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Justin Cartwright's topical 11th novel is so astute it sizzles with knowing.
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French generalship was certainly not so astute as Boer cunning.
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You are so clever, you are so astute when you put your mind to it!
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I am surprised at the question, coming from so astute a mind as yours, Mr Secretary.
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Anjou, backed by so astute and unscrupulous a politician as Parma, was not to be trifled with.
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Tiffany wished the kelda wasn't so astute.
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Yet one so astute might hazard a shrewd guess. Half-challenging, half-coy, she eyed him over her fan.
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Her son has not been so astute.
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He could not comprehend why England had sent so astute a diplomat and politician to a third-rate kingdom.
10
That's so astute of you.
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But there's nothing about Natasha's life-extraattention or time spent with humans, for example-thatexplains how she became so astute.
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It struck me that so astute a man as Straker would not undertake this delicate tendon-nicking without a little practice.
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It struck me that so astute a man as Straker would not undertake this delicate tendon-nicking without a little practise.
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It is very strange that so astute a man as the Duke de Champdoce should have allowed his passion to carry him away.
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Besides this question of handicap, he was afraid with so astute a man as Coburn he would sooner or later give himself away.
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It was quite natural, but it seems to me rather strange that so astute a gang should commence operations in the same neighborhood again.
