Related Clues:

• Our (French); practical intelligence (colloq.)
• We French at home in Nichols piece
• Common sense a small number employ endlessly
• Advance needed, taking a return to America - it's common sense
• Intelligence is almost futile
• Bond's enemy pursued by American intelligence
• Abroad we could make sense
• Common sense we recognised in Nancy
• Commonsense shown by The Merchant's Gratiano, usually -although 'too wild, too rude and bold of voice'
• Rejection by America shows common sense
• No American exhibits good sense!
• Pointless showing a reduction in common sense
• Common sense denial facing American
• Common sense (sl.)
• Common sense from we French