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He became quicker of movement than the other dogs, swifter of foot, craftier, deadlier, more lithe, more lean with ironlike muscle and sinew, more enduring, more cruel, more ferocious, and more intelligent.

He is in a child's sleep by this time, I suppose; it's time I should take my craftier head to my more worldly pillow.

For "drink booze", think craft beer, craftier cocktails and food far more delicate than you might expect in a town known for deep dish pizza.

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The first is lilting melody played by the horn, while the second for D clarinet suggests the prankster's craftier side.

First, it's a common fact that most wives are much smarter, craftier than their husbands.

Imported brews include staples such as Tiger, Kirin and Sapporo, and craftier options such as Hitachino Nest White Ale ($13) or Saboo Noir Porter ($11).

A third of men will just vanish without a word, but the craftier ones are already thinking up lame excuses -'needing a nap' being the most likely, followed by 'needing the loo' and 'having a headache'.

The top-drawer stars of Tamil Nadu's cinema, the likes of such leading film divas as Angel Brana, Aksha Sudri and Pooja Gauthami Umashankar, who are as talented as Sri Devi and Sreevidya were and are craftier than those of the leading stars of today's Indian film industry, are now ready to shine in Sri Lankan Tamil cinema, which is being redefined with the launch of 'Komaali Kings.'

They are all fine players but Mahrez is a Premier League champion and a player of the season, and as more teams are likely to park the bus against the Blues next season, so the youthful pace of Leroy Sane and Raheem Sterling might benefit from having the craftier, more studious approach of Mahrez alongside it.

Marcus Andronicus refers to the story of Philomela, noting that "she but lost her tongue", while Lavinia found a "craftier Tereus" who "cut these pretty fingers off, / That could have better sewed than Philomel" (II.3.