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stroke of genius

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stroke of genius
an act of genius; a very clever and innovative idea or task. Your idea of painting the rock wall red was a stroke of genius.
See also: genius, stroke
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CAPTION(S): POLE POSITION Peter settles into his new home STROKE OF GENIUS The Ulster Museum's Jill Kerr and Peter the Polar Bear yesterday
Ice to see you Peter by The Mirror (London, England)
It was a stroke of genius when, more than two decades ago, former Olympian Tom Waddell launched an even more perfect version of the Olympics-the Gay Games.
Guys and balls: not an athlete? If you can't join 'era, ogle 'em by Kilmer-Purcell, Josh / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
There is a saying in the music business that is perhaps one of the most poignant ever created It is the term "one hit wonder" and it refers to a band that came bursting onto the scene with a single song that made them famous, but then failed to build on that and eventually had to give up the music business because their one stroke of genius was all they had in them There is a saying in the music business that is perhaps one of the most poignant ever created.
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