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A great intellect can comprehend these criminals, and account for the crime.
2
She is said to be a woman of great intellect and wit.
3
The great intellect of the dynasty of Stalkon was legendary throughout the land.
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The professors at the Sorbonne appreciated his great intellect and originality.
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The great intellect is often too sharp for the granite of this life.
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No one, least of all Johnson, thinks he's a great intellect.
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A position that only great intellect could secure in that country.
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Vassili had a great intellect, but his character was weak in some respects.
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He had a great intellect- agi-ganticintellect, sweeping the horizon with his arm.
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The blind side of Franklin's great intellect was his lack of religious imagination.
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Pista was not a man of great intellect or loquacious speech.
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Good thing we have your great intellect to rescue us from my flawed presentation.
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He had a great intellect, but not a great soul.
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To be astonished by nothing is a sign, they say, of a great intellect.
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He had a great intellect and succinct political judgment.
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We hail in her the great intellect which asserts the superiority of woman over man.
