He is accused of faking his own assault, not faking his own death.
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Faking elation while opening a present is second only to faking orgasms, or so we assume.
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Rarely did Stidham throw without first faking a handoff, or hand off without faking a throw.
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Rather than faking orgasms, Granville thought women were faking a disease in order to have orgasms.
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I tried getting out of school in any way possible, faking being sick and faking injuries.
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There have been widespread reports, for example, of Chinese researchers faking data, falsifying CVs, and faking peer reviews.
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Even if we like to participate in faking the injury (or watch somebody faking it), it's just for roleplaying purposes.
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And now the social media mob is accusing the couple of not only faking the pics, but faking the whole damn pregnancy.
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This included everything from doctoring SAT scores to faking children's involvement in sports (like, literally faking, with Photoshop) in order to have them admitted as recruits.
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But it was actually a fake-screen-and-go, with Brees pump-faking, Thomas going back outside and Keith Kirkwood releasing to the corner after faking a block.
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"They're faking it and they're doing a good job faking it," said Tim Miller, who was a communications adviser to Jeb Bush's presidential campaign, which invested heavily in a policy shop.
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But Snoop didn't love the idea of faking the fumes.
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Faking It: This Is How Sex Scenes Really Get Made
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Your faking it is the sweetest mothering he's ever known.
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The most egregious faking is in services and job creation.
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In many cases, though, that wouldn't require faking your death.
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China is notorious for its drivers faking accounts and rides.
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Bonus: It's also the quickest hack to faking thick brows.
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The person faking my voice knows this, and doesn't care.
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He was floating, or at least faking it well. Mrs.
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But who had done the faking, and for what reason?
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But trolls on Reddit continually accuse them of faking it.
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It called in an adviser on matters like faking orgasms.
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My mother, for her part, is brilliant at faking it.
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But the kids know which way the wind blows — Margaery especially knows a thing or two about faking piety for her own benefit, which she boldly admits while faking piety for her own benefit.
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"They realized later on in those recordings they have discussions between Prikhodko and Deripaska about manipulating American elections ... proving businesses affiliated with Deripaska are involved in faking news and faking some messages," Cooper claims.
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Nevertheless, Jones thinks Brown was faking it to get a penalty.
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We assume others are faking their feminism, or doing it wrong.
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During season 10, RHOC cast mates accused Ayers of faking cancer.
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But they accused him of faking his injuries, and arrested him.
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Some have even accused the couple of faking the pregnancy altogether.
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Cole says he thought Everleigh was faking her reaction at first.
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Could that meant that, in those moments, they were faking it?
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Welcome to Faking It, our guide to the magic of filmmaking.
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Faking It: This Is How I, Tonya Nailed That Triple Axel
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Faking it until you make it doesn't work on this crowd.
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After so much pretending, how can he know when he's faking?
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It's real life and if you're faking it people can tell.
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And, no, you can't always tell if someone is faking it.
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"Some of them," Mr. Wubbe said, "are faking it a bit."
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To exploit this, Whittaker feinted often, faking out the counter fighter.
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But in his third experiment, Rolo is no longer faking altruism.
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He reveals his suspicion to Payton's team: She's "faking" her illness.
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Still, those comments about faking it appear every now and then.
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Soko "Being Sad Is Not A Crime" Tired of faking it?
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In fact, faking it could have its own set of perks.
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Capitalism. The most reprehensible part of the admissions scandal: faking disability accommodations
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They've accused her of faking it with Photoshop, and of being presumptuous.
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What were the kinds of reasons people gave for faking their deaths?
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As college wrestlers, scoring pills was as simple as faking an injury.
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Read These Stories Next: Faking It: What Do Actors Actually Smoke Onscreen?
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Many keyboard warriors accused Rousey of faking the moment, which is ridiculous.
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Welcome to Faking It, our monthly guide to the magic of filmmaking.
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What goes into faking these incredibly demanding feats of strength and coordination?
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Was he unconcerned about his identity because he was faking his amnesia?
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Chris Brown is accusing singer Kehlani of faking her apparent suicide attempt.
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By faking the signal, the patient feels actual sensation in that finger.
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Followers can tell when an influencer is faking their excitement, Alisha said.
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It didn't occur to her that maybe they were faking it, too.
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"It's always more work because there is no faking it," says Marrion.
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Back at home, Claire suggests faking smallpox symptoms to sabotage the shipment.
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As we would say in hip-hop, Trump is faking the funk.
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And unless they're pathological liars, don't worry about them faking flu shots.
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This is when you can see that he is clearly faking it.
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Or did she get away with faking her own death once more?
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Earn has spent years faking it, but has yet to make it.
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It's against a Purell-addicted plutocrat who's been faking it all along.
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The whole party, it turns out, has been faking it for years.
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Sometimes, instead of faking warrants, detectives faked their way to real warrants.
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"I'm not advocating faking — I really do believe having open, honest communication with a partner is best, but sometimes faking an orgasm can be the best option for someone who wants to be done with sex," she says.
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A court-appointed psychiatrist suggested he might be faking insanity to avoid punishment.
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Welcome to Faking It, our new bimonthly guide to the magic of filmmaking.
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"I don't really care – I just think he was faking it," he said.
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Jay Woodley: My team had gotten faking the AI down to a science.
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This is when our suspicions are confirmed: Claire is faking the whole thing.
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Call your recent acquaintance's boyfriend's doctor to confirm that he is faking cancer?
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Because by faking imports, companies got cash, US dollar cash to bring out.
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Where faking it until you make it is the law of the land.
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Welcome to Faking It, our new monthly guide to the magic of filmmaking.
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Quotes: It's better to make mistakes than faking perfection #pic #Quotes #Motivation pic.twitter.
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Know that not having a diagnosis does not mean someone is faking it.
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"Whoever was faking it got away with very, very big money," Schiffman said.
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Did you see the "We know when y'all are faking" video last week?
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Avonlea "Big Kid" We're all faking it when it comes to adulthood, right?
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At MTV, she oversaw the scripted series Finding Carter, Faking It and Scream.
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"No one was faking it or going through the motions," Mr. Gustin said.
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And widely available video faking technology is getting closer to becoming a reality.
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Faking it means pretending to have a whole bunch of competencies you don't have.
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They're faking it in the song, so I guess it could go that way.
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Women are used to faking it — and that's why they're so good at cons.
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Mitko abandons the narrator after faking an orgasm, a betrayal that we are told
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In fact, even faking or forcing a smile reduces stress and makes you happier.
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"[Trump is] either being authentic or he's faking it better than anybody," Bodow says.
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The theme between the two shows was surprisingly similar, too: No faking it allowed.
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This, friends, is what happens when stars stop faking perfection and start getting real.
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I pay and trot off to the restroom, faking casual confidence with my stride.
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But if she's faking the condition to gain sympathy, that's definitely going to backfire.
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"Sometimes I think they're faking it a little with the grooming," Ms. Odum said.
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However, the things Kayleigh says about Natalie being calculated and faking tears is false.
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Nvidia's technique looks faster and easier than existing methods for faking slow-motion footage.
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Don&apost tell anybody I&aposm just kind of faking it as newscaster here.
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The YouTubers faking trips around the world seem to be missing their own point.
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But as she told Act Two magazine last year, she's not above faking it.
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But I wasn't yet in the habit of faking it when I was 21.
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He was getting revenge on Ruth and Debbie for faking him out so good.
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Faking phone sample photos and benchmarks isn't a way to build trust with consumers.
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"It was written as a discussion of women faking orgasm," Ryan explains to PEOPLE.
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"Women are finding their voices; not many women are faking orgasms anymore," she said.
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Faking news of his death was part of the plan to derail it. 3.
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Most people were amused, although a small number accused Lammer of faking the conversation.
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Cruz improvised, deking behind one Cowboy and then faking and running away from another.
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People accept me the way I am, because they know I'm not faking. Probably.
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Whether or not he's faking his injury, this Yankees fan is still an idiot.
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Wilkins had spent enough time around politicians to know when they were faking it.
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The ultras, feeling vindicated in their belief that he was faking, roar their disapproval.
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And I'd be faking it if I tried to, and I can't fake stuff.
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Infinity Jackson's faking cancer storyline appears to be reference to Gypsy Rose Blanchard's story.
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And their emaciated bodies were brutally clear proof that they weren't faking their hunger.
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Prosecutors had claimed Snuka was faking the dementia to get out of the case.
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When he actually needs to pee and when he's faking it just to go outside.
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So... maybe Jughead is faking his own death in order to escape the Ghoulies' wrath?
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There's particular reason to think these two in particular could be faking it for clout.
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As for faking that infinity pool shot at the Holiday Inn, you're on your own.
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Look #3: Faux Chignon Faking full, long hair is beyond easy with this double bun.
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Speaking to People in 2017, Cohen joked that, at the time, he was faking it.
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In the cases you looked at, was there a popular way of faking a death?
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That time she took Wendy Williams to task for accusing her of faking her pregnancy.
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It's this interpretation of faked pleasure that's led to so many campaigns against faking it.
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"If he was faking it or showing false remorse, this would come out," Cohen said.
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Some people see faking their death as an industrious way to profit through life insurance.
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But first the producers wanted to vet his story, to determine if he was faking.
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Was this D-lister faking her own kidnapping to get sympathy publicity from the press?
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There is little mention of craft, or skill, or excellence at faking a British accent.
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They are told they have a psychological—not physical—illness and are accused of faking.
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This guy's alleged attempt at faking a workplace injury, though, is not one of them.
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Maybe this works for people, the faking it, or being temporary, but not for me.
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Harlo: He was supposed to solve the CTF for a team by faking their score?
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Together, the pair practiced the timeless art of faking it like they'd already made it.
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They seem to be angry at Harry Maguire for faking contact inside of Colombia's box.
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If he was happy, you knew he was happy — like, there was no faking it.
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In orchestral conducting, there is no such thing as "faking it until you make it".
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Is she a true grifter, or is she just faking it until she makes it?
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You can tell just in her attitude and her demeanor she ain't faking the kindness!!
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The post attracted a horde of comments from users accusing her of faking her achievement.
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When they went to the hospital, an official told them he was faking the sickness.
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On MTV's "Faking It," he played a high schooler navigating his gender identity and sexuality.
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Faking it until you make it becomes a lot easier when you look the part.
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Sounds simple, but anyone who has been faking pleasure for years knows that it's not.
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It's unclear if she was faking her pregnancy, or if she ever was actually pregnant.
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Or it's possible that they felt that the man on the ground was merely faking.
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They suspected he was faking and thought the video would prove whether he was lying.
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After faking his death Lionheart revenges himself on his critics, with murders inspired by Shakespeare.
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I just thought it's a version of faking my own death without the severe consequences.
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They have been giving scripts to individuals involved with this situation and I have witnessed on video of cnn faking and immigrant drowning and fake a protest in europe with fake islamist who were faking a protest in europe against the Ariana Grande concert bombing.
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Correction (July 7th): An earlier version of this explainer misstated the method for faking film photographs.
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Awake-Faking Eye CreamRestorsea Pro Line Blur Eye CreamThis is the big guns for crow's feet.
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The sixth said DeFriest was faking it; he was deemed fit to stand trial and convicted.
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"I think [Clinton] is actually a liberal progressive — I don't think she's faking it," Ryan said.
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And then there's big, stupid, Ben, pump-faking his way into old age before our eyes.
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You're also one step closer to have a fancy, refined palette — or at least faking it.
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The investigation into the company started when a former employee accused Sunday Riley of faking reviews.
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Faking a double jab, the giant overhand right of Ellenberger's sent Brown crashing to the canvas.
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In fact, when challenged, she still refused to say whether Ayers was faking his cancer diagnosis.
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Not faking shit anymore, not apologising for falling in love with people no matter their gender.
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I did do a fake bob at the Golden Globes — I like faking having shorter hair.
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Part of the scheme involved having students request additional testing time, often by faking learning disabilities.
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Unless you're marginally comfortable with Photoshop, and don't have any moral conflicts about just faking them.
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"We're pretty sure he knows that we know he was faking it," Longhurst said to Buzzfeed.
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It's annoying to read that we're broken up every day or that we're faking our relationship.
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She even added in a "#NotJoking" to make sure no one thought she was faking it.
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Some people will go so far as to say that he's faking his generosity for attention.
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Is Jennifer Lawrence faking her falls and awkwardness, or is she truly just clumsy and weird?
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Many of my contemporaries prefer faking one and would rather concentrate on getting their partner off.
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SAFE also said it severely punished companies involved faking trades to make illegal cross-border transfers.
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"They make me feel more lonely, because they are faking affection," Iris Smyles, a novelist, said.
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That makes cheating the system by faking documents, transactions or any types of information, nearly impossible.
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If they smile but there are no crinkles around their eyes, they might be faking it.
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This sort of transparency is fundamental to Viceland's aesthetic and its ideological mission: no faking it.
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Not faking s— anymore, not apologizing for falling in love with people no matter their gender.
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SpaceX is no stranger to faking everything—literally they fake every single one of their landings.
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She even ends up faking a break-in at her own house to cover her lies.
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Political opponents of Mr. Sharif accused the family of faking her illness to gain public sympathy.
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The answer, of course, is that Ryan and friends have been faking it all these years.
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Mr. Smollett was accused of faking a hate crime attack in January, but charges were dropped.
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A family friend would come and go, with tales of faking Scud missile launches in Iraq.
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The recent devastation of Syria's archeological record shows that looting and faking go hand-in-hand.
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It's obvious to Lib that Anna must be faking, because what child would choose to starve?
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But there was no faking the passion of some who attended on a blisteringly hot day.
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Smollett was accused of faking a hate crime before charges against him were dropped last week.
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"There has always been an element of me faking it till I make it," he said.
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Faking confidence is easy: I pulled my shoulders back and spoke louder and with more assertiveness.
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And Trump seemed to pay no price for halfheartedly faking a deep and abiding love of Christ.
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Facing the evidence, Cooley confessed that she was also faking brain cancer and didn't need a wheelchair.
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Some even accused the government of faking the so-called Aurora Generator Test to scare the public.
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McDavid gave Edmonton the win by moving in slowly, faking a shot and moving through the crease.
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Join us as we explore the not-so-glamorous underground of faking sex, drugs, violence, and more.
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The front-of-house manager quickly came to realize that I was faking it and demoted me.
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Faking shine on cheekbones for strobing purposes is cool; an all-over oil-spill sheen is not.
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Bong keeps the dialogue engaging by faking out three moments of tension that gradually build over time.
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Later on Friday, Cincinnati cornerback Adam Jones apologized for claiming that Brown had been faking a concussion.
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Join us as we explore the not-so-glamorous underground of faking sex, drugs,violence, and more.
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Prosecutors laid out a detailed timeline of how they believe the actor went about faking the attack.
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"He was telling the ambulance guy, 'I can't breathe, I'm not faking it,'" Wasiu told BuzzFeed News.
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As the number of images and reactions add up, the chances of faking an identity go down.
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Brittain was suspended from Twitter in March after he accused Parkland shooting survivors of faking their ordeal.
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Click through for a behind-the-scenes breakdown of what goes into faking Camille's Sharp Objects scars.
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Spoofing involves faking orders for a security to deceive the market by creating the illusion of demand.
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Johnson — either experiencing or doing a really good job of faking ignorance — turned to Twitter for support.
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She dishes out life advice on ghosting, clapping back at haters, and faking big d*ck energy.
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"I can't keep faking that this is not heavy," Chavis said while holding the golden popcorn trophy.
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That's mostly been swapped for the polish of aspirational faking it on apps like Facebook-owned Instagram.
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But not only do women fake it more often, there are gender differences in reasons for faking.
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Faking It: This Is How Sex Scenes Really Get MadeYou Won't Believe These Old Hollywood Conspiracy Theories
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Original series like Faking It, Eye Candy, Happyland, and Finding Carter have all been canceled since 25.5.
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In other words, Hunter has no way of knowing whether Raven was having orgasms or faking them.
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Pham's throw was cut off by Jedd Gyorko, who believed Bostick was faking an attempt to score.
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If they're faking a relationship now ... a full day at Disneyland is a looong way to go.
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In MTV's caustic dramedy Faking It (2014), Rita Volk plays Amy, the show's embattled queer (white) protagonist.
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But kiddos, for a quick and dirty best practices for faking your own death, this [probably] works.
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The whole process is imperfect in a way that computer animation can only be by faking imperfection.
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I said, "Actually, the only time I am faking is when I pretend I don't have Tourette's."
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More than faking their kids' athletic or test-taking prowess, these parents have faked their own parenting.
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When it comes to manipulation, common ploys include inflating asset values, faking customers and overstating money owed.
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" He added: "We had to recognize this increase in location-faking methods, add it into our system.
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Influencer Jamie Zhu claims he was upgraded to business class for free after faking a broken ankle.
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Sellers are faking and rocket boosters are shaking, but first: a cartoon about when keto goes wrong.
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He finds himself faking a conversation about a book he hasn't read, something with a "pitiful" protagonist.
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Nurses said he was faking, hoping to get drugs, an internal review released a year later revealed.
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Which is how we've ended up here: faking private jet photos for those sweet, sweet Instagram likes.
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Faking it or not—it seemed like she wasn't—she looked more joyful than I'd ever been.
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"They tried to look like they were doing something good, but they were faking everything," Rosendo said.
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In his book, Mr. Barker asserts that productivity culture often promotes faking confidence without considering these drawbacks.
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One of the officers thought Gray was faking his injury, according to the Baltimore Sun's Justin George.
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One of the officers thought Gray was faking his injury, according to the Baltimore Sun's Justin George.
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American prosecutors have charged three long-serving managers at the firm with faking data to conceal the defect.
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So even if Brown was faking, it didn't do much, but that's when Jones made things even worse.
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Kepler had a habit of faking its own death, but managed to keep on keepin' on every time.
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Even in a time of seemingly boundless stupidity online, faking a bomb threat for $4.20 is truly unprecedented.
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JONATHAN LETHEM: There was the sense that people were playing dress-up, faking it until it became real.
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Li and his property agent told the court it was the bank that suggested faking the loan application.
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Simply put, though Nissan surely feels burned by Mitsubishi's fuel economy faking, it needs Mitsubishi's small-car prowess.
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That's apparently the kind of money that faking your way through a beloved HBO series will earn you.
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Lots of guys claim to be tops or versatile, but at least some of them are faking it.
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That doesn't mean it ALWAYS happens, though, and faking it isn't the end of the world, Castellanos says.
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None of these new buys makes me feel like I'm faking it, pretending to be someone I'm not.
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The stage demands a certain bravado: faking it when you don't feel it, projecting to the back row.
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Jussie Smollett will not be prosecuted for allegedly faking a racial attack, because all charges have been dropped!!!
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And I think I crack him up — unless he's a really good actor and great at faking laughter.
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"She doesn't want to be perceived as someone faking an illness," her rep told PEOPLE at the time.
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In this case, Bean will be playing a fellow assassin with a penchant for faking his own death.
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And I think I crack him up — unless he's a really good actor and great at faking laughter.
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The practice was so common that I never heard anyone question the obvious ethics of faking a disability.
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This included cheating on standardized tests, faking athletic profiles and bribing a women's tennis coach at Georgetown University.
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And I think I crack him up — unless he's a really good actor and great at faking laughter.
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And I think I crack him up — unless he's a really good actor and great at faking laughter.
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Excerpted from Faking It: The Lies Women Tell about Sex--And the Truths They Reveal by Lux Alptraum.
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It must be said: Lochte and friends didn't singlehandedly humiliate Rio's law enforcement by faking a crime report.
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If you accuse her of faking a horrific attack for attention, she will slap you with a lawsuit.
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He accused Trump of faking a disability to avoid the draft for the Vietnam War, according to CNN.
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Drivers have been caught doing everything from spoofing their locations to faking rides to cash in on subsidies.
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I said I didn't know a lot of wealthy people—that academics are just good at faking it.
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Not that I was faking it all those years or that the choice I'm making now was inevitable.
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It sparked a viral #BowWowChallenge, where folks mocked him by posting their own attempts at faking better circumstances.
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Her guide dog wears a harness instead of a vest, so many people think she's faking her blindness.
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So, if you're faking it too much, you need somebody to be honest with you at all times.
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" Gerashchenko compared the ruse to Sherlock Holmes faking his own death in the classic story "The Final Problem.
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Last year, Massachusetts' securities regulators accused a brokerage firm affiliated with American Realty Capital of faking proxy votes.
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Each transaction is recorded on a blockchain ledger, so faking ownership or losing your cat is virtually impossible.
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"Piracy and content faking always happens in the same places," she says, explaining how the detection tech works.
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Faking death seems to be not only a way out but also, counterintuitively, a way to be brave.
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As it turned out, Brandi was faking; he and Cody lay on the floor laughing about their deed.
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Fearing that people would think she was faking it, Alamia was nervous to speak out about her condition.
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The faking or adulterating of honey is a wider problem, especially with some honey sold at grocery stores.
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Her first book, Faking It: The Lies Women Tell About Sex — And the Truths They Reveal, is out.
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"At no point do I think any of us thought, 'Oh he's faking all this,'" Mr. Davis said.
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As a politician devoted to performance, Trump is surprisingly incapable of even faking concern for fellow human beings.
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Meanwhile, Annaliese (Viola Davis) contacts a service to start the process of disappearing and faking her own death.
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That's great because faking it till you make it is a timeworn strategy for a reason: it works.
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Cheronis argued that the surgeon's testimony would ensure the jury does not think he is faking an injury.
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Chopra added he thinks that because of that, other companies will not be dissuaded from faking reviews themselves.
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"There&aposs nothing less confidence-inspiring than a person faking a knowledge they don&apost possess," Iger wrote.
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She believes her management of it all came down to "honesty" — even if that was about faking nature.
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Ahmad reported the incident to local authorities, but they accused him of faking his injuries, and arrested him.
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Iran denies ever seeking nuclear weapons and has accused Israel of faking the Tehran mission and documents trove.
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Faking Gypsy's illnesses not only affected Gypsy, but it took advantage of the kindness of others along the way.
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A Massachusetts police officer's wife has been accused of faking a robbery and vandalizing her own home on Oct.
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If you're "faking it" in bed or in your friendships just to keep someone else happy, it's not working.
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China Industrial International Trust is requiring staff to include photos of site visits to prevent them from faking trips.
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During Thursday's hearing, senators also raised allegations that inmates were faking illnesses to stay in hospitals outside the prison.
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As the world becomes more nebulous, the census-takers succumb to political pressure, faking information missing from their surveys.
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I would also be remiss if I didn't mention that faking orgasm is not the sole domain of women.
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The question is innocent enough — but these two are having too much fun together to be faking their relationship.
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For me, faking it in life proved to be an endeavor that's best left to professionals like Don Draper.
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While a rush of negative comments accuse Liana of "faking" her photos, a few followers rushed to Liana's defense.
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She's a winning singer, forthright and accomplished and idiomatic, implying a slight drawl instead of faking a big one.
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"People will invade, clear and start farming the land and then start faking property titles to it," he said.
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Apparently it does to lots of people, who can't stop, won't stop, accusing Spears of faking it on stage.
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" It now means something more like "faking it for political effect"—as in "My God, Trump is not pivoting!
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Cops will tell you that after faking a medical calamity, Gray gave himself a real one inside the wagon.
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At times, they seemed to be living out the twelve-step adage about faking it until you make it.
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If one side of their face is more active than the other side, they might be faking the emotion.
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They've cited everything from my perceived unwillingness to change, to accusations that I am faking my depression for attention.
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They are also made for trangender women, but only if they can prove that they are not faking it.
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It looks like maybe she's faking so they take the gag out of her mouth, but I'm not sure.
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Lux Alptraum is the author of Faking It: The Lies Women Tell About Sex — And the Truths They Reveal.
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When the paramours earn their living by faking emotion, getting down to the real deal can take some time.
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His use of a walker throughout the trial garnered speculation that he was faking an injury to gain sympathy.
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But it could also be Trump faking as though he didn't know she had been fired, when he did.
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When she said, "Yes, that sounds terrific," you know that it's a good idea, that she wasn't faking it.
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The influencer who admitted faking clouds in her Instagram posts has been offered work with the photo editing company.
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It said that smugglers had been bribing inspectors and faking quarantine certificates to smuggle the animals across provincial borders.
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You can tell your partner later on that you've been faking it all along; just figure yourself out first.
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Researchers studying a group of business consultants found that the most successful workers were actually faking their long hours.
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Rei confesses to faking the Neo-C coding, so it can be reversed, and Mary-Lou can testify against Bancroft.
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"Faking our way through tannins and hints of grass clippings one glass at a time," she teased during one visit.
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That's right, the Faking It star compared his workout to one of the most devastating tragedies to hit American soil.
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So it would be a fairly wise faking strategy to moan since men already tend to associate moaning with orgasm.
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Ali Issa Ahmad, who was allegedly beaten up for wearing a Qatari soccer shirt but accused of faking his injuries
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While the tattoo was a temporary one, it was not the only thing she was faking in the suggestive clip.
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For some people, faking orgasms every once in awhile feels necessary because their health won't allow an orgasm to happen.
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Officials said the system would also help eliminate the problem of indecipherable handwriting, and prevent officers from faking log entries.
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But a rogue or malicious certificate authority could allow the interception of encrypted internet traffic by faking or impersonating websites.
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Gretchen allegedly confessed to faking the invoices and ensuring they were paid when confronted by company executives in December 2018.
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He's more like an alien faking his way through human interactions, even though his universal translator is a little off.
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"Faking the injury was going to be an excuse for Audrey to be allowed on to the track," Bryant says.
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Lee hates Shelby, Matt doesn't want to see Shelby, everyone is sure that they're faking and then — bam — 10th twist.
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Outside of Broadway, Stroker had TV roles on shows like Ten Days In the Valley, Faking It, and Drunk History.
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However, what is stopping people from, say, faking an illness or a hardship and cashing in on a concerned public?
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This summer, public defenders in four separate cases have accused officers of either planting evidence or faking body camera footage.
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Ryan scored on a 2-on-1 break, faking a pass before beating Allen just 69 seconds into the game.
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"Didn't you have the nerve to say my husband was lying and faking talking about our miscarriage?" demands Darby, 31.
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But we still somehow think makeup means you're faking something, conflating fake color on someone's face with a superficial personality.
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But then with the girls that I really do care about, if they were faking it, I'd be pretty devastated.
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Reid's remarks come a day after he blasted Trump from the Senate floor, saying he is "faking" his net worth.
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After a while, he felt foolish, as if he were faking some kind of piety, and he decided to leave.
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The jury is still out on whether we can tell when someone is faking what scientists call a Duchenne smile.
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The most graphic, like the opening scene with a guy faking an orgasm, are cringe-inducing fiascos of mundane reliability.
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Even Tumblr queen Tavi Gevinson is an ardent fan — catch her singing backup (and faking her age) on "Barely 21."
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Back then this approach was unheard of and the execution was the embodiment of faking it 'til you make it.
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She finds it painful to continue after she orgasms, but she often pushes through anyway, sometimes faking an orgasm later.
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In fact, fakers have copied many of the specific Panerai hallmarks, including specially designed internal parts designed to prevent faking.
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Far be it for me to suggest that Hassan Whiteside was faking an injury to avoid his reckoning, of course.
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Rosalía, from Catalonia in the northeast, has been accused of appropriating the Romany style and of faking an Andalusian accent.
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Or his suggestion that actor Michael J. Fox was faking the effects of his Parkinson's disease for his own benefit.
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McKenzie easily scored after Allen flipped him the ball behind the line of scrimmage after faking a handoff to Gore.
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But the 15-year-old's beauty line rollout hit a snag after fans accused her of faking her nighttime routine.
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" According to Bonner, Haspel also "spoke directly with Zubaydah, accusing him of faking symptoms of physical distress and psychological breakdown.
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He drew from his time in the N.B.A. to cite the pump-faking expertise of Kobe Bryant and David West.
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And most definitely do not approve of Mr. Trump's faking a national emergency to make an end run around Congress.
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Her first book, Faking It: The Lies Women Tell About Sex — And The Truths They Reveal, comes out this November.
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But it worked out for the best, because it turns out I wasn't normal, and I was always faking it.
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I mean, faking his own death—that was completely consistent with the type of shit that Kirkham would have done.
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"Stacey Abrams... is using fear to fundraise and faking outrage over a situation she created," said Kemp spokesman Cody Hall.
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But maybe you've never seen it, and have been faking your way through Invasion of the Body Snatchers references for years.
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Police had, at the time, called her a "junkie" and told hospital staff she was "faking it" according to the Guardian.
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Such derogatory rumours often originated with No-Maj medicine men, who were sometimes faking magical powers themselves, and fearful of exposure.
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When people ask, it makes me feel like they think I'm faking my mental illness and just taking my meds recreationally.
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"I'd turn around, and he'd be behind my back, faking so I couldn't see where he was," he writes in Billboard.
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It's almost soothing to see a character who isn't faking their feelings, or acting enthusiastic when they don't actually feel anything.
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Amy is cold and callous, a woman who exacts the cruelest revenge on her cheating husband—by faking her own death.
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The Analyst was among the first to flag issues at Gowex, a Spanish tech firm it later emerged was faking revenues.
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Zarrab testified that his criminal network instead started faking food shipments, hiding behind sanctions exemptions that allowed Iran to trade food.
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In 2014, the F.T.C. fined a British dating company, JDI Dating, after it engaged in a similar practice of faking profiles.
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The boasting, the exaggeration, the faking it is all part and parcel of what Trump views as a self-created reality.
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The truth is, lots of people use the trick of "faking it" til they make it when it comes to confidence.
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Doughty set up Martinez's goal by faking a slap shot that froze Anaheim right winger Jakob Silfverberg before passing to Martinez.
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Rue has "no intention" of staying clean despite faking a drug test with her friend's urine to show her mom otherwise.
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He couldn't talk in front of anyone else because we were talking about how he thinks of faking his own death.
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We go behind the scenes of Operation Avalanche, a faux-documentary narrative following CIA agents tasked with faking the moon landing.
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The targets were extremely aggressive — so aggressive that they couldn't actually be met — so thousands of employees responded by faking it.
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While these examples perhaps risk alienating his hardcore, underground-focused SDK fanbase, Merkules is hardly faking his way through the industry.
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It's dangerous, and it makes it much for harder for the consumer to figure out who's legit and who's faking it.
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As long as he isn't faking it, John's grief represents a bracing refusal to deny the tragedy of his sister's death.
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The second collapse led to his being issued an infraction for allegedly faking "illness and difficulty breathing," according to the lawsuit.
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D.C. schools were so good that nearby suburban parents were faking residence in order to get their kids into District schools.
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You're actually going to put people into a box," he said, warning of something throughout this process he calls "faking good.
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Department officials say the transition will help eliminate possible abuses, such as faking entries, and having to sort through indecipherable handwriting.
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He tried a bit of showmanship, on one point faking as if he was going down the line, then hitting crosscourt.
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If you're faking it, it's just a matter of time — and not very long — before you get smoked out as an impostor.
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An actor can get close, and an actor can do things that real people can't, but there's nothing — there's no faking it.
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Feldman said he's also come across reports of people faking their suicides online in response to perceived mistreatment or neglect by others.
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Whether by faking it through theatrical techniques or through training in weightlifting clubs, being a strongman was a lifetime's work of practice.
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Both phones do a pretty decent job of faking bokeh, but they still have a small halo effect that gives it away.
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Loughlin and Giannulli are accused of faking their daughters way into the University of Southern California, via alleged ringleader William "Rick" Singer.
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After taking the ball and running with it, he makes a quick pitch off to the side while faking out the defender.
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A man was arrested for faking his own kidnapping after his alleged scheme to defraud a Super Bowl betting pool went awry.
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That said, there are some people who have been faking orgasms with their partners who are no longer content with that decision.
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It turns out the doctor has been faking scans to give women cancer and then treating them just for the insurance payments.
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Death-faking Cathy, who is hiding out in the French Alps with her husband, is a threat to Claire on multiple levels.
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Correill Bradley was arrested and faces criminal charges after faking finding a razor blade in her sandwich from a fast food restaurant.
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All of the spoofing Russia has been involved in appears to have been focused on faking a location rather than disrupting timing.
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Diane Shima Rwigara is accused of faking the registration papers she filed to stand against President Paul Kagame in an August election.
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But the word 'acting,' it's hard for me to talk about in that way, because 'acting' to me almost implies faking it.
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Additionally, do not post images or video of another person for the specific purpose of faking explicit content or soliciting "lookalike" pornography.
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Recent improvements in AI software faking voices and video have some researchers, legal scholars, and policymakers worried about misuse of the technology.
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The company insisted that Smollett was not being written off Empire, as some claimed was his reasoning for allegedly faking the incident.
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Many are concerned that Smollett allegedly faking his attack will call into question the real hate crimes that occur in our world.
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Geragos is currently defending actor Jussie Smollett, who is being prosecuted by Chicago authorities for faking a racially charged attack on himself.
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The officers, however, didn't call for medical help right away — they thought he might be faking unconsciousness and still hiding a weapon.
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In an interview conducted over email, Rico explained that it's there to prevent people from faking work while contributing to the LBC.
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Like Vicki Gunvalson refusing to listen to her friends' warnings that her boyfriend was faking cancer, I will not heed my detractors.
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Hart said Michaels had been faking injuries, while Michaels implied that the married Hart was having an affair with WWE valet Sunny.
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" Even so, Obama said, "Walk on those campuses and fake some confidence, because you're going to be faking it for a while.
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Only 0.1% of families caught crossing the border illegally were faking as families, and none had any known connection to MS-13.
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It's enraging that faking orgasms to satisfy a man's sexual script has not been confined to the trash heap of bad history.
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Critics are accusing Maddow of being weak, faking her tears, or expending tears that should be shed for issues such as abortion.
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A digression: There was some speculation in the comments about Gennadi and Sofia being K.G.B. plants, faking their defections to gain access.
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There is now universal consensus that the children are not faking, but no one knows why the illness is particular to Sweden.
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"Faking it until you make it" isn't in her character she says, and she recommends other young people avoid that mindset too.
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After all, Ryan Grim had just published a bombshell piece about him faking black endorsements on his Douglass plan for black America.
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Didi, one of China's biggest tech startups, will also use facial recognition to prevent people from faking their identity on the app.
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Although it marks Biden as old and desperately uncool, he really is old and uncool — and at least he's not faking it.
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One of the biggest challenges of making a movie about stand-up comedy is that faking laughter is harder than it looks.
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That he faced several felony counts before escaping any real legal accountability for possibly faking a hate crime moves me even less.
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Professor Mirrlees was so surprised by the Nobel that he assumed a friend was faking a Swedish accent to perpetrate a hoax.
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A nurse told guards Cleveland was faking "because he wants to get back to the infirmary," a guard testified in a deposition.
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I've always said that faking it is the key to success—it's what got me through most of my tests in school.
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Maddox suggested using other -- more subtle -- deceptive behaviors which could impact the other side — like faking embarrassment or surprise about developments during negotiations.
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Every now and then, you'll get called for faking, but most of the time the ref will still take the other guy too.
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A waitress at a Red Lobster restaurant in Tennessee was also accused in 2013 of faking an offensive message on a customer's receipt.
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In the past we've reported on the theory that Elvis makes a cameo appearance in the movie, decades after faking his own death.
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What better way would there be to promote my own than by throwing the ultimate April Fools' prank and faking my own death?
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It's not about faking or doing something you don't want to, but more about being sexually present and in sync with each other.
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The record opens with the uplifting choral section of "Faking," layered over a thick beat which morphs into a beauty of a track.
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Indeed, the major moral quandary of season two involved Jimmy faking some documents with a copier in order to get Chuck in trouble.
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Many people in the comment section pointed out that the video is fake, and some said that faking an interview is not helpful.
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Fast forward a few episodes ... Ceasar admits on camera hiring a P.I. to follow Alex to determine if he was faking the injury.
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It's infuriating that we have to resort to faking our marital status in order to ward off inappropriate advances and prevent sexual abuse.
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It's a perfect primer for the post–Faking It era on when to let someone else be the hero of their own story.
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Faking your way through the tests may get you a passing grade but it won't get you actual mastery of the subject matter.
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When a publication accused them of faking their relationship, both brother Nick Jonas and his fiancée Sophie Turner called them out on Twitter.
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Rumors swirled that Kim was faking her pregnancy with Saint (more on that later), as each and every photo of her was scrutinized.
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Of course many cast their doubts on the events, claiming the children were behind the elaborate hoax and were faking their demonic symptoms.
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Jeff Lewis and Jenni Pulos have been faking their working relationship on the last few seasons of Flipping Out, Lewis claimed on Friday.
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Elizabeth Greenwood: I really got to think about faking your death as a concept when I went back to graduate school in 2010.
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Another bizarre theory posited that Bodyguard was based on Romeo and Juliet, and so Julia was faking her own death as Juliet did.
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He has called Sandy Hook families "crisis actors" and accused De La Rosa of faking an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, HuffPost reported.
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Comedy relies on surprise, but refining your jokes requires repetition; it follows that most of the best comedians are experts at faking freshness.
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"One expert said that if he was guilty of faking anything, he was guilty of pretending to be normal when he was not."
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But if Meryl was now an emotional wreck playing an emotional wreck, could anyone (including her) really say whether she was faking it?
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There are stories of wrestlers who hesitated to wise up their spouses and children, even if that meant faking injuries around the house.
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Usually disqualifications at marathons worldwide are made on an individual basis, with one or two runners accused of cutting corners or faking times.
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All official charges aside, the guy should be ashamed if this is really his best attempt at faking a slip-and-fall injury.
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These days, though, the trend in bras has shifted from faking it to simply flaunting what you've got — without three inches of padding.
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Trump has not weighed in on the case, though he had time to tweet about actor Jussie Smollett allegedly faking a hate crime.
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But Levin claimed the money wasn't payment for faking the attack, as the brothers told police, but was instead compensation for personal training.
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Powerful emotions are coming to the surface, but don't share your deepest truths with people who are only faking their way through life.
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Beyond the ick-factor of faking a persona, smart people have an unyielding tendency to strip the fun out of delightfully dumb things.
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" In reference to the critics who have accused her of faking depression in the past, Eilish said, "It hurt me to see that.
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The announcement came just hours after Chicago police first confirmed that Smollett was indeed under investigation for allegedly faking his own hate crime.
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Still, the jury found her not guilty of the most serious offense — faking records in an attempt to obtain a $22017 million loan.
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Brandeis embraced these diagnoses accordingly, though deep down she always knew she was faking her illnesses in an effort to please her mother.
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It was the sixth-highest auction price for this prolific, much-traveled and much-faked artist, who himself delighted in faking Chinese masters.
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She initially debuted it at the 2017 Met Gala, after admittedly faking people out for the entire week prior with sew-in extensions.
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The more famous he became, however — he has 5.5 million followers on that platform — the more he felt like he was faking it.
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One of the women in the footage is clearly either urinating on the bed or doing a pretty good job of faking it.
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Jussie Smollett's apparent faking of a hate crime in Chicago dominated black Twitter and national news for large chunks of Black History Month.
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They questioned whether Mr. Epstein was faking his injury to gain sympathy from Judge Richard M. Berman, who was presiding over his case.
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They questioned whether Mr. Epstein was faking his injury to gain sympathy from Judge Richard M. Berman, who was presiding over his case.
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What's less clear is whether there's room for politicians willing to be true racist populists, unlike Trump, who was faking the second part.
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Years before Courtney Stodden was called a "performance artist," Sarah Baker was faking fame as an art form—or, more accurately, "Sarah Baker" was.
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In a separate, but related, ongoing scandal, several of the city's officers have been caught seemingly faking the discovery of evidence for body cameras.
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Except this only served to allow Whitaker to repeatedly land a superman punch, faking the kick and leaping in with the right hand instead.
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Everyone, how is Becky Conner's (Alicia Goranson) entire pregnancy scheme built on a lie as massive as the 43-year-old faking her age?
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"I am being treated as though I'm faking it because I'm bisexual but currently with a partner of the opposite sex," Jordan, 27, said.
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Shirley Mason, the real-life model for the theatrically disturbed character, has confessed that she was faking, and did not actually house multiple identities.
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Kuznetsov scored 13 seconds into the game after skating through several Buffalo players and beating goalie Robin Lehner after faking him out a bit.
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Though, fixing this component is likely easier compared to the feat of accurately faking the Mona Lisa to look like she's a breathing human.
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If your interviewer sees that your eye muscles don't match your smile, they might catch onto your faking, as psychologist Erin Heerey told NBC.
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For Bates, the experience of shopping while pregnant with twins was stressful enough without being accused of faking her pregnancy to steal school supplies.
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We even asked about Jimmy Kimmel faking out the Emmy crowd with a Bill Cosby introduction ... they had some choice words for that too.
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That said, the characters involved in the various heists are known for faking illness or their own deaths in order to further their schemes.
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After maybe kind-of, sort-of faking a BFF moment with the other competitors, Olympios sneaks away from the group and dolls herself up.
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Georgia Tech took over and drove 21 yards for a score, with Marshall faking to the fullback and keeping for a 222-yard score.
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He scored from the bottom of the right circle after faking a shot and making a move as he skated deeper into the circle.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Defence Ministry said on Friday that Britain was involved faking a suspected chemical weapons attack in the Syrian town of Douma.
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We Asked Howie Mandel Was former American Idol contestant Kellie Pickler faking her idiocy for attention on Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?
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They were excluded after the 2000 Sydney Paralympic Games, however, when a journalist exposed 10 gold-winning Spanish basketball players for faking their disabilities.
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The Jenningses are faking a connection with Tuan, whom they nonetheless find a bit idealistic, and there's a big divide between them and Paige.
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On Twitter Sunday, Higbie said he stood by comments he had made that 75% of veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder were faking it.
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Once, he Googled "faking your death" and was directed to the site wikiHow, on which someone had posted crude steps a person might take.
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I have that one thing that a lot of people have, that feeling that you're constantly faking it and you're going to be discovered?
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" — SETH MEYERS "In his agreement with Stormy Daniels, Trump used a fake name and Stormy said, 'Well, he wasn't the only one faking something.
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For any one person to become a victim, the thieves would need to be in the business of faking identities in the first place.
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Amidst rumors that Seed Beauty and Kylie Cosmetics are faking scarcity, Vanity Fair reached out to Seed Beauty co-founder Laura Nelson for clarity.
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Lamoureux-Davidson then fooled Russian goaltender Valeria Tarakanova by faking a wrist shot and pulling the puck to her backhand and lifting it home.
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It was a way of faking it till he made it for a businessman who decided early that success was measured in large numbers.
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Karol confessed to faking her kidnapping shortly after she was reunited with her family and taken in for questioning, The New York Times reported.
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At one point, Stacey accuses Marty of faking his injuries, claiming he was taking photos of scratches on his arms ... scratches she didn't inflict.
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Peek into the more paranoid corners of the Internet, and you'll see a Greek chorus of those who believe that Jennelle is faking it.
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At least live on camera there's only so much faking that can be done — well, unless the person is a professional actor or scammer.
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But many are tired of the theatrics, not least Mexican coach Juan Carlos Osorio, who criticized a nameless player for "too many faking fouls".
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What's to stop another country from faking a recording of Trump asking another leader for a similar favor, then leaking it to a reporter?
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But the guards accused him of faking his distress and said the bus must keep moving toward its next destination, the other prisoners said.
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If starter packs are "relatable," then, it's because they reveal that behind our screens we're all the same, "faking it" by performing a stereotype.
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Its former boss, Derish Wolff, was found guilty of conspiracy to defraud USAID by faking timesheets, fined $217m and sentenced to a year's home confinement.
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Not much, which is why production went all out by faking one at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City for Ocean's 8.
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Of course, it&aposs the -- there&aposs people who are faking bringing children over and saying that they&aposre -- that their children that&aposs not.
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It&aposs an astonishing saga, but not the first time people under stress or duress have gone to the extreme of faking their own deaths.
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Bri, less understandably, tries her hand at faking an Australian accent when she first meets Colton Underwood, who is the Bachelor in the upcoming season.
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In fact, Pacman says Brown's injury was nothing more than an ACTING job -- and he was so good at faking hurt, dude deserves a Grammy.
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In December, Forbes reported that a cryptocurrency exchange rating service called CER had accused Bithumb of faking more than 90 percent of its trading volume.
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Beijing has also curbed individuals buying new commercial property, and closed a loophole in buyers faking divorce to take advantage of first-home downpayment rates.
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Ever since her parents Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli were arrested for allegedly faking her way into college, YouTuber Olivia Jade's reputation has been tainted.
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Some have accused Wu of faking English proficiency, despite her being open about the fact that she receives help and proofreading with her written communication.
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RONALD MACAULAYClaremont, California Schumpeter's column "Against happiness" (September 24th) could have mentioned the well-accepted scientific evidence that faking happiness actually does make people happier.
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That number refers to the mean distance between the earth and the moon, and is a clue about Kubrick's involvement in faking the moon landings.
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This scam involves tricking people into arranging payments from their accounts into those of scammers, often by faking messages from the police or tax authorities.
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Did you see anything similar to that — faking a death in order to draw attention to an issue or to protect someone from being murdered?
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Wouldn't it be nice if you could Warp Strike to the door, instead of faking a dinner date choking episode like you're about to do?
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Interstellar played with a moon landing conspiracy theory in its dystopian future, and some people even believe The Shining is about faking the moon landing.
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MEGHAN MARKLE IS FAKING HER SMILE, SAYS HER FATHER Diana's death two years later, at the age of 623, did little to diminish Margaret's animosity.
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By contrast, if you're faking it because it's something you thoroughly enjoy or because you truly want to make your partner happy, that's another story.
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By faking standardized test scores and bribing athletics officials, those parents managed to get their kids into elite schools like Georgetown, Stanford, Yale, and USC.
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After the CBS interview aired last week -- showing Kelly ranting and crying -- many viewers thought he was faking it, or having a very real breakdown.
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He accused lesbians of faking hate crimes, advocated for a "purge" of "local illegals", and criticized a Muslim woman for choosing to wear a hijab.
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Tampa Bay's leading scorer threw a change-up at Sabres goalie Robin Lehner, calmly sliding the puck through Lehner's legs before faking a deke afterward.
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It's important to know that faking your own death is not a short con and you have to be prepared to play the long game.
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People want a cute robot they can interact with (they want Wall-E!), and animated eyes are a great shortcut to faking emotions and intimacy.
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To a C-list reality star or influencer, the benefits of faking a wedding are clear: positive tabloid attention, cash, maybe even a free honeymoon.
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The CIA official in charge, known in agency lingo as the "chief of base," mocked his complaints, accusing Zubaydah of faking symptoms of psychological breakdown.
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They then conducted two follow-up studies that, combined, involved more than 1,400 adults (mostly recruited through Craigslist) who also had prior experience faking orgasms.
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Strangers grabbing at us for pictures, not even introducing themselves or talking to us, men asking for threesomes, people accusing us of faking our relationship.
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Working as a phycisian in Jamaica, Sloane would tenderly minister to the drunken colonist whites, of while accusing any enslaved person of faking their pain.
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When kids at the school were discussing the girls and their symptoms and who was faking and who wasn't on Facebook, again, symptoms got worse.
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"She told me that I was faking my asthma attack, that I was trying to be manipulative because I wanted a break," she told me.
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An entire Sephora's worth of shimmer and falsies, shirtless men doing quadruple backflips off of a seesaw, and the secret to faking a Kardashian booty.
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"Cemaat people have done everything to undermine democracy, by faking evidence in trials, to liquidating people in the army, judiciary and civil society," he said.
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He acknowledged that by faking expense accounts, he had embezzled hundreds of thousands of dollars from Mr. Manafort, who employed him for roughly two decades.
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Newly released police files say that soon after the actor was charged with faking a hate-crime attack, prosecutors were thinking of settling the case.
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Experts presented seven techniques Mumler might have used in faking his photographs, then other experts attested that they had seen Mumler using none of them.
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Sure, but more likely, faking his death is a part of the plan for Jughead to punish Bret, Donna, and the rest of the crew.
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The doctored image became a social media meme after Smollett was arrested by police this week for allegedly faking a racist hate crime against himself.
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And the British authorities have never found RT guilty of faking or making up news, in breach of the requirement for "due accuracy," he said.
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Neither is Mr. Johnson, whose sophomore feature, "Operation Avalanche," a convincing and thrilling mockumentary about faking the moon landing, turned heads at Sundance in 2016.
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Edelman, the New England wide receiver, missed some game time after faking an injury, but he provided critical playmaking and scoring when it mattered most.
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They suggest that if an individual is motivated by a desire to signal her virtue, that does not necessarily mean she is faking her outrage.
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Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna weren't faking it when they exchanged Twitter pleasantries -- the two are actively communicating and repairing their relationship ... for Dream's sake.
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But an anonymous tipster told authorities that Weaver-Gates was faking the cancer – and was in fact stealing the funds from those who donated to her.
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Johnsson scored his first goal at 4:45 of the first period, faking a shot from the left circle then sliding the puck between Pickard's pads.
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All charges against Jussie Smollett for allegedly faking a racist and homophobic attack were dropped on Tuesday, but that does not mean the saga is over.
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And in a culture that demands we consume and respond to every granule of media, maybe faking it is the only way to not get conned.
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If an actress needed to fill time she could do so by faking a comedy dog attack while she waited for a co-star to appear.
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Lori Loughlin lost a big gig in the wake of her arrest for allegedly faking her daughters' way into college: her work with the Hallmark Channel.
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Wiseman make us feel how much work goes into something that lasts less than a minute, simultaneously dissecting the contradiction in faking spontaneity for consumerist ends.
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As we get better at making, faking, and manipulating human faces with machine learning, one thing is abundantly clear: things are going to get ~freaky~ fast.
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But is there ever a good way to mention to your S.O., "Hey, I've been faking it for six months, and now I'd like to stop"?
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After months of faking out fans with trailers starring swamp things and spiders, American Horror Story has finally released an official trailer for its sixth season.
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Image: ShutterstockWe joke about women faking orgasms both because it's common and because public perception suggests they do it to stroke the egos of clueless boyfriends.
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Participants said that faking orgasm was one way of exerting more control and getting out of sex when there didn't seem to be other options available.
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It's so good, and we eat it while watching the show Faking It. It's a little problematic, but it has lesbian representation, so I'm all in.
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In a follow up to his follow up, Žižek continues his tirade, accusing Reitman of faking a personal friendship with Ronell to promote his own career.
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"I'm so excited for the Live...people asked me if it's staged and I'm like no, I haven't been winning medals by faking it," she said.
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But if you're wondering if Malik is faking you out with his most recent reveal, you can rest assured, this time, his tattoo is 100% real.
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After her game had been verified (faking a bingo win gets you spanked with feathery whips onstage), she claimed a gift basket at the front stage.
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Because there's a tendency among sexists to see women who enter male-dominated cultures as insincere, as faking their interest "just to get attention" from dudes.
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He could have kept that fourth wall intact and kept right on faking it because, for the most part, that smile was expertly, almost alarmingly convincing.
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It was something I'd been mulling over: I identify with what nonbinary and genderfluid people tell me: not understanding gender, feeling like others are faking it.
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Sychyov was commenting on a central bank report released earlier in the day, that told of hackers breaking into accounts there by faking a client's credentials.
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If the engine is capable of sort of faking the sporting funk, what's mated to surely cannot: GM's all-new "Hydra-Matic" 8-speed automatic transmission.
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Highlights A nurse said Louisiana jail inmate Paul Cleveland was faking when he was found on the floor of his cell, naked and covered in feces.
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Faking enthusiasm for a bad haircut is always a challenge, but this woman didn't hold back when her mom gave the family dog a new 'do.
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A group of 146 college students watched One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, in which Jack Nicholson's character ends up in an asylum after faking insanity.
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So, with the case of Patrick McDermott in mind, I decided to talk to an expert on how to actually pull off faking your own death.
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Chuck is faking his even temperament during his Mesa Verde meeting, tossing off an outer layer of aluminum foil right before it and collapsing right after.
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Is it easy shooting over an aggressive, skyscraping wingspan, pump-faking, sidestepping, creating just enough space to release with dead-on accuracy from that far away?
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On blatantly obvious mistakes like a left-hander faking a throw to first while on the mound, or the Cueto drop, you might see it called.
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Jordan Kimball and Jenna Cooper left paradise engaged but soon after, text messages surfaced which lead many to accuse Cooper of faking her relationship with Kimball.
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Mitsubishi admits faking data Mitsubishi Materials said it had falsified data on multiple products -- including components used in cars and airplanes -- for more than a year.
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Other Japanese brands that have been tarnished in recent years after admitting to faking data include Mitsubishi Motors, Asahi Kasei Construction Materials and Toyo Tire & Rubber.
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EUNICE, La. – A Louisiana woman is accused of faking injuries, possibly to seek money, after claiming she bit into a razor blade in a restaurant sandwich.
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" But Mr. Trump's and Mr. Lewandowski's depiction of Ms. Fields as a drama queen faking an injury — "How do you know those bruises weren't there before?
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His machine learning technique, which he shared in a subreddit, allowed people to paste faces on existing porn videos, thus faking who was in the scene.
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" When she and Jerry are talking about women faking orgasms, she refuses to lie to save his feelings (again), and instead tells him: "You didn't know?
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In a way, "A-Zn Foods" was my way of redeeming myself for faking it, and letting people know that I'm super proud of up upbringing.
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If you don't know Schilling, he's at his best when he's knocking opponents off balance with push kicks and low kicks, then faking kicks into punches.
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From his sarcastic waving to to his over-the-top injury faking, Marchand came across as… well, not remotely likable, but at least vaguely self-aware.
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" Another is still grappling with performance, regularly faking orgasms: "I have a confession to make...I haven't been completely honest with, say...70 percent of you.
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As a result, it's not something that people can consciously control, so it gets around the problems of people lying on surveys and faking genital responses.
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Critic score: 21%Synopsis: "Sleeping with the Enemy" follows a woman (Roberts) who tries to escape from her jealous, abusive husband by faking her own death.
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The key, Ms. Shirey said, is to be aware of your negative feelings, but make the effort to move beyond them — even if you're faking it.
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Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill ran a trick play by faking a handoff to running back Derrick Henry and lofting a pass to offensive tackle Dennis Kelly.
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I have given some interviews on TV. I've been getting trolled on social media; they're saying nasty things, like I'm faking it or I deserve it.
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" So. The President of the United States is alleging, with no proof, that TV cameras are faking technical difficulties when he starts talking about "fake news.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine and Trippie Redd were only at each other's throats for publicity -- faking beef to help their careers -- according to a Nine Trey Bloods member.
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After pump-faking a throw, as Mahomes got to the line of scrimmage, he threw a quick dart pass to Travis Kelce in the end zone.
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That change came with some social experiments like faking a trip to Coachella and signing up as an Uber driver in London with a military tank.
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Now, could I see Sasha dying and Eugene later pretending that he was faking his Savior loyalty, after which his festering secret becomes a mini-subplot?
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Among the emails was a document that set "thematic guidelines" which rebel-allied media outlets had to follow — if necessary by distorting facts and faking news.
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" "Now, (the Abrams campaign is) faking outrage for political gain," he wrote, insisting that the "0003,000 Georgians on our 'pending' list can vote in the Nov.
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Back when I was in school, and either sick in bed or faking it, I would somehow always find myself glued to The Price is Right.
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The other side: Trump has suggested that House Democrats were faking their outrage over his request that Ukraine investigate alleged "corruption" by Biden and his son.
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Police arrested Farrera-Brochez, who is HIV-positive, and charged him with faking government-mandated blood tests to keep his name off the nation's HIV registry.
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But we also know that "being himself" generally involves backsliding toward the days when he got by via faking falls on the snowy streets of Chicago.
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Michael being alive is no new theory, and there is certainly compelling evidence that he went undercover to save his loved ones by faking his own death.
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Two weeks later, BuzzFeed revealed that the startup's salespeople sold insurance in states where they weren't properly licensed, with some of them faking their online training requirements.
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"I'm faking sometimes that I'm obsessed with that fat roll or that I'm loving the dimple in my butt, because I don't always love it," she says.
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Jones, who went on a profane tirade after the game, is convinced that Antonio Brown was faking an injury after Vontaze Burfict hit him high and late.
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As you might have guessed, faking or fake taking punches and kicks is a much more complicated process than the on-screen results might have you believe.
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" She chalks up the poor reputation of skin walkers in legend to "No-Maj medicine men, who were sometimes faking magical powers themselves, and fearful of exposure.
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But in a 2009 post on Barr's website, the actress predicted the patriarch would show up alive "after faking his own death" should the show ever return.
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Some folks found the Duplex demo was scary as hell and worried about the ethical concerns of AI basically faking people out by pretending to be human.
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In a sudden turn of events, TMZ broke the news that all charges against Jussie Smollett for allegedly faking a racist and homophobic attack have been dropped.
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A tiny projector makes it appear as if there's another person in the apartment from the outside by faking a moving, shadowed silhouette on a window curtain.
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Among 10 people from three groups I spoke with recently, every person recalled someone being outed for faking in their communities at least once, if not more.
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Elizabeth Warren has called Trump a loser; and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg accused him of faking an injury to avoid serving in the Vietnam War.
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The fundamental reality of the situation that Trump has no idea how to grapple with is that the families showing up at the border aren't faking it.
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Ukraine's security services seized the world's attention this week by faking the murder of a Russian opposition journalist, Arkady Babchenko, as part of a purported sting operation.
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Whether you think it's a harmless fib or a major faux pas, there's no denying that "faking it" is inextricably connected to our ideas about female sexuality.
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Katz's Deli is famous for its delicious food, but also for being the location of the infamous Meg-Ryan-orgasm-faking scene in When Harry Met Sally.
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In response to the video accusing Faze Banks of strangling Jake's assistant, rivaling fans accused Team 63 of faking the police report and drugging Faze Bank's drink.
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Later, we find out Dixie was faking her disability, playing to a stereotype that some disabled people exaggerate or fake their disabilities for attention or special treatment.
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Maybe they're faking it — they are actors — but their sort of easy male affection is unusual, especially for straight-identified male actors promoting an LGBTQ-themed project.
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He spent this morning tweeting out his greatest hits—about how the Democrats invented the Russia story (they didn't) and how CNN is faking polls (they aren't).
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"I think a woman has the right to do whatever she wants with her body, including faking a pregnancy made out of laptop wires," she told CNN.
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Our original article made sure to point out people who misidentify an allergy weren't faking their problems, but might be experiencing something else, like a food intolerance.
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Though that might be relying too heavily on conventional wisdom about gender roles, the numbers speak for themselves: faking death seems to be a heavily male phenomenon.
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Hurricane Irma consumed everyone's bandwidth over the weekend, faking right and then veering left up the northwest coast of Florida, leaving up to five million without power.
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The R-rated film, directed and written by Leigh Whannell ("Saw"), finds Elisabeth Moss contending with an abusive husband who terrorizes her after presumably faking his death.
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But within a few years, there were some who had started to find her schtick contrived, and truthers theorized she was faking her signature red carpet falls.
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Faking a flat tire near the gate to Central Intelligence Agency headquarters in Virginia, he surreptitiously recorded the license plates of employees who were entering and leaving.
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We're running out of ways to tell you that The Good Place — NBC's sitcom about a selfish woman faking her way through heaven — is worth your time.
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So Mark Linn-Baker faking his departure and hiding out in Mexico felt like a really great idea, and he was such a good sport about it.
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Donald Trump Jr. shared the photo on Twitter Sunday and said that Cooper was faking the depth of the floodwaters to harm his father, President Donald Trump.
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"The World of Tomorrow" starts with Francis Dempsey, a redheaded rogue of an Irishman faking his way across the Atlantic in first class as a Scottish lord.
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Especially not someone as funny as Bri, the girl who went viral on Colton Underwood's season of The Bachelor for faking an Australian accent to stand out.
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If you own a restaurant, especially a popular one, make sure you check these unscrupulous sites to see if they are faking your businesses on there too.
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Strgar makes very good points about how we confuse sexual freedom with sexual license, resulting in a hookup culture that has us faking orgasms like porn stars.
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Smith said people have been accusing her of faking the initial joke and tweets because the Cheez-It should have decayed, or someone should have noticed sooner.
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"One time, I was so desperate not to go, I thought faking an injury bad enough was the only way out," Larson said during Nassar's sentencing hearing.
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But his debut in that role was dominated by infighting, with Tomic, in a midmatch rant to Hewitt, accusing his teammate Nick Kyrgios of faking an illness.
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On April 1, Alan Abel will discuss a half-century of hoaxes and satiric scams he's pulled off, from prank political campaigns to faking his own death.
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That's a problem for AI. If AI is going to be used to fake people out, how do you devise countermeasures to faking people out with AI?
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The Australian was fined $15,000 in 2017 after admitting faking an injury during a first-round loss to Mischa Zverev, saying later he was "bored" with Wimbledon.
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After faking everyone out in April with a (controversial) April Fool's Joke, the reality TV couple announced that Burnham was having the pair's child in November of 2018.
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For now, the below-freezing temperatures in New York City have nothing on my plump, glowy skin... I'll just be here shamelessly faking a glow until springtime hits.
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Following their announcement, the couple began receiving negative comments from social media trolls who claimed the couple was posting doctored photos of Smith's ultrasounds and faking the pregnancy.
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In 2017, several former employees of Tetra Tech admitted to faking soil tests by swapping samples from areas known to be highly contaminated with dirt from cleaner spots.
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It's all fun and games until someone is accused of faking their streaming numbers, and that dynamic might just make this the most interesting rom-com ever written.
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The investigation uncovered a scheme that authorities believe to be spearheaded by a woman with a brilliant attention to detail and penchant for faking accents and doing impersonations.
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Mathew Martoma, a habitual liar who had been expelled by Harvard Law School for faking his grades, and who made huge illegal trades on pharmaceutical firms, was jailed.
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I'm brusque and bossy, and from what I gather, finding a friend requires at least an introductory period of being nice, which I am completely uninterested in faking.
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" It's a perfume for the daring, or those who want to be, a bottle of "dressing for the job you want" or "faking it 'til you make it.
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Reynolds said most first responders have "limited first aid equipment and training" and that it's not an officer's job to determine whether a prisoner is faking an injury.
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Marni Amsellem, PhD, a clinical psychologist at Smart Health Psychology, says that "faking it 'til you make it" generally means to fake confidence until confidence comes to you.
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Join us as we explore the not-so-glamorous underground of faking sex, drugs, violence, and more Pop culture is littered with examples of fat suits gone awry.
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She's been singing, writing, and working in studios since she was twelve years old, all culminating in the release of "Faking It" when she was 25 years old.
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During the shoot, Young sings along to the playlist — "Sweatpants" by Childish Gambino, "Win" by Jay Rock, "Barbie Dreams" by Nicki Minaj, "Faking It" by Calvin Harris ft.
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However, just because Vikander won't ever be put in Lara Croft's level of danger on a movie set doesn't mean that faking those death-defying situations is easy.
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" His custom setup allowed him to create a panoramic frame within a timelapse format, without "faking it by just cropping the top and bottom of regular timelapse shots.
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Our reasons for faking also vary with age: Older adults are more likely to pretend orgasm because they want to please their partners and emotionally connect with them.
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While plastering on a smile and faking a good mood -- referred to as surface acting -- can initially help turn things around, it can have some long-term effects.
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This story first appeared in VICE UK. If you've ever been a teenage girl – or, in fact, a fully adult woman – you'll be well versed in faking orgasms.
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During the six-day trial, prosecutors focused on the 36-year-old&aposs intentions, including how during the faking of her pregnancy Sesmas prepared for a new baby.
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For why would she take the time to place flowers on his grave before faking her own death as "Alice" if they didn't have some sort of connection?
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If the referee blows his whistle only to be informed by the VAR that the player is faking it, the ref would have to show him a card.
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Besides, faking love can work much the way asking questions does: it creates a sort of persuasive tractor beam, pulling your opponent a little bit in your direction.
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Yes. In light of all of those things, faking a letter from your doctor saying how incredibly healthy you are was likely, in Trump's mind, a no-brainer.
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The legal complaint says Jones does not believe the shooting was a hoax, but nevertheless he has repeatedly accused Sandy Hook families of faking their family members' deaths.
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A Pennsylvania woman is behind bars after allegedly faking a cancer diagnosis and subsequently raising more than $6923,000 in crowdfunding-sourced donations for her supposed treatment, PEOPLE confirms.
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My teacher ignored me because she thought I was faking it, but a few hours later, I was at the hospital with a fresh cast on my arm.
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That doesn't mean he's faking his volcanic rage at those documenting his guilt: He hates his pursuers all the more because he knows they're on the right track.
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The new prosecutor will review why the charges of faking a hate crime were dropped against the actor, and will be able to reopen the case if necessary.
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What he's saying: Trump suggested House Democrats were faking their outrage over his request that Ukraine investigate alleged "corruption" by Joe Biden and his son Hunter, saying Reps.
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The FTC began to investigate the company after a whistleblower posted on Reddit in October 2018, saying Sunday Riley was faking reviews while they were an employee there.
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Toward the end of the investigation, Antoinette has convinced herself that this man is faking the signs of a conspiracy to provoke her into a career-ending error.
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It's only over years of putting yourself out there and faking confidence that you begin to remotely enjoy the idea of going to a stranger's house to socialize.
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" The CBS host then listed off many of Trump's notable scandals over the last two years from Russia, to campaign violations, to "faking the weather with a sharpie.
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The actress stars as Infinity in The Politician, classmate Payton's (Platt) sympathy-vote running mate in a school election who may or may not be faking terminal cancer.
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Writer Lux Alptraum, the author of Faking It: The Lies Women Tell About Sex—and the Truths They Reveal, has thought (and written) a lot about this question.
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So he says he "was studying the Graduate Record Exam, I was faking it, I wanted to show I could get out and liberate my colleagues," etc, etc.
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After faking a journalist's killing in a ploy to nab his assassins, Ukraine is warning its best-known media personalities that Russian spies may want them dead, too.
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We talk to the founders of the company, a woman who works as an Invisible Girlfriend, and a sex therapist about the pros and cons of faking a relationship.
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"If you're faking an orgasm, you are signaling to your partner that he is doing everything right, when in fact he isn't," sex educator and author Patty Brisben said.
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In April he was convicted of making a false expenses claim after faking two invoices to split a genuine cost (£700, or $870, for office photographs) between two budgets.
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Roethlisberger went up to the line of scrimmage quickly and appeared to be faking a spike attempt, only to raise up and hit Brown open in the end zone.
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Sarah plays a dangerous game in that room ... she is lying to the American public .. She says the press is fake when she's faking reports from the people's house.
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Panthers defenseman Mike Matheson cleared the puck, and Brouwer chased it down, faking a slapshot with his first touch and then ringing in a wrister off the left post.
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Are you worried that your significant other is faking surprise at a plot twist in "House of Cards" because he or she has already watched it without telling you?
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So one prominent form of solar geoengineering would involve, essentially, faking a volcano: deliberately spraying the atmosphere with sulfur particles in the hopes of causing a global temperature shift.
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And while Cash isn't a hardened hustler like the narrator of "Fat Cats," he's not above exaggerating, lying, or even faking his credentials to get some sort of advantage.
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He's the type of guy you'd think is cute while sitting at a bar, and then he says literally anything, and you're already faking a dying relative to escape.
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Eduardo Vela is accused of falsifying documents, abducting a child under seven years and faking a birth while he worked at the San Ramon hospital in Madrid, now closed.
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I turned it on and tried to trick it — dropping my watch, faking a fall — but did not successfully game the system and trigger fall detection in either case.
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To advance the idea that you are dead really doesn't violate any sort of legal code, but all the ancillary steps involved with faking a death usually are illegal.
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An Australian wellness blogger and author who admitted to faking a cancer diagnosis on which she built a massive lifestyle brand, has been fined about $322,000 for misleading conduct.
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Read These Stories Next: Faking It: This Is How Sex Scenes Really Get MadeChristina Ricci Has Feelings About Her Zelda Fitzgerald MerkinYou Won't Believe These Old Hollywood Conspiracy Theories
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In one scene, Gypsy pushes herself onto a pile of snow from a porch railing while faking being unable to move her legs, giggling like an 8-year-old.
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Madonna is slamming a journalist who she claims -- despite faking it as an "intellectual feminist" -- completely botched her Madge profile, and made the icon "feel raped" by the process.
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It seems that Zenefits salespeople were selling insurance in states where they weren't always properly authorized to do so, and allegedly faking their online training requirements, according to Buzzfeed.
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" -Age 32 "With the girls that I don't really care about, like if they're faking it that's fine because if it feels real then that's good enough for me!
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The twists in his story have left Turner, 45, in agony, convinced that Catherine, 31, is faking the severity of her mental illness to avoid a trial and answers.
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Read These Stories Next: An Ode To Rihanna's Nipples 17 Times TV Shows Hid A Star's Real-Life Pregnancy Faking It: How Do Actors Learn To Speak With Accents?
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The American Journal of Law describes an attempt by researchers to determine if law enforcement officials were more effective than physicians in identifying whether people were faking their pain.
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More recently, a study from Northeastern University researchers found that people could do a pretty good job of faking a Duchenne smile, even when they weren't feeling especially happy.
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Vatanen played a pivotal role by faking a shot from the top of the slot, forcing Kings right winger Dustin Brown to commit to a block with his stick.
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Faking death could be a refusal, a way to reject the dreary facts, a way to bridge the chasm between who you are and who you want to be.
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In 2015, the gritty romance writer self-published a book called The Wrong Husband about a woman who tries to escape her abusive husband by faking her own death.
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Silva slapping on a double collar tie and faking a knee, only to have Sakuraba give a 'not this time' finger wag to a good chuckle was heart warming.
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Lewis followed up with his own claim ... that he and Pulos had been faking their business relationship for the cameras and she hadn't actually worked for him for years.
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Chicago is preparing to sue Jussie Smollett to make sure the actor pays the thousands of dollars officials say he owes for allegedly faking a hate crime against himself.
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Amelia Meath sings about "faking the truth in a new pop song/Don't you want to sing along?" as the music percolates along for three-and-a-half minutes.
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The shift toward algorithms is also reflected in Hollywood's increasing foray into faking performance, slowly pushing the actor's craft (and, in some cases, the animator's) out of the picture.
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Theriault had been a chief information officer within South Australia's Department of Premier and Cabinet, a position she obtained by lying on her resume and faking references in 2017.
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"There's less good faking now," said Mr. Greenhalgh, who in 2007 was sentenced to four years and eight months in prison after making and selling forgeries of historic artworks.
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Huneeus, a vineyard owner in Napa Valley, took part in both schemes — faking athletic abilities and test scores — in an attempt to get his daughter into a good college.
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In a separate settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission, he agreed to return $19833,000 in improper pension payments that he had received from Walco for faking his retirement.
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The fact that medical professionals also seem to love Tiktok, to the point of posting videos where they preach abstinence and accuse patients of "faking" illnesses, doesn't help either.
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The court documents claim that IBT Media and Christian Media Corporation concealed details about the money by creating a fictitious auditor, faking an audit and submitting false financial statements.
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In Phoenix's home opener, Kokoskov just about lost his mind when Isaiah Canaan veered off script by faking a handoff, keeping the ball, and mucking up the action's intent.
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The business of faking Hitler's paintings dates back nearly to the first time he picked up a brush, said Bart Droog, a Dutch journalist who specializes in Hitler forgeries.
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Chicago's mayor and police superintendent are livid about prosecutors dropping charges against Jussie Smollett, the black and gay actor accused of faking a hate crime against himself in January.
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The Syrian government has accused the group of being a front for Al-Qaeda and of faking footage in the aftermath of airstrikes — accusations that the White Helmets have rebuked.
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Kelly, who deleted his Twitter account Tuesday evening, also liked tweets claiming that the Stoneman Douglas students are faking their outrage, and had shared other conspiracy theories and discriminatory language.
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Vicki Gunvalson spent the entire last season on The Real Housewives of Orange County defending her now ex-boyfriend Brooks Ayers from her castmates' allegations that he was faking cancer.
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Heather Corinna—founder of Scarleteen, a sex and relationships education site for young people—warns against faking your orgasm, which can cause a miscommunication between you and your sexual partner.
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He worked in the country between 2008 and 2016, but was charged for faking his HIV test result using Ler's blood and using fake qualifications to earn a work permit.
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There's lots of cases in very rudimentary schemes in the late 19th century, [of people] faking their deaths and the deaths of friends and loved ones to receive life insurance.
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Resnick writes in his report that, after interviews with Harrouff, his relatives and his friends, he does not believe the defendant is faking his symptoms to dodge the death penalty.
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Is the act of faking an orgasm truly a betrayal of the fight for women's sexual liberation, or is it, perhaps, a way of claiming control over a sexual situation?
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In the book, you spoke to several individuals involved in either catching death fakers or in assisting them—all of whom said faking your death is generally a bad idea.
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It's that much of their success at infiltrating a target's social media account, PC, or company servers relies not on technical skill but on being really good at faking it.
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An unidentified woman in China was caught in the act of faking her own parking spot on another driver's dashcam, while exiting the dubious-looking lot on a busy street.
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The dismissals came after prosecutors in April agreed to dismiss around 21,000 criminal drug cases because of a scandal involving a different state chemist, Annie Dookhan, who admitted faking tests.
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The art of pranking has become even more popular over the past few years on YouTube, with many — including notoriously hated prankster Sam Pepper — faking their pranks to get views.
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There is a cult movie, " Capricorn One " (1977), about not even trying to make it to the moon but faking it instead: manna from Heaven for anyone starved of conspiracy.
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" Ocasio-Cortez retweeted the comment, adding: "Republicans are so scared of me that they're faking videos and presenting them as real on Facebook because they can't deal with reality anymore.
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In 2003, John Gleeson, a federal district judge in Brooklyn, presided over the trial of a woman charged for her role in faking a car accident for the insurance payments.
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The fallout from dos Anjos's withdrawal continues a tradition as predictable as it is stupid: accusations that a fighter who's hurt is really just faking his injuries out of fear.
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With director Frank Vitale, Mazza wrote, co-produced, and starred in the film Anorgasmia: Faking It in a Sexualized World, a kind of follow-up to Something Wrong with Her.
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In a post on Facebook, Saleh said the memo showed how a "clique" was consolidating power through a "soft purge" involving "indirect intimidation, faking identities and the marginalization of 'others'".
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I can't help you catch World Cup fever, but I can help you do a good enough job faking it that your boss lets you take that two-hour lunch.
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Ivanka and Jared typify the belief that altitude is achievement, that breaching a sanctum is as valid as earning a place there and that faking it is indeed making it.
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One of his deadliest moves entails faking a drag — going a few steps before making a sharp 90-degree cut inside and bolting across the field — and then heading outside.
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The legal complaint in the case says Jones does not believe the shooting was a hoax, but nevertheless has repeatedly accused Sandy Hook families of faking their family members' deaths.
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Harvey Weinstein's lawyer has his back, and not just in court -- she's making it clear the disgraced studio mogul's NOT faking back pain for sympathy, and will actually need surgery.
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"I thought of the idea of faking Alexia's death and then doing a thing on YouTube thanking everyone and explaining to everyone it was just to gain traction," he said.
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Cadet burned All-Pro cornerback Patrick Peterson on the play, faking in and then bouncing his route outside to get wide open on the touchdown pass before Peterson closed in.
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The shows since The L Word that have included more than a single queer person plus their rotation of partners — like The Fosters, Vida, The Bisexual, Transparent, Faking It, etc.
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After a lifetime of faking it in all sorts of ways as a mode of resilience, she is still an expert, compensating for her memory loss with skill and grace.
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I believed that having seen all these videos of color-blind people discovering color made me something of an expert; I'd be able to tell if Audrey was faking it.
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Spodek characterized Delvey's behavior, which included skipping out on airfare and hotel fees while sticking unsuspecting friends with significant bills, as faking it "until she could make it," according to Time.
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But District Attorney Marc Bennett countered during his closing statement that after faking her pregnancy, Sesmas "was either going to have to come home with a baby" or confess her lies.
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Mary Bennett, of Cumming, was charged with felony first-degree forgery and misdemeanor theft after faking the illness and receiving gifts, donations and trips, according to arrest warrants obtained by PEOPLE.
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After faking an execution, the modern Knights Templar kidnap Lynch in order to find the Apple of Eden, which Aguilar (also played by Fassbender) hid way back during the Spanish Inquisition.
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"Faking and suppressing emotions with customers was related to drinking beyond the stress of the job or feeling negatively," Alicia Grandey, a psychology professor at Penn State, told Penn State News.
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In the second period, Andersen's kick save foiled Josi, who spun to avoid a check from defenseman Cam Fowler before faking to his backhand and shooting 4:40 into the period.
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A Texas father is accused of faking the kidnapping of his missing 8-month-old son to cover up foul play as authorities continue their desperate search for the missing child.
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One project from 1996, "Disappearance at Sea", dealt with the story of Donald Crowhurst, who vanished from his boat while faking a winning course in a round-the-world boat race.
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GSoW editors wrote his page years ago and included information casting doubt on his claims, such as an interview Romanek gave in which he admitted to faking some of his evidence.
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" Context: In January 2016, Cherri Jacobus, a Republican political strategist, said on CNN that Trump "comes off like a third grader faking his way through an oral report on current affairs.
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The premiere of Season 7 was worth that painful cliffhanger, and faking Glenn's death back in Season 6 successfully gave us a glimpse into the uncertainty of living in this world.
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An image circulating on Facebook calls out a common April Fools' Day prank — faking a pregnancy announcement — and urges people to be considerate of those with infertility or pregnancy loss struggles.
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He also claimed that they had been faking their working relationship on the show for "seasons" and that Pulos was only an employee of the network, not of Jeff Lewis Design.
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Dragnea and Tariceanu, who are respectively speakers of the lower house and senate, have accused the intelligence service of abusing its power by faking evidence and illegally wiretapping millions of Romanians.
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In the real-life case, many of the investigators wrote the whole thing off as a hoax, especially after two of the Hodgson children, Janet and Margaret, were discovered faking incidents.
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Margaery is playing the High Sparrow like a fiddle (WE ALL KNOW SHE'S FAKING) and slipping Granny Olenna secret solidarity roses like the one true Machiavellian queen of Westeros we deserve.
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That's when, after failing to convert on a power play, Keller froze Elliott by faking a shot and passing the puck off to Goligoski, who scored from below the right circle.
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The mission has you faking a call between Carcani and his favorite rapper, who offers to sell the tech millionaire a one-off album that won't be available to anyone else.
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Adam Sandler and David Spade play old pals who, reuniting at their 25th high school reunion, decide to put an end to disappointment by faking their deaths and assuming new identities.
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Grappling with the pressures of young womanhood, she finds that although classical music "gives a girl weight in a world that wants her to be weightless," faking it is not enough.
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I broke into a sweat, and then, faking a smile, I pretended to text a friend while, in fact, I frantically Googled the items on the list to see their pictures.
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A Pennsylvania woman has been charged with theft after allegedly faking a cancer diagnosis and fundraising more than $10,000 through GoFundMe and Facebook, according to a complaint obtained by The Hill.
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The 35-year-old accountant is accused of faking the registration papers she filed to stand in the election that Kagame went on to win with 98.8 percent of the vote.
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Her daughter was also accused by LionMaker's fans of faking the Twitter DMs where he asked for nudes—something Wiseman says her daughter found as traumatic as the initial approach itself.
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We become a skeptic about relationships, being so jealous of others' happiness we assume that they must be faking it, or that love "isn't real," or that they'll split eventually, anyway.
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And in delivering this speech — a rare prepared address with text emailed to journalists and read off a teleprompter — Trump is making clear that he has no interest in faking it.
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" But Roberta is stuck there with her smug sister who is skilled at faking things and her nurse mother who Roberta claims is a "medical expert on Freaky Ways to Croak.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Not-so-friendly skies An airline flight crew was permanently grounded after its members were accused of faking a photo of themselves sleeping on the floor of an airport.
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"I think it's much braver and stronger and it's an incredible leadership quality to admit when you don't know something, versus pretending and faking it until you make it," Decker says.
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Close to 20,000 Massachusetts criminal drug cases are set to be dismissed because of a scandal involving a former state chemist who admitted faking tests, civil liberties activists and prosecutors said.
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He was placed on a gurney and taken to a medical unit, where a nurse said she thought he was faking and instructed him to "get up," according to the investigation.
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Instead of being the embodiment of youth like they so obviously wanted, the VMAs ended up more in the territory of a try-hard dad faking his way through chaperoning prom.
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"Flip or Flop" stars Tarek and Christina El Moussa won't win an Oscar for faking affection, because a Starbucks outing that ends with a hug is as transparent as it gets.
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For our new video series, Life-Changing Tips, Graham reveals that the one thing that's really helped her become so successful is being fake—as in faking it 'til she made it.
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It turns out that in the movie Gone Girl, Rosamund Pike plays Gone Girl, who marries Ben Affleck before deciding she hates him, faking her own death, and framing him for it.
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Fauxmosexuality may finally be on its way out, but now, rather than (rightfully) excoriating Katy Perry for faking it, we're chastising queer artists for not being believably, consistently, or academically queer enough.
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Hackers broke into accounts at the Russian central bank earlier this year by faking a client's credentials and attempted to steal $45 million, the bank said in a report released on Friday.
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She likened the harrowing experience to her former relationship with Brooks Ayers, who admitted to faking documents to pose as a cancer patient at City of Hope hospital in California in 2015.
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Bermudez did well to keep Zombie guessing, faking the takedown to come over the top with an overhand right, then opting to shoot for the takedown in chain sequences with constant movement.
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But despite his promotion of a supporter who seems to be faking at least some aspects of her life, Trump did take time Monday to send several tweets railing against "Fake News."
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Rather than responding with a passive "That's okay" or faking calmness, this Imgur user took a stand and decided to enlighten her bae on all the effort she put into grooming herself.
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Bertagna says his department is raising awareness about the Nunez case because they have seen three similar cases — of a person allegedly faking their kidnapping to extort money — in the past month.
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While this manipulation sounds like a smart idea (because it's technically not a "lie"), resorting to flat-out faking start and end employment dates will get your application thrown out if caught.
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In interrogation footage released this week, Orlando Police detectives candidly tell a man accused of murdering his wife they think his denial is "hogwash" while also accusing the suspect of faking tears.
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Several political parties and human rights organizations accused the Delhi police of faking the encounter, alleging that the men were innocent and that they had been tortured and killed by the police.
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More interested in the process of thinking than in its content, Wright follows words and thoughts where they seem to want to go — a policy that prevents him from faking his conclusions.
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"I usually let conspiracy theorists go unanswered," Cooper said, and referenced a number of online conspiracy theories accusing him of faking reporting on the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting and in Haiti.
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Elizabeth Hawley, a Kathmandu-based historian who has chronicled Everest climbs for over five decades, said she had heard of people faking ascents but could not recall the government ever penalizing anyone.
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A Canadian court has ordered a woman to pay her ex-boyfriend $375,000 [$288,000 USD] in compensation after she sabotaged his career by faking a rejection letter from a prestigious music program.
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As we explain in the video above, these programs create passages of text that seem like they were written by someone who is fluent in the language but possibly faking their knowledge.
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He's been, at various moments, a giddy clown, mimicking other players for laughs; a peevish also-ran, faking injury rather than fighting through a loss; a spoiler; a moralist; a diet guru.
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Pro-government lawmakers accused Mr. Sadat of leaking drafts of the law to foreign embassies, and of faking the signatures of 16 fellow lawmakers on another proposed law that he had drafted.
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" According to the President of the United States, everyone claiming asylum in the United States is faking it because they are lawyered up and look like "the heavyweight champion of the world.
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But trying to predict whether Eugene is ultimately evil, or just really good at faking it, is probably anyone's game at this point, even with so few episodes left in the season.
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A Seedco director was found not guilty of faking placements during a federal trial but the agency itself pleaded guilty, admitted to the fraud and paid the city $1.7 million in damages.
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It was time to make a choice: I could embrace a life of gurudom, assuming a slicker, more polished persona, selling what I knew and faking my way through what I didn't.
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The report said gangs were also trapping children by giving them an item of value to look after then faking its theft and telling them they had to work to repay the debt.
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You can't call this a documentary because no one in their right mind would take this approach in reality; the director is obviously faking this for the sake of an unaware Western audience.
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Loughlin, along with her fashion designer husband Mossimo Giannulli, are accused of paying William "Rick" Singer to participate in a college scam that involved faking their daughters way onto the USC crew team.
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They told NASA they were making a documentary, showed up wearing '60s clothes, and surreptitiously shot a movie about two CIA agents who help the space agency by faking the Apollo 11 mission.
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WALMART PULLS CONTROVERSIAL &aposIMPEACH 45&apos CLOTHING FROM WEBSITE AFTER HARSH FEEDBACK Fitzpatrick told KUTV that that the employee suggested that Fitzpatrick was faking her disability and did not need a service dog.
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However, that could itself present problems, such as teams faking a concussion to allow them to make a tactical change and the questions of what happens if the temporary substitute gets sent off.
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The video, posted in late August by the account "Team VZ," features a pregnant woman faking a miscarriage scene in her bathroom in an effort to "prank" her partner, who's presumptuously the father.
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Methods included ignoring texts or calls, skipping events they might attend, lying about one's whereabouts, pretending not to see them after making eye contact, faking sick, and blocking the lender on social media.
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"Family Matters" star Darius McCrary says it's absurd to think he dislocated his 2-year-old daughter's arm -- as his estranged wife claims -- and suggests his daughter was coached into faking the injury.
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Clinton's injury caused her to postpone planned testimony on the Benghazi attack, leading right-wing skeptics to accuse the then-secretary of state of coming down with a "diplomatic illness" -- or faking it.
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And that's what the violin tour she was faking working at had to offer: It gave the appearance of a live performance of a knockoff of a movie soundtrack about a historical tragedy.
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According to a Hollywood prop expert who specializes in faking drug use for movies, the actress once thought she got stoned off the faux marijuana used in her 2010 film Going the Distance.
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Industry executives say there is no likelihood of any thaw in the coming months, so investors are seeking other means to get their cash out, such as faking trade transactions through Hong Kong.
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Both actions are high pick-and-rolls with Russell Westbrook and Steven Adams, preluded by Alex Abrines faking like he's going to pick Ariza before he meanders to the top of the key.
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Jones had been calling BS on Brown all week -- claiming the guy was faking a head injury to get a penalty call on Vontaze Burfict during the insane ending of the Bengals vs.
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Tate conducted a yards-after-catch clinic on the right sideline, making cornerback Jourdan Lewis miss at the 35 and faking out Heath at the 20 before high-stepping the last 10 yards.
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Basically, when we look at an apparently distant hologram, it could make us feel like we're actually seeing light reflecting off a faraway object, instead of faking perspective with a flat 3D display.
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The executive producers of Fox's "Empire" say they're cutting Jussie Smollett from the last two episodes of the season in the awake of his arrest for allegedly faking a hate crime against himself.
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So instead of "faking it," women in particular are becoming more willing to speak up and prioritize their pleasure — and less willing to accept bad behavior, both in and out of the bedroom.
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When human rights lawyers and journalists brought those tactics to light in 2013, saying the agency was resorting to old habits of coercion and faking evidence, counterintelligence officials responded by filing defamation cases.
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Traveling teaches you about the world, about the connections you make with strangers, about learning to be alone, and about faking it as an independent grown-up until you become the real deal.
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At one point, the chief of base congratulated Zubaydah on a fine acting job and accused him of faking a mental breakdown under torture, according to CIA psychologist and torture architect James Mitchell.
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We wanted it to be about a filmmaker who tries to make the most famous movie of all time by faking the moon landing, and from there it was like opening Pandora's Box.
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Cao Heping, an economics professor at Peking University, warned in an article published earlier this month that faking data about returning to work would be fatal to China's plans for an economic recovery.
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Harold, as he wises up to the fact that he's been played, takes matters into his own hands, faking a kidnapping and setting off a flurry of chasing, shouting, coitus interruptus and gunplay.
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But within animation circles, Williams is famous for his uncompromising vision, his massively influential experiments with faking camera movement within the animated space, and one of the most storied "lost films" ever made.
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Here's what the investment giant found: • Mr. McGlashan introduced Rick Singer, the man accused of helping clients get their children into college by cheating on exams and faking athletic profiles, to TPG executives.
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Occasionally it would work out: I still recall faking a behind-the-back pass and juking my opponent, only to retract the ball and flip it against the backboard for an uncontested layup.
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A woman on an American Airlines flight from Pensacola, Florida, to Miami was taken into custody after allegedly faking a medical condition to get a bigger seat on the plane, NBC News reports.
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As well as faking the diaries, Mr. Kujau, who died in 2000, also faked art works in Hitler's name, many of which made their way into the Price catalog, according to Mr. Boger.
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In American politics, when disability is mentioned at all, it's too often in the context of trite inspiration porn or offensive and inaccurate myths about people faking problems to unfairly access public benefits.
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Michael Kors On Using (Or Faking) Endangered Animal Skins For the past few years, we've watched one luxury fashion house after another ban the use of exotic animal skins, like Chanel, Versace, and Burberry.
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A recently concluded investigation by Chinese authorities found that He, in addition to breaching this prohibition, broke laws in pursuit of "personal fame and gain," such as forging ethics certificates and faking lab work.
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The Cincinnati Bengals star went on "The Dan Patrick Show" Monday morning to call B.S. on Steelers WR Antonio Brown ... claiming the guy was FAKING IT when Vontaze Burfict hit him in the head.
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Faking My Westworld Fandom Was So Easy, I Almost Forgot I Was a FraudPhoto: HBOReading The Ringer's recent review of Hereditary's Wikipedia page, I thought I'd found another opportunity to do my favorite thing.
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Lionsgate Premiere Matt Johnson and Matthew Miller were flying home from the successful premier of their first film when they had an idea: Make a fake documentary about faking the Apollo 11 moon landing.
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The happy couple were out in NYC when our camera guy asked why everyone is so interested in whether or not they are actually banging ... or just faking for Paige's "Total Divas" reality show.
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Lewis had also claimed that he and Pulos had been faking their working relationship for the purpose of the show for years — stressing that she was not a formal employee of Jeff Lewis Design.
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In a viral tweet several weeks ago, author Olivia A. Cole relayed the tale of a woman faking a fart when she noticed a creepy dude approaching her and her friend at the gym.
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After just one drink, I told the dude I was with that I had to go, put him in a cab, and then sent off a text to my second date, faking a headache.
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Awaiting trial for animal cruelty after she tried to mercy kill her prize horse (she used a blunt knife to slice through its neck), she's a sociopath and an expert in faking nonexistent feelings.
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The world watched them get engaged on the same day that the blog Reality Steve leaked texts allegedly proving Cooper is having an affair and was faking a connection with Kimball for the cameras.
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As we've noted, it's not only the best tool for faking airbrushed skin, but also excellent for dabbing on watercolor-like eyeshadow, creating a deep flush on cheeks, and even executing ombré nail art.
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So while it's tempting to write off faking as an easy out at best — or a betrayal of feminists at worst — perhaps we should be a little more generous toward the fakers among us.
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He is the lone man in a lonely, broken down ski lodge on top of an abandoned mountain, pump faking into contact at 15 feet, the way he and his ancestors know is proper.
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What Mr Singer did—for 761 buyers, he claimed—is create a "side door" by bribing university officials and faking test scores that would achieve the same result at one-tenth of the cost.
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These settings can also be used to change the speed of playback (for faking slow-motion or timelapse footage) or you can even hold a specific frame for a few seconds for added emphasis.
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On the day of the Apple event in San Francisco, Facebook Trending's top story was a satirical take on the iPhone 7 from an Indian satirical website, Faking News about Siri doing household chores.
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I wish Joan Crawford could have guest-written a truly demented chapter of Lean In. When news of Joan's mystery illness reaches Bette, she correctly guesses she's faking it to protest her reduced role.
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In the almost pitch-black darkness of the gallery, this evidence is a searing indictment of BP, accusing the company of faking its crisis response efforts to only present a veneer of due diligence.
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He disguised the ruse by faking documents that logged non-existent trades among his own shell companies, which posed as a food supplier, a food distributor and a shipping firm in Turkey or Dubai.
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The idea of faking his own death provides fodder for his imagination during his commute and in front of his computer as he fantasizes about lazing on a Thai island, away from his responsibilities.
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First, I want her to start feeling more sexually comfortable, certainly, enough to stop faking orgasms left and right, but also comfortable enough to find out how her body works and what she likes.
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Anton Gerashchenko, an adviser to the interior minister, who had announced Babchenko's death on Tuesday, went on Facebook on Wednesday to compare the operation to the fictional detective Sherlock Holmes faking his own death.
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The frisson evaporates, and the game becomes more like church: a profoundly alienating activity where the suspicion that everyone is faking it vies with the fear that everyone is more into it than you.
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The incident spawned from four years prior, where Haaland, who was with Leeds at the time, told Keane to "stop faking it" as he lay injured on the ground having ruptured his cruciate ligament.
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Faking it, of course, can operate in the inverse too, not as an attempt to suppress real desire, as Frances does, but as an inability to prevent real desire arising out of something feigned.
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One favorite is faking a heart attack, and when his son doesn't laugh, Mr. Gould looks so wounded you worry he might really have one, suggesting a joke can kill even when it doesn't.
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Even her Instagram, typically a place where try-hard and faking it thrive, is absolutely authentic, filled with adorably self-deprecating selfies and throwback film stills to videos of clowns and daily outfit reminders.
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Repeatedly, we see contestants faking their way through these chats; popular early entrant Sammie has a tendency to rattle off enthusiastic phrases like "LOL" and inflections like exclamation points with a completely deadpan expression.
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" As for what will happen to Annalise, who hinted at faking her death with a legal example during her final class, McGorry says, "There's no predicting what is going to happen in this show.
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I remember feeling strongly, though, that I didn't want to do anything drastic that I wouldn't have done had there not been a draft — such as faking a medical condition or fleeing to Canada.
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After faking a handoff to Frank Gore, quarterback Josh Allen tossed the ball to wide receiver John Brown, who feinted a run, stopped, and then threw back to Allen streaking towards the end zone.
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Working for McKinsey, a firm most recently in the news for faking numbers while working on a project to reduce violence at the jail on Rikers Island, is more involved than eating a hamburger.
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The film follows the events of the 2018 hit "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," as Lara Jean and Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo) start dating for real after faking it in the first movie.
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Maybe women are so busy faking it — to be more like a man at work, more like a porn star in bed, more like 30 at 50 — that we don't trust our natural responses anymore.
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Nikita Dragun, a friend of Charles' and another YouTube personality, posted some screen grabs of texts meant to support the makeup artist, but instead has people on Twitter accusing Dragun of faking the text exchange.
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But when you start accusing people of faking their pie photos, much like the dumb theory around Koigate, it's maybe time to take a step back and remember that even liars tell the truth sometimes.
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The film follows the events of the 2018 hit "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," as Lara Jean and Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo) start dating for real after faking it in the first movie.
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That doesn't mean that her relationship is somehow flawed — I know that Sierra and her partner have a healthy, loving, and strong relationship — but the rhetoric around faking orgasms would make it seem that way.
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Often, when we talk about faking it, we use it as a joke about straight, cisgender men who aren't able to please their partners or as a criticism of women whose bodies don't work properly.
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A California man accused of faking his own suicide after being charged with multiple sex crimes against children was recently found by police living in a storage container across the country in Key West, Florida.
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Part of being real is admitting that a lot of us are out here buying bootleg bags and faking it, to show people that we have money — that we have things that we really don't.
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As great and ubiquitous as online dating now is, it can still open you up to the possibility of being catfished, or being lured by someone who's faking an online persona using someone else's photos.
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Between Cyrus shaking her finger "no," and Hemsworth pranking his fiancée by faking an almost accident as he's been known to do in the past, we'd say that things between the pair are just fine.
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In March of 2016, actress Jessica Lowndes claimed she was dating Jon Lovitz in an effort to promote her music video "Deja Vu." Vogue argued that Lowndes had "gamed the system" by faking the relationship.
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In a statement after the meeting, Lutsenko said faking the murder was necessary because it allowed Ukrainian investigators to obtain more information about the list of people targeted and about who had ordered the murder.
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The speed with which companies can create and dissolve presences on the internet has made this a particularly tricky problem: sometimes the company faking the ads is the same company distributing the products, sometimes not.
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A man who claimed to be a Vietnam veteran and Navy SEAL in a Fox News segment earlier this month has admitted to lying about his service and faking his awards, including two Purple Hearts.
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These reassure customers that the number showing up on their phone is actually the number that called, and not a fraudster "spoofing," or faking, the number to try to get people to pick it up.
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In March, the biggest college admissions scandal in history implicated 50 people in a shocking criminal conspiracy to grease the admission of lackluster students' into big-ticket schools by manipulating test scores and faking extracurriculars.
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He suggests that rockets "don't work in space," says that all SpaceX videos are faked, suggests the footage is reversed, and has theories for why SpaceX is faking the landing with the help of NASA.
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I can't believe that I can go from a show like Transparent, that's definitely like nothing else, to shows like The Fosters and Faking It that are doing something similar with a totally different approach.
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The popular theory that Margaery is only faking her newfound devotion to the Seven seems to be confirmed when she visits Lady Olenna to encourage her mother to mind her business and leave King's Landing.
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" A 2016 essay that Ms. White wrote for PBS NextAvenue about her employment crisis drew widespread attention on social media, ultimately opening the door to publication of her recent book, "603, Underemployed and Faking Normal.
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The airline has a track record of working its pilots to the point of exhaustion, faking pilot training certification and forcing pilots to fly planes they worried were unsafe — including the plane that crashed. 7.
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Skin Deep Rather than roast in the sun, and in all likelihood bring on sun damage, sun spots and other hot weather woes, self-tanner has become a reliable solution for faking a bronzed glow.
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But when you play through the potential outcomes, faking it is obviously unsustainable in the long term: Social media fraudsters eventually get found out when they fail to deliver the genuine human engagement they promised.
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Alibaba's growth has been criticized over the years, with some brands saying the company does not do enough to end the widespread sale of counterfeit products on its platforms, and the problem of faking orders.
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Although interviewers relay a lot of background information about the company or the role that you may not find compelling, it's important that you show interest even if you're faking it, advises the interview coach.
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In recent weeks, Kemp's office has countered that much of the criticism of his office is misplaced, and that Abrams and other Democrats are "faking outrage for political gain" and attempting to hurt his campaign.
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It's not clear if anyone making the reviews has actually set foot inside a Trump hotel—an obvious reason Yelp would want to delete their posts—but some people seem pretty good at faking it.
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A Georgia woman is accused of faking terminal cancer and allegedly collected cash donations, a trip to New Orleans, a fishing charter and a hot air balloon ride – more than $25,000 worth of goodwill, PEOPLE confirms.
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At MTV, she was the executive vice president and head of scripted programming, working on shows such as Faking It, Awkward, Finding Carter, Scream, Teen Wolf, Nicole Byer, Mary + Jane, Sweet/Vicious, and The Shannara Chronicles.
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She's no stranger to faking it with extensions or clip-in bangs on any given occasion, but when it comes to cutting her hair for real, she always goes for one cut in particular: the bob.
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First there was the college admissions scandal earlier this year, which revealed the elaborate lengths wealthy parents will go to get their children into elite schools, including faking a learning disability and forking over $22001 million.
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It's important to note that prisoners are notorious for faking sickness and injuries to get out of various prison duties, which makes it difficult for guards to tell the difference between real emergencies and phony ones.
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Syria's government under President Bashar al-Assad has accused the group of being a front for al Qaeda and of faking footage of the aftermath of air strikes for propaganda purposes, charges the White Helmets deny.
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On Thursday, Australia's parliament voted to increase the prison term to 15 years for anyone convicted of tampering with food, and increased the maximum sentence for faking a food-tampering incident to ten years in prison.
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Four other workers in the corporate chain were convicted of crimes including faking a foreman's license, lying to federal investigators and conspiring in an illegal scheme to warn miners and other subsidiaries of surprise safety inspections.
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The last I saw Lytro's Immerge tech, they were showing off "Moon," a fun little short on the faking of the moon landing that sought to integrate computer graphics and light field into a single project.
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Jane the Virgin doesn't shy away from this thorny subject, letting Jane worry to her best friend about faking her orgasm, and even to her mother that she and Michael might not be compatible after all.
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According to CNN, police in India arrested a 32-year-old man on Thursday for allegedly sending a hoax email faking an airport hijacking plot to get out of going on a trip with his girlfriend.
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It opens up the possibility of a brilliant alternative telling of Thoreau's story, where he sets off into the woods, bottles it, and starts sneaking back home each night while faking the rest of his experience.
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Sure, maybe half of milk-avoiders are faking it, but the other half might spend the rest of the night on the toilet—or in the hospital—if they're accidentally served something that causes a reaction.
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Russia's representative to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, Alexander Shulgin, accused the White Helmets rescue group of faking a chemical attack, pointing to US funding of the group as part of the problem.
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A source in the room also disputed Carper's recollection of the events, telling CNN that while Carper did say Cohn should "tell (Trump) he's brilliant and hang up," he did not suggest faking a bad connection.
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Many are already doing a decent job faking it with a single on-board camera, but offering a premium augmented reality experience requires solid depth sensing, and that's best served with the inclusion of multiple cameras.
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In the mid-22014s, it was discovered that while he was working as Margaret Thatcher's senior adviser on NHS reform, Dr. Clive Froggatt was faking hundreds of diamorphine (pharmaceutical heroin) prescriptions to feed his secret habit.
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Wood Mountain and his opponent Joe Wobble wander around the reservation towns before a major fight, each secretly faking injuries in the hopes he will shock the other by being magically healed once in the ring.
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But now that Smollett has been arrested for allegedly faking the attack, they're starting to pull back the support, and they could be much more reluctant to step forward on social justice cases in the future.
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The mixing and faking of architectural and decorative styles — chandeliers, trompe l'oeil marble columns, a gilded mezzanine, and faux Rococo and Baroque paintings — reflects the pastiche in Bronstein's drawings and paintings of real and imagined architecture.
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"The faking of origin and the illegal transshipment of goods happens most often in the sectors of textiles, seafood, agricultural products, tiles, honey, steel and iron, aluminum and timber products," the department said in the statement.
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"This is just really symptomatic of this bigger problem: The fact that patients with complex, medically unexplained symptoms ... they're often dismissed, and a lot of mainstream physicians think that patients are faking it," he told CNN.
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That's a Lynchian theme, of course, one that plenty of moody adolescents have stumbled upon organically: the insight that everyone who looks happy is just faking it—and that sex is scary and kind of gross.
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But in retrospect, he credits himself with doing one thing right: He saw a good way to look at his situation and committed to faking that perspective, hoping that his genuine self might eventually catch up.
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Actresses Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin, among dozens of other wealthy (if not necessarily famous) parents, allegedly participated in two kinds of schemes, one based on cheating on tests, the other on faking talent at sports.
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Democrats rolled their eyes at the breathless outrage and suggested conservatives were faking it in an effort to discredit the ongoing federal investigation into Russia's meddling in the presidential election and whether Trump & Co. were involved.
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"We have been convinced for months that the defendant was faking or maligning her so-called incompetency as a delay tactic to avoid taking responsibility for killing her husband," O'Green said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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It is unclear exactly what or how much Olivia Jade knew of her mother's alleged scam, though the faking of the crew photos is enough for many to believe that she was complicit in this alleged fraud.
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Tabloids once dubbed Sarah Ferguson the "Duchess of Pork" on account of her pregnancy weight gain, while the ever-svelte Kate Middleton was accused of faking her pregnancy (her slimness was partly due to severe morning sickness).
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Four more Chinese regions have been accused of faking efforts to rectify environmental problems and paying only lip service to the country's war on pollution, according to reports published by the environment ministry on Monday.
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Messing with electronic systems to give a tactical advantage is absolutely nothing new; if successful, faking communications to give a tactical advantage is really just proof that "cyberwarfare" and conventional battle are becoming one and the same.
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" But Ocasio-Cortez criticized the video via Twitter after New York Times reporter Shane Goldmacher pointed it out, saying that "Republicans are so scared of me that they're faking videos and presenting them as real on Facebook.
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Chinese state media report a total of 15 people have been detained so far in a growing scandal over the faking of records by a rabies vaccine maker, including the CEO of Changchun Changsheng Life Sciences Ltd.
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In the 1989 movie "When Harry Met Sally," actor Meg Ryan's loud rendition of a woman faking an orgasm while seated at a New York deli stands as one of the most memorable moments in film history.
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FAKING IT The self-care-ish rituals that I see my proxies cultivating the most are usually some collaboration between their existing habits, and something they've seen other people doing, and literal nothingness, and that's dicey, right?
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But these scenes have a disturbing ring of truth, partly because the Wuppertal dancers — three of whom were part of the original 1984 cast — are never faking what they do, even if no actual harm is done.
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In other cases, the reverse can happen: MRI or neuropsychological exams have been used to show that someone is faking their lack of competency, and have caused judges and juries to continue, instead of stop, the proceedings.
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