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Some ideas off the top of my head: Someone who is pragmatic and expreienced may be "an old pro". I am a speech pathologist with a co-worker who has been working for 30+ years and will be retiring soon. She fits what I consider "pragmatic and experiienced." I'd say that she "could write the book" on speech pathology knows our field "forwards and backwards" or "from A-Z" is the "Queen" of speech pathology or a "speech pathologist extrodinare"
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What is a pack of lies?
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