Targaryen manages to repeatedly outmanoeuvre and outwit scheming men who dominate the world of Game of Thrones and dismiss the idea that a woman might have the wherewithal to establish an empire.
Her posthumous fate, suggests Reid (who has no religious faith), seemed preferable to heaven or hell: My wife is in there, somewhere, doing practical work: her organs and tissues are educating young doctors or helping researchers outwit the disease that outwitted her.
Recognising the difficulty, the Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls spent the weekend seeking to outwit the Government by proposing that every adult aged over 25 and out of work for more than two years should be obliged to take up a government-provided job for six months, or lose their benefits.
It tells the story of lovable rogue Fletch (Ronnie Barker) – "an habitual criminal who accepts arrest as an occupational hazard" – and his attempts to serve his five-year sentence, keep his nose clean ish) and outwit the system at HMP Slade.
It was because, for their own political reasons and to outwit the censor, they talked about reality, but in slightly fantasised and disguised terms.
He challenged his teams to outwit and outmanoeuvre their opponents; more often than not they succeeded.
To fight the power today you need a laptop, not Che's gun, and the skills and intelligence to outwit a vast surveillance state.
These events reveal a pattern, and suggests that North Korea has developed a tried-and-tested formula to outwit western powers for over 25 years.
Even if you decide not to adapt your schedule to your children's new needs, they will outwit you with their handheld tablets and their relentless CGI bloodlust.
Without its wily mastermind, Poland's opposition in the 1980s would have found it far harder to outwit its oppressors.
Then the allied advance began, and it continued until nightfall, with Prussian cavalrymen lancing French soldiers in the back as they retreated.Did Wellington outwit Napoleon,as well as winning the battle?
