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1 острота ума
1) General subject: acumen, pungency of wit, sagacity, the pungency of the wit, the pungency of wit, incisiveness2) Advertising: fineness of intellect -
2 цепкость ума
General subject: pungency of wit, the pungency of the wit, the pungency of wit
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