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"The CIA has further represented that this sort of operation would not be undertaken in a perfidious or treacherous manner," the white paper says.

In 2013, Sufi wrote an essay for the Menzies House website arguing that same-sex marriage proponents in Australia were orchestrating a "perfidious and futile attack on language".

Comparing Ms. Lyon with other interpreters of the part in her "Borzoi Book of Ballets" (1946), the dance historian Grace Robert declared that in Ms. Lyon's portrayal of a peasant girl betrayed by a perfidious aristocrat in Act I, she was "ideal," achieving "a pathos not excelled by any other performer of the role in New York".

The Polish people have been defeated many times, and this time they are defeated in a particularly perfidious game.

But I don't know that being a Swede like me is in fact morally superior to being a perfidious Anglo-Saxon.

And if that means being called traitors on a daily basis by a perfidious Labour party, which now faces years in the political wilderness, so be it.

In 1841 he stood as a candidate to the Académie Française, but he was elected only in 1845, after five checks, and was received there with a perfidious speech by Count Molé.

The next, with an inevitability extremely lowering to our collective high spirits, David Cameron starts moaning about what he claims is a perfidious egalitarian softening of the national backbone: lack of competitive spirit in school sports.

After a perfidious kung-fu master is arrested, the son of the governor is beaten and kidnapped in retaliation and held hostage in a monastery.

He insists that he is a legitimate air-cargo operator framed by a perfidious superpower.

Bernardo Vega, a historian, calls it "a perfidious case of magic realism".