There's Leno, his eyes hooded in shadow, looking cunning and agile, ready at the quick with a joke that would sound less mean than it was.
They have taken up residence in the remaining university geography departments in this country, and have started turning out protégés and publications, promoting a new, more cunning way of looking at maps.
Spin bowlers are cunning fellows, often looking for clues in the batsman's body language (Shane Warne, for example, noticed that Carl Hooper glanced down to his feet first if he was coming down the pitch) but Moeen must be unique in telegraphing his intentions to a bowler in the morning papers.
So he looked for cunning ways of doing it.
By last week, however, the move no longer looked so cunning.
Cunning Trick, ridden by Cruguet, looked like the winner.
1.24pm: Peter Moore is all in black – he looks like a cunning magician.
What looked like a cunning ambush when first announced in September 2005 has turned into a wearying slog, due to a change in the political Zeitgeist and worries that Porsche cannot manage a growing mountain of debt in such uncertain times.
They stand accused of focusing on "me-too" drugs which confer little clinical benefit over existing medicines; rushing these to market through cunning clinical trials designed to make them look better than they are; and suppressing data to the contrary.
In ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE EXQUISITE: An Anecdotal History of Elegant Delights (Doubleday, $27.95), Jessica Kerwin Jenkins explains that her first was a cunning grade-school jewelry box, "designed to look like a small birdcage with a faux canary swinging behind brass bars.
