"I almost felt like we were being deceitful," he said.
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But not even then need ye fear their deceitful displays.
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She did not address whether the Russians had been deceitful.
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His Leave campaign was as deceitful as it was obnoxious.
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The practice may sound deceitful, but the reasons were strictly practical.
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He blamed the lapse on a "deceitful and negligent" former employee.
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Its chief talking point — "equal work for equal pay" — is deceitful.
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None are reliable, and the Leave figures have been especially deceitful.
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She personifies deceitful politics, special interest money, and conflicts of interest.
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While headlines should catch a reader's attention, they shouldn't be deceitful.
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Johnson's remarks were inexact, but he almost surely wasn't being deceitful.
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Oceana James For the Deceitful Fellow from Antwaun Sargent on Vimeo.
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Alexander Wilson lived an improbable, deceitful, destructive but undeniably intriguing life.
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But much like Trump, Sulzer was corrupt, deceitful, abusive, and autocratic.
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And not the way it was done, which was very deceitful.
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So Shenwick says Twitter's executives were deceitful and wants them to pay.
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" Meanwhile, Caelynn tells Colton that Hannah B. is "manipulative", "deceitful" and "toxic.
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" Meanwhile, Caelynn told Underwood that Hannah B. is "manipulative", "deceitful" and "toxic.
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"We know that Huawei itself has been duplicitous and deceitful," Strayer said.
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There is some possibility he is very confused rather than intentionally deceitful.
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"They are the only ones complicit in this deceitful act," she wrote.
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"They are the only ones complicit in this deceitful act," she said.
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They met on set of The Heart is Deceitful, when Bennet was 7.
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In one case, you have someone who is known as a deceitful individual.
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I look forward to all parties involved having to explain their deceitful actions.
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" The Iranian government swiftly condemned the president's remarks, calling them "deceitful and opportunist.
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It's brilliant, yet deceitful, and designed to make us all hate one another.
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Both books parade a cast of deceitful or inept bankers, brokers and regulators.
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On some anonymous person's mysterious orders, a deceitful woman put him behind bars.
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For once, Elizabeth's deceitful manipulation of an innocent wife and mother didn't work.
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" The Iranian government swiftly condemned the president's remarks, calling them "deceitful and opportunist.
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And there is a cost to being an accomplish to this cruel, deceitful administration.
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And there is a cost to being an accomplice to this cruel, deceitful administration.
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When asked if her husband was being deceitful, Camille said she had no opinion.
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It's also a deceitful, petty song that's perfect for a "holiday" that's triply so.
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She was brilliant, funny, beautiful, generous, vindictive, deceitful, tender, manipulative, abusive, loving, and intimidating.
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There will be plenty more attempts to portray Mrs Clinton as deceitful before November.
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These statements reveal important information about smoking's adverse effects and the companies' deceitful actions.
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But not as deceitful as how FFA companies are likely violating taxpayer privacy laws.
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The point is that we don't know, and anyone who says differently is deceitful.
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This is what they do -- they hide, they are deceitful in what they do.
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Sure. But with her deceitful attack, she gave him the pretext to make that claim.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: There is a cost to being an accomplice to this cruel, deceitful administration.
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No, they were opposed to looms that were ... what they said deceitful and labor conditions.
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Let's punish deceitful drug marketers, set up treatment centers and clamp down on prescribing painkillers.
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Her secret recording was deceitful and cowardly and has betrayed all of her fellow Rockettes.
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This is absolutely not a day to be deceitful, gossip, or flake on your duties.
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"We know that Huawei itself has been duplicitous and deceitful," Strayer told reporters in Barcelona.
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The people of Georgia's 6th Congressional District deserve better than these deceitful and salacious politics.
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Later in the year, the FTC also settled with Oracle over its deceitful security updates.
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Our confirmation process has finally come to perfectly match our politics: raw, brutal and deceitful.
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CBS's Edward R. Murrow was a half-truther who used deceitful editing to smear McCarthy.
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It's reckless and deceitful, and it renders our belief in free and fair elections meaningless.
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" The second part of that definition is the key -- "for an illegal or deceitful purpose.
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Bloomberg campaign spokeswoman Sabrina Singh told CNN on Sunday that staff had not been deceitful.
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" Argento and Bennett starred in the 2004 movie, "The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things.
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Past misdeeds include contaminating groundwater, San Bruno's pipeline explosion, deceitful lobbying tactics, and tax dodging.
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You've heard of catfishing, but have you heard of the diet version of this deceitful practice?
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His aim, he said, was not to disparage Chinese martial arts, but to expose deceitful practitioners.
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These women faced the perceived stigma that bisexual men were deceitful; that you can't trust them.
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" New America Foundation's Alexander Holt characterized the department's actions as either "extremely deceitful" or "extremely incompetent.
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So they all smile The deceived and the deceitful, the refreshed And equally the fatally exhausted.
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The Ferengi, a species of traders, were physically grotesque, deceitful, and always looking for a profit.
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People are, as Machiavelli put it, ungrateful and deceitful, timid of danger and avid for profit.
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"Romantic Choking" was meant to be a great lifting of this deceitful veil that I had crafted.
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I never lied about, tried to be deceitful about it," he told CNN's Carol Costello on "Newsroom.
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Airbnb is built on trust, the spokesperson told Mashable, encouraging hosts to protect themselves from deceitful guests.
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On Monday, Baldwin posted a picture of the offending ticket on Instagram, explaining why it was deceitful.
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The Southern District depicted him as deceitful and greedy and unwilling to fully cooperate with its investigation.
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If that were not bad enough, the cheap, deceitful way in which it did it is disgraceful.
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If that were not bad enough, the cheap, deceitful way in which it did it is disgraceful.
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"When companies make technically nuanced and perhaps ... deceitful statements, it kind of gets under my skin," Soltani said.
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Aware that people who spread herpes are conceived as selfish, deceitful, heartless, I tried to be the opposite.
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Carrie is not a fan of him at all, but she's hesitant to make such a deceitful move.
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"(Not) owning up to the real medical reason for the repeat surgery is just plain deceitful," he added.
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Acting as a representative without the official authority is deceitful, and misrepresents the interests of the United States.
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It keeps CFIUS squarely focused on protecting U.S. national security from the deceitful efforts of our nation's adversaries.
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But ultimately the argument is deceitful faux-populism, and the real hypocrites here are the purveyors of it.
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Those who despise him for his deceits should endeavor to give no impression of being deceitful in turn.
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Tehran remains as deceitful as Beijing but appears to have nothing like its capacity to take real action.
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Crypto clampdown: Securities regulators in the U.S. and Canada have opened investigations into potentially deceitful cryptocurrency investment products.
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The Detroit collective has been deliberately enigmatic and at times downright deceitful about its identity, lineup, and backstory.
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""Such a deceitful attack on an academic group like the Citizen Lab is an attack on academic freedom everywhere.
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On both, he has omitted several large details that have made him look deceitful or in over his head.
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Asia Argento wrote, starred, and directed the 2004 adaptation of LeRoy's book The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things.
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It will validate the vile and deceitful narrative peddled by ISIS: that America is waging a war against Islam.
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Mr. Fairfax's suggestion that The Washington Post found me not to be credible was deceitful, offensive, and profoundly upsetting.
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In fact, AT&T's use of 5G E is so egregious, Sprint is suing AT&T for being deceitful.
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"I was in love, but also terrified," said Katrina, who added that it felt somewhat deceitful to propose marriage.
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The idea that women are inherently deceitful, especially when it comes to sexuality, is deeply rooted in our culture.
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The very deceitful reporters are sitting in a room, drinking their free-trade coffee and making up fake news.
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But every new burst of denial and obfuscation only makes him and his Kremlin look more deceitful and dishonorable.
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Perhaps the most deceitful gambit would be repealing the estate tax by 2024, which is in the House bill.
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Bennett played Argento's son in the 2004 movie "The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things," which Argento also directed.
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He has insisted that Mexico will ultimately pay for the wall — a vow that is either deceitful or delusional.
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Mr. Fairfax's suggestion that The Washington Post found me not to be credible was deceitful, offensive, and profoundly upsetting.
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But the social media accounts associated with this number are designed to be deceitful, as are its Google results.
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People who are glued to screens to the exclusion of other people are regarded with disdain: narcissistic, withholding, deceitful, sneaky.
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"They come to me with a deceitful offer ... stupid, ridiculous," Padrino said while speaking at a military rally alongside Maduro.
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Meanwhile, slamming refers to how phone companies switch a customer's service without their permission through misleading or otherwise deceitful tactics.
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It's difficult to imagine we would get the deceitful, compelling, vodka-swigging style of Annalise without the success of Olivia.
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Staff described the organization as "dysfunctional" and had witnessed "'deceitful', 'two-faced', 'egotistic' and/or 'belligerent'" behavior from senior staff.
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Geminis who have deceitful fathers, however, have to be very careful to avoid seeing that deceitfulness rub off on them.
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There, Eze befriends his cousin, Pius (Chinaza Uche), a professional scammer who sends phishing emails, among other deceitful business pursuits.
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After the show aired, Stevens told PEOPLE that she regretted letting Wyatt go on the show knowing he'd be deceitful.
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The real problem is the NRA's deceitful, scorched-earth politics, which strike fear in the hearts of too many lawmakers.
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" The first lady said false claims about President Obama's citizenship are "hurtful, deceitful questions deliberately designed to undermine his presidency.
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Roth's narrators are fun to listen to (up to a point), but they're also narcissistic, cruel, sex-obsessed, and deceitful.
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Trans people (largely trans women) were depicted in the movies and tabloids as deceitful cross dressers, more often than not.
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DM: This is right... They had been in a film together in 2004 called The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things.
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"Ending even a short-term relationship can feel so sudden, unreasonable, and potentially deceitful," says break up coach Chelsea Leigh Trescott.
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Not even the affable David Rosen has been able to escape the burn of a deceitful lover thanks to Elizabeth North.
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Rubio aide Todd Harris called the photo "deceitful" in a gaggle with reporters where he distributed a printout of the page.
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Official Chinese media respond by accusing Trump of starring in his own "street fighter-style deceitful drama of extortion and blackmail".
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That is, until a friend, through somewhat deceitful means, helps Maya score an opportunity she's always hoped would come her way.
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When she was asked about Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's decision to allow politicians to run deceitful ads, her response was scathing.
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One carried a copy of LeRoy's second book, The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, and the other was named Jasmin.
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But they did so by being so maliciously deceitful that I believe all research involving original data collection is made vulnerable.
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So don't linger in the doorway, and resist the urge to backtrack or throw them a delicious but ultimately deceitful bone.
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The New York attorney general's office is coming down hard on the mobile carrier, who it claims engaged in deceitful tax behavior.
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The men manipulated their victims with deceitful sales techniques, lies and false guarantees of reimbursement to misrepresent their deals and maximize sales.
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"What we're seeing now ... canceling shows, publicly condemning these acts — it's papering over a much more deceitful and rotten infrastructure," she said.
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These type of misdirections can even happen as you browse the web, through poisoned pop-up advertising or deceitful, SEO-optimized advertising.
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But once in King's Landing, Sansa quickly gets a taste of how treacherous the capital is and how deceitful the players are.
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Bernie Sanders' backers with open arms and he slammed Clinton as a deceitful politician who will never achieve the change Americans seek.
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They "embarked on a cynical, deceitful, multibillion-dollar brainwashing campaign to establish opioid analgesics as the magic drug," Hunter told the court.
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"Trump kept saying, 'We're in a room full of liars, the deceitful dishonest media who got it all wrong,'" the source said.
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The case became erroneously known as the "Gone Girl" kidnapping, in reference to the popular book and movie about a deceitful disappearance.
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Varner – who initially defended the revelation as an example of Smith being "deceitful" – was immediately kicked off the show at tribal council.
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As defined by Webster's dictionary, collusion is a "secret agreement or cooperation especially for an illegal or deceitful purpose" among multiple people.
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OUT-OF-TOUCH and self-centred at best; deceitful and crooked at worst: Britons have developed smoulderingly low opinions of their rulers.
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"Dividing the world into the 'us' and 'our enemies' categories creates fear — a deceitful justification for aggression and war," his statement continued.
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That problem is exacerbated when sensationalist or deceitful content is often the most engaging, and that's what the News Feed that highlights.
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Certain facts could be technically true, but also deceitful (like if a statement exaggerated the significance of an organ's development, for example).
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"Dividing the world into the 'us' and 'our enemies' categories creates fear — a deceitful justification for aggression and war," the statement continued.
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And, while it pains me to say this, he is a true tweet savant, however awful and deceitful his utterances sometimes are.
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Mona has her own problems, among them a frustrating search for love with internet dates who turn out to be deceitful cads.
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Calling independently managed schools that exist off taxpayer money "public" is a relatively recent rhetorical innovation, and one that seems purposefully deceitful.
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Everybody has in the back of their mind the idea of fauns as lecherous forest creatures or fairies as deceitful shape-shifters.
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In their letter, the non-profit groups decry what they called Flynn's "history of bigoted and deceitful statements," particularly with reference to Islam.
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Many people have also taken issue with how catfishing is shown as romantic in the movie when in reality, it's deceitful and harmful.
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It's not clear who first posted these two photos together, nor is it clear whether they were just dumb or were intentionally deceitful.
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They say that the only way to deal with Mr Wilders's exaggerated, deceitful and hateful speech is with louder and more truthful voices.
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Instead, she was a daughter doomed to follow in her spymaster father's footsteps or drown under the weight of her bloody, deceitful destiny.
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A deceitful justification for aggression and war, these wars prevent democracy and human rights in countries which have themselves been victims of aggression.
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Being deceitful is woven into our very fabric, so much so that it would be truthful to say that to lie is human.
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Twitter explained in an email shared by an unidentified woman behind the account that it had been permanently banned, due to deceitful impersonation.
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Two concerts — by Juilliard503 and Opera Lafayette — presented the superb "Lamento Della Ninfa," a maiden's lament at the loss of her deceitful lover.
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Thousands of people are calling their elected representatives to force Congress to serve as a check on this reckless, lawless and deceitful administration.
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Argento played Bennett's mother in 2004's "The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things," and the pair had remained in sporadic contact since.
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It was executed higher up on the floor than I think I've ever seen, and sprinkled in for good measure was some deceitful misdirection.
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Screenshot: TwitterIt's not clear who first posted these two photos together, nor is it clear whether they were just dumb or were intentionally deceitful.
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As Olivia attempts to find a way out of this conundrum, she finally realizes creating a new power-grabbing, deceitful plot isn't the solution.
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They "embarked on a cynical, deceitful, multibillion-dollar brainwashing campaign to establish opioid analgesics as the magic drug," Hunter said in his opening remarks.
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His books "Sarah" and "The Heart Is Deceitful Above All" received critical acclaim, and soon he was corresponding with Courtney Love and Winona Ryder.
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" It also said: "Such thorough review is especially critical given the tobacco industry's deceitful history of marketing products under the guise of lower risk.
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The accusations came after Cruz sent out deceitful mailers that shared voter's caucus attendance records with their neighbors and warned them of "VOTER VIOLATION."
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"Dividing the world into the 'us and our enemies' categories creates fear, a deceitful justification for aggression and war," he wrote in his speech.
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Is there anyone in the lying, deceitful, back-stabbing world of Game of Thrones who has ever been as caring and loyal as Ghost?
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Twin schoolgirls in pioneer-style kerchiefs battle a series of mirages; deceitful mirrors make it hard for them to distinguish between heroes and villains.
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But he made little effort to hide his disdain for Chinese human rights activists who sought grants, describing them as greedy, deceitful and ungrateful.
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"Trump kept saying, 'We're in a room of liars, the deceitful, dishonest media who got it all wrong,'" the president-elect's favorite tabloid wrote.
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As travel bans and national quarantines have spread around the world faster than anyone thought possible, so have sometimes disingenuous and outright deceitful stories.
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Despite what those deceitful posts tell you, there's no easy way to build a passive stream of income without doing some heavy lifting first.
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In fact, James represents an evolution of the trans male character beyond hero, saint or martyr to someone allowed to be ruthless and deceitful.
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With some redactions, the report was readily available for everyone to read and share: the accusations of sexual deviance, shameless lies and deceitful churchmen.
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" It also said: "Such thorough review is especially critical given the tobacco industry's deceitful history of marketing products under the guise of lower risk.
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Several Government Accountability Office (GAO) reports have uncovered serious issues in the program, and accounts of misrepresented projects and deceitful investor pitches are common.
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"They are deceitful and factually incorrect," said the staffer, who tied the group to a small number of wealthy creditors riled by the bill.
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Lawsuits, like the one against the NHL consisting of over 20003 plaintiffs who allege the league was neglectful and deceitful regarding head trauma, are ongoing.
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The festering dynamics within the Middle East do in fact support the abandonment of that narrative, which has increasingly been exposed as deceitful and disingenuous.
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The Democratic nominee has persistently been troubled by claims that she is deceitful, which have only been exacerbated by repeated focus on her email setup.
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Like Chamberlain before him, Obama fell for the same duplicitous and deceitful behavior by ruthless despots that demands we not allow history to repeat itself.
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Is the argument, then, that these books contained "disinformation" as deceitful and fraudulent as the claim that the U.S. government deliberately created the AIDS virus?
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A complex financial issue also comes to a head at this time—watch out for lazy or deceitful people or situations as Mars opposes Neptune.
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Ultimately, this deceitful campaign ran aground by the narrowest of margins in the Senate thanks to the three Republicans and all 48 Democrats and independents.
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When Beth makes her debut as Alice in the books, she has gone insane from being raised by the deceitful secret organization, Religion of Crime.
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Horace Jenkins died shortly after finishing this 1982 romantic melodrama tackling issues of colorism, the legacy of slavery and deceitful practices against African-American landowners.
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"Dividing the world into the 'us' and 'our enemies' categories creates fears — a deceitful justification for aggression and war," Mr. Farhadi said in a statement.
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The aim of such deceitful speculation, lacking any kind of grounding, is to shield terrorists ... and to attempt to justify possible external uses of force.
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Elizabeth Warren did not use her ethnic background to engage in deceitful virtue signaling, but we're having this conversation because at some point, Harvard did.
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Oscars: The winners list "Dividing the world into the 'us' and 'our enemies' categories creates fear, a deceitful justification for aggression and war," Farhadi's statement said.
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So Smith was "shell-shocked" when his competitor Jeff Varner outed him in an attempt to paint him as "deceitful" in the episode airing Wednesday night.
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While fake stories and deceitful groups on Facebook have been the focus in the US, misinformation on WhatsApp has become a problem elsewhere in the world.
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Other times, mistakes are downright deceitful (think: inflating deductions to get a client a bigger refund or omitting information to maximize the federal earned income credit).
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The first, "Trumpocracy" by David Frum, devotes long pages to cataloguing alarming, deceitful and plain unseemly acts and statements by Mr Trump, his cronies and enablers.
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But, as the Cambridge Analytica controversy shows, modern social media data can twist the technique in at best unethical, and at worst, deceitful and manipulative ways.
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Smith said he was "shell-shocked" when his competitor Varner outed him in an attempt to paint him as "deceitful" in the episode airing Wednesday night.
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"It is quite literally the most ridiculous theory I've ever heard, that telling the voters what Trump's actual record is is deceitful and lying," Cruz said.
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A €50,000 grant may look trifling compared to the enormity of the challenge, stopping misinformation from spreading online, whether it was erroneously stated or deliberately deceitful.
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In its media campaigns, HEP had been warning citizens about deceitful doorstep sales without offering any concrete details or proof, RWE Energija said in a statement.
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President Donald Trump's attorneys were accused of "deceitful gamesmanship" following the release of video footage showing Trump embracing a campaign staffer at a rally in 2016.
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, added to the chorus on Wednesday, repeating his contention that the United States was deceitful and not to be trusted.
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But any Russian contribution to fake news was infinitesimal last year compared to the Trump and Clinton campaigns' vast expenditures to bombard Americans with deceitful advertisements.
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It was unprecedented and irresponsible for Nunes to release a deceitful memo discussing the most sensitive secrets of state included in Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants.
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For decades, he has derided critical press coverage about him as deceitful or unfair, yet he eagerly consumed it, participated in it, and profited from it.
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The justice system is one of the few tools that average citizens have to fight deceitful and harmful business practices, vindicate their rights, and pursue justice.
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Washington (CNN)A pastor poised to interview Donald Trump Saturday says he "never tried to be deceitful" about submitting questions in advance to the Republican nominee's campaign.
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Bennett, who played Argento's son in 2004's The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, previously issued a statement to PEOPLE through his lawyer Gordon K. Sattro.
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Deceitful internet enthusiasts have been swatting strangers and acquaintances for more than a decade, using VoIP providers and virtual private networks to make themselves difficult to catch.
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She later called on Carson to resign, saying in a statement that he has "proven himself to be deceitful and inept" and "unfit to serve" as secretary.
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Instead, he brazenly says things, in office as he did on the campaign trail, that range from being irresponsible to misguided to deceitful to apparently outright lies.
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This doesn't mean you should be duplicitous or deceitful, but don't go out of your way to correct a false assumption if it plays to your advantage.
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This story is also included in a new edition of her book The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, which was released August 23 by Harper Collins.
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She says her main problem with it is that couples are usually deceitful in their approach, and end up reinforcing oppressive structures such as patriarchy and heteronormativity.
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On Monday, the Communist Party's People's Daily newspaper singled out Trump, saying he was starring in his own "street fighter-style deceitful drama of extortion and intimidation".
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Thus, we have strengthened Moscow's deceitful claims to Crimea and the Donbass, as well as the anti-American forces' belief in the nefarious nature of U.S. policy.
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He called the campaign deceitful for making it sound like the company was doing a full rebrand, when it was just gearing up to promote one product.
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The SEC cease-and-desist order describes the violations as willful, fraudulent and deceitful, and identifies $127 million in ill-gotten gains generated through JPMorgan's disclosure failure.
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Bennett met Argento at age 7, when he played her son in The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, which she directed, starred in, and co-wrote.
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Mr. Bennett was 7 when he was cast in "The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things," a 2004 film Ms. Argento directed, starred in and helped write.
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You could smell it in the shyster methods by which Trump built his business: the unpaid bills; the endless lawsuits; the deceitful advertising; the shady business partners.
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Companies that violate the law could face criminal liability, resulting in upwards of $250,000 in fines or jail time for the people who submitted the deceitful information.
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It was, 'In any circumstances, regardless of what it might be, have you ever felt any pressure to be deceitful or to be dishonest regarding any subject?
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He said he sided with Trump's decision to remove U.S. troops and called the vote a "deceitful ploy" by Democrats to create divisions in the Republican Party.
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"As the Dow nosedives on his watch, the President's rambling, deceitful tax scam sales pitch reached an all-time low in Cincinnati," Pelosi spokesman Drew Hammill said.
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Last month, he filed a formal, 40-page objection to the proposed class action settlement citing what he called "deceitful and misleading statements" by Remington and plaintiffs' attorneys.
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Argento and Bennett first met when she directed him on the set of the film, The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, where they played mother and son.
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In stark contrast to the genial barflies at Cheers, a Boston watering-hole, Sloan is well-educated and middle-class—but also, it turns out, vain and deceitful.
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Elizabeth Holmes is being outed as a fraud of epic proportions in the business world, but there's nothing deceitful about her curiously low voice ... so says her family.
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Let's get the bad news out of the way first: The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things—Leroy's second book, a collection of short stories—is virtually unreadable.
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A deceitful and ugly blame game that says, whatever worries you, the answer is to blame that other group, and don't put any energy into making real change.
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He also increasingly relies on Japanese wrestlers, presenting them not as deceitful heels or even as exotic curios but as, quite simply, the best wrestlers in the world.
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Johny denies telling lies, so Papa orders Johny to open his mouth and then absolutely nails Beyoncé's "Single Ladies" footwork as he confronts his deceitful son.
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The deceitful obfuscation of commercial intention certainly runs all the way through the data brokering and ad tech industries that sit behind much of the 'free' consumer Internet.
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The two had a massive falling out after Bailey invited rival Kenya Moore to the season 11 finale party — a move NeNe insists was meant to be deceitful.
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"The former employee was both deceitful and negligent, and we immediately launched an investigation and implemented safeguards to ensure this never happens again," Putnam said in a statement.
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" It's not clear how the pair met, but a decade before the alleged assault, Bennett played Argento's son in the film "The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things.
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For example, the phrase LINE DANCERS gets turned into 19A's LYIN' DANCERS, which is clued as "Deceitful ballerinas?" and which made me laugh at the visual it evoked.
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During that era, the stereotype of the drunken Indian was pervasive, and federal lawmakers enacted laws intended to "protect" Native Americans from both themselves and deceitful liquor traders.
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Issuing partisan jabs two months before September's end, White House officials are accusing Democrats of being deceitful and using veterans funding as a ploy to raise government spending.
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According to one Times columnist, Jay Caspian Kang, the pastime is "deceitful above all things," making one believe it can be mastered with the mind, not the body.
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But if the tactics were meant to convince the public that the media was a deceitful adversary, they did not appear to be having quite the desired effect.
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Calling him deceitful and greedy, they recommended in a scathing memo to the judge that Mr. Cohen be given a substantial sentence of about four years in prison.
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Consequently, some accused Monsef of being deliberately deceitful to the public and even suggested that her citizenship should be revoked and that she should step down from her job.
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The company said the update was intended to match similar policies it already has in place to block deceitful ads such as weight-loss scams or false drug promises.
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In a statement issued shortly after the speech ended, Pelosi said Trump's message was not only deceitful, but exposed a president unfit to hold an office of public trust.
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Led by Trump, whose lies about voter fraud are epic even by his deceitful standards, the Republicans have raised barriers to voting in state after state that they control.
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A member of Cosby's P.R. team read a statement from his wife Camille, who blasted prosecutors, the judge and media for what she says is unethical and deceitful conduct.
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Huskins' case became erroneously known as the "Gone Girl" kidnapping, in reference to the popular book and movie about a deceitful disappearance, after investigators called her story a hoax.
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But the problem with these depictions is that they perpetuate the notion that people who spread STDs are deceitful, ill-intentioned, and necessarily aware of their capacity to transmit.
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Lawyers for Almena and Harris say they are scapegoats and that the building&aposs owner, who Almena described during the interview as "deceitful and greedy," should face criminal charges.
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From there, the narrator launches into a story about a certain village's attempt to build a pagoda and everything that goes wrong because of an incompetent and deceitful mason.
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"The man we knew as the blustering genius who invented our mighty Fox News Channel is a deceitful, selfish misogynist, if the charges against him are true," he wrote.
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"The Greens and their cabal of international NGO's are using the reef as a pawn in their deceitful game to de-industrialise the Western world," he wrote on Facebook.
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" He added, "I just don't believe you need to be mean, you need to be deceitful, you need to practice the dark arts in order to win elected offices.
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The group's morally bankrupt mascot, Julian Assange, has proven to be cowardly, hypocritical and deceitful -- not someone any sensible or reasonably intelligent person should trust or even interact with.
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Mueller may not have been able to prove a criminal conspiracy with the Russian government, but Trump himself has nevertheless worked hand in hand towards the same, deceitful goal.
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Emmanuel Macron, French president, has railed against the "defamatory untruths" and "deceitful propaganda" of Kremlin-backed media organisations such as RT and Sputnik, which both have French-language websites.
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"Good progress being made on WTO Brexit arrangements yet deceitful UK (government) refuses to stop the scaremongering," Richard Tice, co-chairman of the campaign group Leave Means Leave, tweeted.
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In the dedication for the reissue of The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, I say that the things I write about are happening to people all the time.
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The commission truly needs new leadership — leadership that will strongly enforce existing laws against actual and obviously potential fraud, instances of market failure and deceitful practices that harm consumers.
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After the show aired, Stevens told PEOPLE that she has regret for her own role in the situation, by letting Wyatt go on the show knowing he'd be deceitful.
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The Trade Desk, a demand-side platform, said its advertising guidelines do not allow for advertisers to use its platform to display ads that are misleading, inaccurate or deceitful.
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After all, Mr. Cohen and his team were deceitful in how they lured them and others into participating with the show, which aired its most recent episode Sunday night.
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Or was he also a bird painter, blending fact and fiction in his own life and the lives of others in a way that was deliberately deceitful, even sadistic?
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Google is under fire for a new report that describes one of its contracting firms using deceitful tactics while scanning faces of people for the tech giant's data arsenal.
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The company, which manages the Rockettes, issued a statement from a spokesman, Barry Watkins, who said the magazine's source had been "deceitful and cowardly" in secretly recording the Dec.
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ANA NAVARRO, CNN COMMENTATOR: Look, you make choices in life, you&aposll make choices in life, and there is a cost to being an accomplice to this cruel, deceitful administration.
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Planned Parenthood has since sued those anti-abortion activists, claiming the videos they released were deceitful and were obtained by criminal means for the purpose of starting a smear campaign.
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"It is quite literally the most ridiculous theory I've ever heard, that telling the voters what Donald Trump's actual record is is deceitful and lying," he told moderator Anderson Cooper.
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Key quote: "Iranian people give no credit to the deceitful and opportunist remarks of U.S. officials or Mr. Trump," Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman, Bahram Ghasemi said, according to the AP.
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"But you mean his wife, his family, his books, every interview he ever gave was all deceitful, but you, you got the real story?" he said, referring to Mr. Taunton.
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You can imagine him clashing swords with Douglas Fairbanks on a staircase, and fans of " The Greatest Showman ," Jackman's 2017 hit, will need some convincing that deceitful guilt becomes him.
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Hunter accused the company and its subsidiaries of launching and executing a "cunning, cynical and deceitful" marketing campaign that misrepresented what opioid drugs could do to help alleviate chronic pain.
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In the fifth season, I've come to realize that Younger's most revelatory character may not be Liza or Kelsey, who keep getting trapped in deceitful webs of their own making.
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It's about intellectual theft, deceitful trade practices, military intimidation, economic espionage, military power, predatory pricing, currency manipulation, Confucian Centers serving as higher education centers of IP theft and financial surveillance.
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In 2012, Outbrain banned deceitful or spammy marketers from advertising to improve the quality of content in the widget, a move it took knowing it could cost 25% in revenue.
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And what's even more alarming than the toxic content itself is the flaccid response from lawmakers and regulators, coupled with the immoral and often deceitful response from social media firms.
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The Justice Department inspector general last month exposed Comey's arguably deceitful tactics regarding his campaign to outlaw private encryption, which he perennially portrayed as a grave peril to public safety.
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"War" — which, in spite of its title, is less a war film than a western wrapped around a prison movie — vindicates Koba's view of humanity as irredeemably cruel and deceitful.
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In a world where women are often portrayed as being deceitful if they make themselves look younger than they are, some onlookers seem to feel deceived by Grant's silver hair.
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It is dangerous and deceitful to suggest that the United States can simply launch a few air strikes without causing unnecessary civilian death and destruction or risking all-out war.
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I know that it's "business, not personal," but something about getting involved in the union feels deceitful to me, and I worry that it will hurt the company long term.
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But the documents suggested not only that Iran had been deceitful but also that its work in weaponizing nuclear power had been far more sophisticated and organized than initially suspected.
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Camille Cosby claimed she had "no opinion" on whether or not it is "deceitful" to give Quaaludes to someone for the purposes of sex, according to The New York Daily News.
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What's interesting is that he refers to those "beliefs" as "lies," though not in a way that implies they are dishonest or deceitful — because who would want to live by lies?
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Two of the books Albert wrote as Leroy—the novel Sarah (1999) and the short story collection The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things (2001)—were recently re-released by HarperCollins.
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The attempted undermining of the Mueller investigation has been no less deceitful than Trump's late-campaign claim that Hillary Clinton started, and he ended, the birther conspiracy theory about Barack Obama.
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One presidential candidate has been characterized by none other than the director of the FBI as extremely careless (read that to mean incompetent), and generally disingenuous (read that to mean deceitful).
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The lawsuit alleges that executives, including CEO Randall Stephenson, were deceitful in claiming that DirecTV Now's growth was stable, and that it was driven by "organic" demand and only limited promotions.
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On Monday, the overseas edition of the Communist Party's People's Daily newspaper singled out Trump, saying he was starring in his own "street fighter-style deceitful drama of extortion and intimidation".
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Wednesday's decision followed a July ruling by the Ontario Securities Commission that Chan and his top executives "engaged in deceitful or dishonest conduct" that they knew constituted fraud and violated securities law.
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They accuse the Bureau of Labor Statistics of using a deceitful way of calculating unemployment, since they only consider you unemployed if you've looked for a job in the past four weeks.
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While fake stories and deceitful groups on Facebook have been the focus in the US, misinformation on WhatsApp, which has around 1.5 billion users, has become a problem elsewhere in the world.
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Last September he told a group of fishermen at an election rally that attempts to dissuade Muslims from voting for a Christian by citing a particular verse in the Koran were deceitful.
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"We are confident that the court will see through his strategy of filing deceitful lawsuits to intimidate women from coming forward," said Tim Miller, a partner Definers Public Affairs, in a statement.
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Bennett had starred alongside Argento in The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, and the two had developed a "mother-son" relationship, according to a statement from Bennett's lawyer, Gordon K. Sattro.
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Bennett had starred alongside Argento in The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, and the two had developed a "mother-son" relationship, according to a statement from his lawyer, Gordon K. Sattro.
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But she thought her doctors were being "deceitful" about her diagnosis, according to her case report in the New England Journal of Medicine, and refused to go on a gluten-free diet.
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True, his persona and character were ripe for raillery as coarse, capricious, deceitful and divisive, but multitudes embraced the novelty of his candidacy and many others found the alternative yet more unpalatable.
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A new biography portrays Adolf Hitler as a clownish, deceitful narcissist who took control of a powerful nation thanks to slick propaganda and a dysfunctional elite that failed to block his rise.
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This might explain why an act of courage—a lone woman speaking out against powerful figures in a small town—appears to others in the community as a deceitful act of cowardice.
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"In my judgment you are a highly dangerous, cunning and deceitful individual who will never be safe to be released," the judge said, "but that is a matter for the Parole Board."
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"Looking for moderation where there was none, too many in the West forgot that, behind his smiling face and deceitful claims, the regime he represents is brutal, corrupt and destructive," Dubowitz said.
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But what followed was a story that reveals the extraordinary, at times deceitful measures elite lawyers deploy in an effort to get evidence — real or not — that could help win big settlements.
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According to BuzzFeed, Diane Kruger plays a fictionalized version of Asia Argento, who directed, co-wrote, and starred in an adaptation of LeRoy's short story collection The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things.
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Ahok appeared to suggest that any attempt to dissuade Muslims from voting for him by citing a verse in the Koran that warns Muslims against taking Christians and Jews as allies was deceitful.
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In a courtroom, constitutional guarantees protect the accused from a deceitful accuser or an overzealous prosecutor, ensuring things like the right to view evidence, cross-examine witnesses, and be represented by a lawyer.
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It's deceitful, and frankly, disgusting that they're trying to spin net neutrality as an overreach from the Obama administration in order to convince you that this is a good thing for the internet.
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I get tired of hearing how jobs are going to be created every time a finacial move is made which seems to be just talked to get us to buy into deceitful moves.
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Even though LeRoy's first two books, Sarah and The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things, weren't very good, LeRoy became a literary celebrity partly because of his colorful backstory (drug addiction, prostitution, Appalachia).
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" Hatch added, "In no way has it been suggested that the University was involved in the deceitful practices, nor were any employees, other than [Wake Forest volleyball coach Bill] Ferguson, accused of wrongdoing.
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Dana Rohrabacher of California at the time contended the photo was then used for "deceitful" purposes by Rama to imply a relationship with Obama during Albania's own election, which brought him into leadership.
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It all went down during the tribal council, when Varner, 50, outed Smith, 29, in an attempt to paint the Brooklyn-based asset manager as "deceitful" and therefore worthy of being voted out.
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" Ms. Pelosi fired back quickly, saying through her spokesman, Drew Hammill, "As the Dow nosedives on his watch, the president's rambling, deceitful tax scam sales pitch reached an all-time low in Cincinnati.
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Two days later, a lawyer hired by the Alabama House of Representatives released a report portraying Mr. Bentley as deceitful and desperate before his relationship with Ms. Mason made him a punch line.
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The latest criticism from the overseas edition of the ruling Communist Party's People's Daily newspaper singled out Trump, saying he was starring in his own "street fighter-style deceitful drama of extortion and intimidation".
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"Facebook is mistaken if it believes that running manifestly deceitful political ads on the network serves the cause of free speech or protects against censorship," PEN America CEO Suzanne Nossel said in a statement.
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The favorites purists often seemed horrified at my suggestion that they sneak a woman into the top 40; they saw meddling with their immutable list of faves as disingenuous at best, deceitful at worst.
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There's a deceitful act I've been engaging in for years—lol—but it wasn't until recently, while texting a massive rant to a friend, that I became aware of just how bad it is.
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Sarah takes place at some indeterminate time in Leroy's adolescence, and while it's tempting to try to place it chronologically within the framework of The Heart is Deceitful, it's all but impossible to do.
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In Handbook of Native American Mythology, Dawn Elaine Bastian cites how myths refer to "beautiful but clever and cunning" foxes as good companions, although they can also be deceitful friends who steal your food.
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" Mr. Cummings told Mr. Chaffetz: "Your core accusation against the commissioner is that he was deceitful and that he misled the Congress, but you completely disregard the difference between a misstatement and a lie.
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López Obrador's opponents ran television ads that presented him as a deceitful populist who posed "a danger for Mexico" and showed images of human misery alongside portraits of Chávez, Fidel Castro, and Evo Morales.
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Around 20 years ago, an enigmatic, androgynous author by the name of JT LeRoy became a famous literary wunderkind after the publication of his novels, Sarah and The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things.
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But as "Loner" barrels toward its shocking and not entirely plausible conclusion, the reader may begin to wonder what value there is in being inside the mind of the novel's deceitful and deranged antihero.
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" In documents filed in California Superior Court in San Diego this week, Qualcomm accused Apple of engaging in a "multiyear campaign of sloppy, inappropriate and deceitful conduct to steal Qualcomm's information and trade secrets.
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U.S. Representative Dana Rohrabacher of California at the time contended the photo was then used for "deceitful" purposes by Rama to imply a relationship with Obama during Albania's own election, which brought him into leadership.
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The first problem is that there's only about a sugar packet's worth of glucose floating through the blood, writes expert John L. Smith in his book The Pursuit of Noninvasive Glucose: Hunting the Deceitful Turkey.
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In a open letter signed by its board, and circulated by the Australian Securities Exchange, Crown's directors said the company was being subjected to a deceitful campaign that had unfairly attempted to damage its reputation.
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After days of issuing brief statements denying wrongdoing, Crown circulated a letter signed by its board late on Wednesday, accusing the papers of waging a "deceitful campaign" that had unfairly attempted to damage its reputation.
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" "SFPD Chief William Scott showed everyone in the SFPD, and all San Franciscans, what his character consists of and it was a pathetic, deceitful and shameful display of self-preservation, finger pointing, and political kowtowing.
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It was music for a generation of men who wanted to climb the corporate ladder and not get led astray by a deceitful woman, but who also yearned to find home in an available body.
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"By means that could be termed dishonest, deceitful and corrupt they manufactured 7.2 billion euros in deposits by obvious sham transactions," Judge Martin Nolan told the court, describing the conspiracy as a "very serious crime".
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Argento cast Bennett in a number of movies, beginning when he was 6 years old and appeared in The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things (2004), a movie she directed, co-wrote, and starred in.
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This installment also uncovers the secrets and shocking behavior that led to the conviction of deceitful NXIVM founder Keith Raniere and the guilty plea and imminent sentencing of former actor and NXIVM member Allison Mack.
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For our trouble, we've been the subject of lawsuits, harassment, deceitful and defamatory attacks, and most recently, retaliatory legislation rushed through union-backed legislatures — all to keep workers in the dark about their constitutional rights.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's state media on Monday lashed out at the policies of U.S. President Donald Trump in an unusually direct attack, accusing him of "starring in his own carefully orchestrated street fighter-style deceitful drama".
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"As the Dow nosedives on his watch, the President's rambling, deceitful tax scam sales pitch reached an all-time low in Cincinnati," said Drew Hammill, a spokesperson for House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, in a statement.
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Building the circuitry on a flexible contact lens is impressive, says John L. Smith, former chief scientific officer of Johnson & Johnson's glucose monitoring division and author of The Pursuit of Noninvasive Glucose: Hunting the Deceitful Turkey.
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Under intense public scrutiny, survivors of sexual assault are often asked to revisit painful, traumatic memories with crystal clear recollection and foolproof evidence about a violent act that, by its very nature, is manipulative and deceitful.
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Tears are an unreliable measure of blood glucose, John L. Smith, former chief scientific officer of Johnson & Johnson's glucose monitoring division and author of The Pursuit of Noninvasive Glucose: Hunting the Deceitful Turkey, told The Verge.
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And Iran's foreign ministry spokesman had already rebuked Trump's remarks on the protests before he released these videos, saying: "Iranian people give no credit to the deceitful and opportunist remarks of U.S. officials or Mr. Trump."
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But Sevim Dagdelen, a leading member of the Left party, said it was deceitful to call for more spending on European defense projects as the money would still probably come at the expense of social programs.
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And she split one of Austen's original characters, the charming but deceitful Wickham, into two characters: Jasper Wick, a married rogue who has been stringing Liz along, and Ham, a transgender man who is Lydia's boyfriend.
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Qualcomm said Apple had engaged in a "multiyear campaign of sloppy, inappropriate and deceitful conduct to steal Qualcomm's information and trade secrets" to help improve the performance of Intel chips so they could match Qualcomm products.
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"The so-called fracking ban initiative is a deceitful ploy that would bring an end to all oil production in Monterey County within five years," said Karen Hanretty, a representative of Monterey County for Energy Independence.
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At issue is whether the federal probe into the Trump campaign's Russia ties is infected with political bias, as Republicans say — or whether the GOP is using deceitful tactics to quash the probe, as Democrats insist.
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On Wednesday night's shocking episode of Survivor: Game Changers, Jeff Varner outed Zeke Smith during a tribal council in an attempt to paint the Brooklyn-based asset manager as "deceitful" and therefore worthy of being voted out.
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That scrutiny, which Apple markets as an advantage over Google's less restrictive Android smartphone platform, is supposed to stop any software that is deceitful, that improperly uses another company's intellectual property or that poses harm to consumers.
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"The F.D.A. will not allow deceitful actors to take advantage of vulnerable patients by purporting to have treatments or cures for serious diseases without any proof that they actually work," said Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the F.D.A. commissioner.
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"No longer can Members of Congress, particularly Republicans, stand with such a dangerous, disturbed, and deceitful man who is a threat to everything for which America, the greatest democracy on earth, stands," Waters said in a statement.
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At times jovial and defiant, the former president of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, stood before a crowd of cheering supporters, painting himself as the victim of a deceitful judiciary that had wandered dangerously into politics.
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And though digital footprints and identity-verification programs like Spokeo might make it easier to track down deceitful people, the internet presents more opportunities to transgress and, upon being caught, to create a new virtual identity. CareerExcuse.
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Nevada Senator Jacky Rosen called the decision "deceitful and unethical" and said it jeopardized "the health and safety of thousands of Nevadans and Americans who live in close proximity to shipment routes," according to The New York Times.
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Or it was deceitful from the very beginning, they wanted eye and ears on the Trump campaign so without any probable cause they cooked up this echo chamber of spies and lies of misinformation to get the surveillance.
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In its statement, S&P said the fact that some of debt instruments it rated "did not perform as expected does not mean that S&P's criteria or methodology was flawed... or was the result of deceitful motivations".
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To the extent the Times's excessively hostile coverage hurt Hillary Clinton's chances in 2016 by reinforcing the image of her as a corrupt and deceitful politician, this toxic relationship has also been consequential: It helped to elect Trump.
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But he would reveal something else: The extraordinary, at times deceitful measures elite lawyers deployed in an effort to get evidence that could be used to win lucrative settlements — and keep misconduct hidden, allowing perpetrators to abuse again.
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" Mr. Baranda, a psychologist, said that the church "never believed Karadima's victims from the start" and that the pope's support for the bishop "reignites the feeling of not being believed, or that they are exaggerating or being deceitful.
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He also accused Anaya of being "deceitful" and dividing the party, rigging the nomination process in his own favor and driving ex-first lady Margarita Zavala, Calderon&aposs wife, to make a now-abandoned presidential run as an independent.
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Over the course of the film, we watch Pic transform from pockmarked underling in a cavernous underworld into a deceitful caped soapbox-shouter (think Milo Yiannopoulos in gold and blue silks) whose only interest is lying to his followers.
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"At the time I believed there was still a stigma to being in the situation as a male in our society," the young actor, who played Argento's son in 2656's The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, explained.
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Bennett and Argento First Worked Together in 2004 When Bennett was just seven years old, the pair met on set of Argento's The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things, in which they played an on-screen mother-son duo.
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This is because at the core he is painfully mediocre and despite how very bad and deceitful and up for chincary he is, he ultimately never achieves more than a low-tier position at a distinctly lackluster paper company.
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"We are carried away by Kim Jong Un's sudden deceitful peace offensive, but just a while ago he blackmailed us and the whole world with nuclear and missile provocations, while killing his own family members and executives," Park said.
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But reading his letters, and the newspapers' responses, about his deceitful statement, all of this business that he and his wife were amicably separating — it was more of a shock than a surprise that he could be so stupid.
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He will grill him about his company's vast business interests in Russia, his opposition to US economic sanctions against Russia and his apparently friendly relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, who many lawmakers believe is a deceitful and dangerous dictator.
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Star TurnJo Cox, the first British MP to be murdered since 7, died on June 225th, aged 290 Out-of-touch and self-centred at best; deceitful and crooked at worst: Britons have developed smoulderingly low opinions of their rulers.
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A historic Biden-Obama ticket would offer a powerful, inspirational and compelling vision of America to a nation and world enduring the debilitating fatigue of the most bitterly divisive and preternaturally deceitful president who has ever served in the White House.
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In a statement Saturday afternoon, Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman, Bahram Ghasemi, was quoted on state television as saying that "Iranian people give no credit to the deceitful and opportunist remarks of U.S. officials or Mr. Trump," according to The Associated Press.
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Mr. Johnson's indie-film credentials seem sound; his résumé includes producing credits like "The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things," a 2000 movie starring Jeremy Renner; David Mamet's "Edmond" (244); and "Chasing 3000," a 2010 Roberto Clemente drama with Ray Liotta.
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"If you call someone deceitful, whether Clinton or Trump," Dr. Mayer said of this year's nominees, "it needs to be said that, for a good politician, there are reasons you can't always say everything you know, or exactly what you think."
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The overseas edition of the Communist Party's People's Daily newspaper said Trump believes he is starring in a "street fighter-style deceitful drama of extortion and intimidation," adding it is "wishful thinking" to think China would play along, according to Reuters.
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As the stories about deceitful for-profits mounted, the Obama administration came up with regulations making it easier for students to refuse to pay their loans if a school had misrepresented their chances of graduating and getting a lucrative career.
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Let's lean on that "possibly": Even if you suspend your disbelief from some very sturdy rigging, the likelihood that Mr. Soleimanpour will actually kill off a cluster of Tony nominees seems slim, which gives the play a deceitful, self-congratulatory vibe.
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From C. Wright Mills ("The Power Elite") to Noam Chomsky ("Manufacturing Consent"), the animating belief of the far left has been, as Tom Hayden put it, that we live in a "false democracy," controlled by an unaccountable, deceitful and shadowy elite.
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In October, Abraham was among those who voted against a House resolution condemning Turkey's invasion, saying he agreed with Trump's decision to remove U.S. troops and called the vote a "deceitful ploy" by Democrats to create divisions in the Republican Party.
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This tyrant, whose sole name blisters our tongues, So bloody, luxurious, avaricious, false, deceitful Sudden, malicious, smacking of every sin That has a name; this devil, none of which in the Legions of horrid hell is more damned in evils.
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It left me with two distinctly unpleasant tastes in my mouth: It made me feel creepy, like I was being deceitful by walking around in public with someone who was paid to appear as though they chose to be with me.
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WATCH: Asia Argento Accuser Jimmy Bennett Breaks Silence on Sexual Assault Allegations: 'I Was Ashamed' Bennett, who played Argento's son in 2004's The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, previously issued a statement to PEOPLE through his lawyer Gordon K. Sattro.
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Well it HAS hurt Trump too -- he's never been able to crack 50% in reliable approval rating polls, and about two thirds of voters describe him as dishonest, which means even some of his supporters know that he's deceitful, and they accept it.
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"I think most people think we are too 'dangerous' or complicated to love because of the misconceptions in media and communities that we are deceitful or lying about who we are," Sasha Alexander, co-founder of Black Trans Media, told Mic in February.
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Biden should use the debate to seek common ground with his Democratic opponents and to launch a full-scale and aggressive broadside against the bitterly divisive, chronically deceitful and thoroughly corrupt swampland of the Trump presidency and his Republican sycophants in Congress.
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"This is how phony and deceitful the Cruz campaign has become," Rubio's campaign advisor Todd Harris told reporters on Thursday, before the campaign sent out an email out to supporters warning them to be aware of any "dirty tricks" from Cruz's side.
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After a lifetime of joking and blustering and maneuvering his way into jobs and then sabotaging himself with poor preparation and deceitful behavior, Mr. Johnson, 55, seems determined to prove he can put aside his court-jesterish ways and rise to the occasion.
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It is the notion that their president has been in thrall for decades to a family of religious charlatans — a shameful throwback, in their view, to ancient stories of Korean kings and queens brought to ruin by deceitful monks or fortunetelling shamans.
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We can attribute this in part to a dangerous and deeply rooted political narrative that has for decades cast a light of suspicion and mistrust on welfare recipients—particularly those of color—by painting them as lazy and deceitful in the public eye.
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Because there's a deceitful aspect of rhetoric surrounding "fitspiration"—with benign implications that it's simply all about being healthy—we fear that our culture may be in the midst of a more toxic promotion of an ideal female body that only leads to more dissatisfaction.
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Survivor player Jeff Varner lost a lot more than the show's $1 million dollar prize when he made the decision to out fellow tribemate Zeke Smith as transgender in an attempt to paint him as "deceitful" on Wednesday's episode of the CBS reality competition.
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The press needs to play a major part in combating this, by stating upfront in their reporting when a Trump official says something deceitful or lies outright, approaching every Trump announcement with skepticism, and continuing to push Trump officials in briefings and interviews on dishonesties.
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As a former national security professional, on principle I was against the release of either memo — sensitive intelligence matters should not be litigated in public — but appreciated Schiff correcting the record and countering the spurious claims by Nunes that the FBI was being deceitful.
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The arbitration clauses prevent consumers from banding together to file a lawsuit as a class, forcing them instead to hash out their disputes one by one and blunting one of most powerful tools that Americans have in challenging harmful and deceitful practices by big companies.
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It doesn't matter whether Trump is intentionally deceitful, cognitively impaired, or simply has never suffered consequences from his stated falsehoods and so doesn't care enough to bother with truth; an American president who cannot be taken at his word is a danger to the world.
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His Leave campaign was as deceitful as it was obnoxious, and his debunked claim about the amount of money that the UK would save on EU membership -- and that it could be spent on the National Health Service -- likely swung the vote in its favor.
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"Obama Wants Your Guns," warns a deceitful fund-raising pitch on Senator Ted Cruz's website, which also features a photograph of Mr. Obama distorted to show him in military attack helmet and combat uniform ready to confiscate the hundreds of millions of guns now in public hands.
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"There are those who question and continue to question for the past eight years whether my husband was even born in this country … hurtful, deceitful questions deliberately designed to undermine his presidency," Obama, 52, said at a campaign event for Hillary Clinton on Wednesday in Philadelphia.
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The lawsuit "marks a crucial step forward in holding tobacco companies responsible for their decades of deceitful advertising and marketing practices that hid the dangers of smoking from the public and purposely targeted young people," Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids President Matthew Myers said in a statement.
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Those women are self-absorbed, greedy or deceitful; if they're also self-identified feminists, they know to filter their truths carefully, so as not to risk undermining the entire cause they are fighting for with the suggestion that feminism might be motivated by unvarnished self-interest.
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During a debate just hours before the poll's release, Morrisey slammed Jenkins for running a "very deceitful campaign" and lambasted him for previously identifying as a Democrat, while Jenkins labeled Morrisey as an outsider for growing up in New Jersey and for lobbying for pharmaceutical companies.
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Published on Sunday, the story cites documents — sent to the paper anonymously and verified by the Times with three people familiar with the case — that show Argento reached a financial settlement with Jimmy Bennett, who played Argento's son in 2004's The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things.
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And then there, in the middle of this Carnaval Oktoberfest Slumber Party on Mars, is Gaga, looking at them all mournfully, reaching out to their alien flower-feather-wings, and singing in a slight country twang about how badly she needs to cut herself free from her deceitful lover.
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"There are certainly aspects of a breach a company may quite rightly not disclose (for example anything that might hamper an ongoing investigation such as whether they've identified the attacker), but refusing to state when the incident happened or if people have been contacted seems deliberately deceitful," he said.
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In effect, the move by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — the biggest that the agency has made since its inception in 25 — will unravel a set of audacious legal maneuvers by corporate America that has prevented customers from using the court system to challenge potentially deceitful banking practices.
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But like other Democratic Senate candidates, Espy accused Hyde-Smith of being deceitful in touting her support for people with pre-existing conditions, saying that she voted against legislation in the Senate that would have prevented insurers from selling what Espy described as "junk insurance" plans to patients.
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"The U.S. has repeatedly resorted to threatening and deceitful routines, trying to force China to compromise, both overestimating its own bargaining power and underestimating China's determination and ability to defend its national dignity and the interests of its people," said a commentary in the official Xinhua news agency.
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The problem is that we know historically going back to Kim Jong-un&aposs grandfather, Bill Clinton and Kim Jong-un -- Kim Jong-il in 1994, these people lie, they&aposre deceitful, they&aposll take the concessions, they&aposll keep them in their pocket and then they won&apost deliver.
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Instead of the "total exoneration" Trump had proclaimed earlier, the report portrayed the President as deceitful and paranoid, encouraging his aides to withhold the truth and cross ethical lines in an attempt to thwart a probe into Russia's interference in US elections -- his "Achilles heel," according to one forthcoming adviser.
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S. official * United States knows Huawei has been "deceitful" * Warns China could exploit Huawei deployments for spying (Adds fresh quotes, background) BARCELONA, Feb 26 (Reuters) - European governments are listening to the U.S. message that China's Huawei exposes telecoms networks to security risks, a senior U.S. cyber official said on Tuesday.
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And Lester as the deceitful Nick Johnson doesn't put in too shabby a showing either, playing a significant part in positioning Undercover as a worthy contender for one of 2016's most gripping dramas (so far)—and not just because of the cheeky glimpse of his arse in an early episode.
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Congress has just a few days left before it skips town for the presidential nominating conventions in Cleveland and Philadelphia, and Republicans are giving signals that they intend to spend much of that time hammering home their criticism that the presumptive Democratic nominee is deceitful and has endangered national security.
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AMERICAN AIRLINES CARRIER CANCELS HUNDREDS OF FLIGHTS OVER &aposTECHNICAL ISSUE,&apos LEAVES THOUSANDS STRANDED And after heightened lobbying from the travel industry, the British government's Ministry of Justice in April introduced a law capping the amount of money firms can acquire for holiday sickness in the quest to crackdown on the deceitful claims.
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It is a future in which substantive knowledge will be prized, and political discourse structured around a set of agreed-upon facts that are derived through science and evaluated through the critical lens of the humanities — not around racial hysterics, conspiratorial mud slinging, or the deceitful manipulation of the natural and historical record.
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In 2006, Laura Albert shocked the the literary world and Hollywood alike when she revealed that she was the person behind the beloved and celebrated young author – supposedly a HIV-positive transgender ex-prostitute who chronicled his troubled upbringing in the novel Sarah and The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things: Stories.
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Luckily — for her, and for this book's readers — she discovers Furthermore, a place so full of enchanting beauty and topsy-turvy adventure, it even calls to mind Wonderland and Oz. As she sets out on her quest, Alice teams up with Oliver Newbanks, a boy she despises for his rudeness and deceitful nature.
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Media had already started its descent into a gaseous constellation of confusing and manipulative voices—Glenn Beck and Keith Olbermann squawking on the cable, Flavor of Love and the Apprentice dominating reality TV, HuffPo and TMZ running loose in the nascent blogosphere, and the Bush administration peddling flimsy and deceitful war pageantry.
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"It is necessary to consider which of these two principles must be sacrificed in the name of an election that is neutral and not tainted by deceitful news," said Luiz Fux, a Supreme Court justice who recently assumed the presidency of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal, the highest authority on election laws and regulations.
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There are plenty of down-is-up arguments about guns, but the Las Vegas shooting, in addition to being the most deadly, has shown up the old NRA line that the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun as the most deceitful of the lot.
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My absence is out of respect for the people of my country, and those of the other six nations who have been disrespected by the inhumane law that bans entry of immigrants to the U.S. Dividing the world into the "us" and "our enemies" categories creates fear, a deceitful justification for aggression and war.
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His thoroughly deceitful multi-day effort to convince people that he had never been wrong about Alabama culminated in one of the most revealing images of the Trump era: the President of the United States displaying a Sharpie-altered map, which we could all see had been Sharpie-altered, as supposed evidence in his favor.
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" In his "Dissertation on the Origin and Foundation of the Inequality of Mankind," he wrote, "In the midst of so much philosophy, humanity, and civilization, and of such sublime codes of morality, we have nothing to show for ourselves but a frivolous and deceitful appearance, honor without virtue, reason without wisdom, and pleasure without happiness.
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When men turn some women into sexual objects, the women who are inside that box are one-dimensional, while those outside of it become disposable; the ones who refuse to be disposed of, who continue to insist on being seen and heard, are inconvenient and pitiable at best, deceitful shrews and crazy harpies at worst.
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Photo by Kristin Cofer Inspiration comes where and when you least expect it, like, say, from a stray copy of JT LeRoy's disturbing cult novel The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, which made its way into the hands of LA psych songstress Katie Burden while eaing at a Vietnamese joint near her house.
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Author Vega, who was born in Spain around 1650 but lived in Amsterdam until his death in 1692, writes in the preface that he published the book for his own enjoyment, to champion the exchange as a fundamentally honest and useful enterprise and to warn of the deceitful practices that nevertheless flourished there, according to Sotheby's.
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Mr. Netanyahu, in a highly theatrical presentation from the Israeli Defense Ministry in Tel Aviv, played clips of Iranian leaders repeatedly attesting that their country harbored no ambition for building nuclear weapons — and then pointed to photos, videos, blueprints and other evidence Israeli agents had harvested, he said, that showed the Iranians had been deceitful all along.
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Citing documents sent to the newspaper anonymously and verified with three people familiar with the case, the report says that in the months after her allegations against Weinstein last October, the 42-year-old Italian actress reached a financial settlement with Jimmy Bennett, who once played Argento's son in 2004's The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things.
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To a degree that we would not have believed possible even after the shock of the election, our hearts and minds have been held hostage by a coarse, crass, ignorant, reflexively deceitful and malevolent chief of state, whose potentially irreversible damage to the national fabric is the most pernicious of all: the partisan undermining of empiricism and consensus; i.e.
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Qualcomm accused Apple of misusing secret Qualcomm software to share information about its chips with Intel engineers in a November lawsuit, but went further on Tuesday by saying Apple stole Qualcomm trade secrets as part of a "multi-year campaign of sloppy, inappropriate and deceitful conduct" designed to improve rivals' chipsets and ultimately divert Qualcomm's Apple-based business to Intel.
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I believe she is doing the very best she can with the appalling hand she's been dealt by a group of unscrupulous, incompetent (who could forget Dominic "I hadn't quite understood the full extent of this" Raab's memorable realization that the Channel crossing is rather important for British trade) and deceitful men like Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage with their made-up promises.
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Their leaders were liars — "For the rich men thereof are full of violence, and the inhabitants thereof have spoken lies, and their tongue is deceitful in their mouth" (Micah 6:12) — and cruel: "But thine eyes and thine heart are not but for thy covetousness, and for to shed innocent blood, and for oppression, and for violence, to do it" (Jeremiah 22:17).
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Mr. Johnson, who was attacked by the former Conservative prime minister John Major for a "squalid" and "deceitful" campaign, including "depressing and awful" arguments on immigration and Turkey, responded, "Frankly, I don't mind whether Turkey joins the E.U., provided that the U.K. leaves the E.U." Asked about his previous support for Turkish membership, Mr. Johnson said both Turkey and the European Union had changed.
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In addition to these visual contributions, writers and performers such as Ralph Fiennes, Colm Tóibín, Patti Smith, Ben Whishaw, Kathryn Hunter, Neil Bartlett, Ragnar Kjartansson, Maxine Peak, and Lemn Sissay will be making their appearances every Sunday of the exhibition to read the haunting progeny of Wilde's time inside, De Profundis: a letter written from the Wilde to his deceitful lover Lord Alfred Douglas.
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From the kinds of men who threaten physical violence against fellow contestants and insult the lead (Chad Johnson from Jojo Fletcher's season) to men who've been flagrantly, publicly racist outside of the show (Lee Garrett from Rachel Lindsay's season) in 2017, to Hannah Brown's slut-shamer Luke Parker, and her deceitful winner Jed Wyatt, male villains haven't changed quite as drastically as the women have.
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Iran's government attacked President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Saturday for tweeting his support for Iranian protesters, calling the president's remarks "deceitful" in an official statement from the foreign ministry.
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In coordination with the movie, HarperCollins has reissued LeRoy's first two books, the novel Sarah and the short story collection The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, and Albert has signed with literary agent Bill Clegg and started writing a memoir—leaving fans, as well as former friends and business associates, wondering how Albert's authorship will affect the literary merits of the writing she published as JT LeRoy.
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For some people who reviewed transcripts from "Author" provided by The New York Times, the revelation years after the fact that Ms. Albert had been covertly recording phone calls was yet another deception in a trail of mendacity that extended to the late 1990s and early 2000s, when JT LeRoy published "Sarah," a novel about a 12-year-old truck-stop prostitute, and "The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things," linked short stories about an abused boy.
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Wouldn't it be wonderful if President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who appears to view himself as a monarch, would have to accuse a Democratic majority in Congress of being treasonous for not applauding his deceitful words in his next State of Union?
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