And there's more, quite a lot, actually, starting with the boy's transparent slyness. |
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He can pull a prank with craftiness and slyness, so cunningly that even the heroes of war would not be able to spot it. |
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He was often accused of political intractability, lack of imperativeness and excessive slyness. |
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He seems to know all the possible ways one might lie-with craftiness, slyness, deception. |
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If any cigarette company told me not to smoke, I'd think it was some sort of slyness on their part. |
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To disappear is an act of humility, for sure, but it's also an act of cleverness, I would almost say of slyness. |
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He was often accused of political intractability, a lack of imperativeness, too great a readiness to take clairvoyants seriously, and excessive slyness. |
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The slyness of its inhabitants is well known and recognized. |
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He delighted in female subtlety, slyness and fecundity. |
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The giraffe was characterized by its length, the hare by its mischievousness, it's slyness in Senegalese society and that's how Mame Less Dia was able to transmit certain messages without crossing the censor. |
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With his natural slyness, he was able to talk his way out of trouble. |
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