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Meanings of astute observation in English

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Usage of astute observation in English
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I suspect it is because it combines astute observation with ironclad technique.
The Guardian
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She then went on to make an astute observation about Irish women.
The Irish Times
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Ms O'Reilly's astute observation show us up for what we are.
The Irish Times
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In simple terms, the former is based on astute observation, the latter on blatant ignorance.
The Irish Times
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I find this a most astute observation.
The Irish Times
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By the way, Memphis made the astute observation earlier that he thinks we're dealing with someone who's biracial.
The cold room
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An astute observation on your part.
The marrowbone marble company
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That is a very astute observation.
The Necromancer
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An astute observation, my lady.
Discord's apple
10
That's a very astute observation.
Alpine for You
11
An astute observation, Mr. Stratton.
Arrival (Stories of Your Life and Others)
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Both essays show quiet bravery, astute observation and no little worry about what the future holds for ordinary people.
The Irish Times
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Melissa momentarily interrupted her deference to Derek with one astute observation as we sat in the gallery of the House of Commons.
The Guardian
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It's thanks to the Facebook group, Awkward Animals who made the very astute observation that these small creatures look a lot like tiny hippos.
News.com.au
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He had begun to feel defensive in the face of his sister's astute observations.
What alice knew: a most curious tale of henry james & jack the r...
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Watching the wild lions, Ayla made some astute observations about their hunting habits, which Baby confirmed.
The Valley of Horses
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