In Scholastic philosophy, there are a number of elements of prudence; Memoria (accurate memory), Docilitas (open-mindedness), Intelligentsia (intelligence), Sollertia (
quick-wittedness), Ratio (reasoning), Providentia (foresight), Circumspection (ability to take all relevant circumstances into account), and Caution (ability to mitigate risks).
Good knowledge of the region, sociability, charm and
quick-wittedness are important.
The end papers elegantly reflect the themes of the stories: the mystery of the King's crown, Kate's dream of visiting London and the
quick-wittedness of Katya alongside a couple of puzzles.
Reflecting US thinking, Carnegie Moscow Centre scholar Dmitry Trenin wrote shortly after the Putin's invasion of Georgia in August 2008 that the West noted "Medvedev's
quick-wittedness, his calm style of conducting talks, and his clear desire to show that he is the one who is the real master of Russian diplomacy There are much greater grounds for expecting thatMedvedevwill slowly but steadily concentrate powers in his own hands" - with Putin's blessings.
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE (12A) UNDERSCORED with a heartfelt anti-bullying message, Central Intelligence is a surprisingly sweet and goofy mismatched buddy comedy that might lack the
quick-wittedness promised by its title but has good will in abundance.
"That
quick-wittedness and joking - almost like a perfect match."
Acting editor Rory Olcayto said: "Their bravery,
quick-wittedness and civic pride are qualities the whole architecture profession is grateful for."
It should not be feared or revered, but seen as a brilliant return to the importance of fabulous copy,
quick-wittedness and an excellent idea.