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That said, a trifecta, if astutely managed, does open the way for the possibility of major legislative initiatives.

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Comedy led the backlash against political correctness, which Lindy West astutely defined in a 2015 Guardian column as a fancy term for “not treating people who are already treated like garbage like garbage.”

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With their combination of goals from various sources, an adaptable defence and an incomparable midfield, all astutely controlled by an unflappable manager, Real are as close to a complete team as it gets.

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Memphis Depay astutely let the ball roll across his body to unleash a shot on the swivel.

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“The Zone of Interest” uses sound very astutely to create emotion, most notably in an infrared sequence featuring a young girl placing apples for prisoners, or when Joseph Wulf’s text “Sunbeam” is read in voiceover.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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