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At a morning event in Lebanon, Mr. Bradley asserted that Mr. Gore had used "tricky" words to mislead voters into thinking that he supported the licensing of all owners of handguns, when he had actually called for licensing only new buyers.

Benjamin disconcerted Ni Hua by using tricky, somewhat offbeat openings.

Anderson filmed while she was pregnant; unlike Lisa Kudrow's character in Friends, who became pregnant when Kudrow did, Scully did not become pregnant, so Anderson had to be shot using tricky camera-work.

He joined the staff this season, coming over from the Washington Redskins, and it had been the Redskins and the St . LouisRams who were at the forefront of using tricky formations, motions and shifts.

They closed out the first half by exchanging baskets -- Stinson making fancy jumpers using tricky dribbling and behind-the-back passes, and Leslie answering by lowering her shoulder and driving the ball to the basket on consecutive possessions Charlotte's Allison Feaster made three consecutive jumpers to pad Charlotte's lead to 48-39.

Rita's fans within Iran, where the government heavily filters the Internet, use tricky software to furtively download her songs online.

Use tricky number 2 in the Steps above on chords.

Some of the best players in the world don't use tricky moves unless it is needed.

Politicians are used to tricky questions.

Yet Mr Simons is used to tricky owners.