| 1. | "
4. Machiavelli, Prince, p. 92.
5. Aristotle distinguishes between prudence and shrewdness at
Nicomachean Ethics 1144a24-1144b1."
| Source: | Colmo, Christopher. "Alfarabi on the prudence of founders" Review of Politics 60.4 Sept. 22 1998: 719-721
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| 2. | "... and Stephen Toulmin consider the inadequacy
of simply applying abstract moral norms or principles to concrete moral
dilemmas; see their The Abuse of Casuistry: A History of Moral Reasoning
(Berkeley: University of California, 1988) 1-20.
(41) Gula reinforces..."
| Source: | PANICOLA, MICHAEL R. "DISCERNMENT IN THE NEONATAL CONTEXT" Theological Studies 60.4 Dec. 1 1999: 723
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| 3. | " Abuse of Casuistry: A
History of Moral Reasoning."
| Source: | Morgan, Douglas F. "The Founders, the Constitution and Public Administration: AConflict in World Views" Public Administration Review v58.n5 Sept. 1 1998: 453-464
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| 4. | " Abuse of Casuistry: A
History of Moral Reasoning."
| Source: | Morgan, Douglas F. "Democracy, Bureaucracy and Character: Founding Thoughts" Public Administration Review v58.n5 Sept. 1 1998: 453-464
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| 5. | " Abuse of Casuistry: A
History of Moral Reasoning."
| Source: | Morgan, Douglas F. "A New Constitutionalism: Designing Political Institutions for aGood Society" Public Administration Review v58.n5 Sept. 1 1998: 453-464
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| 6. | "... For an overview of
the history of casuistry, see Albert R. Jonsen and Stephen Toulmin, The
Abuse of Casuistry: A History of Moral Reasoning (Berkeley: University
of California, 1990).
(3) For this more accurate terminology, see Thomas..."
| Source: | Kaczor, Christopher. "Double-effect reasoning from Jean Pierre Gury to Peter Knauer" Theological Studies v59.n2 June 1 1998: 297-317
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| 7. | " On their first meeting,
John is quick to assert a "shrewdness in [Julius's] eyes ...
indicative of a corresponding shrewdness of character" (34)."
| Source: | Petrie, Paul R. "CHARLES W. CHESNUTT, THE CONJURE WOMAN, AND THE RACIAL LIMITS OF LITERARY MEDIATION" Studies in American Fiction 27.2 Sept. 22 1999: 183
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| 8. | " I was initially
dismayed that a book with both "conscience" and
"Protestant" in its title would make no reference to the
important works of Protestant casuistry,..."
| Source: | Lares, Jamela. "Reforming Empire: Protestant Colonialism and Conscience in British Literature" Christianity and Literature 53.4 June 22 2004: 544-547
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| 9. | "
JACK WEIR, "Pluralists Casuistry, Animals, and the
Environment." Adviser: Baruch Brody."
| Source: | . "Doctoral dissertations 2003-2004 *" Review of Metaphysics 58.1 Sept. 1 2004: 243-263
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| 10. | " What force
and shrewdness and power of survival you passed on to me, despite your
cowardice."
| Source: | Gray, Francine du Plessix. "The Work of Mourning" American Scholar 69.3 June 22 2000: 7
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| 11. | " There was a shrewdness in his eyes, too,
which was not altogether African" (9-10)."
| Source: | Goldner, Ellen J. "" Studies in American Fiction 28.1 Mar. 22 2000: 39
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| 12. | "
Oddly enough (or not so oddly, given his habitual shrewdness), it
was Powell who first foresaw the writing of Experience. "I wonder
if..."
| Source: | Taylor, DJ. "Will they survive?" New Statesman (1996) 129.4488 May 29 2000: 41
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| 13. | "... impacts
. . . [and] attempts at eradication will be futile."
The coyote's legendary shrewdness and adaptability mean they
are going to continue to multiply in the region."
| Source: | Hyslop, Margie. "Coyotes relocate to area, plan to stay for a while" Washington Times July 17 2000: 1
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| 14. | "... story would always, in childhood, fill me with
a terrible frisson--how reckless and unnatural to give away your
brand-new coat!--it is apparent to me now that my
great-grandfather's famously remote gaze harbored a surprising
shrewdness."
| Source: | Kaplan, Johanna. "Tales of My Great-Grandfathers" Commentary 110.1 July 1 2000: 49
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| 15. | " He misses the shrewdness
with which Reagan attracted policy people, such as Jeanne Kirkpatrick,
who had not before considered helping a conservative Republican."
| Source: | Hannaford, Peter,Schulzinger, Robert D. "Dutch: A Memoir of Ronald Reagan" Presidential Studies Quarterly 30.2 June 1 2000: 388
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| 16. | " But skill and shrewdness and
brutality--and the fatigue of his country, its eagerness to trade what
liberties it had for order--gave that ruler his chance."
| Source: | Ajami, Fouad. "A master of the realm" U.S. News & World Report 128.25 June 26 2000: 32
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| 17. | "
Refreshments are provided, and a police inspector with the shrewdness of
Sherlock Holmes elicits a confession by playing on the suspect's
emotional vulnerabilities."
| Source: | FEIN, BRUCE,SCHULHOFFER, STEPHEN J. "symposium" Insight on the News 16.18 May 15 2000: 40
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| 18. | " The various elements were smartly displayed and, once
Paksa's formal shrewdness and her decantation of contemporary
reality became clear, the spectator felt part of a tense rhythmic
environment."
| Source: | Costa, Eduardo. "Margarita Paksa at Ruth Benzacar" Art in America 88.5 May 1 2000: 175
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| 19. | " Garvin, from a mix of career shrewdness and a free-spirited
man's dislike of clericalism, left Rome for the snug Church of
Englandry of the friends made in the course of his true conversion -- to
Tory Imperialism."
| Source: | Pearce, Edward. "EMINENT EDWARDIAN EDITORS" History Today 50.4 Apr. 1 2000: 28
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| 20. | "
By his peak in 1998, Robertson's acumen for buying underpriced
stocks and shorting overpriced ones, along with his shrewdness in
currency trading and bets on the market's direction, was yielding
returns for Tiger's well-heeled investors of up to 50 percent."
| Source: | Longman, Phillip J. "The bull that ate Tiger" U.S. News & World Report 128.14 Apr. 10 2000: 45
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| 21. | " There
took hold in some American diplomatic circles a certain fascination with
Assad's will and tenacity and shrewdness."
| Source: | Ajami, Fouad. "Leaders, leadership, legacy" U.S. News & World Report 128.13 Apr. 3 2000: 30
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| 22. | "... to have fallen under the spell of
Rilke's writing or persona, each of which he describes with
shrewdness and wit: "It's not been just the highborn women who
have sewed a skirt around him, or written him loving letters, or offered
him castle space,..."
| Source: | MIRON, SUSAN. "READING RILKE: REFLECTIONS ON THE PROBLEMS OF TRANSLATION" American Scholar 69.1 Jan. 1 2000: 155
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| 23. | " For all of his personal failings, Clinton
conveys a genuine interest in ordinary people as well as shrewdness and
determination."
| Source: | STARR, PAUL. "The Perils of High-Mindedness" American Prospect 11.5 Jan. 17 2000: 6
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| 24. | " Where other republics embraced the
uncertain future and quickly learned to play the game of regional and
world politics-some better than others, but all with a mixture of
shrewdness..."
| Source: | Rubinstein, Alvin Z. "Russia adrift" Harvard International Review 22.1 Mar. 22 2000: 14-19
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| 25. | " One might argue that Lillo's
reference concerns mental or physical capacities, but I would not care
to do so. Millwood's shrewdness and occupation would make her a
prime judge of one specific male capacity, totally unrelated to mind or
morals."
| Source: | Fields, Polly Stevens. "GEORGE LILLO AND THE VICTIMS OF ECONOMIC THEORY" Studies in the Literary Imagination 32.2 Sept. 22 1999: 77
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