Using ruse and strategy, Wayne directed his well-trained troops against the Indians, who were gathered behind a protective tangle of fallen trees.
Some reports detail how F.B.I. agents used ruses and deception to attack political opponents.
One of his most frequently used ruses, the authorities said, was to seek comfort as he grieved for his dog, which he told his victims was buried in the park.
And as Mr. Morgenthau said yesterday, "We watched as this family used ruses straight out of the movies to get the money from the hands of the drug dealers to the undercover offices for it to be cleansed and redistributed".
UC must still offer places to all eligible students, but uses ruses such as restricting access to popular campuses, such as UCLA or Berkeley, in favour of out-of-the-way campuses in places like Merced.It is an altogether different story for some of California's private institutions, which tend to charge far higher tuition fees.
But cops use ruses in the search of the truth and protection," he said, smiling.
But police are not allowed to use ruses to gain entry without a search warrant, or to obtain a search warrant with a false affidavit.
Sting operations routinely use ruses to lure deadbeat parents, traffic-fine scofflaws and people wanted for all kinds of outstanding warrants to collect prizes they think they've won.
"ICE has very openly said that they use ruses, that they're targeting people with open criminal cases, that they're targeting people in court," and those actions are legal, Hickey explained.
By G. Schwabe The New Yorker, September 21 , 1929P. 30 Monologue by husband of woman who uses ruse of ill health to van his sympathy.
