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sensible
adjective as in realistic, reasonable
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Based on these factors, it seems that the most sensible decision for investors now would be to look at the recent correction as an opportunity to buy.
Dr Robinson says it can be "tricky to give advice" on lowering energy bills because most people are "sensible" and "savvy" anyway, especially if they're on a low income.
“Breaking the Deadlock” exists as a model of what a sensible exchange of views should look like while depicting how partisan biases are distorting our discourse.
A White House official in September told Barron’s that stopping processing was “perhaps a sensible business decision,” but against U.S. interests.
A White House official in September told Barron’s that stopping processing was “perhaps a sensible business decision,” but against U.S. interests.
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