It's only a matter of time before someone uses the BubbleBoy's means to devious ends.

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Victorian that he was, Wagner could not help viewing Shakespeare's rowdy, devious Elizabethans in a moralistic but sentimental light, sometimes with disarming results.

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At worst they seem to see it as a scheme by devious scientists to thwart Nature's just revenge.

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He turned his aircraft round and flew back to Moscow for another meeting with Igor Ivanov, the Russian foreign minister, which rapidly turned into a long night's eyeballing with some devious generals.

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In the book, Alan Chong, who today is the director of Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, gives an engaging account of Gutekunst and Berenson's complex, sometimes devious, dealings with the very rich and art-hungry Mrs Gardner.

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At the same time, it is also now evident that Microsoft's competitors, no less devious, predatory, and monopolistic themselves, played the Justice Department for a chump.

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Among Wall Street's many mysteries--the secret deals, the hidden transactions, the devious schemes and swindles--are its underground societies.

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