He wants to cut personal and corporate income taxes to 9%, abolish most other federal taxes, and make up for the lost revenue with a 10% sales tax (billed as 9% thanks to a mathematical sleight of hand).
More damningly, it said that India's rise to the top of the Test rankings had been a result of a "statistical sleight of hand".
Republicans rammed through Bush's big marginal tax rate cuts in 2001 with a bit of sleight of hand.
Suleiman has a keen eye and ear for the telling detail, but, like the acrobat he shows rehearsing in a Jerusalem parking lot, he is a master of sleight of hand: he constructs his film disingenuously around the politics that he omits.
Unfortunately, Scott, despite his outgoing personality, was petrified of getting up onstage, and, despite his reputation as a cannon, his sleight-of-hand skills were not audience-ready.
The Prime Minister is handling the country's banking crisis with a troubling fiscal sleight-of-hand.
Teams can break the gain line through quick passes, sleight of hand or a chipped kick over the onrushing defense.
By the time he turned thirty, he was a fixture of the Las Vegas sleight-of-hand scene.
Not that they haven't thought about this: The cardinals are in "choir dress" during the voting, which has translucent lace sleeves under a short red cape, making sleight-of-hand tricks much harder.
The youngster then played a key role in the opening try, his sleight of hand releasing Gareth Thomas in midfield, the wing finding Robinson on his shoulder who crossed under the posts.
The entrepreneur takes a dollar and makes two out of it, not by sleight of hand but with the an applied mind and sweat of her brow.
The James Randi Educational Foundation, which works to educate people about the common tricks and sleight-of-hand techniques that swindlers who purport to be psychics or some other contact with a supernatural world.
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