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Garnache went about sounding the man with a wiliness peculiarly his own.
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The Chancellor is sometimes compared with Brown in his tactical wiliness.
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The job requires a rare combination of cultural nous, managerial capacity and bureaucratic wiliness.
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No intrigue, no subterfuge, none of that wiliness that makes us love you so?
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In Genesis it is the serpent who tempts Eve, in virtue of his natural wiliness.
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It was then, also, that 1 had some true inkling of their intelligence and wiliness.
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The cupidity natural to mankind develops in it; so does diplomatic wiliness; also play of countenance.
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Quark considered for a moment before his expression changed, a shifting wiliness flickering in his eyes.
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It was a kind of wiliness that Stubing knew would make Massino a tough investigative target.
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I will watch with the wiliness of a snake, that I may sting with its venom.
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A wiliness in his thought.... "Do you feel better now?"
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They gave me great credit for wiliness.
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The danger was one which courage could not face, nor prudence make provision for, nor wiliness evade.
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What, in Powhatan's mind, of hesitation, wiliness, or good nature backed his daughter's plea is not known.
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With hindsight, most biographers now feel that Law's wins were not a result of luck but of wiliness.
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Faithfulness and devotion, things born of fire and roof, were his; yet he retained his wildness and wiliness.