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But in Vietnam, for example, about which Mr Hayton writes with particular perceptiveness, the government faces pressure from critics eager to seize on any instance of "softness" towards China.

When they looked closer, they saw that the more social intelligence or perceptiveness the members in a group had, the greater their collective intelligence.

What does matter is the art of screen acting, the perceptiveness of the camera and the persuasive power of cinema.

The vista of scrubby, tree-less garrigue makes you question the perceptiveness of the Byzantines and their enthusiastic verdant and fishy tropes.

The other technology is called "Quick-Touch Panel" and is a special software that increases the perceptiveness of the touchscreen for both scrolling and multi-touch gestures.

There is also a regrettable tendency to underestimate the wit and perceptiveness of the fashion industry — which is a silly business, true, but certainly no sillier than publishing, as anyone who's read "The 4-Hour Body" should be aware.

One of the striking features of the Wesker celebration was its perceptiveness about the plays.

Mottola's perceptiveness with the actors hardly helps the clotted and clattery movie, but it sure helps the actors, which is more or less the point of the film — the manufacturing of stardom.

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Despite the breathtakingly sad opening chapters, Tyler's delicate perceptiveness gives the novel an understated warmth.

Mr. Mitchell's images fall within the tradition of black-and-white documentary photography, in which sensitivity and perceptiveness elevate the mundane to a higher level.