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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also be a sharp" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone or something that is keen or perceptive, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In addition to being a great leader, she can also be a sharp strategist when needed."
Alternatives: "also be astute" or "also be perceptive".
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And it would also be a sharp drop from the comparable period last year, when the company reported profits of 66 cents a share.
The outgoing desk-jockeys will be the last of the privatisation generation, but their exit will also be a sharp reminder to the rest that they have to quickly change their way of thinking in Walsh's new set-up.
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For a man whose friends describe as possessing an exquisite sensitivity to others, he can also be a sharp-tongued advocate capable of demolishing a critic's argument, even as he defends that critic's right to speak out.
There will also be a sharper focus on the basics of literacy and numeracy and ICT.
But there has also been a sharp decline in Lenin's public stature.
There has also been a sharp increase in multiple bidding at all price levels, Mr. Mitchell said.
There has also been a sharp increase in job insecurity, a measure distinct from, but related to, job stability.
And Robert E. Rubin, the former Treasury secretary who was a senior adviser at Citigroup, has also been a sharp critic.
Nonetheless, there has also been a sharp increase in overt, physical anti-Semitism in the past couple of years.
In recent weeks, however, there has also been a sharp shift in General Musharraf's public statements.
In addition to the sharp increase in the polarization of the presidential vote, there has also been a sharp decrease in ticket-splitting.
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