| One of their awe-inspiring ruses was to feign friendship and then attack by surprise. |
| It does not prohibit the use of surprise, ruses, or stealthy tactics to kill enemy personnel. |
| One must conclude that we know an enormous amount about tricks and ruses but very little about demonstrable impact. |
| The many cases in which shaky evidence was sold to the public have not just been ruses concocted by spin doctors to win over public opinion. |
| The author considers that he was a victim of discrimination and that the judges used various ruses to block his legitimate access to the courts. |
| There are, in criminal investigations, a number of situations in which the police adopt ruses or tricks in the public interest to obtain evidence. |
