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connivery

[ kuh-nahy-vuh-ree ]

noun

  1. the practice of conniving.


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But as Times’ art critic Christopher Knight has pointed out, rather than art prank, this is art market big-business connivery.

Into this crop comes the eye-popping abandon of "Lady Macbeth," which channels its namesake character by mixing the  beneath-the-surface churn of "Downton Abbey" with the fun connivery of "A Simple Plan."

Fair play forbids further disclosure of the labyrinthine connivery on display or of the detective's dirty secrets.

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