chicanery

It's hard to keep your mind on chicanery in the spring.

Chicanery is commonplace and often easy to get away with.

Clearly there is some chicanery going on and perhaps in due course we will find out the truth.

But she was not merely a victim of her husband's chicanery.

His role had been to see the reality, to expose the chicanery.

A mixture of the routine, good works and political chicanery.

Four of those tracks were used in the Chicanery album.

It is all done with a bit of political chicanery called the judicial convention.

Chicanery works for everyone except Juan's abandoned wife and kids.

They come from countries where democracy has been denied through chicanery and violence.

That would get back at them for their currency chicanery which cost us so dear.

Of all the directors, they say, he should have been able to detect chicanery.

If you'll give me your word that there'll be no chicanery, Til start them back up.

Other voters may not want to be reminded of past election chicanery.

At this point we've had six years to grow accustomed to Bush budget chicanery.

Maybe financial chicanery is endemic, and there's nothing to be done about it.

That would cut down on financial chicanery, he said.

The chicanery leading up to the fight is tangled and complicated.

Legal chicanery and trickery have played a significant part in this.

As they fairly kill themselves just to stay even, it becomes clear that nothing short of chicanery will help.

And like a war, the project offered immense possibilities for financial chicanery.

America, with all its greed and chicanery, exists beyond a bridge.

Some are even creating their own brand of chic - or chicanery.

This chicanery too, for that was how we saw it, had to do with the Russian mentality.

It was enough for him to launch the attempt at virtual chicanery.