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They may also look to put him on an island against the quicker and shiftier Irving.
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Mr Johnson ignored the question, thus looking even shiftier than viewers already suspected him to be.
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People with trustworthy faces charge slightly less than their shiftier-looking peers, perhaps confirming their presumed honesty.
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He made 37.3 percent of his threes at Michigan last year while displaying an ability to stick with shiftier players on the perimeter.
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Even shiftier, he claims the new document forces Barbara, his wife of 14 years, to get the hell out of her home a year after Malcolm dies.
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Loot trading in a game like this always introduces the danger of shiftier players taking to the Internet to sell the sweetest of their gear for real money.
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But now a group of professors from Curtin University have gone even deeper into the art of liar profiling, by creating a grid formula designed to separate the frankest individuals from those with shiftier tendencies.
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He and two colleagues travel to Washington and stake out the Senator's town house, lurking in a car across the street, watching a woman come and not go, and eventually confronting Hart in a back alley, where they seem even shiftier than he does.
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Beasley thinks in definite terms — when, not if; will, not can — because he owns the best hands on the Cowboys, because he is shiftier than a squirrel, because he changes direction faster than a weather vane in a hurricane and because his routes are crisp and sudden and penetrating.
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Elroy ran to school and back, skipping and crisscrossing his legs in the cement blocks of the sidewalks. He said it would make him shiftier." Hirsch himself recalled: "I've always run kind of funny because my left foot points out to the side and I seem to wobble." He embraced his nickname, saying in interviews, "Anything's better than 'Elroy'.
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Nick and Renard fight in the roof but as they have the same powers, none can beat the other. Nick proposes to frame Bonaparte for the attack in the North station and that his involvement was the cause of his resignation. Renard accepts and gives Nick, Hank and Wu their old jobs. He also adds that he will raise Diana and threatens that something will happen if he dies and if he finds another shiftier like him, the deal will end.
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