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Harvey Araton is correct, and perceptive ("A Little Lesson The Yankees Should Heed," March 22) to diagnose the United States' defeat in the Classic as being symptomatic of a more serious malady -- and then to offer the cure: abandoning the superstore mind-set.
Sterling was perceptive enough to absorb valuable lessons from this and began to appreciate – at a club as transient as Liverpool – prospects can shift, especially when managers move on and philosophies alter.
The reason is that Juan Dixon, Lonny Baxter and Byron Mouton -- all seniors -- are perceptive enough to have learned an important lesson from last year's trip to the Final Four, as well as anticipate what lies ahead in their young lives.
Johnson's transformation serves as an object lesson in how the beliefs of a perceptive agent, a player's exhaustive workouts with a skilled trainer and the player's determination can come together and turn someone like Johnson, a player with almost no chance of playing in the N.F.L., into someone who can make the cut and have an impact.
Tom Wicker's article about Attica ["The Undying Lessons From a Modern Massacre," Sept. 2] was insightful and perceptive, as one would expect from a journalist of his caliber who had a unique perspective on the events.
Several sequences of Daniel on the basketball court have a perceptive compositional and dynamic originality that should serve as an anthology piece and a lesson in invention.
Taylor was less perceptive.
Attenborough has a perceptive take on Moser, whose early ambition was to be a concert pianist, and who still practises daily and takes lessons at the highest level.
