The kind of picture offered by Ruse has been challenged in two ways.
Having by ruse and diversion induced the Turks to reduce their strength in the west, Allenby struck there on Sept. 19, 1918, with a numerical superiority of 10 to one.
As demonstrated by Ruse, " as soon as one starts breaking organisms into parts, one must bring in theory... Take two bears, one white and one brown.
He is put off by the romantic notion generated by espionage fact and fiction that spies somehow win battles, even wars, by ruses, pilfered secrets and cracked codes.
These movements were assisted by a ruse employed by Stark's men that enabled them to get closer safely without alarming the opposing forces.
The first town they encountered was Syllectum, which was captured by a detachment under Boriades by a ruse.
There ensued a struggle between Saʿīd and the Mazarʾi for Mombasa that ended only in 1837 when, by a ruse, he took some 30 of the enemy captive.
But despite the D.J.'s poor accents and rude, unroyal chatter, she was also taken in by the ruse, according to the tape that was played on the radio station and then disseminated across the Internet.
Two weeks earlier, King had publicly announced that the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, the alliance of Baptist preachers he led, would launch voter-registration protests in Selma, where fourteen thousand four hundred whites had, by legal ruse and naked force, limited fifteen thousand blacks to one per cent of the registration rolls.
Suspicion is thrown on one character, yet, when the killer turns out to be someone else, we're left not with the elation of solving a mystery from planted clues but with the chagrin of having been taken in by a ruse.
But most of all they detest Mr Blair for keeping their party from power by the ruse of clothing himself in Tory policies.Love me, love my partyMr Blair is right to be worried that a combination of stay-at-home (mostly female) former Labour supporters and a fired-up Tory base could make the election closer than polls currently indicate.
