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Neither she nor any other shall be befooled and bamboozled under my roof.
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Tragic indeed, People were once again befooled, but this time by their own men.
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From Solomon downwards, have not wiser men than he been cajoled and befooled by women?
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Imran Khan has befooled the nation for two years in the name of 35 punctures.
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The general public was being befooled in the name of Price Committees and Sasta Bazars.
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Let none be befooled by falling into the trap of overlooking the ultimate causes and harping solely on immediate causes.
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It was too much that he should be taken to the grave without some token from the men whom he had robbed and befooled.
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It befooled the Hindu community by raking up the temple issue and then started dancing to the tune of the central government to get close to power, he alleged.
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The plot was a success, Fei Hong was befooled and the Imperial decree was issued, the prince bodyguards being restored. In June 1514, the prince requested seals to give him authority to control the military army in his region. He also recruited hundreds of bandits to become his henchmen. In August 1514, Zhu Chenhao requested authority to punish guilty Imperial Clansmen.
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Despite the allegations on news channels, the news channels altogether greatly questioned the credibility of the payments made to the allegedly listed journalists. Television hosts, Hamid Mir, Shahid Masood, Meher Bokhari, Mushtaq Minhas, Nusrat Javed, Talat Hussain, Hasan Nisar, and Mubashir Luqman, denied all the allegations and terming it as "fraudulent". Writing a weekly column in Daily Times, the media researcher and columnist Dr.Qaisar Rashid maintains that the monthly ratings of talkshows will remain a great matter for the news channels and that the viewers will be befooled in the name of enlightening them on various issues through conducting talkshows till the time the media keeps presenting itself as a buyable commodity. According to the New York Times, the competition for ratings is even more tough and fierce during the holy month of Ramadan among Pakistan's television stations.
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