sleight

But that narrative is also a sleight of hand.

However, it said approving projects like Rosebank would be a "political sleight of hand" that would benefit oil companies.

Fisher: … sleight of hand, misdirection, various different forms of magic.

Alex Mitchell provided the speed at the breakdown to manoeuvre the Clermont defence, while Smith's control and sleight of hand behind him enticed his outside runners to carry hard and breach the gain-line.

As historian Randall Balmer explained at Religion News Service, the sleight of hand regarding the timeline was only the beginning of the mendacity religious right leaders brought to their campaign against Carter.