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His son being away, Lenny also had to seek the services of a sub and he was more astute in his choice of Dave Kent who plays off a generous 16 handicap.

And the novel's glancing connection to Shirley Temple becomes even more astute in light of two other television works this weekend about little blond girls and their quest for fame.

"Broadly contributor Zoé [Samudzi] is more astute in her observation that he would give mid strokes.

But they'll have to be far more astute in their approach, be more willing to engage Latinos with respect, and to be more prudent in their rhetoric.

This result could suggest that caretakers who are better informed on the potentially serious nature of diarrhea may be more astute in recognizing an episode of diarrhea among their young children.

"These companies have definitely acted in a more astute way in terms of return on invested capital and capital allocation decisions," he said.

But down the line comes a jury of sportswriters, who wish they had been a little more astute back in 1998, and now have the chance to vote Manny on or off the island known as the Hall of Fame.

"Some of the more astute political people in the White House are probably secretly hoping for the Republicans to do well in November," John Cassidy says on this week's Political Scene podcast.

By Samantha Henig September 9, 2010 "Some of the more astute political people in the White House are probably secretly hoping for the Republicans to do well in November," John Cassidy says on this week's Political Scene podcast.

Stieglitz had first been directed to African sculpture by the artists Marius de Zayas and Max Weber, an example of his benefiting from people more astute or clued in than he was.

One of Wright's more astute choices was in not casting Anna and Vronsky's story as one of epic love, as it has been in previous tellings.