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6. It was an astute move to sell just before prices went down.

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16. An alert mind and trained eye give astute evaluations.

17. Pittsburgh women have always been astute football fans.

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19. Porras found an astute ally in newly elected President Alvaro Arzu, a pragmatic businessman with an instinct for building consensus.

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22. Her observations were astute and her writing lively, but in my opinion she never went far enough.

23. The more astute Hecker discerned that Brownson, without knowing it, was really pointing himself toward Catholicism.

24. Not even the most astute planning can cover the infinite variables thrown up by a sport of such bewildering complexity.

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26. She always had an eye for a bargain and was very astute in her shopping.

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28. The threat of all Darlington Catholics voting against him was the most astute piece of political blackmail I have ever seen.

29. But Dole had little choice but to roll the dice in a way that surprised even the most astute political observers.

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31. He is loathed by some, more traditionally minded officers for his astute and ready use of publicity.

32. Ever since, the Nez Perce have been one of the most politically astute tribes, successfully holding on to their cultural identity.

33. Morgan was surprised at how astute she was. "How did you know that?" he asked.

34. Nevertheless, much discretion remains for departments to increase their power, and politically astute department heads become skillful at doing so.

35. Or was astute enough to realise that what worked for a few hours a week might not work full time.

36. The President's wife is often politically astute, ambitious and very influential in White House policy decisions.

37. Will they have an astute sense of time, space, design, proportion, ratio, and the like?

38. Another astute electoral move helped to win 70% of the black vote for Kennedy.

39. It always annoys me so much the way you girls trot it out like you're saying something so astute and revealing.

40. To stand up in Congress and speak against homeownership would have been as politically astute as to campaign against motherhood.

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42. Fortunately, the electorate is far more observant and astute than it thinks.

43. To any astute observer, a beech-maple forest displays an integrity and identity as much as a crow does.

44. They would think me, if not a genius, then at least astute.

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46. In the space of several months, Nizan was progressively captivated by the refreshingly candid, lively and astute personality of Rirette.

47. Under the surface of an everyday conversation a duel of two astute minds was taking place.

48. And even the more astute types, such as Safire, may have their gumshoes pointed up the wrong alleys.

49. The market in 1994 was at best indifferent, rewarding only the most astute stock pickers.

50. Mrs Thatcher may feel it would be politically astute to take a lead in getting a convention under way.

51. Wilson, who was still in his early thirties, was an astute trainer who sparred with his boxers.

52. It was probably the most astute financial accomplishment of the Herrera administration.

53. He's probably the most astute politician in the Middle East, and we knew we could do business with him.

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55. Keiki was an able individual, an astute politician prepared to take heed of the views of both advisers and enemies.

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57. Apple is ruthlessly astute in protecting its business model.

58. Shevchenko: Big waste of money or an astute signing?

59. Frawley was an astute, practical man.

60. Zhou Enlai was too astute to rail against reality.

61. He is astute in business.

62. Ralph is equally astute in machinery and crop management.

63. Astute salesmen know how to invest emotionally.

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68. Nevertheless, an astute consumer of the news can catch many straw man and weak man fallacies by knowing how they work.

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70. That was a very astute observation. I shall heed it.

71. One astute foreigner has observed that there are two sides to our nature: a highly-developed family conscience contrasted with an under-developed social conscience.

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73. You can maintain a clever, astute and erudite persona whether you're adolescent or octogenarian.

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77. EQUITY PARTICIPATION in real estate offers substantial returns to astute investors, but it also entails high exposure to risk.

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79. However, the move would probably be popular with Sen. Clinton's supporters and probably politically astute on a "keep your friends close..." level.

80. How were you able to make such an astute observation?

81. Not only is he tactically astute in the offensive third though, he can also track back runners and has a never-say-die attitude which has led some in Spain to compare him favourably to Wayne Rooney.

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83. Though her teacher thought she was scatterbrained, she was actually quite astute.

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85. Yes, the same Joyce Carol Oates who packs one of the most lethal punches in American literature also happens to be an astute observer of the sweet science.

86. For all its consummate visual style, "Inception" also boasts an astute sound design: Listen for the leitmotif of a ticking stopwatch echoed by a passing bicycle and in Hans Zimmer's powerful score.

87. He did not write the Treaty alone but in collaboration with three astute and determined negotiators.

88. Yes. I have to admit that you are very astute.

89. The Thatcher scheme was not to be thought of as merely an astute exercise in bribery.

90. Would not that astute official see that I was only posing as a Real Person?

91. Diana was astute enough to understand the power of television and the voracious British tabloid newspapers.