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Значения термина more prescient на английском

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Krushchev was perhaps more prescient than he realised at the time.
The Irish Times
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Theresa May may have been more prescient about Brexit than we all thought.
The Guardian
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The higher they advance in the scale of life the more prescient they are.
Life and Habit
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He had been more prescient than he could have imagined.
Acts of nature
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Casuals and fixed-term employees, made even more prescient by recent changes through the Fair Work Commission.
News.com.au
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Mike Judge's comedy feels even more prescient now than when it was first released in 2006.
News.com.au
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In retrospect, a more prescient film satire of network news appeared in 1987, with James Brooks's Broadcast News.
NY Magazine
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Since Wilson announced her goals of increased participation of women in society, she has come to seem more prescient than old fashioned.
The new yorker
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While the stakes they accept on such bets tend to be limited, the potential for reward for society's more prescient can be huge.
The Guardian
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From the viewpoint of today's melting icecaps, the ethos of respect for nature in which the farm was steeped seems more prescient than far-out.
The Guardian
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Dan Rostenkowski, the House Ways and Means chairman from Illinois, was far more cautious, and more prescient, as he later recounted in a lengthy interview.
True compass: a memoir
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'You have been more prescient than I,' said Lady Everingham, 'perhaps because I was thinking too much of some one else.'
Coningsby; Or, The New Generation
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