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Court-craft

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Court´-craft`    (k?rt´kr?ft`)
n.1.The artifices, intrigues, and plottings, at courts.


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Dellacqua has neither the court-craft nor the shot-making of Kohlschreiber, yet she captivated Melbourne Park and filled local hearts with pride by beating the fragile Frenchwoman.
Their opponents cleverly varied the pace in gusty conditions, inflicting a salutary lesson in court-craft.
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