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Unlike many young tennis stars, Federer avoided overplaying, managing his schedule sagaciously.
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J. quickly became a fully fleshed-out character and the show sagaciously leaned into stories specific to his situation.
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Critics like to write about Smith because it allows them to sagaciously read the tea leaves of fiction and society.
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The company was in the middle of what Musk had sagaciously predicted would be "production hell," and things had not been going smoothly.
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And it was good decision, because they sagaciously supplied Theatre of Metamorphoses with a progressiveness that twines around you as it presents in parallel those who have fed Horn's intricate imagination.
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His erstwhile carport combines the aesthetics of bar tools and power tools: There's a well-polished wood bar that he built by hand; bottles and bar hardware share wall space with axes, hammers, blades, a butterfly knife, brass knuckles, even a champagne saber, while a bandana-clad deer head serenely yet sagaciously gazes over the sets of vintage glassware.
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Not being prepared with an answer to the question, the Man with a Shotgun sagaciously removed the propounder.
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Judas sagaciously kept his men from touching the booty, preparing them for the impending battle with Gorgias. When the latter returned to the main camp, he found it in flames, and the Jews ready for battle. The Syrians, seized with panic, fled into the Philistine territory, and only then did the Jews seize the rich spoils (166 BC). The victory was all the more striking as the force of Judas was considerably smaller in number and had "not armor nor swords to their minds" (1 Macc 4:6).
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