250 million Rubles were stolen from Russian ATMs by cunning hackers, according to Group-IB.
Although Hegel optimistically proclaimed that history demonstrated "progress in the consciousness of freedom," his doctrine of the "cunning of reason"— according to which the aims of the World Spirit are willy-nilly realized behind the backs of individual actors appeared to justify misery and injustice in the world as part of a larger plan visible only to Hegel himself (see evil, problem of).
A witty and thoughtful man, Dr. Polanyi "brings an ingenuity and a sense of molecular cunning to his work," according to Geraldine Kenney-Wallace, a Toronto colleague.
Autistic people may see the world from a singular, personal perspective; psychopaths are often cunning manipulators who act according to perceived self-interest without regard for the destruction they cause.
John F Kennedy's secret talks with Soviet intelligence, surreptitious tape recordings and "girlfriend system" create a new portrait of a cunning and cagey JFK, according to a historian who has researched a treasure trove of recently released recordings and papers of the late president.
But when the series returned in 2000 for a millennium special, things didn't go according to (a cunning) plan.
He was bold, cunning, efficient, wicked or virtuous, according to his inclination at the time; but he always showed the same vigour.
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The difference tonight, according to Italy's cunning coach Marcello Lippi, will be desire.
According to legend, a cunning demon named Rahu sought to drink the nectar of the gods and thus attain immortality.
