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Red Jacket had a quick and acute perception, he was very adroit.
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Panshine really was very adroit-notless so than his father had been.
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It was managed, however, in a very adroit and ingenious manner.
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As a doctor he was originally very adroit and often successful.
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He is a very adroit person and is my friend.
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This ecclesiastic was a busy intriguer, but not very adroit.
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Oh, I know him; he has often served me, and is very adroit, indeed.
8
The serpent had got into the garden, but he had not been a very adroit reptile.
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Well, he's very adroit in terms of the legislative process, but also is a very sincere believer.
10
The countess-dowager was not very adroit at spelling and composition, whether French or English, as you observe.
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I was going to be very adroit.
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He would be very clever, very adroit.
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No matter, Parkes was very adroit at carrying on a one-sided interview, and conversation did not flag.
14
The Apaches are very adroit in stealing stock, and no doubt inherit the skill of many generations in theft.
15
Bobbing and circling, earnest, not very adroit, they went past and past his chair to the strains of that waltz.
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By contrast, the Obama campaign was very adroit at turning such attacks against him around and saying that they were racially motivated.
