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“Her IQ is what makes her different than others. As a coach, you can call the play, but what impresses me most is her decision-making.”

Others, understanding how tricky it is to be truly smart in a world full of phony intellectuals and career posers, would be appropriately impressed.

She impressed on me that I couldn’t live at the Y anymore.

Hank Johnson, who represents a district in Georgia, said Farage was "a fringe party leader" who was "here today to impress all of those tech bros".

Durkan said he was "impressed" by the resources Daera has invested in the public information event and felt better after talking to the experts.