The laser doesn't only mean enemy takedown is quicker and sneakier.
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No, the hard part was figuring out where sneakier gluten was lurking.
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"Babak the Beetle" is much sneakier about getting facts into its story.
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Mr McFate: War is getting sneakier and victory is found in the complicated shadows.
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But there are also some sneakier ways to ensure sitting in economy isn't a nightmare.
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Sneakier maneuvers, such as smaller investments without a majority share, often easily fly under CFIUS's radar.
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If true, it counts as one of the sneakier ways to fend off a hostile takeover.
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The drums, garage whacks, and pretty handclaps are sneakier and more layered, yet the rhythms gallop.
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But let's set that aside and instead consider a sneakier version of peer pressure: Family vacations.
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Elsewhere, parties have been using sneakier means of bending facts to get voters on their side.
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This Android app isn't related to the iOS version above — and it's sneakier, disguising itself as a calculator app.
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Of course, there are sneakier bots who do post a lot of content in an attempt to appear real.
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There are some sneakier details hidden in the video, specifically on the departures board in the background of the station.
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But catching them is still not easy, especially because the hospitality thieves are getting smarter and sneakier as time goes on.
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But "Expert at the Card Table" pulled back the curtain on a discipline defined by virtuoso physicality of a sneakier sort.
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The product hasn't actually launched yet, but it's an even sneakier way to hide your TV away when it's not in use.
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But they may just be making a sneakier move, one that works around the near-impossible task of wrangling enough Senate Democrat votes.
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These have happened regularly during Mayer's multi-year tenure — basically a sneakier way to let go of people and not catch flack for it.
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These have happened regularly during Mayer's multi-year tenure — basically a sneakier way to let go of people and not catching flack for it.
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Get even sneakier peeks with more behind-the-scenes footage, exclusively on HBO and HBO Now, beginning on May 12 at 9:45 p.m.
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For those gluttons for pun-ishment, here were a handful of my sneakier concoctions: 10D: One might accompany a charge 26D: Lightly push back?
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They're sorry they got caught, sorry they weren't smarter and sneakier, sorry they have to take time out of their day to say they're sorry.
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Red may be the color of all-out rebellion, but pastels, which by definition are a dilution of pigment, can provide a sneakier kind of insurrection.
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Computers have opened the door to new methods of surveillance, using programs instead of cameras to get the job done, making it easier — and sneakier — for employers to monitor employees.
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This new tease hypes the sneak peek with an even sneakier peek at stars Emma Watson and Dan Stevens — Belle and Beast, naturally — doing a table read of the script.
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There are few sneakier and sadder kiss-offs than the duo's melisma on the word "lonely," which threatens to spin the song out of control before the rubber-band bass snaps back.
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"A Pearl" typifies how Mitski's refusal of instant gratification, evident in her reluctance to repeat hooks and choruses, disguises quieter, sneakier pleasures — the fascination of staring at musical puzzles and seeing your own discontent reflected.
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About which... Though Big Little Lies was the big winner of the night on the TV side, there was a quieter, sneakier winner just off to the side — the big three streaming networks, Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon.
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That means the feature won't go so far as to replace the more advanced email tracking solutions on the market, which tend to use sneakier tactics like tracking pixels in order to determine when messages are opened.
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While videos and hostile argumentation don't sound like the winningest approach in the world, a sneakier way to turn you into a white supremacist might be to point out how much of a bummer immigrants are, as a way of attempting to make you see how gosh-darned terrific white people are.
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It now appears untenable, in part because of Mr. Bolton's surprise announcement, and also in light of new reports from The Times and the national security blog Just Security, which reveal that the administration was even sneakier, and that internal opposition to Mr. Trump was even stronger, than had been publicly known.
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You could have been paying a $13 monthly fee for Comcast's "free" Flex streaming box, which was initially going to cost $5 a month until Comcast decided it'd be sneakier to insist you pay monthly for a Comcast modem / router combo, and then finally changed its tune yet again last week to make the Flex free with just an Xfinity internet subscription.
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Jornist, Eclipsist and Obscurantist. Each school relates to how a mage uses Dancers and in turn defines what “spells” are available. Jornists love and care for their Dancers, and as such can cast healing and supportive spells. Eclipsists are opportunists, who trade and negotiate with their Dancers, getting sneakier, subtler spells.
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These charges also show that last year's arrests did not change the system enough. It didn't stop the bribery. It just changed how the bribery was done; they got sneakier. Today's charges put on notice everyone who would think about paying, receiving, arranging or delivering a bribe that they will be caught and, when they are, will face jail.
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Union Newsreel reporter Chris Hunter is sneakier and has fewer scruples than his rivals in war-torn China. When the Japanese do not oblige with a convenient aerial attack to film, Chris fakes one with a model aircraft with his cameraman José Estanza. Outraged when he finds out, Chris' main competitor, Atlas Newsreel's Bill Dennis decides to do the same, having his aviator friend Alma Harding fly in "serum" for an imaginary cholera outbreak. Chris finds out and swoops in to film her landing.
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Pygmy swordtail Xiphophorus multilineatus males offer another example of alternative mating strategies. Some males mature later at a larger size and always use courtship behaviour, while other males mature early at a smaller size, sometimes using courtship behaviour when alone with a female, but more often using sneaky behaviour. This behaviour is not preferred by the female, and is therefore not as successful as courtship in gaining matings, however the higher probability of surviving to reach sexual maturity due to maturing early is enough to maintain the smaller, sneakier males in the population.Molly R. Morris, Oscar Rios-Cardenas, Jason Brewer.
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