- - In eg Diderot's work we can find common sense
- - In France we find common sense
- - In France we show common sense
- - We, in St. Denis
- - We, in Laval
- - We, in Chamonix
- - French for we
- - "...... sommes vos amis" ("We Are Your Friends," in French)
- - We, to Henri
- - We, to one who says 'oui'
- - We, in Weedon
- - Mind how we must appear in Paris
- - We, oui?
- - *We, to Monet
- - We, to those who say "oui"
- - What we may be overseas?
- - We, when in Paris
- - We: Fr.
- - We, non?
- - We, in Paris
- - "We" for those who say "oui"
- - We, in France
- - We: French.
- - We, being French, have savvy
- - negative response by american showing common sense
- - Intelligence is worthless to a large extent
- - Native intelligence made negative by American
- - so to get to the united nations it takes intellect?
- - the savvy to make a denial to you and me?
- - Common sense (informal)
- - Sensible attitude excluding America?
- - american following number showing common sense
- - pointless to see reduction in common sense
- - responsibility for denial taken by america
- - Common sense is most ominous!
- - Knowledge that's mostly ineffective?
- - No American displays common sense
- - More than just moi
- - Intelligence(Used today)
- - Sound practical judgement
- - Us Parisians
- - The sense you were born with!
- - Strictly entre --
- - Sound judgement
- - Opposite of ils
- - Mind, to Plato
- - Commonsense
- - Mother wit
- - Chez .......
- - The common sense to set up paper around Oxford
- - Entre —
- - French pronoun whose last two letters are an English translation
- - No American has common sense
- - Gumption (informal)
- - Common sense or practical intelligence
- - How the French describe their own intellect
- - Acumen for us French
- - Entre ....: between us
- - Absence of American common sense
- - Common sense for us French
- - Common sense of you and me in Paris
- - Lack of American intelligence
- - Absence of American intelligence?
- - Common sense that's purposeless, mostly
- - 'À ...... la Liberté' (1931 René Clair film)
- - Québec pronoun
- - Toi et moi
- - Us, in Paris
- - Entre ...... (confidentially)
- - Entre ...... (between ourselves)
- - Us, in Cannes
- - "Vous et moi"
- - Entre ...... (between you and me)
- - Us outside the U.S.
- - ....-mêmes: French "ourselves"
- - "À ...... la Liberté" (1931 classic film directed by René Clair)
- - "Entre ......" (French film)
- - Pronoun with "sommes"
- - Common sense, to a Brit
- - Entre .......... (secretly)
- - Entre ...... (1983 film)
- - Pierre's pronoun
- - Entre ........: in confidence
- - Mind; reason
- - Mind, to a philosopher
- - Highest intellect
- - The highest intellect
- - Us, in Ushant.
- - Chez ...... (at our house).
- - Us: Fr.
- - Chez ...... (at our house): French.
- - Us, abroad
- - Intellect
- - Practical intelligence
- - Intelligence
- - Common sense
- - Gumption
- - Reason
- - See 51-Across
- - Parisian pronoun
- - French pronoun
- - practical intelligence or common sense
- - Common sense, savvy
- - No American intelligence
- - No American shows common sense
- - gumption colloq
- - Wisdom
- - "Us" in French
- - *French wife
- - Sense it should be 'toi et moi'
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