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With Benny, Hope, Marx, Burns, Berle, et al. I once asked my shrewdly perceptive former manager, the legendary Jack Rollins — who handled the careers of comics big and small — what separates the frustrated medium-timers, even those who are by no means bad, from the big-timers.

He was an incredibly perceptive director.

A posse of New York tabloids (and Papelbon's manager, the perceptive Terry Francona) reminded Papelbon that the Yankees have a reliever named Mariano Rivera.

Joseph Edelman is CEO and portfolio manager of Perceptive Advisors, a New York-based hedge fund firm with $5 billion under management.

If you're feeling guilty about potentially ratting out your co-worker to management, just remember that in many cases, managers are more perceptive than you think: If the competition gets especially fierce, or if one co-worker's attitude is poisoning the office environment, management may have already noticed.

The BBC's managers were less perceptive than the great novelist.

The current study relies on perceptive responses (primarily from office managers) to measure many variables, including impact variables.

I was struck by Dean Martha Minow's perceptive analysis of John Roberts as a manager.

Regardless of the shoot, a perceptive Jon began to notice a common theme: frustrated production managers halting shoots in search for needed, yet missing, tools and equipment.

At one rehearsal of "Bohème," during a scene involving 200 supernumeraries, Zeffirelli screamed from the aisle "No, no, that's all wrong!" and Anthony Bliss, then general manager, wondered aloud, "How can he tell?" Fiedler is also perceptive about the slow, steady rise of Joseph Volpe from apprentice stagehand in 1964 to general manager now.

Brian Cashman and Steve Phillips, the general managers who assembled the Subway Series teams with their perceptive trades and timely signings.