And while people made fun of his furtiveness, it was hard to argue with his results in both baseball ( four teams ) and basketball ( four teams, including the Suns ).
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His subsequent behavior, which involves more cocaine, prostitutes and furtiveness than usual, is seen by both those who love and despise him as typical Ivan, turbo-boosted by success.
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One of the characteristics that has set bin Laden apart among terrorist leaders has been the way in which he has coupled the furtiveness inherent in his deadly trade with warnings that new attacks may be in hand.
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Lastly I had to learn about this allegation from the links page at Eurymedon Vase, is this furtiveness also evidence of " good faith " ? Twospoonfuls ( ???? ) 08 : 43, 5 July 2009 ( UTC)
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Though the men _ Adolph, Axel and Alec _ all ostensibly endeavor to work toward strengthening the country, their furtiveness and Machiavellian machinations undercut their efforts and, in the end, frustrate the very ambitions that animate their work.
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Paul himself notes, " Fenring was one of the might-have-beens, an almost Kwisatz Haderach, crippled by a flaw in the genetic pattern a eunuch, his talent concentrated into furtiveness and inner seclusion ."
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The town of Poso itself, once home to about 40, 000 people, is now a place of fear and furtiveness where only about 5, 000 people remain, along with an occupying force of hundreds of heavily armed police.
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Dad's failure to work with a financial adviser and to leave a solid paper trail just might be a final expression of his furtiveness and distrust, nurtured by years of being an American Communist in the midst of red-baiters.
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More recent designs have refined the art, and Lockheed Martin claims that the new F-22 fighter has regained all the aerodynamic agility of a fully acrobatic fighter while retaining the furtiveness of the first generation F-117A stealth aircraft used in the gulf war.
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While the gay movement still has no Martin Luther King Jr . or Mahatma Gandhi, it does have local heroes like Harvey Milk of San Francisco, the martyred city politician whose exit from the closet and progress into public life brought empowerment to those accustomed to furtiveness and discretion.
