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Spacewater  +  803921 Fri, 03 Jul 09 05:17 AM
"When those two friends meet, a battle of wits ensues"


How is word "wits" and "ensues" used here?
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Fandorin  +  804005 Fri, 03 Jul 09 06:29 AM
Hi. It means "when they meet, they show their wits trying to outdo each other".
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