Among those who benefited from Mr. Claiborne's journalistic perspicacity were French chefs like Paul Bocuse, Roger Verge, Alain Ducasse, Jean Troigros and Gaston Lenotre, as well as the Italian cookbook writer Marcella Hazan and the Cajun chef Paul Prudhomme.
The same kind of New England pluck and perspicacity is now stoking an unusual battle, 18 years after Ms. Duke's death, over a plan to create a permanent, minimalist art installation in honor of her legacy on this swath of green that she left behind in a former commercial area near the harbor.
But the decision by Jim Dolan to fire someone who had complained of sexual harassment, and then to try to justify that decision in court, rather than atone for it behind closed doors, suggests that his peculiar brand of perspicacity isn't confined to basketball.
Given their perspicacity, it is to be hoped that in their next book these two authors will tackle in more detail the really hard questions about the cost of rights.
That Carole King should marry perspicacity and melody is not a surprise.
Admired for her beauty and perspicacity, Seung-hee is universally liked within the organization and remains very close with fellow NSS member Yang Jung-in.
I still remember how I clung to it, and how pleased I was at my own perspicacity when I noticed that Walter had added a trombone to the double basses in the fugal peroration of the last movement.
The thing that most troubles me as I lap up praise for perspicacity and good sense is that it wasn't really my decision.
When Tony Johnson, then the men's varsity heavyweight coach, needed someone to run the freshman program he had the perspicacity to recognize that a formidable candidate was already in the Yale boat house.
HILLARY AND RAHM While on Memory Lane, and because today's column was triggered by the rhetorical perspicacity of the Obaman chief-of-staff-designate, allow me another personal reminiscence.
