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Which preposition to use with masterstroke
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On the contrary, he believed it to be a masterstroke of cunning.
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OLIVER, a favourite paladin of Charlemagne's, who, along with Roland, rode by his side, and whose name, along with Roland's, has passed into the phrase, a "Roland for an Oliver," meaning one good masterstroke for another, such as both these knights never failed to deliver.