Protest fish-ins began in the 1960s, with successful public, peaceful outmaneuvering of police, garnering wide media attention.

Yet despite the story's steadily mounting tension, there is something predictable about the natives' outmaneuvering of the colonialists.

His outmaneuvering of the Colombian President seemed to symbolize the utter inability of the Administration to stop drugs at their source and at the United States borders.

And he pledged to revive it soon, ending the silence that followed the White House's outmaneuvering of Democrats last month to win more money for the war without a timeline to end it.

Most intriguing is his account of the power struggles among the top Sandinista comandantes , notably President Daniel Ortega Saavedra's outmaneuvering of his chief rival, the Interior Minister, Tomas Borge.

The outmaneuvering of Newt Gingrich by Bill Clinton in 1995, Jack Kemp's debate debacle against Al Gore in 1996, the electoral reverses of 1998 - fairly or not, all have together discredited the wing of the Republican Party that considered itself the inheritor of the Reagan legacy.

They could not hope to outmaneuver all three of them.

Then he outmaneuvered me by doing something I'd have done.

How do you outmaneuver a man who can see the future?

Since his return home, she had been trying to outmaneuver him at every step.

He's not going to try to outmaneuver me to the post.

But others say that often the Democrats are simply outmaneuvered.

At any time we could have separated and outmaneuvered him.

As a result, he is constantly being outmaneuvered by the industry.

It was one of the few times I ever managed to outmaneuver her.

Instead, they try to outmaneuver each other, quietly, to little effect.

With the sword, at least, she can outmaneuver them all.

I am a foolish old man to have let them outmaneuver me like this.

On the one hand he felt some irritation because she had outmaneuvered him.

They were at home here; obviously capable of outmaneuvering him.

The tabloids have tried for years to outmaneuver each other on price.

The noble knew he had been outmaneuvered several times and lost troops as a result.

They spend their time trying to outmaneuver one another so as to stand at the head of the pack when I go.

Small wonder they outmaneuvered any plan she came up with, using her limited human brain.

"I'll think of some way to outmaneuver him for the trick he's played me."

However, his face burned with shame for the way he had been outmaneuvered.

He has confronted and outmaneuvered his opponents in each case.

"I think men made a big mistake and were outmaneuvered.

Ever since this war began, the Dominion's been able to outmaneuver us at every turn.

But the old man wasn't one to be outmaneuvered; he'd made up his mind.

I mean, there's no way we can outmaneuver so many of them."