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Without as much experience, Cahow is trading on innate talent and instinct...
...Those are the most rewarding moments of this job, when you lend your eye to others who might not be there, and perhaps add your point of view and whatever talent you have to give to the people who might not be there a sense what is happening...
...made only worse by the fact that Foer, on account of his young age, is expected to outdo himself with every successive outing. When the debut was published, he was heralded in the press as a “certified wunderkind” and an “obvious talent,” while the book itself was uniformly dubbed “impressive”—a dubious honor which implies, like it or not, a measure of condescension even if it is an expression of approval...
...direction from his more famous sculptor brother Alberto, for whom he was collaborator, critic and model. In their 40 years together, Diego was responsible for the casting and patinating, or surface finishing, of Alberto's attenuated figures. After his older brother's death in 1966, Diego's creative talent emerged in a menagerie of whimsical animals and birds and in rustic yet beautifully proportioned furniture and lamps that built his reputation as a master in his own right...
...have the players, we have the talent,” Freese said. “We can definitely go deep in the playoffs—whoever we draw...