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Various ploys are used to try to trip up the machines competing in the Turing test.

Massive Public Architecture Design is now limited to monotonous ploys and invariable thoughts.

Criminals are using increasingly sophisticated ploys, and your best defense on the Web may be a healthy level of suspicion.

Johnson's personal charms paired with his manipulative ploys--like his "borrowing" of designs--shine through in this biography.

This is one of the last and most resourceful ploys of ego to prevent us from discovering our real nature.

If it's a monkey, talk football, if it's an elephant play dead . . . and other helpful ploys.

In it, Lindstrom reveals the many ploys companies use to seduce, soothe, tempt and scare us into buying their products.

Fortunately, even some of Mr. Sarkozy's own officials have seen through these ploys.

Mr Shankman, who racks up 200, 000 miles a year, suggests a number of ploys .

Worse still, such ploys are often undetectable.

Show people all the good things you've gained because you gave up falling for marketing ploys.

In the flied of garden art, Islamic gardening art ploys an important role with the unique charm in the world.

Does this correspond with or contradict his earlier ploys ?

Read Antonio, Shylock did not understand the ploys and playing tricks, he can not use the anti- "dumping" strategy to deal with Antonio.

"I wouldn't be too surprised to find such cunning and devilish ploys being adopted by Shark Bay's bottlenose dolphins. "

These and other soft power ploys have worked in tandem with political arm-twisting.

I'm really tired of your ploys.