gambit

As publishers look for pockets of audience engagement wherever they can find them, limited-run educational newsletters are a gambit gaining some traction.

This gambit means Aereo is avoiding paying anything to broadcasters or the middlemen it is replacing.

How did you arrive at him as your Gambit, and why did you decide to move away from Taylor Kitsch?

One gambit is to require photo identification, a reasonable-sounding provision that 34 states have now adopted.

But it is the backbone of the permanent warfare-state bureaucracy that keeps the gambit going.

In more general terms, though, the chained CPI gambit is not playing out so well for Obama, either.

The Widow's gambit was played, and she had not won the game.

His discernment or judgment is a spontaneous exercise of memory, and resembles the chess-playing skill of one who plays a gambit.

Is the Knight's gambit recognized now as a permissible opening in chess?

You begin to see now to what end the array is made, and understand why one Gambit differeth from another in glory and virtue.

A final game, in which she adopted the Muzio gambit as her opening, was terminated by Elfride's victory at the twelfth move.