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• But by then, the victor in this battle of wits was obvious.
• The Viceroy and Sir Saraswati have a battle of wits and diplomacy.
• It also became a legal battle of wits between prosecution and defense.
• The games box describes it as " Naval Battle of Wits ."
• Language-- jargon, in particular-- often becomes a weapon in the battle of wits.
• But the battle of wits never seems more than a skirmish.
• The two very different men engage in a battle of wits.
• The two commanders are soon locked in a battle of wits.
• This is a battle of wits as much as of armaments.
• The film unfolds as a battle of wits ensues between Moriarty and Holmes.
• There's sort of a battle of wits that I find fascinating.
• Even Dorothy Parker, amply and able in any battle of wits, once said:
• The movie, then, becomes a dispassionate battle of wits between two brilliant, driven professionals.
• The real-life battle of wits will be even more interesting.
• What a battle of wits and nerves it has been!
• Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad may be losing a battle of wits with investors.
• Those are battles of wits Ledger is getting used to.
• Every night at their telescopes, astronomers invite the universe to a battle of wits.
• Nelson called his battle of wits with Milwaukee's George Karl.
• They conduct a running battle of wits throughout the story.