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She built a very successful company with uncommon business acumen.acumen = ability to make good decisions
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Thus he could take credit for all of Ye's research results and papers, and cast himself as an exemplary political officer with both technical acumen and revolutionary zeal.† (source)
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Real estate acumen does not always extend across universes.† (source)
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He had founded the company after a year in college, with no particular business acumen or measurable goals.† (source)
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No one topped Chicago in terms of business drive and acumen, but within the city's upper echelons there was a veiled anxiety that the city in its commercial advance may indeed have failed to cultivate the finer traits of man and woman.† (source)
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Cedric thinks, as he crushes the empty Tropicana container, that he's always had a natural acumen for these sorts of calculations.† (source)
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J. T. once showed his ledgers to the board of directors to prove, as if proof were needed, the extent of his business acumen.† (source)
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But this view seemed to underestimate Swaney's political acumen.† (source)
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This way, they may witness for themselves how brightly his own flash and the inordinate acumen with which they shine.† (source)
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Look what he's done with his skills and his political acumen!† (source)
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With commendable and rather surprising acumen, the senior man had identified me as the probable originator of the message; but this only led to the posing of a new and even more disturbing mystery, since no one could be found who would admit to having authorized me to go to Tierra del Fuego in the first place.† (source)
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What the onslaught of Iranian students did assimilate was a realization that the people could have a voice in determining their form of government, and it was this growth in political acumen that eventually brought about the shah's downfall.† (source)
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The next day, Lourdes works extraconscientiously, determined to prove to herself that her business acumen, at least, is intact.† (source)
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In the hundreds of thousands of games that these spectators had seen in their collective lives, few had ever seen a catcher—even in the pros—with the baseball acumen and presence of mind to shadow the runner down the first base line.† (source)
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Giggling at my acumen, she rolled her eyes and said, "Git on!"† (source)
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While Phillis has the business acumen, Douglas is the socialite.† (source)
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