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It's like Coppola's The Conversation merged with the paranoia of the era and De Palma shows his usual restraint by throwing in every trick in the book to tell the story.
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Though interpretation of the data may take years, biologists in principle possess every trick and survival stratagem in a pathogen's playbook once its genome is deciphered.
Opposition officials said that Mr. Bashir, who seized power in 1989 in a coup, used just about every trick in the autocratic handbook — intimidation, violence, bribery and monopolization of the state media — to ensure he did not lose.
And those fans hoping to sneak their phones in have tried every trick, said Dave Clayton, owner of Andy Frain Services, the company in charge of security at the Open.
Poets have in their toolbox every trick of rhetoric and linguistic structuring - from alliteration to zeugma.
Infuriatingly, all the fun has been drained from the movie, simply in repeating almost every trick.
Mr. Wade zeros in on company employees and uses every trick in the book to coax information out of them.
Wallace reveled in subverting magazine assignments, and liked to use every trick in the book to move, impress and thrill a reader.
In fact, Mr. Greenspan and his colleagues used almost every trick in their bag to make their decision more dramatic.
The compilers have clearly had to pull every trick in the posthumous album book in order to cobble together 45 minutes of music.
In a desperate attempt to regain his footing, he tried every trick in the book to re-establish his fake Christian identity.
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