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sharp as a tack

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(as) sharp as a tack
very intelligent He may be old in years, but he's still as sharp as a tack and knows what he's talking about.
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With such vital World Cup qualifiers looming against Cyprus, Italy and Montenegro and getting to the finals in South Africa a real possibility, he needs to be sharp as a tack.
to do the things they've always wanted to do, whether that be travel around the world or take pottery classes at the local community college Unfortunately, while their minds may still be sharp as a tack, their bodies are just starting to let them down in a multitude of little ways; aches, pains, arthritis, etc Many seniors find once they reach retirement age that they finally have the time?
STAN may be a 75-year-old pensioner happily living out retirement in Doncaster, but he's got a mind as sharp as a tack and a level of fitness good enough to see him still visit the golf course.
 
 
 
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