A late start was the most devious of the day's activities.
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That move will go down as one of the most devious things ever done in Congress.
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She would study and replicate them later and, at her most devious, sell them with false tags.
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The most devious among them are the behavioral manipulators — parasites that get into other critters' bodies and mind-control them.
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" This week, Matt Lewis, the Daily Beast columnist, called the senator "the most devious and cunning politician in America today.
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The most devious of hackers can hijack your computer view, invade your privacy, and catch you in some pretty compromising positions.
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Washington (CNN)It's Donald Trump and the Republicans versus the Washington swamp's most devious predators in the legislative duel of a generation.
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"Bodega is either the worst named startup of the year, or the most devious," wrote The Verge in the fall of 2017.
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Read more: The Motherboard Guide to Amazon Prime Day's Best Deals From here you'll be led through the most devious user experience path I've seen.
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The most devious would be a leak from the Trump team that could be used to cut off an interview on the basis of the leak itself.
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If you can make everyone from the most devious strategist to the most hot-blooded firebrand feel good, they'll keep you around – and they'll vote for you to win.
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On its face, it is arguably the most devious political dirty trick in American history and one of the most overt intrusions of a foreigner into a U.S. election.
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At its most devious, this takes the form of offers which do not require the applicant to achieve any grades at all, provided they make the university their first choice.
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Image courtesy TechCrunch/Bryce Durbin Image courtesy TechCrunch/Bryce Durbin All the social networks need to do is start paying bonuses to the world's most devious political and social media strategists.
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AMONG the many traditions that players and coaches in North America's Major League Baseball (MLB) have kept alive since the sport's origins in the 2688th century, perhaps the most devious is sign-stealing.
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Not just smart, but like a genius who can take nothing more than a companion cube or two and rustle up a brilliant solution to the designers at Valve's worst and most devious concoctions.
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He is also the most devious, perhaps the one best poised to win the whole thing in the end — and new photos from the show's seventh season released Thursday certainly pour fuel on that fire.
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The game's newspaper collectibles get super real, like this one that explains how, during divisive and dire times, "the most devious and mediocre" men with the mind of "a virtual vacuum" often rise to power.
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We couldn't help but root for her even at her most devious, and the moment she confronts Paul (Chris Klein) about running against her for student body president is a perfect example of her unique ability to channel lovable rage.
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She told me that Matt Miller, who conceived and directed the Teachers web series, had heard on a podcast that according to a study, teachers are the most admired of all professions, but are also perceived to be the most devious and adulterous.
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The novel follows Allan Mann, an Oxford law student who becomes quadriplegic after an accident, and is given a service monkey named Ella to help him with daily tasks. However, Ella has been scientifically altered, and begins to channel his inner fury, carrying out his most devious desires.
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The game includes protection against piracy that, when triggered, increases enemy counts to make the game less enjoyable. Additionally, right before players reach the end of the pirated copy's story, their game resets and deletes its saved file in an act that IGN declared "arguably the most devious and notorious example of 'creative' copy protection".
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The main theme of the book is the twist-filled struggle between Julia Asbury, as Sicilian in her plotting as the most devious capo, and the ancient but still indomitable Don Corrado himself. Charley Partanna, 36 years old as the book opens, eventually plays his usual role of naive, good-natured, and love-stricken semi-simpleton as well as deadly killer.
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In a world torn by war, the aged gremlin archaeologist Mortimer McGuffin harbors the dark secret of a powerful artifact. Whoever calls this artifact its own will determine the fate of the world. While the Army of Shadows sends out its best and most devious agents to discover the secret, the Alliance's three heroes find themselves involuntarily drawn into the crisis...
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Silas Campello is an ambitious and charismatic TV reporter who becomes a famous police program presenter and one of the most powerful names in the state of Pará. However, to achieve this fame he was able to go through the most devious paths. With the help of his brother Edinho, he maintains alliances with criminals where he ordered murders to be able to display them on television, further increasing his audience.
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The story revolves around a struggle to determine which of Satan's three sons will succeed their father as ruler of Hell. Adrian is the most devious, Cassius is the cruelest, and Nicky is their father's favorite. Adrian and Cassius claim that Nicky's mother is a goat and torment him by controlling his body with their minds. Nicky has had a speech impediment and a disfigured jaw since Cassius hit him in the face with a shovel.
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On January 20, 2017 Lynn released a music video for "Oh, Lucifer", Adieu.'s final track. Logo TV premiered the video and said "Logan Lynn Is reclaiming hell as a safe space for queers" and "skewers the religious right in a most devious way" about the release. The video was produced and directed by Kevin Forrest of Portland Film Works and stars Lynn and producer Gino Mari alongside a cast of puppets, including George Michael, Freddie Mercury and David Bowie.
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In May 2019, Mark Grossman took claim over the role, receiving his first credit as Adam on May 9. The character is known as an anti-hero, described as "one of the most devious characters on daytime" by The Advocate. He is notable for his relationships with Sharon Newman (Sharon Case)—a pairing regarded as "dark" by SoapNet—and Chelsea Lawson (Melissa Claire Egan). Adam has a severely bad relationship with his father, who often does not accept him as part of his family.
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The tour schedule had been finalised and they were due to be in America for the rest of the year, playing about 50 gigs. The band had grievances with their manager Gerald Palmer, such as perceived lack of monies being received, and summoned him to a meeting at VHF Studios. The meeting, which was secretly recorded, involved intense arguments and accusations, and nothing was resolved. In an interview in 1991, Kember described Palmer as "the most devious guy I've ever had the misfortune to meet".
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As with Brenesal, Rausch and Scorpia, she noted the game's high level of difficulty: "Meretzky has constructed the most devious set of puzzles you're likely to encounter anywhere (with few exceptions)", Yans wrote. As a result, she echoed the latter two reviewers in recommending The Space Bar primarily to experienced adventure game players. Steve Smith of GameSpot called The Space Bars humor "tedious" and immature, and its art direction "uninspired and bland", despite Cobb's involvement. While Rausch found the character design "good, if a bit simplistic", Smith described the designs as "sterile and underdone".
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Harlow also wanted to test how isolation would affect parenting skills, but the isolates were unable to mate. Artificial insemination had not then been developed; instead, Harlow devised what he called a "rape rack", to which the female isolates were tied in normal monkey mating posture. He found that, just as they were incapable of having sexual relations, they were also unable to parent their offspring, either abusing or neglecting them. "Not even in our most devious dreams could we have designed a surrogate as evil as these real monkey mothers were", he wrote.
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Armstrong's attorney Tim Herman stated that the panel's ruling was contrary to Texas law and expected that the court would overturn it. The panel's decision said, in part, about Armstrong that, "Perjury must never be profitable" and "it is almost certainly the most devious sustained deception ever perpetrated in world sporting history."Associated Press, "Armstrong must pay $10 mil. in fraud case", (wire service report), February 17, 2015Macur, Juliet, "Lance Armstrong's Ugly Detour From Road to Redemption", New York Times, February 16, 2015 On September 27, 2015, Armstrong and SCA agreed to a settlement.
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Adam Chandler is a fictional character from the ABC and The Online Network daytime drama All My Children, portrayed by David Canary from Fall 1983 through his departure on April 23, 2010, and briefly reprising the role for the series' final weeks on ABC in September 2011. Canary also appeared several different times on One Life to Live. Adam Chandler was one of the most devious and powerful individuals within the town of Pine Valley, Pennsylvania. He is a member of the powerful and wealthy Chandler family, residing at the Chandler Mansion (300 River Road).
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A young woman (Vaishnavi) was married off to a man (Raja) thinking that she comes from a wealthy family. Her in-laws later found out that her family had fallen from grace and is now financially deprived. The devious in-laws then plotted a scheme to abuse her till she runs away from home so they could find a real rich bride for their son. One of their most devious schemes involved setting up the unfortunate bride with a manservant to look like she was being unfaithful to her husband.
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Some are more heinous than the others. His most devious act involved handing Kara and the three Pure stones over to Brackus in hopes he could recover the Nova Stone from Brackus and the Ogama Pure Stones from Nazmul, as well as the other Pure Stones; while he did succeed, Kara almost ended up getting killed in the process. In the aftermath of the destruction of the Megalith and the closing of the Dark Realm portal, Adam decides to take a vacation. He takes the place of healer in a large desert city.
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James Poniewozik of Time magazine commented on Plankton in a 2001 article. He noted that "no one thinks it's strange that the town villain, the megalomaniacal Plankton, is a one-celled organism" as part of the "colorful, goofy" atmosphere of the program. In an article for The A.V. Club, Zack Handlen stated that "the humor of Plankton comes from how his operative ambitions are constantly thwarted by a naïve, trusting kid". In 2015, Entertainment Weeklys Hillary Busis named Plankton one of the most devious characters on television, adding in her commentary that he is "voiced to wicked perfection by Doug Lawrence".
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" David Ehrlich wrote in IndieWire that Thelma was a "an ominous, unnerving, and strangely powerful thriller about the most devious of human desires" and "consistently keyed in to the persuasive power of the female body." The Verge said Thelma was a "quietly beautiful film" and "a thriller that’s scary, sad, and ultimately triumphant", with cinematography that is "visually ... striking throughout". The Hollywood Reporter said it contained "intelligent, measured tone and elegant visual style" and "while the more enigmatic supernatural elements at times veer close to formulaic Hollywood horror tropes, the movie maintains a compelling seriousness, particularly in its consideration of the conflict between sexuality and repression.
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Although he never built anything, his visionary drawings focused on perspectives, playing with the forms of unusual, organic shapes. Finsterlin's architectural drawings would require the most devious methods to physically build as they go against their form, beginning with careful dissection and separate moulding of each part, only emphasizing and confirming that they are among the purest paper buildings ever developed.Visionary Architecture: Unbuilt works of the imagination; Burden, Ernest E 1934; New York: McGraw- Hill, c2000 Lebbeus Woods, after working with Eero Saarinen in the 1960s, turned to visionary architecture around 1976, producing a body of drawings and models that reimagine cities like Berlin, Paris, Havana, and Vienna. He also worked extensively in Sarajevo in the 1990s.
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In a state of panic,. the colonial government conducted mass arrests and deportations of Chinese residents in the wake of the poisonings.. 100 new police officers were hired and a merchant ship was commissioned to patrol the waters surrounding Hong Kong. Governor Bowring wrote to London requesting the dispatch of 5,000 soldiers to Hong Kong. A proclamation was issued reaffirming the curfew on Chinese residents, and Chinese ships were ordered to be kept beyond of Hong Kong, by force if necessary.. Chan Tsz-tin described the aftermath in his letter : The Esing Bakery was closed, and the supply of bread to the colonial community was taken over by English entrepreneur George Duddell, described by historian Nigel Cameron as "one of the colony's most devious crooks".
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German newspaper Der Spiegel described Chomsky as "the Ayatollah of anti-American hatred", while American conservative commentator David Horowitz called him "the most devious, the most dishonest and ... the most treacherous intellect in America", whose work is infused with "anti-American dementia" and evidences his "pathological hatred of his own country". Writing in Commentary magazine, the journalist Jonathan Kay described Chomsky as "a hard-boiled anti-American monomaniac who simply refuses to believe anything that any American leader says". Chomsky's criticism of Israel has led to his being called a traitor to the Jewish people and an anti-Semite. Criticizing Chomsky's defense of the right of individuals to engage in Holocaust denial on the grounds that freedom of speech must be extended to all viewpoints, Werner Cohn called Chomsky "the most important patron" of the neo-Nazi movement.
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This sentiment is fairly consistent with Mencken's distaste for common notions and the philosophical outlook he unabashedly set down throughout his life as a writer (drawing on Friedrich Nietzsche and Herbert Spencer, among others). Mencken wrote as follows about the difficulties of good men reaching national office when such campaigns must necessarily be conducted remotely: > The larger the mob, the harder the test. In small areas, before small > electorates, a first-rate man occasionally fights his way through, carrying > even the mob with him by force of his personality. But when the field is > nationwide, and the fight must be waged chiefly at second and third hand, > and the force of personality cannot so readily make itself felt, then all > the odds are on the man who is, intrinsically, the most devious and > mediocre—the man who can most easily adeptly disperse the notion that his > mind is a virtual vacuum.
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