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Tact is what few members of the party have; their methods are raw.
Purple Springs 1921
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Tact is a faculty for meandering around to a given point instead of making a bee-line.
Chronicles of Avonlea Lucy Maud 1912
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Tact is not mere nimbleness of wit, mind or manner.
King Edward's Keys 1910
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Tact is the power of being all there, it is presence of mind, it is immediate contact with the situation, it is immediacy of contact with personality -- nothing between!
King Edward's Keys 1910
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Tact is shown by the friends in not expressly mentioning, but alluding under color of general cases, to Job's calamities; here (Job
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Tact, which is the only guide through the mazes of society, will enable a woman to avoid anything like an unwelcome intimacy or a doubtful acquaintance, even if such a person should "call first."
Manners and Social Usages Mrs. John M. E. W. Sherwood
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"Tact" does not make any goddamned sense in this context.
Sunday Roundup 2009
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"Tact" does not make any goddamned sense in this context.
Sunday Roundup 2009
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"Tact" on the other hand, in the immortal words of Cordelia Chase, "is just not saying true stuff."
Obama Campaign Launches Ad Hitting McCain's Lies As "Dishonorable" 2009
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"Tact," in the immortal words of Cordelia Chase "is just not saying things that are true."
Election Central | Talking Points Memo | Hillary Personally Slams Obama Over Reagan Comments 2009
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