Nixon's reputation for "trickiness" resulted from his need to balance his abhorrence for direct confrontation against his even stronger inward drive to live up to his foreign .
Laymen credit him with a general impression of glitter, conceit, trickiness, and the somehow illicit purchase of the Suez Canal.
The trickiness of the political climate was apparent earlier in the week, when Iraq's President, who is a Kurd, its Sunni Arab vice president and the leader of the Kurdistan .
Avila owns up to error on tricky popup in KC Tigers catcher Alex Avila acknowledged some trickiness on the popup he dropped for an error in Friday night's 1-0 loss to the Royals at Kauffman Stadium. Still, Avila said, that's a play he has to make.
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Ryan Moore in TheNewsTribune.com US Opens are US Opens,he said. "I feel like (the USGA) is : going for trickiness, to be honest. I've played in five now. Three out of five were just extremely tricky and they had nothing to do with being difficult."
Paul Sarbanes in FOX News Current congressmen lectured about being a committee member and about "quality of life, meaning the trickiness of balancing personal time and your public duties and commitments, and make sure you balance that in a healthy way," Sarbanes said.