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empreendedor Marked by imagination, initiative, and readiness to undertake new projects.
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Wise, as energetic; persevering, as enterprising; brave in reverse, as unassuming in.
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As the wool trade declined, enterprising men like Law saw an opportunity.
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For a while, fortune appeared to favor the enterprising valor of Tiridates.
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Some enterprising merchants were selling them food, clean water, and even tents.
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In the Middle Ages men had been less enterprising and less self-conscious.
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In India, likewise, the French were too enterprising to be good neighbors.
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Ireland is a small country with a talented, creative and enterprising people.
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The produce of our factories has preceded even our most enterprising travellers.
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Neither the maggot nor the even more enterprising Moth ever touches it.
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One enterprising hack used Twitter to identify the Mira from its lamps.
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The enterprising click of hammer or trowel falls constantly on the ear.
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The more enterprising organizations of the city had voted to invite him-Mr.
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Fish, too, in considerable quantities has been introduced by some enterprising speculator.
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The ambition and good fortune of this enterprising tyrant were alike remarkable.
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Mr. Younglove is one of the most enterprising and intelligent business men.
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An enterprising octopus has surprised researchers by using coconut shells for shelter.
