In fables, Uncle Coyote is constantly outwitted by the jokester and trickster Uncle Rabbit. |
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For decades scientists have sought reliable ways to detect deception, only to be outwitted by liars capable of deceiving their instruments. |
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After 15 minutes the unwieldy but effective Adam Pilling outwitted the Worcester goalkeeper, only to have his effort ruled out for offside. |
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Wal-Mart outwitted its rival by growing slowly since 1962 and first planting itself in many rural areas, where it cost much less to build. |
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He has so far cleverly outwitted and outflanked this attempt to marginalize him on the political stage. |
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People enjoyed laughing at the foolishness of spoiled young men being outwitted by card sharps. |
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In The Abduction from the Seraglio, in The Magic Flute, the prisoners will be guarded by jailers whose vigilance must be outwitted. |
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Similarly, Wabanaki traditions about how they outwitted the Mohawks function to give them a patriotic spirit. |
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Tottenham, outmanned in midfield and outwitted by Arsenal's high tempo technique, could not cope. |
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The system can therefore not be outwitted by silicone fingerprints or even a cut-off finger. |
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In Hodge's hands he becomes, endearingly, a born loser, easily outwitted by the Chicago shark, Big Jule. |
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The distance separating the carrier and the defender must constantly decrease. Nonetheless, caution must be exercised to avoid being outwitted. |
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He unravelled the Western music model and outwitted its natural ethnocentrism. |
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For example, a fingerprint system can be outwitted with a simple strip of sticky tape. |
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When you don't reach your goal, when you are rejected or ignored or just outwitted for the moment, you are experiencing a fall. |
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Awestruck by its glittering new friends in business, but baffled by the complexities of the scheme it supports, it has been consistently outwitted and outmanoeuvred. |
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In that case, the ones who are hurt the most are the least intelligent men, whose true equals have been snatched away by dominance-seeking men who have outwitted them. |
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Their crack troops would not have been so easily panicked or outwitted. |
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In particular, I wish to offer hearty congratulations on the way you outwitted the Government over the trade practices law business earlier this week. |
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It is by seeing the market clearly in its fakeries that he outwitted it to get so rich. |
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The King was outwitted and outlaws released the hostages. |
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Alaric, again outwitted by an enemy's machinations, marched southward and in deadly earnest, began his third siege of Rome. |
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One of them is outwitted, but the other persists, and soon enough, thanks to a long ladder deployed like old-fashioned grappling irons, the Maersk is boarded. |
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Well, Mr Blair, having collapsed in the negotiations, having been totally outwitted, outclassed and outplayed by President Chirac, has signed a really rather bad deal for the British taxpayer. |
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The guerrillas have repeatedly outwitted it in the past 12 months, and lamentation that it needs more men and more weapons cannot explain that away. |
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Like Coyote, like so many trickster-creators, Anansi, an African spider-god of stories, has tales in which he is outwitted, and in which he outwits. |
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Bernier was with Hadwin when he outwitted a pair of charging grizzly bears by dodging across a stream and feinting upwind, where they couldn't smell him. |
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But the Dalai Lama may have outwitted them. |
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Although he did not shine last year in the country's first free elections in 44 years, Abdurrahman Wahid outwitted his rivals to secure the presidency. |
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The great Locke, who was seldom outwitted by false sounds, was nevertheless bubbled here. |
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But the smugglers outwitted the local mills. |
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