Gambits

His music balances two entirely distinct modes: slow and precise motifs and truly experimental gambits, especially when they involve brand-new technologies.

His playful staging brings a snazzy panache to the comic reversals of fortune and mistaken-identity gambits.

There are also poems within poems (the song in “Much Ado About Nothing”: “Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more”) and poems that abandon their opening gambits and try new strategies.

An FPÖ-led government would exacerbate difficulties Europe has staying united to supply weapons and aid to Kyiv and opposing gambits like Orbán’s trip to Moscow last month, which upset EU officials.

If this writer knew half of Gambits story in the comics you could literally nake three movies easy based on that alone.

China’s leader, Xi Jinping, has made one of his boldest political gambits yet, wagering that he can tame Hong Kong through national security legislation, despite the risk of fresh upheavals there and a new flash point with the United States.

Left-wing lobby group Sixteen Thirty Fund has also bankrolled the Lincoln Project’s gambits with a $300,000 influx of cash.

Sinclair has been criticized in the past for its must-run editorial, accused of engineering public relations gambits favoring the Trump administration.

Any self-respecting student of insane Machiavellian gambits should be familiar with the Madman Theory, Richard Nixon’s self-invented strategy for winning the war in Vietnam.

Like Bowman, Lambert appeared to be working off cue cards and occasionally made awkward conversational gambits.

But the fact is Bannon was the man behind some of the most controversial and norm-busting Trump gambits.