Yet the wily man remains a force.
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Described by his pursuers as a wily man with survival skills, Mr. Waagner made numerous stops for only a few days at a time, officials said.
But when I'm on the Nes I feel I'm about to run into a tall, handsome, wily man who in his day favored lace collars and a twisty little mustache.
As this wily man (the husky bass Conal Coad, excellent at deadpan comedy) fantasizes about the prospect that his Elisetta (the bright soprano Georgia Jarman ) might marry a count, he goes through states of glee, avarice, determination and anxiety.
"Hotel Rwanda," which was written by Keir Pearson and Terry George, who also directed, is the true story of a brave and wily man who never made a speech or indulged an instant of stiff-backed righteousness.
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IN 2000 Yuri Levada, a sociologist, wrote about Russia's "wily man", who is neither fooled nor intimidated by the sprawling state, but instead "not only tolerates deception, but is willing to be deceived, and [even]…requires self-deception for the sake of his own self-preservation".
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Herberger, a wily man with a wrinkled face who had been picked as national team trainer by the Nazi sports authorities, spent much of the following years grooming his favourite player, a kind of surrogate son, for the leadership of a national side.
