But Pietersen hits it further - Styris first disappeared over what had become deep square-leg and then, astoundingly, over long on, and yesterday, more controversially, he was brazen enough to change his position before the bowler had released the ball, a tactic which has led to suggestions that it is unfair.
A tactic which has let the big polluters slip under the radar, continue sucking trillions of dollars out of the Earth while carelessly pouring CO2 into the air.
Though the Motorola patents never turned out to by incredibly effective winning solo battles against Google's patent enemies, they did work as a part of a larger tactic which has seen Google aligning itself via cross-licensing with OEMs like Samsung.
It is a bold tactic, which has been repeatedly punished with airpower.
And this was bad enough - a very effective tactic which has prevented any serious action on greenhouse gases for ten long desperate years.
Instead, he says, the aggressive "stop and frisk" policy is an effective police tactic, which has saved thousands of lives, especially those of blacks and Latinos.
She said the Party of No had tried this tactic, which has gotten very little publicity, an appalling 175 times recently on one piece of health-care legislation that stressed prevention to cut costs.
The tactic, which has been used successfully only once, allows a simple majority in the Senate and House to nullify a federal regulation, forcing the executive branch to start from scratch the laborious, multiyear process of writing a new one.
The SPD chairman, Kurt Beck, has blessed this tactic, which has stunned the party's other leaders and may have cost it votes in Hamburg.Mr Beck's carelessly executed U-turn has damaged his credibility.
Critics of the Education Department's practices hope they can harness some of the political energy that has fueled anger at the Police Department's stop-and-frisk tactic, which has also been criticized for disproportionately affecting minorities.
Republicans say the parliamentary tactic, which has not been used extensively in the past, illustrates the extent to which Democrats will go to block legislation, even bills with bipartisan support.
