1.   At a recent Intel conference on product design, some attendees belittled the concept as nothing more than clever marketing by companies trying to sell new products.

2.   He did not mention that it was also clever marketing.

3.   In part, the high-end watch boom is due to a bit of clever marketing on the part of manufacturers, jewelers say.

4.   It may take more than clever marketing for the automaker to stop its decline, though.

5.   Of course, it might just be an early example of clever marketing.

6.   They could package this with clever marketing and advertising as a boon to the Internet industry and the economy as a whole.

7.   Tusker is in turn nearly half owned by Guinness, the giant brewer and producer of clever marketing.

8.   What she does like, though, is clever marketing.

9.   But their rivals have gained ground through clever marketing, improvements in quality, large-scale production and competitive pricing.

10.   Through clever marketing, the turnaround has been staggering.