An evil renegade Time Lord has allied himself with British tribesmen to lure a Roman army-- and a Roman Emperor-- into a deviously plotted trap.
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She deviously grins with wicked satisfaction as the Duke wails in despair and fear of the King's reaction when he finds out that the slipper was broken.
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Difficult wind on the first two days coupled with a ball-stopping rough and deviously placed pins forced the field to play every shot and never stray from the fairways.
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Claustrophobic in its British manor setting, the deviously funny film is far-flung in scope as it examines the last cynical gasp of master-servant relations in the 1930s.
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Owen Gleiberman of " Entertainment Weekly " named the film one of the top ten films of 2012 calling it a " deviously droll light-comic tabloid docudrama ".
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But this version was scripted by Miller and is directed by Nicholas Hytner, who had an unexpected hit with his deviously clever romp " The Madness of King George ."
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Ms . Lichtman said that Congress had a history of members'deviously pushing to include such provisions in civil rights legislation in the belief that they would ultimately lead to defeat of the measures.
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The album was well-received, with Jack Barron of " Sounds " giving it a three and three-quarter star rating, calling it " a deviously diverting record ".
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The spectacle recalls a television sitcom, now being shown in Ireland, in which a visiting British colonial official at the turn of the century is repeatedly baffled by the polite but deviously clever Irish.
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Writing in The Times in 1964, Stuart Preston described Katzman's figure and landscape paintings as " deviously expressionist in character, by an artist whose style might be described as restrained Soutine ."
