Preparations were made for the supply of armies in the field, and the Reichsbank started buying and hoarding gold without regard to cost.German diplomacy was focused on what was deceivingly called a policy of "localisation": representing the murder of Archduke Ferdinand as a purely Austro-Serbian matter, with possible input from Russia but no subject for intervention by other powers.
With a deceivingly casual approach, Henry glided past opposing players, initiated and finished moves, and scored goals either with a light touch from short range or fiercely from long distances.
Though the book looks deceivingly like it's meant for a coffee table, Spirn's accompanying text reveals much more.
Some contestants remarked on how deceivingly difficult the early rock, doo-wop and girl-group songs could be.
And to disprove the idea that there can't be more than one shade of black comes the Dickensian Volume, a set of 10 deceivingly dark and metallic shades by the indie nail polish line StrangeBeautiful.
And at times, those narratives are deceivingly simple, as on "In Some Corner," an old-fashioned barroom tear-jerker, perfectly drawn and exquisitely sung.
The smog, referred to by city romantics as the "fog," or more deceivingly as the "mist," is a pack-a-day mix of smoke, car exhaust and construction dust.
Considering that she had spent more than half a day as a hostage inside a Brooklyn bank, she was remarkably well put-together and deceivingly composed.
It's devoid of much plot and deceivingly simple.
UNITED STATES: We Listen For You The Long Wives - The Hollow Fin The Long Wives' standout track The Hollow Fin is deceivingly gentle.
You'll find everything from Jefferson Hayman's deceivingly antique-looking gelatin-silver print photographs in found frames to Carlos Vega's still lifes of fruit, including some tasty-looking persimmons.
