He's not a traitor so much as he is a dupe.
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Copies in China have been produced to commemorate, learn, and dupe.
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But these alone would not have allowed him to dupe so many.
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MSNBC went further even suggested Dershowitz is a dupe of Vladimir Putin.
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It's essentially a dupe of Facebook's color block statuses launched in 2017.
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Alpargatas works with the Havaianas, Dupe, Topper, and Mizuno brands, among others.
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While the burgers tested probably wouldn't harm anybody, they might dupe consumers.
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But not everyone who publishes in these journals is an innocent dupe.
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You name it and it's probably been used to dupe the iconic Beautyblender.
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Even so, the quality of Dessa's Rogan dupe stands out from the crowd. .
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He uses terror and his ability to dupe those eager to be duped.
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We're the dumb ones here for attempting to dupe y'all with this Drakebait.
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This is a deepfake, an AI-generated dupe designed to deceive or entertain.
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Add the 300 thread count and you've got a good dupe for silk.
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It's not hard to dupe bankers and lawyers in a physical inspection of collateral.
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Sigh, life is hard when you accidentally dupe your mom into dating a vampire.
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Her primary object is to dupe men with outsized notions of their own intelligence.
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He prefers to see himself as a holy warrior than as an unholy dupe.
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Is Melania a dupe who awakens one day to find herself married to a megalomaniac?
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Former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio says Cohen posed as a Finnish comedian to dupe him.
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Instead, Jackson allowed himself to become just the latest dupe in Trump's phony black outreach.
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In which case, this guy flew halfway around the world to dupe 5 million people.
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Throughout it all, Shkreli was accused of doctoring financial reports to dupe investors and officials.
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Life imitates art as two performers dupe a patron intent on abducting his favorite diva.
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So there was some pattern to the dupe, we just didn't know what it was.
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These attacks are getting more sophisticated and can dupe even the most cautious internet dwellers.
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If every company doesn't dupe the work that Valve has done with these, they're dumb.
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They want to warn the public about the dangers of technology meant to dupe them.
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Scalpers sell the toys at ridiculous markups, while counterfeiters dupe desperate families into buying knockoffs.
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Today, we're playing tag and the answer to that clue is I'M IT. The crossing of I'M IT with I AM ALI at 45D seemed like a dupe to me, but Mr. Ezersky says that type of dupe in a puzzle doesn't bother him.
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And this is before wily enemies try to dupe the robots into attacking the wrong things.
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Some were even given the bodies of stillborn babies preserved by the clinics to dupe them.
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Israel responded to the document's release by accusing Hamas of attempting to dupe the international community.
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The useful dupe in Russia's pro-Trump effort is reduced to turning out social media memes.
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Its operatives impersonated Americans to dupe an unspecified number of U.S. citizens and Trump campaign staff.
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Henry is no Babbitt; he is far from smug or vacuous; he is not a dupe.
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We quickly realized with our repeat trials that the dupe was entirely consistent and completely replicable.
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Just because the IRS is auditing fewer tax returns, don't assume you can dupe the taxman.
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The backlash began in 2015 after Volkswagen admitted to programming engine software to dupe emissions regulators.
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Photos posted to Hennick's Twitter of the heroic dupe show the disguise and the grandmother's grateful reaction.
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By laying their eggs in the nests of others, they dupe those others into feeding their nestlings.
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Editor's Note: Fifth Avenue is no longer available, but Essie's Russian Roulette is almost an exact dupe.
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"Dealers" trade blood stolen from people with high ratings for those who need to dupe the tests.
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The challenge was getting the target's card and PIN to dupe the ATM into disbursing the money.
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It's surprisingly inexpensive to dupe store-bought versions and customize a blend that speaks to you: 1.
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Some of them I've hurt, yes, but I maintain that I did not dupe any of them.
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In Mr. Trump, Mr. Putin found the perfect dupe to promote even the most crackpot of theories.
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The scammers are skilled manipulators who are frequently able to dupe victims into helping them launder money.
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InstarocketProX advertises how it takes control of your account to like and follow people to dupe them into following back InstarocketProX advertises how it takes control of your account to like and follow people to dupe them into following back Users typically have to provide their username and password to these services, which then take control of their accounts and automatically Like, comment on and follow accounts associated with desired hashtags to dupe them into following the unscrupulous user back.
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That is understandable: it is better that terrorists are unaware how easy it might be to dupe screeners.
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Kaepernick didn't have to dupe defenses on every down; he could throw over them and run past them.
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Some were even shown the bodies of stillborn babies preserved by the clinic to dupe parents, police said.
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Facebook said it uncovered new efforts by groups linked to Iran and Russia to dupe the company's users.
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The answer is pretty damn simple: AT&T is using good old fashioned marketing tricks to dupe customers.
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But at what point does a dupe stop being a happy "coincidence" and become a shameless rip-off?
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This Kate Bissett dupe was also modeled after Meghan's real ring, but will set you back just $20.
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But I know that sort of dupe can be fingers-on-a-chalkboard-level annoying to some solvers.
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CARRY ON Wearing gold-hoop earrings is the ultimate way to dupe people, the star of "Shrill" says.
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She's not so easy to dupe, although she may have been wide-eyed and naive in the first episode.
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If you know thousands of people, it will merge, purge, de-dupe them, clean them all up, single Rolodex.
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But it's another cautionary tale of just how easy it apparently is to totally dupe someone on the site.
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Lots of brands make similar "dupe" vitamin C products, so they may have reason to fear future lawsuits too.
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Coldiretti is worried that "brand mafia" Italian food may also dupe foreign customers into thinking they're buying authentic produce.
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The first and most obvious scenario is that the North Koreans could dupe Trump into accepting a bad deal.
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Mr. Schmidt continued to represent Volkswagen after the company admitted in September that cars were programmed to dupe regulators.
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CIA contractors have been known to dupe detainees into believing they work for the US government in a senior capacity.
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Really looking forward to seeing how everyone reacts to such a long "dupe" — at 1-Across/1-Down, no less!
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They've worked in tandem to bust dozens of token sales and ICOs that flout federal law or dupe potential investors.
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I love it—it's a great dupe for my much-beloved and tragically discontinued Chanel Rouge Allure in shade 97.
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For example, our guess is that most editors would not regard HOME RUN DERBY and RUNAWAY BRIDE as a dupe.
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Her other videos have included lookalike Gucci boots from DH Gate ($89 for the dupe; $1,190 for the real thing).
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The Israeli military said the militant group in Gaza tried to dupe its troops by posing as women seeking romance.
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Privacy eyewear: Urban designs IRpair sunglasses, which prevent even your iPhone from recognizing you — and dupe infrared facial recognition technologies.
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And for all those sleuths out there who determined that Drunk Elephant's C-Firma was a great dupe for CE Ferulic?
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Although Maeve could have easily told Groff she didn't dupe Otis into selling drugs with her, the working class teen doesn't.
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In response to accusations that PBS was trying to dupe its viewers, the program sent out a few tweets of explanation.
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In another scam, criminal groups used social media to dupe British donors into giving money to a fake animal welfare appeal.
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Small ding: THE NERVE crossing THE NBA — both for the THE dupe and iffy THE [sports league, sports team]-type entry.
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But what's even more intriguing is that this dyeing dupe is pretty magical for more than the one damage-free reason.
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These impostors could then be used to dupe overactive immune cells into believing that apoptosis rather than necrosis was taking place.
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She works at a publication (a ruthless New Yorker dupe) where her video pitches get claimed by the nearest thin woman.
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And in comparison to the OG Pat McGrath Lust 0053 that originally caught my eye, this one's the best dupe around.
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Merely holding the talks is a victory for North Korea, and Trump could come out of them looking like a dupe.
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In that way, some products are truly irreplaceable; finding the closest drugstore dupe and calling it a day simply won't do.
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If you try, you are either a dupe or part of the cover-up — the cloud simply grows to include you.
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They also forced some to log onto dating apps to dupe other gay soldiers into revealing their identities, the group said.
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Mr. Pamio was a relatively small player in what is alleged to be a conspiracy to dupe American regulators and consumers.
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The backlash against diesel began in 2015 after Volkswagen admitted to programming engine software to dupe regulators about nitrogen oxide emissions.
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How was Holmes able to dupe so many well-respected and highly influential people into believing her stories, without providing tangible evidence?
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The campaign used a relatively simple phishing technique to dupe users — one example cited by the AP involved spoofed Gmail security pages.
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Baker said he's recently also seen a spike in scammers doing their own voiceovers for stolen videos to help dupe potential victims.
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Somehow, it isn't exactly reassuring to learn it's this easy to dupe two of the biggest tech companies in the world. [Bloomberg]
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EDT A group of trolls say they posed as a transgender team to dupe esports tournament organization ESL and, later, BuzzFeed News.
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The human curators help to de-dupe the content, and find items that represent the best deal with the best shipping options.
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In the first interview, he attempts to dupe a dubious Bernie Sanders, who gives the character a heavy dose of side-eye.
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I wanted to dupe the system and get away with it, so I said, This isn't going to get you in anywhere.
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Some called her a dupe, others a willing tool of Dubai, one of the emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates.
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First, people can control their facial expressions and therefore dupe machines, just as we fake or conceal our emotions from each other.
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That should alarm future retirees, whom the political right is trying to dupe into believing that privatization is the only path forward.
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He also underscored through his testimony how Manafort had planned to dupe federal agencies and banks about his Ukrainian political consulting income.
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Israel said that videos of wounded soldiers being evacuated from the site of the attack were, in fact, staged to dupe Hezbollah.
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He created identities, feigned friendships and dropped the names of powerful connections to dupe people into paying him to solve their problems.
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In a stupider-than-fiction twist, the shroud of shame is now upheld by the same people it exists to dupe — the audience.
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We had to dupe the state security forces who were in Colombia and were still following me around in Caracas a day later.
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Is paying 10 bucks a month for proper, trustworthy, and reliable contact sync and de-dupe across all my devices kind of ridiculous?
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The concept is simple: Create a graphic, winged eye that tapers off to a glittery, red tail, and dupe the effect on brows.
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First, I created my very own Lucie Lip Kit, a dupe modeled after one of my favorite lip products, the Kylie Lip Kit.
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They can give subscribers (called "patrons") a peek into their lives behind-the-scenes with Patreon Lens, a Snapchat dupe specifically for creators.
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Reagan himself is a character, though Fargo portrays him as a well-meaning dupe who didn't understand what he was about to unleash.
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Leave it to savvy Amazon shoppers to find the perfect solution: An under-$16 belt that's actually a super tasteful dupe of Gucci's.
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The most surprising part about actual Republican congressmen supporting giving guns to babies is that Cohen had to dupe them into doing so.
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Flash forward many failed Frankensteins and lab tests later, and Beautycounter found success with a new retinol dupe it's calling the Retinatural Complex.
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After all, he's managed to dupe the fact checkers into thinking he opposed the Iran nuclear deal just because he voted against it.
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Senators defenseman Mark Borowiecki tried to corner him back in October, only to end up as an embarrassing dupe as Gaudreau eluded him.
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"We took the precaution of making sure our tests were consistent and replicable, even if we didn't understand the dupe yet," said ContraMuffin.
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My one big regret is not noticing the AGES/ICE AGE dupe, which is always a blind spot of mine as a constructor.
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Mr. Liu showed how she had used the identity of a much better student to dupe admissions officers into granting her a place.
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Before I understood the theme, however, I was ready to email the editors and report a dupe, because that Across entry crosses EARACHE.
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And because these scams, which try to dupe unsuspecting individuals into coughing up money are becoming more prevalent, the government is taking action.
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In a lawsuit, the government agency contended that the dating site tried to dupe hundreds of thousands of consumers into buying dating subscriptions.
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Walmart Another product from the makers of the Instant Pot, this cooking blender is marketed as a dupe of the much pricier Vitamix.
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Walmart Another product from the makers of the Instant Pot, this cooking blender is marketed as a dupe of the much pricier Vitamix.
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An experiment by M.I.T. students showed how easy it was to dupe an advanced Google image classifier, in which a computer identifies objects.
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Then, the scammer frequently tries to steal personal information, install malware (which it then later removes for a fee), or otherwise dupe users.
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"(The council) is extremely concerned about the questions that have arisen from, and on account of this judgement," said Director General, Mrs Dupe Atoki.
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Here, the well-meaning dupe is at the show's center; Emmit believes himself to be an upstanding citizen and, indeed, doesn't do anything wrong.
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In recent weeks, the volume of looks that we're dying to dupe has pretty much taken over the saved section of our Instagram accounts.
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In May, Oakland police arrested Marianna Monticalvo for using a nanny's personal information from Nextdoor to steal the nanny's identity to dupe multiple families.
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This is possible because whiteflies have compounds in their saliva that dupe plants into producing more salicylic acid and less insect-repelling jasmonic acid.
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Such folk believe a conspiracy grips America: that jabs are promoted as a plot to dupe and impoverish a supposedly ever-sicker American public.
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Malevolent follows a brother and sister duo who dupe people into believing that they can communicate with the dead in order to make money.
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" Israel accused Hamas of attempting to dupe the international community, citing its daily "call for genocide of all Jews and the destruction of Israel.
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The cybersecurity firm Lookout discovered more than 100 websites registered in recent months that appear designed to dupe people trying to file their taxes.
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But in many cases, unscrupulous employers dupe them into working long hours with the promise of good money, knowing they have debts to repay.
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Agari said that the Nigerian group, which it calls "London Blue," has developed a highly sophisticated operation to dupe money out of finance executives.
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Figures the new grid would contain a TOO dupe, then — though, I've never actually been bothered by small dupes like that in the fill.
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Meanwhile, Manafort's attorneys are attempting to paint a picture of the protégé as the real perpetrator and Manafort, his boss, as the innocent dupe.
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The men's grooming industry is filled with brands that use overly-macho branding simply to dupe men into thinking they're products are worth buying.
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The charges portray a scheme by Holmes and Balwani to lie about Theranos' technology and dupe investor's out of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The illusory nature of it, and the weird feeling of fulfillment that comes with making something disappear right in front of an unsuspecting dupe.
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Though the materials needed to dupe the look are easily obtained, there's a trick to figuring out how to work with slippery chains and ribbons.
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My recipe isn't an exact dupe of the Chipotle bowl — it's more of an "inspired by true events" adaptation — but I promise you'll love it.
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Their idea of getting things done is to dupe the boss — an idea that, if it worked, would only sow the seeds for later disasters.
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Then there's Drunk Elephant's version, C-Firma, which is commonly recommended as a cheaper "dupe" for the CE Ferulic since it contains similar active ingredients.
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Decoys and countermeasures are meant to dupe the kill vehicle into attacking the wrong object, allowing the real warhead to pass unscathed toward its objective.
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Sometimes these simplified designs are to the detriment of consumers, because they obscure privacy violations or dupe people into spending more than they want to.
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According to the video description, machine learning engineers at AI startup Dessa created a computer-generated dupe of Rogan's voice using audio of him speaking.
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"Pence choices: Out of the loop dupe is better than in the loop conspirator," tweeted John Weaver, a Republican strategist who worked for Ohio Gov.
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"Bad information" can be fatal in a legal context, and if Sekulow disseminated a lie, he was either the President's dupe or his co-conspirator.
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The significant male roles are but two: the self-regarding lawyer Billy Flynn (Saori Mine) and Roxie's dupe of a husband, Amos Hart (Chihiro Isono).
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She swatched throughout the process to make sure her match was a proper dupe not just in color but in pigment intensity and texture, too.
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Matthew McConaughey took his character Moondog (from the new movie "The Beach Bum") out on the town to dupe people into thinking they were high.
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Asked why Nigeria failed to request Kiran's extradition, he first said the Italian police "allowed these girls to dupe them," and then blamed bureaucratic errors.
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And it's not because they want to sell more seats than they have in order to dupe people into purchasing a product they can't provide.
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Discussing the recording with my editor, we realized that decent was likely good enough to dupe an unsuspecting person into thinking my "vocal avatar" was me.
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The scams are elaborate — beyond stolen photos, there has been a spike in scammers recording their own voiceovers for stolen videos to help dupe potential victims.
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Former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski reveals how Sacha Baron Cohen tried to dupe him for his new show, but he didn&apost take the bait.
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Nima, a portable gluten sensor created by CEO Shireen Yates, would like to see more regulations against food service companies who attempt to dupe their customers.
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It would be going too far to say President Trump's top budget guy is happy to brag about how his boss is an easily manipulable dupe.
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I hate spending a lot of money on mascara since it needs to be replaced pretty often so I knew I had to try the dupe.
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L'Oréal Voluminous Lash Paradise Mascara, available at Ulta, $10.99This mascara is known as the drugstore dupe for the holy grail Too Faced Better Than Sex Mascara.
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The antioxidant and vitamin C ingredients, the stinky scent, the golden color, and the brand's claims all convinced skin care enthusiasts they had found a credible dupe.
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He reminds readers that Exxon Mobil knew about the environmental cost of burning fossil fuels in the 1970s and, instead of changing, tried to "dupe" the public.
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It's the excuse we hear all the time for why makeup brands seem to dupe each other left and right: There are only so many colors, correct?
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Malaysian police now say that one of the two alleged assailants was an unwitting dupe who was fooled into thinking she was carrying out a comedic prank.
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Better-known frauds internationally, though smaller business, are "419" advanced-fee scams (named for a code in Nigerian law), that continue to dupe large numbers of victims.
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Despite that, she has been harshly criticized by some Pakistanis, particularly those on the far right who accuse her of being a dupe for the West's agenda.
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In recent years, Mr. Quezada's name has been used to try to dupe people in email scams claiming that he will share his earnings with the recipient.
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The scammers used a phony web link that looked like it came from the agency to dupe people into downloading malware that can steal their personal data.
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In January, Holly Yazdi posted a video on TikTok of how to buy an Amazon dupe of Cartier's $1,650 yellow-gold "Love Ring" for less than $20.
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And afterward, they abstained from pondering how to minimize Patrick Mahomes, to block Chris Jones, to dupe Tyrann Mathieu, to neutralize Tyreek Hill, to savor the moment.
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The original grid I submitted unfortunately had a dupe (EAR/DOG-EAR), which I didn't notice until I saw that Will and Joel edited the final grid.
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Delightful. Picard And His Merry Band try to dupe a criminal mastermind — Bjayzl (Necar Zadegan), who harvests Borg parts — into trading Bruce Maddox (John Ales) for Seven.
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I'm also unsure how software could force a phone to not connect to that cell tower when the whole idea of a Stingray is to dupe a phone.
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But as Rose told Us Weekly, she has discovered a solid dupe for the stuff that clocks in at just over 50 cents an ounce: Nivea Moisturizing Crème.
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Freya's underwire swimwear isn't a foolproof dupe for high-fashion options, but it's making a far more stylish case for truly supportive suits than almost any other brand.
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While it feels good to know the kinds of operations that continue to attempt to dupe consumers are facing government intervention, robocalls like these continue to plague Americans.
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It was then, said Ricky M. Hansen Jr., a former branch manager there, that some bankers would try to dupe them into opening unnecessary accounts laden with fees.
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And then there's the Poop Dupe — when you walk into the bathroom, see a co-worker you know, and immediately beeline to the mirror to check your hair.
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It's a well-coordinated attempt to dupe the public into believing that dramatically lower corporate tax rates are mostly benefiting workers, not the corporate brass and wealthy shareholders.
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The final look seems easy enough to dupe, not to mention fun as hell to experience (Walton even gives a playful laugh as the vacuum action does its thing).
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But all of the Pennsylvania justices, whether in dissent or concurrence, agreed on one thing: Law firms that dupe unsuspecting non-lawyers into unethical agreements must be held accountable.
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In most cases, phishing sites are detected only after they've served their purpose—after a malicious link has been sent to dupe someone into betraying sensitive piece of information.
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While many hackers would just try to steal your passwords, these smart guys forged cookies that would dupe a web browser into telling Yahoo you had already logged in.
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The group has developed machine learning methods for generating fake fingerprints—called DeepMasterPrints—that not only dupe smartphone sensors, but can successfully masquerade as prints from numerous different people.
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"That Seth and Evan never successfully dupe through alcohol anyone into having sex isn't a result of their better instincts prevailing — but because outside circumstances prevent it," Metz wrote.
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The authorities contend the executive used a fraudulent investment vehicle and fake emails to dupe the unidentified hedge fund foundation to sink $403 million into the scheme last fall.
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This amounts to a contract of bonded labor, where the recruitment agencies - which are government registered - dupe victims into believing no fees need to be paid, said Da Silva.
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In all, the jury found, Ms. Sorokin bilked these places out of more than $200,000 and tried to dupe a hedge fund into giving her a $25 million loan.
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Zarif mocked Pompeo, saying he was part of a so-called "B-team", along with Saudi Arabia's crown prince, which is trying to dupe Trump into opting for war.
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In his speech, Macron appeared to be referring to false stories published on questionable online publications that attempt to appear legitimate in an attempt to dupe voters with misinformation.
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To accept Ross' explanation grounded in the Voting Rights Act, the chief justice suggested in the final pages of his opinion, would essentially allow administration officials to dupe judges.
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The good news, such as it is, is that in Trump's own telling, the president can be easily manipulated by foreign governments who dupe him into avoiding rash actions.
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Also rolling out today are billing warning screens, which will pop up before pages with vague billing processes to protect against sites that dupe users into unwittingly forking over money.
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If you've got a guilty conscience or are worried about the safety of a dupe, then toss it... or you could try to return it to wherever it came from.
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It focused on so-called "business email compromises" in which cyber criminals pose as company executives to dupe staff into sending company funds to bank accounts controlled by the hackers.
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Applying machine learning to the fragrance industry, for instance, could help companies dupe highly coveted scents without violating trade secrets by using an algorithm to simply tweak the formula slightly.
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Scammers impersonating tech CEOs, cryptocurrency evangelists, and even President Donald Trump are using a decades-old trick on Twitter and other social networks to dupe people for a quick buck.
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Just when you thought 2017 couldn't get more 2017, a Conor McGregor look-alike managed to dupe thousands of people into flocking toward him in New York this past weekend.
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The authorities accused Mr. Caspersen of using a fraudulent investment vehicle and fake emails to dupe an unidentified hedge fund foundation to sink $25 million into the scheme last fall.
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And the vegetable's stores of glucomannan, a viscous fiber that works as a thickener and binder, give the shrimp a touch of bounce — and dupe the stomach into feeling full.
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Dupe Ajayi used to start her day with an hour-and-a-half commute on three subway trains from her home in the Bronx to Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn.
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The latest investigation comes only two months after Volkswagen pleaded guilty in the United States to charges related to its attempt to dupe regulators about the emissions of diesel cars.
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The ombudsman said in the past the banks did not have the appropriate measures in place to stop a particular kind of scam where fraudsters dupe people into authorizing transactions themselves.
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Since skin care isn't as visual as makeup, and formulas and ingredients matter more, dupe-hunting in the category happens more organically in forums like Reddit's r/SkinCareAddiction and on blogs.
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But as an amended complaint recently filed by the Washington state attorney general alleges, Comcast didn't just dupe customers, it may have signed them up for the plan without their knowledge.
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In one of the last scenes in CMBYN, Chalamet's character Elio Perlman wears a shirt sporting dozens of hand-drawn faces, which launched a thousand frantic eBay searches for a dupe.
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Project Veritas has come under intense scrutiny this week after one of its operatives, pretending to have been victimized by Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, tried to dupe the Washington Post.
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Hackers continue to successfully dupe people into clicking on shady (though carefully disguised) links, thereby gaining access to the text messages, Facebook accounts, and e-mails on both computers and phones.
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The look, created by hairstylist Chad Wood, not only makes Hudgens look like a boho version of Ann Blyth, but is something we want to dupe for ourselves this freewheeling summer.
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This is part of a pattern of misrepresenting inconclusive, or in some cases quite damning, testimony to dupe his core supporters into believing he is the subject of a witch hunt.
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"Reggie Rucker misused his celebrity and position in the community to dupe some of our most important local foundations and generous citizens," Acting U.S. Attorney Carole Rendon said in a statement.
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Originally, I managed to drop EGGHEADS in as the first theme entry, apparently not noticing that the revealer is HEADS WILL ROLL and it's probably not wise to dupe theme words.
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Although the websites could be used to trick members of the Senate and think tanks, they also could have been used to dupe other people or entities that interact with them.
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These critics drew parallels with the Volkswagen emissions scandal, in which the company initially said that a small number of rogue engineers were responsible for installing software intended to dupe regulators.
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The world's largest automaker has been on something of an apology tour since 2015, when it was publicly accused of using illegal software in its diesel cars to dupe pollution tests.
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In light of the sensitivity of this other material, Epstein makes the claim that Snowden, now living under asylum in Russia, may have been the dupe of a foreign-intelligence service.
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Mohammed Javad Zarif said Pompeo was part of a so-called "B-team", which Tehran says includes Saudi Arabia's crown prince and is trying to dupe Trump into opting for war.
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Since Volkswagen admitted in September 2015 that it had used engine software to dupe regulators in Europe and the United States, the scandal has widened to include almost all European carmakers.
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Tech support fraudsters move from phone calls, to social media, to email and back again, using an ever-changing combination of methods to try and dupe unsuspecting people out of their cash.
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Refinery29 has reached out to Spotify, Apple Music, and Beyoncé for comment, but this wouldn't be the first time a third party has attempted to dupe Beyoncé fans eager for new music.
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And if enough of them are cowed into treating the 20-year-old contents of The American Spectator as fair-game politics, Trump's plan to dupe the young and forgetful will succeed.
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Reuters noted that Fiat Chrysler earlier this year agreed to settle claims brought by the Department of Justice and California alleging that the car manufacturer used illegal software to dupe emissions tests.
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Competitors make them in order to hurt one another's businesses, organizations like the Church of Scientology use them to silence criticism, and even governments try to dupe platforms into deleting online speech.
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From its earliest incarnation as a way to dupe spectators out of gambling winnings, it has expanded around the globe, from Nunavik to the Congo, entertaining the masses with violence and deception.
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These fake videos are clearly designed to dupe the public and rack up views, but there's also a less well-defined issue of what Facebook Live is supposed to be used for.
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FRANKFURT — Even after Volkswagen pleaded guilty to a nine-year conspiracy to dupe regulators and consumers, the carmaker has continued to insist that top executives played no role in the emissions fraud.
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Designed with contoured seams to give it a fitted shape, a zippered front closure, elastic cuff sleeves, and water-resistant nylon fabric, the lightweight puffer is the perfect dupe of Kate's coat.
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L'Oréal Paris Voluminous Lash Paradise Mascara, available at Target, $9.99This mascara is well known, and that's because many call it a dupe for the cult-favorite Too Faced Better Than Sex Mascara.
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In the practice commonly known as "sextortion," the typical goal is to dupe children into sharing sexually explicit photos and videos of themselves, which criminals then use as blackmail for more imagery.
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Like accidentally stumbling into the perfect light for a selfie, Luxy made me feel like I'd managed to dupe an app into thinking I was wildly more successful than I actually am.
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We were taught that the secular world was kind of this unified ideology that was trying to dupe us, and we had to deconstruct these messages and be vigilant guarding ourselves against it.
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Diesel cars, no longer popular in Europe, are definitely a pariah in the US. Americans never warmed to them, and VW's scheme to dupe millions of customers and pollute the planet didn't help.
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It's likely these links are all generated by the same person or group of people using NCBI as an unwilling partner to dupe people into visiting a network of malware or phishing sites.
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Pollan agrees that we have less and less time, but he also says we haven't made food a priority and have let the food industry dupe us into thinking that cooking is difficult.
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I certainly revel in the discovery of a good "dupe" — that is, a beauty product that so closely resembles another item that it could be considered a duplicate — but it's no easy feat.
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It originally pretended to be a dupe of Malwarebytes' Adware Medic app, and Apple removed it from the App Store until it changed its name to Doctor to bypass the exact name copy.
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IL&FS' proposed restructuring plan, announced just days before the government take over, was a "sham" and a "disguised way" to further dupe the stakeholders and misguide the general public, the government said.
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Don't even get me started on Uber's secret programs to dupe Lyft drivers into picking up non-existent passengers and to evade law enforcement officers who were investigating the company's possibly illegal activities.
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At the heart of Bloomberg's findings was that Hampton Creek had executed on a campaign to buy back mass quantities of its eggless mayo product to artificially inflate demand and, potentially, dupe investors.
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I also think that while it's completely on brand for Hill to create a range of highlighters, there's a more afforadable dupe for nearly every product in this collection already on the market.
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Several states are siphoning money intended for welfare programs to fund "crisis pregnancy centers," which are known for trying to dupe women out of seeking abortions by using misleading or completely false information.
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So with Will's approval, and a couple of revisions, both to "lively it up" and remove the unfortunate dupe of MEXICANS and TEX-MEX (now TEXTED at 40 Across), today's grid was born.
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US investigators accessed Meng Wanzhou's electronic device Prosecutors allege that Meng, the Huawei CFO, was part of a decade-long conspiracy to evade American sanctions on Iran and dupe Congress and US investigators.
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When you believe you're the show's romantic lead, it's extra-hideous to realize that you're the dupe in a low-rent sex comedy, breaking into some guy's iPhone to find shady Uber receipts.
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HERE ARE THE RUSSIA FACEBOOK ADS THAT TRIED TO DUPE YOU Klobuchar dismissed pledges from the companies this week to be more transparent about political ads, calling that an unenforceable "patchwork" of self-policing.
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"Their conspiracy to dupe doctors into prescribing more and more deadly and addictive pills has left countless Nevada families and the state suffering in the wake of their greed," Ford said in the statement.
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Those of a conspiratorial cast of mind might wonder if he is the post-Cold War version of the fictional Manchurian Candidate, a secretly brainwashed communist dupe programmed to help elect a political rival.
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Those include the thefts or loss of laptop computers and other electronic devices containing patient records, or cases of "social engineering," where criminals dupe employees into giving them information about patients over the phone.
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This came after the Panthers appeared to dupe the Ravens on a fourth-down picked up after taking a delay of game penalty and putting in backup quarterback Taylor Heinicke to make a pass.
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During this type of attack, a person renames his or her personal Wi-Fi network to the same name as New York City's in order to dupe people into connecting to their phony network.
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The Barclays Fortune 500 Equal Weighted Index will launch in July, tracking about 450 publicly traded companies with a combined revenue of more than $11 trillion, Dupe Adeyemo, a director at Barclays, told Reuters.
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Well because this is a sophisticated effort to dupe professional journalists and voters into believing that Elizabeth Warren is fundamentally serious about an issue area that she is clearly gaslighting the American public on.
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Some are old favorites (Clinique's '90s favorite Black Honey and MAC's always-flattering Ruby Woo), while others are very of-the-moment (Milk Makeup's just-released Lip Marker and ColourPop's Lip Kit dupe, Beeper).
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Your Money Adviser As people across the country receive new, safer Medicare cards in the mail, advocates are warning about fraudulent callers who try to dupe people into paying money or divulging personal information.
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While it certainly isn't good, a brand making a low-rent dupe of your outfit and selling it with a photo of your headless body can be a sick sort of best case scenario.
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You got to spend $10,000, $20,000 on what were called the Trump Elite program, so the playbook just shows it was a pitch up to try to dupe these people into spending more money.
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Unscrupulous dealers can dupe unwitting collectors who often are not antiquities experts, said Robert Wittman, who founded the Federal Bureau of Investigation's art crime team and now works as a private consultant on art security.
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If such a system—one that could flag an eyeball as living or dead—were integrated into an iris scanner, someone would have a pretty narrow timeframe to extract an eye and dupe the scanner.
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Not only am I trying to fool millions of Australians, but I'm also trying to dupe the same channel and the same team that interviewed me in the same studio just a few months ago.
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"Unfortunately, Dogfart makes a lot of money catering to racists in our society, so they were willing to dupe Moe into performing this scene, knowing Ryan Conner planned to use this vulgar language," he said.
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In a reversal of that trend, last week, a student at Aberdeen's Robert Gordon University (RGU) managed to dupe a campus art gallery into thinking that a grocery store fruit was a work of art.
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A report from the analytics firm Ghost Data has found that Instagram is a hotbed for the buying and selling of knockoff fashion, from fake Chanel bags to dupe Gucci slides to counterfeit Adidas tracksuits.
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Why it matters: This was an apparent effort to dupe reporters and smear a senator — both symptoms of an amped-up news environment where harassment charges are proliferating and reporters have become targets for fraud.
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Cohen, the star of Showtime's "Who is America?" mockumentary series, put the kit which he used to dupe Cheney into signing up for auction following the episode that aired with the Cheney clip Sunday night.
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It occludes the far subtler and more interesting insights that a genius can provoke, and too confidently pigeonholes an individual who knowingly rejected the stifling limitations of his country's artificial racial binary for a dupe.
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And yet, he was devoted to one of the cruelest figures in the bloody annals of tyranny, and he was a willing dupe of the propaganda that projected the Soviet Union as a workers' paradise.
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But as demand continues to rise, networks of scammers, who pose as legitimate gold traders and attempt to dupe investors, are evolving their tactics, according to experts, while counterfeit products are becoming ever more advanced.
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Fiat Chrysler said this week that it was trying to work out a settlement with the Justice Department, but added that it would fight any suggestion that it had used illegal software to dupe regulators.
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So desperate is John to stay human that, having met a woman who gets nosebleeds, he keeps banging his own schnozzle to draw blood, and thus to dupe her into accepting him as her equal.
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European nations are struggling to stop migrant workers being abused and treated like slaves, as exploitative bosses in sectors from construction to farming dupe labor inspectors, a European Union (EU) rights agency said last year.
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But instead of publishing the story of "Jaime Phillips," who claimed Moore impregnated her at 15 and helped her get an abortion, the Post exposed the plot and foiled the operation to dupe its journalists.
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Vu said economic growth in Vietnam and Southeast Asia has created more opportunities for criminals to dupe workers, including domestic migrants who leave rural areas for jobs in industrial zones, with little knowledge about human trafficking.
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Is Paul (who denies all the accusations) the architect of some decades-long political scheme, or is just a skillful swindler, fooling me into reading my life as a fascinating story instead of a long dupe?
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The climate-denial camp has new ammunition: A widely refuted Daily Mail article that claims top U.S. climate scientists exaggerated their data for a 24 study to "dupe" world leaders into adopting the Paris Climate Agreement.
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"Hundreds of thousands of creators of dumb toys, quizzes, games, and communities that might never have intended to dupe or violate users surely did so anyway, because Facebook rammed their data down our throats," he wrote.
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The legislation, in essence, remains a truth-in-advertising law, requiring as little as a "Made in Philippines" sticker applied to faux-Native American jewelry that retailers can peel off should they choose to dupe consumers.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - India's minister for women said on Wednesday she would seek to regulate Caesarean sections and "name and shame" gynecologists who dupe women into choosing surgery over natural birth for commercial gain.
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This latest iteration comes in the warm, hypnotic Twilight scent — you probably know it from its best-selling, equally dreamy shower gel and bath bomb — that might as well be a dupe for the Sleepy cream.
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Because making anything akin to a designer dupe would tread into tricky legal waters, especially considering the products are made in the exact same factories, all of Italic's designs are original and unique to the brand.
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The world may already know that Sacha Baron Cohen is the greatest troll alive, but it takes some genuine acting chops to successfully dupe former Vice President Dick Cheney into autographing a waterboarding kit on camera.
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The skin-soothing hatomugi, also known as Job's tears, is the key ingredient in one of Japan's more iconic lotions, Albion Skin Conditioner ($97), as well as the much cheaper dupe Naturie Hatomugi Skin Conditioner ($18).
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But the mystification of AI, and the ability to dupe both the public and even investors into believing a technology is more sophisticated than it really is, has since extended outward to entire companies and sectors.
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He came across as greedy in a nation that tolerates lots of bad behavior, for example in personal lives or fudging data to dupe regulators, but not, as alleged, lining one's pockets at the firm's expense.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar accused campaigners opposing a referendum on liberalizing Ireland's abortion regime of trying to dupe voters into thinking the government could still change the laws even if they voted 'No'.
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In yoga leggings and a cardigan, Rachel Brosnahan is a sweet and perceptive Desdemona; Finn Wittrock is a fine, strong-jawed Cassio; and Matthew Maher nearly steals all of his scenes as the otherwise marginal dupe, Roderigo.
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That right-wing group, Project Veritas, has a history of trying to dupe reporters, liberal groups, and Democrats into "gotcha!" moments — in this case, an apparent attempt to undermine the Post's previous reporting on Moore's sexual misconduct.
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Muhammad Ali spoke against the war in Vietnam, often linking it to domestic racial terror, and he paid for his dissent, cast as a villain, a racial pariah, a traitor, a coward, a clueless and unpatriotic dupe.
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We noticed that Will and Joel changed PBS/PELLA to BBS/BELLA; and fixed our unintentional dupe of DEAD SET ON at 13-Down and SET at 58-Across by changing PARTY to PARCH at 47-Down.
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The preliminary decision by the European Commission escalates a scandal that began in 2015 when Volkswagen confessed that it had equipped millions of vehicles in Europe and the United States with software designed to dupe emissions testers.
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One example is based on a legitimate Google security alert that appeared to be a phishing attack, while another was inspired by the email Russian hackers used to dupe John Podesta to get access to Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Hank the dog is very much alive and the same dog he ever was, not a replacement dog smuggled in under the cover of night and also named Hank to dupe innocent fans of both baseball and dogs.
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A Reddit user who goes by TheGoldenSmartie used an empty makeup compact and a color-correcting powder that had seen better days to create a believable dupe of the original, and documented the process in photos for reference.
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Or, as Eliza Brooke described for Racked last year, "trying to dupe people" by putting "FWD:" or "Re:" in the subject line, making it look like the message is coming from someone you've intentionally started a conversation with.
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The scheme — according to Ryan Flannagan, the CEO of Nuanced Media, a consultancy firm for independent sellers on Amazon — is designed to dupe the site's algorithm by creating the illusion that a product is flying off the shelves.
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There's going to be no way to trick people into believing their insurance plans are getting cheaper and better if they are in fact getting worse, or to dupe people who've just lost coverage into believing they haven't.
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For those not familiar with political language and terminology, a "pilot program" is one that is launched to dupe citizens into believing that somebody actually cares about seeing how it works before rolling it out to the general population.
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A Tony winner—and seven-time nominee—who spent most of his time on the British stage, his Robin Hood was funny, kind, cool, and sexy, his voice changing with every funny disguise he donned to dupe Prince John.
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Photo: APFCC Chairman Ajit Pai, ISP-endorsed frontman and villain of a theoretical future Revenge of the Nerds reboot, is trying to dupe everyone into believing abandoning open internet principles is inevitable because no opponents have any convincing arguments.
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The Veep star is good fun, but boy, not so convincing when it comes to trying to dupe Fallon into thinking that she's got a horse with a huge collection of sandals and high heels in front of her.
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Despite his claim to have "saved the world" in 2008 by averting the collapse of the British banking industry, many voters instead remember Gordon Brown as the dupe who flogged Britain's gold when prices were at a historical low.
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In his most famous exclusive in 2001, he posed as an Arab sheikh to dupe Sophie, Countess of Wessex, who is married to Queen Elizabeth's youngest son Prince Edward, into making indiscreet comments about other royals and senior politicians.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India plans legislation to close a regulatory loophole that has made it possible for fraudsters to dupe millions of savers, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi strives to bring the rural poor into the mainstream banking system.
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A federal appeals court has put an end to a proposed class action alleging that certain "VitaRain" beverages sold by Costco Wholesale Corp dupe customers into thinking that they are healthy, nutritious and contain solely vitamins and natural water.
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The men were charged with misrepresenting Newsweek's financial health and creating a fictitious accounting firm, Karen Smith L.L.P., along with a series of fake financial statements to dupe lenders into putting up millions of dollars in 2015 and 2016.
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As an American journalist who lives in India and travels frequently to other countries, I have seen businesses from neighborhood drugstores to hotels in the Marriott and Hyatt chains try to dupe me into paying their high currency fees.
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To survive in a brutally competitive marketplace, he has to keep an eye out for the police while he buys smuggled products, pays bribes, intimidates delinquent bill payers and devises schemes to dupe store owners into buying his products.
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"I think we always try to — not only from a creative point of view, but also from a slightly moral point of view — not completely dupe someone by breaking the law or doing something really wrong," Pieters told Insider.
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According to the indictment, Zong and his associates used various fake businesses and transactions from 2011 through at least April 2014 to dupe regulators to remove the roughly $1 billion in Iranian-owned funds from South Korean bank accounts.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - European nations are struggling to stop migrant workers being abused and treated like modern-day slaves, as exploitative bosses - in sectors from construction to farming - dupe labor inspectors, a European Union (EU) agency said on Wednesday.
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The story also has been updated to include details of a criminal information that prosecutors filed Tuesday, which breaks down how much Caspersen is alleged to have swindled, and an additional amount he allegedly tried to dupe investors into giving him.
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But it's also a hotbed for scammers, like a "contractor" who disappeared after the deposit was paid, an imposter who hired teenage assistants and botched a remodeling project, and a woman who stole a real nanny's identity to dupe multiple families.
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At the end of Solo, we have a dizzying series of double-crossings (Han's mentor Beckett betrays Han, Han and Chewie dupe Crimson Dawn gang boss Dryden Vos, Qi'ra betrays Vos, Han gets the drop on Beckett by shooting first).
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"Smaller owners are getting squeezed, and still rely on brokers and agents, who dupe workers and keep them ignorant of their rights and conditions on the boat," said Sunai Phasuk, a researcher with lobby group Human Rights Watch in Bangkok.
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"It's not as if shutting them down stopped trafficking, but reopening them would legitimize it and give traffickers another reason to dupe and abuse women and girls," said Suparna Gupta, founder of Aangan Trust which works with victims of trafficking.
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We have no clear sense of what an erratic man like Trump will do if the agenda fails; and if he is by and large a poorly served dupe, we don't know how he'll react when he finally realizes it.
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"My intention was never to 'dupe' anyone nor do I believe anyone has been 'victimized' — I wanted accurate data by having all students do their best throughout this course," Salerno wrote in a statement to investigators seen by the News Journal.
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An 11-minute prime-time report on Vietnam Television (VTV) disclosed names and images of well-known dissidents and bloggers it said were trying to dupe the public and violently undermine the government, with support and funding from overseas groups.
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O'Grady belongs to what seems to be an increasingly common species of moral coward, a dupe of totalitarians, spiritual brother of the Charlie Hebdo assassins, whereas I am only trying to respond to the real threats of hitherto unimagined technologies.
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But The Post said that it had discovered inconsistencies in her account and evidence that the woman concocted the sensational claim to try to dupe reporters and coax them into discussing the political impact her story could have on Mr. Moore.
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Instead, scammers drive bot traffic to them to push the videos to the top of YouTube Gaming directories, where they can get the most exposure for the longest period of time–a better position from which to dupe unlucky viewers.
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"I think we always we always try to, not only from a creative point of view, but also from a slightly moral point of view, not completely dupe someone by breaking the law or doing something really wrong," Pieters said.
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In his most famous exclusive in 2001, he posed as an Arab sheikh to dupe Sophie, Countess of Wessex, the wife of Queen Elizabeth's youngest son Prince Edward, into making indiscreet comments about other members of the royal family and senior politicians.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former prime minister John Major on Sunday accused the campaign for Britain to leave the European Union of fatuous and squalid claims on immigration and the cost of membership to dupe the public into voting out at this month's referendum.
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Preying on invitation lists and convention calendars, these rogue players use similar tactics to lure in unsuspecting customers and dupe them out of legitimate reservations – causing extreme frustration, lost or cancelled reservations and, sometimes, nowhere to go in often booked-up cities.
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The hackers, according to ThreatConnect, had used one of the eight internet addresses to send 113 precisely targeted, so-called spear phishing emails intended to dupe election officials and politicians in Turkey, Germany and Ukraine to click on links that downloaded malware.
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It's not particularly shocking that a company would want to come up with new strategies in light of a massive overhaul that impacts its bottom line, but that Intuit chose to dupe and take advantage of its most vulnerable customers is supremely shitty.
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As for Volkswagen, the disclosure by Munich prosecutors that Mr. Stadler, Audi's chief executive, had been targeted was certain to intensify criticism that the company had been slow to distance itself from executives whose subordinates devised software designed to dupe environmental authorities.
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What followed was allegedly a criminal enterprise's attempt to steal thousands of dollars from Yang in a voice phishing scam -- whereby con artists dupe their victims into revealing personal or confidential information over the phone, which is then used to defraud them.
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It isn't easy to play the dupe in a film like this, since you're at the mercy of both the protagonists and the plot, but Cho delights in her character's extremes — helpless but entitled, in charge but easily toppled — and brings Mrs.
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So this could be getting signed up for Facebook groups or email lists that you're just not interested in, or following a bunch of Twitter accounts that you had nothing to do with (perhaps trying to dupe your friends into compromising their accounts too).
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Posing as Uber Support, Scammers Continue to Dupe Drivers Out of Their Earnings With Fake 'Bonuses'Photo: APRide-sharing services have been implicated in all sorts of fraudulent schemes from clean-up fees for fake vomit and credit card theft to elaborate foreign dark money networks.
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Most hacks are still phishing-related, says Rios — criminals are trying to dupe people into installing malware-afflicted files or creating emails that look eerily similar to what a bank or telecom might send and then getting people to input sensitive information on a website.
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Used frequently by contestants in reference to a fellow contestant who is backstabbing, two-faced, or otherwise clearly trying to dupe the bachelor/bachelorette, producers, and others to leverage fame, more Instagram followers, or a chance to return to the franchise via Bachelor in Paradise.
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The Guardians of the Galaxy star got wind of an imposter using Pratt's identity on Facebook to try to dupe and take advantage of female fans, so he took to the platform to let everyone know that this is not him, and to say safe.
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Since 2500, the European Investment Bank (EIB) has granted more than 2900 billion euros in preferential loans to back development of vehicles with lower carbon dioxide (CO2000) emissions by carmakers including VW, exposed in 280 for using software "defeat devices" to dupe U.S. regulatory tests.
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You don't have to be a dupe to be a "values voter" of one sort or another: Whether you live in Topeka or Manhattan, you just have to believe that some moral questions are more important than where to set the top tax rate.
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A video showing the dupe posted by 18-year-old Alabama high school senior Holly Yazdi racked up more than 183,000 likes and is one of the many TikToks showing how to score cheap knockoffs of luxury status items like Gucci boots and Lululemon leggings.
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The portal at the center of the base glows every three days giving you the option to select either an arbitrary resource or a new dupe, and the tradeoff between their labor value versus food and oxygen consumption is at the heart of the game.
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Martha Stewart 8-Qt 7-in-1 Digital Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker Martha Stewart's dupe of the famed Instant Pot features an eight-quart capacity, 14 preset cooking programs, 1,200W of total power, and a sleek stainless steel design that'll shine in any kitchen.
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He then embarks on a round-the-world journey, with sojourns as a motivational speaker and a patient in an insane asylum, but in the course of several decades, he can never quite figure out who he is, hero or villain, dupe or dastard.
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The Associated Press reported Friday that a joint operation between the FBI, Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and U.S. attorneys' offices resulted in charges for dozens of people accused of participating in a scheme to dupe seniors into taking unneeded DNA tests.
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That Dar Adal was behind the Sekou bombing, the sequestration of the president-elect, the surveillance of Carrie's house, the presence of rock-throwing demonstrators, the setup of Saul as a would-be dupe of the Israelis, the betrayal and torture of Majid Javadi, sure.
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"Shadow banning" isn't just something you say to dupe a gullible person into thinking that they're being censored, but they actually are concerned that they might actually lose access in the way that Milo did, and the way that Alex Jones is losing access now.
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The indictment suggests that Stone knew his contacts with WikiLeaks, which has come to be viewed as either a knowing or unknowing dupe of Russians trying to get Trump elected with the use of stolen material, could cause trouble for him and for the Trump campaign.
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Some sites even suggest using software like RF_SCreater, a program that can generate a fake scanned copy of a Russian passport with the name, date of birth, country, and city of one's choosing in order to dupe Facebook when it locks an account and demands further authentication.
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It's unclear whether Vetements designer and Balenciaga creative director Demna Gvasalia is just trolling us at this point, considering this is the same man who created a $1,100 version of a shopping bag that comes free with any purchase, and a designer dupe of IKEA's FRAKTA carryall.
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Example #85033 was revealed earlier this year, when Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes — the brother of CBS News President David Rhodes — literally bragged to the New York Times how easy it was for the administration to dupe reporters when shaping a narrative to their liking.
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Others suspect they are expensive forgeries meant to dupe American evangelicals, including the family behind the splashy new Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC. Last week, as the museum prepared for its grand opening on Friday, workers put finishing touches on its five floors of exhibits.
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"The Weekly": In the latest episode of our new TV series, our team embedded with engineers as they sought to develop a perfect deepfake — not to manipulate markets or game an election, but to warn the public about the dangers of technology meant to dupe them.
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This is not to say that the Care Bears were part of some massive 80s conspiracy to dupe the distracted masses into waving American flags and pledging allegiance every day (remember that?) while overlooking the incipient dismantling of all manner of generally supportive sociopolitical structures and democratic mores.
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A dupe, or a product that resembles the color or formula of another, is a testament to the fact that in the big world of makeup, there are plenty of options — and you don't need to spend a paycheck's worth of cash just to get the look you want.
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"This is about the fact that if we continue to allow power to concentrate with corporations to dictate the quality of our air, to dictate the fact and tell us that we can continue burning fossil fuels, to dupe us, people will die and people are dying," she continued.
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Word of the Day noun: mostly white aquatic bird having long pointed wings and short legs noun: a person who is gullible and easy to take advantage of verb: fool or hoax verb: make a fool or dupe of _________ The word gull has appeared in 41 articles on nytimes.
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He told viewers when a Kardashian-sold product was actually nonsense, called out Tarte for a pitiful foundation shade range, tested wildly expensive products versus their drugstore counterparts (and often sided with the drugstore dupe, despite his own affection for the finer things), and generally took no shit.
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The perfect dupe would have to hail from a conservative state that hadn't yet expanded Medicaid, be ideologically committed to cutting federal spending, and most of all, would have to be willing to sell out their state's interests in favor of what makes Trump look and feel good.
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From a $10 rose quartz setting spray that's as soothing is it is effective, to a liquid shimmer shadow that might just be a dupe of Stila's award-winning formula, the retailer's summer makeup selection is truly a can't-miss, especially considering the mega sale that's about to go down.
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Despite Amazon's algorithms designed to detect fakes, shoppers can type the phrase "YSL dupe" into the site's search bar and find knockoff handbags with Yves Saint Laurent's logo, as well as imitations of bags that use the logos and designs of such luxury brands as Louis Vuitton, Fendi and Gucci.
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Will and Joel also changed a single letter in my submitted grid, changing AGE/EGO to ACE/ECO, I imagine to avoid the near-dupe with the neighboring HBO GO. I'm happy they left my clue for 67-A though, even if I'm the only one that thinks it's funny!
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Some episodes have proven strangely prophetic: The second season finale, "The Waldo Moment," shows a TV entertainer bafflingly manage to dupe the public and climb the political ranks, an eerie echo of things to come in the US; the series' pilot features the British Prime Minister having sex with a pig.
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But the feeling is that if the money is there, we would like to make a print, or at least a dupe neg (which is a negative that can be used to make other prints), largely because we're not sure what the state of digital preservation is going to be.
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The Israeli military said Sunday that it had foiled a "catfishing" attempt to gain access to soldiers' phones, at least the third instance since 2017 in which it said Hamas, the Islamic militant group that controls Gaza, had tried to dupe its troops by posing as Israeli women seeking romance.
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In a civil lawsuit, the SEC alleged that Chief Executive Chris Faulkner of Texas-based oil and gas driller Breitling, a frequent media commentator who calls himself the "Frack Master," had worked with several co-conspirators to dupe hundreds of unwitting investors in his oil and gas companies out of millions of dollars.
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The New York Times Magazine just profiled one of the president's deputy national security advisers, Ben Rhodes, reporting how he and his aides boasted of using social media, what the writer called a "largely manufactured" narrative, and a pliant press to, in essence, dupe the country into supporting the Iran nuclear deal.
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And considering the jeans with the zipper that opens on the butt, the pull-on thigh-high boots that double as pants, the $1,100 version of a shopping bag that came free with any purchase, and the designer dupe of IKEA's FRAKTA carryall he designed as creative director at Balenciaga — we get it.
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Is she a dupe doing "rope a dope" for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, or is there something larger and more sinister at stake?
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Others are more subtle: The furore about whether or not some refugees may have lied about their ages is not really about whether these refugees can enter the country; it's about creating the narrative that people trying to come here aren't asking for our help, but trying to dupe us, take advantage of the system.
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Dark tales of the dank herb flowed from the border into a few early films, like the 20143 western Notch Number One in which a man turned into a murderer after smoking weed, or the 22014 romantic crime flick Jewel Robbery, in which a robber used pot to dupe his victims in a jewel heist.
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At the height of his career, his nuanced performing mode achieved an almost supernatural perfection, whether he was playing a romantically hapless intellectual (in "My Night at Maud's," released in the United States in 1970), a stoic racecar driver (in "A Man and a Woman," 1966) or a fascist dupe (in "The Conformist," 1970).
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If you love Skinceuticals CE Ferulic ($2.533/22.53 oz) Try: Drunk Elephant C Firma Day Serum ($250/232 oz) or Paula's Choice Resist C15 Super Booster ($49/0.67 oz) The Skinceuticals version is the OG holy grail of vitamin C products, but then Drunk Elephant came along and made a darn good dupe at half the price.
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Here are the best drugstore mascaras you can buy:Best drugstore mascara overall: CoverGirl LashBlast Volume MascaraBest dupe for a high-end favorite: L'Oréal Voluminous Lash Paradise Mascara Best natural-looking drugstore mascara: Maybelline Great Lash Waterproof MascaraBest drugstore mascara with a small brush: Best lengthening drugstore mascara: L'Oréal Double Extend Beauty Tubes Lengthening 2-Step Mascara
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Today, there are so, so many different types of vegan ice cream, ranging from the obnoxiously healthy (which proudly contain "just fruit, water, and a touch of cane sugar") to decidedly decadent options, like Van Leeuwen's artisanal blending of cashews, coconuts, and cocoa butter to create a product that would dupe anyone besides a lactose-sensing robot.
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But once her group came up with the concept to dupe people into believing students disappointed their professor by not showing up to a spirited party — inspired by previously viral stories like Sad Paw Paw and numerous other incidents of the same genre — Arlt and her group knew they could hit an emotional nerve in people, and they struck viral gold.
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Among the fascinating charges Mueller makes: The Mueller indictment spends quite a bit of time showing how various Russian tactics — the use of fake users and groups to dupe real people, the purchase of pro-Trump online ads and on-the-ground activity funded by Russian money — came together to promote a particular set of pro-Trump rallies in Florida.
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Some also point to the circumstances of his flight and exile: because Snowden first sought refuge in Hong Kong and has been granted temporary asylum in Russia (due to expire in 2020), it has been variously alleged, without proof, that he did not act alone, that he shared American military secrets with China, and that he's a dupe of Putin.
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"The foot pic...becomes a commodity which the consumer is willing to pay for on its basis as an intimate, revealing, and/or pornographic (and perhaps power-granting, when provided on request) asset, while the producer may see it as a meme, a dupe, a way to trick the horny-credible out of their ill-spent cash," the website explained.
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Johnson was so angry that he ordered FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover to investigate whether Fulbright was a communist agent or dupe (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 can only dream of having such an FBI director).
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In an ideal future, Google would make good on its word to take the implications of AI and user consent seriously, and figure out ways to incorporate opt-in procedures and warnings that you're speaking with an AI. But if it doesn't, or if another company more quietly develops a system like it, us humans might want to know how to dupe the system and figure out who—or what—we're speaking with.
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The comedian who claims White House senior adviser Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared PETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Top immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign MORE connected him to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE during a prank phone call says if he could dupe the Trump administration official, so could the Kremlin.
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The Justice Department did later file charges that gave a more detailed description of how Mr. Zukerman used his lawyers to try to dupe the I.R.S. According to the indictment, he lied to the lawyers about the existence of documentation for the oil company transaction, which they in turn described in their filing with the I.R.S. A letter from federal prosecutors to the court indicates that Mr. Zukerman intends to plead guilty in the case, and he agreed in a hearing to continued representation by the two lawyers despite the fact that the lawyers were called to testify, creating the potential for a conflict of interest.
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