And for years I've been telling people that no one writes about relationships as perceptively as Colette ."
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In some ways-- by economics and politics rather than bricks and barbed wire-- Berlin remains perceptively divided.
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As David Sterritt perceptively observes in his recent book, " The Films of Jean-Luc Godard,"
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She asks, perceptively, how a nation can cope with the negative implications for governing when so many citizens are angry.
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But now that Judge Jackson has so perceptively exposed their game plan, their response may yet come back to haunt them.
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As dean she was tough-minded and unyielding to pressure, standardizing the curriculum and perceptively evaluating the faculty.
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One, it is preferred to alternatives, whether they are at higher-priced or perceptively lower government-served communities elsewhere.
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In the 1980s, Goldberg was the first to privately own satellite transponders and perceptively anticipated the advent of commercial television satellite broadcasting.
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His Women s College and Vichalitha ( The Disturbed ) perceptively treats the discrimination and injustice being meted out to women in India.
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G . Roger Denson, a curator and critic who is McEvilley's commentator throughout the book, perceptively analyzes the relativist attitude.
