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Meanings of politically savvy in anglès

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Usage of politically savvy in anglès
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The Anita Hill of today is far more self-assured and politically savvy.
The Guardian
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The workers themselves are now voters and much more politically savvy.
The Guardian
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She wondered where the cool and politically savvy schemer within her had gone.
Paul of dune
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General Sir David Richards is highly articulate and politically savvy.
The Guardian
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Can the church now find a good and holy man who is also politically savvy?
The Irish Times
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For many he was charismatic, engaging and politically savvy.
The South African
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We all like to link we're politically savvy and can spot propaganda a mile off.
The Irish Times
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It's politically savvy, and he needs to buy his time and let this blow over.
Reuters
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Estes will play her ex-husband, a politically savvy police lieutenant for whom she still has unresolved feelings.
Reuters
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He married Margaret of Anjou in 1445, a noble Frenchwoman whose was more politically savvy than her husband.
News.com.au
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Trump's stance last night to make the GOP the "law-and-order party," was in many ways politically savvy.
Ebony
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Two years ago, the politically savvy son of a beloved Utah governor beat Love by fewer than 800 votes.
Reuters
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I finally decided on Clinton because I thought in a politically savvy sense she was far more qualified than Donald Trump.
The Guardian
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If his time at the IAEA is anything to go by, ElBaradei is both politically savvy and prepared to get tough.
Reuters
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The prospect of meeting them face-to-face was a humbling experience, even for someone as politically savvy as the Alliance's top ambassador.
Revelation
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But with the help of Angela Menino, the much-loved and politically savvy wife of Boston mayor Tom Menino, Vicki plunged in.
True compass: a memoir
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