There's no fool like an old fool, or a young fool, or a rich fool, or a poor fool.
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That might fool the average viewer, but Hollywood can and should aim higher; don't fool the novice — fool the expert.
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"It can fool you, and it can fool you bad."
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After all, a fool with a tool is still a fool.
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Fool me once, fool me twice, it matters not to me.
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I knew the old saw: No fool like an old fool.
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Fool, fool For once, I was broke and I was laughing.
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Don't let Microsoft fool you the way they helped fool the judges.
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Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.
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Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me.
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Trump's plan may fool some people, but it can't fool the atmosphere.
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Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, bless you John Krasinski.
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Some fool slapped you, some other fool sprayed seltzer in your face—nothing.
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" That's when Khalifa corrected West and called him a "fool": "KK is weed fool.
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" That's when Khalifa corrected West and called him a "fool": "KK is weed fool.
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LOS ANGELES — Fool me once, Man of Steel, fool me twice, Batman v Superman.
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Yeah, so, okay back to ... You fool the brain, you fool the security camera.
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Finally, as one Montgomery insider glumly summarises, "There is no fool like an old fool."
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"They used to fool us, so now we fool them," a motorcycle driver told her.
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There's such ache in watching him fool himself and catch wise and fool himself again.
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Only a fool would predict its success — but only a fool would not root for it.
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Since his fool me once, shame on you/fool me twice and I'm a pervert .305/.345/.
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I was, like, "Look, man, I am no fucking fool" … But, looking back, I am a fucking fool.
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"I don't fool around with his office and he doesn't fool around with my household," she once said.
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"You'd be a fool, I'd be a fool, not to respond and try to get there," Griner said.
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Debatable. "They used to fool us, so now we fool them," a grinning Stephen Joe, 232, said on Saturday.
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"He is a fool, he is free to be a fool, but he is not free to be a dangerous fool on our shores," said Jack Dromey, a Labour MP and a shadow Home Office minister.
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And then I settled on this idea of the fool, the Shakespearean fool or the jester, being kind of a superhero.
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Fool the courts once, shame on the NFL; fool them twice, and there will be plenty of shame to go around.
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"They figure out not only how to fool consumers, they also figure out how to fool companies and online marketplaces," she said.
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Another noteworthy newcomer is Motley Fool Ventures, which is an early-stage, tech-focused venture fund tied to The Motley Fool investment platform.
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As Mr. Bush himself once famously tried, yet failed, to say: "Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me."
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So while they can fool security cameras, they can't yet fool your friends into thinking you're Moby (as much as we wish they could).
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You may be a slick salesman, who fooled many people in this country, but you didn't fool me and you didn't fool New Yorkers.
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And while the researchers say that these "natural adversarial examples" will fool a wide range of vision systems, that doesn't mean they'll fool them all.
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But there is a lot more to slapping a fool than just slapping a fool... The Stockton Slap has become part of the Diaz lore.
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You may find a buyer at a higher price — a greater fool — or you may not, in which case you yourself are the greater fool.
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The overarching lesson of Chief Justice Roberts can be summed up in a familiar phrase: Fool me once, shame on them; fool me twice, shame on me.
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Speculators, on the other hand, rely on the "greater fool theory," meaning that some greater fool will come along and pay you more than your purchase price.
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In three of my books I quote Richard Feynman's line that the first principle of science is you must not fool yourself and you're the easiest person to fool.
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As is so often the case, you can have the most fool-proof security operations around, but if some fool doesn't use two-factor authentication, you're a sitting duck.
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But while the knights await a "pure fool" who, it has been prophesied, will bring renewal to the brotherhood, sometimes Mr. Vogt played the fool a little too well.
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"You can't fool an interviewer into thinking that you're actually passionate about something, but even worse, you're never even be able to fool yourself in the long term," Aronstein says.
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You can fool your brain, but you just can't fool your heart and with "Hang The DJ" we're given a good reason for why we should start listening to it.
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Me. And, I immediately played it like a fool—a fool fluent, twitch-conditioned, in the gung-ho histrionics of Bethesda's other big shooter of the here and now, DOOM.
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The second time -- fool me once, shame on me.
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" Stanley claimed: "She doesn't want to look a fool.
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" Stanley added, "She doesn't want to look a fool.
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" He added, "Don't let fame and illusions fool you.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Do not let its beauty fool you.
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As the old saying goes: Fool me once ... Elsewhere.
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" And Balaam replies, "You've made a fool of me!
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" "They may have been right about the fool part.
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Yeezy was attached to a cable ... he's no fool.
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To appear human to a human reader, meanwhile, is a totally different task that's much more labor intensive; it's a lot harder to fool a person than it is to fool a program.
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And if it's so easy to mislead or fool the public and news media with images, imagine how much easier it is to fool us with information such as claims from anonymous sources.
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You know, that's a challenge, that's a big challenge trying to fool people in real life, and, you know, once you do that, you know you'll be able to fool 'em on film.
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There's a saying, now associated with the investor Warren Buffett, that if you're playing poker for 30 minutes and you don't know who is the fool at the table, the fool is you.
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Fancy words used unnecessarily make you sound like a fool.
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But don't let the age of the silicon fool you.
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Don't let the plainness of the building fool you, though.
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I've told the truth, I didn't come to fool you.
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He described Sir Kim as "wacky" and "a pompous fool".
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A man would be a fool if he wasn't afraid.
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The issue is a Hollywood celebrity acting like a fool.
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Just in time to fool another franchise in free agency!
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He's able to fool even those in his firing range.
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Phrased differently, we don't consciously decide to act a fool.
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When it comes to cooking, Tiffany Haddish is Nobody's Fool!
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Having him fail to try just makes him a fool.
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She's torn between two lovers and feeling like a fool.
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For a bumbling fool, he's really good at manipulating people.
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I know, I know — fool me once, shame on you.
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The Motley Fool owns shares of and recommends TransDigm Group.
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At the same time, it can be easy to fool.
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But don't let the intimacy of the event fool you.
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And now you can make a fool of yourself too!
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He may look young, but don't let that fool you.
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Previously, I could fool them by hiding in my ship.
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REUTERS/Josemar Goncalves here Ry Cooder – Fool For A Cigarette
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And only a fool turns his back on the tide.
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There are several ways we fool ourselves, and they're predictable.
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Oh man, Tom, you sure did fool all of us.
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Of course, this won't fool everyone — or even most people.
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Stephanie Wright was not going to be made a fool.
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"You can really fool people with this hair," she says.
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The Motley Fool originally obtained the Digitimes report before publication.
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I've told the truth, I didn't come to fool you
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So I'd be a fool not to pick their brains.
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No, my naive blue fool, today I am the teacher.
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Don't let a couple of relatively quiet weeks fool you.
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If you don't, you'll make a major fool of yourself.
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I think that you're a fool if you don't watch.
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But don't let Miami's thirst for designer labels fool you.
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Trump might be a fool, but he's more than that.
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And look, I'm not the only fool with this idea.
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I was standing there, squeezing the pump, looking like fool.
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Sabi ko, isa ka pang tarantado (you are another fool).
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Buy the time you support records there already working fool.
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"He's 258 and he's a driving fool," Whit Merrifield said.
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This poem likes to fool around in other people's cars.
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Valerie wasn't such a fool, she got hold of that.
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"You'd be a fool not to think that's the case."
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You're making a fool of yourself, she wanted to say.
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If you think it is easy you are a fool.
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It's-- kind of a pure, greater fool theory type-- investment.
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We are not going to fool around with fossil fuels.
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You'd be a fool if you didn't listen to them.
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But don't let your teeny dictator's charismatic meows fool you.
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I'm a fool and I let it get to me.
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I pity the fool that has to wake Gibby up.
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"The Fool Pt. 3 (Frame of Mind)" is about peace.
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I'm a fool, so situations like that could totally happen.
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Dressed up like Austin Powers, looking like a damned fool.
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"Don't let the word tea fool you," the piece reads.
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We like to fool ourselves, we're good at it. Right.
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Yes, sometimes I make a fool out of myself, too.
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You'd be forgiven for letting the price fool you, though.
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Here's why: So don't let the negative headlines fool you.
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Because the fool is the smartest man in the room.
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Ass is used to describe a donkey or a fool.
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Only a fool would approach a bog without due caution.
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He didn't so much fool the public as indulge it.
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He still wanted to make a fool out of people.
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President Donald Trump is trying to fool evangelicals like me.
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Ashamed to have served with this fool in the #ncga.
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"'He who represents himself has a fool for a client.'"
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Try not to act a fool (in the illegal sense).
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He appears to be a disorganized fool, to be honest.
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Could he not now rise to the level of fool?
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Peloton isn't trying to fool anyone about its target market.
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When I sing this song, I look like a fool.
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Trump has called Romney "pompous" and "a fool" on Twitter.
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The law, it seems, is being played for a fool.
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Don't let the wickedness of "Milton and Marcus" fool you.
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They are trying to fool the media, voters and you.
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Listeners can get their backs up: You can't fool me.
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I hate to see her make a fool of herself.
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But anyone who counts Bernie out is a damned fool.
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It's not going to fool anyone, but not bad, right?
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Only a fool, after Brexit and Trump, would suggest otherwise.
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Or they might be a deliberate attempt to fool people.
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We're not going to fool around with this other stuff.
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The motto, "Don't Be an April Fool," may be working.
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It's quiet at first, but don't let it fool you.
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They help them sell the stories and fool the public.
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Trying to fool the press and public is one thing.
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Now I have no problem making a fool of myself.
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I was furious when Jaime Lannister slept with Brienne of Tarth and dumped her, making a fool of her just as the first boys in her youth had notoriously made a fool of her.
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But Fabre has tried to fool audiences with 3D portraits before, so it's not hard to believe he would try to fool his government to test just how realistic a fake headshot could be.
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Now try to run away, fool, run away now if you can, run on your hands, run on your head, run with all your strength, fool, so I never have to see you again. Run.
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Images generated in this fashion can fool humans, but also computers.
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"The fool IMF no know what's best for me," he sings.
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The group released their debut studio album, Feel Your Feelings Fool!
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Don't let the portrait fool you: Trumpism is bigger than Trump.
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"We can't fool ourselves," says former CBP Deputy Commissioner David Aguilar.
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Or it may simply suggest you can only fool him once.
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Netflix didn't fool around when it started producing its own content.
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Only a fool would bet against his newest one, First Man.
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Don't let the pristine compositions and restrained color palette fool you.
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Don't let anyone running for President fool you – America is great.
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And don't let recent reports of its death fool you, either.
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"You don't fool us with this sales strategy," said another user.
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Don't let these Santa's fool you ... they're freezing their asses off.
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But in the world of Waystar-Royco, he's a Shakespearean fool.
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When Corey wanted to fool around again, Charlie was not interested.
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Does this fool think nuclear war is like a street fight.
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But don't let that fool you because it really is ~magic~.
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"I'll make you look like a fool," she says threateningly later.
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Was it his fault that people are so easy to fool?
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Too bad, as they put it, they "picked the wrong fool."
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And she managed to fool the authorities for nearly 50 years.
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Only a fool would meet the Dothraki in an open field.
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However, it's not a fool-proof system for predicting political events.
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Does it make a brand cool if it can fool you?
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Better he looks a fool than brings world peace -- right, media?
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"Let's not fool ourselves," Orban said in March, according to Bloomberg .
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"Salesforce's growth is impressive," said Joe Tenebruso, analyst for Motley Fool.
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There are many ways to fool security agents at the airport.
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I'd been a careless fool who'd shirked my responsibilities in life.
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Don't let the soothing forest murals and cozy furniture fool you.
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Let's just say, I didn't end up looking like a fool.
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If there are no electronics to fool, then there's no problem.
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It's been relatively easy to fool these moronic humans thus far.
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"Don't let me have a son, I'm a fool," he raps.
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Prosecutor Jeff Dimmig tells PEOPLE Barnes's testimony did not fool anyone.
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Rating: Fool me once, you must be at the Louvre Pyramid.
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Fool me twice, I see you're still at the Louvre Pyramid.
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But don't let the simplicity of the album's title fool you.
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I may act like a fool, but I am your father.
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Listen up fool: this is how it is going to go.
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I was able to fool it with a picture of myself.
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If you maintain that, you're going to look like a fool.
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He is a dangerous fool because he has so much power.
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To pass judgment is to risk making a fool of oneself.
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"I don't think Trump's a fool," the Hubbard Broadcasting CEO added.
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He's now branded as a doofus, a fool, the office jester.
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Repatriation tax amnesty doesn't work Fool me once, shame on you.
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You can only fool some of the people so many times.
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The senator "was made to sound like a fool," Trump said.
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Don't let their watery habitat and natural swimming abilities fool you.
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ASL Pro: Don't let the site's old school appearance fool you.
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Theo Epstein, the Cubs' president of baseball operations, is no fool.
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Maybe I'm a fool for trying but stakes are too high.
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Don't let the country accent and the sweet smile fool you.
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"He's a jealous fool and not a bright person," Trump said.
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Instead, they're trying to fool voters by hiding behind a hashtag.
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I want this fool to go to prison for his commentary.
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Did you not call me a fool in front of everyone?
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I tried to wake that fool up like 20 minutes ago.
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He's got a quiet voice, but don't let that fool you.
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Investors in these companies are necessarily selling to the greatest fool.
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Anyone who gets killed by a merman is a fool, sorry.
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And don't let the memes fool you: It can be profound.
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Or is he, as Gurnemanz at first concludes, just a fool?
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The next year, "The Fool and the Angel" hit No. 75.
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Look, if you're cooking Thanksgiving dinner, please don't fool around today.
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The Fool curled up next to her, grimaced and whispered something.
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Jim was a drunken fool, but that wasn't all he was.
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Only a fool would believe for a moment that it could.
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Or strawberry fool, strawberry Pavlova, strawberry Charlotte, a simple strawberry tart?
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Mr. Etzioni characterized our experiment as an effort to "fool" students.
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I would be a fool to give anyone my unqualified support.
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"Your false claims fool no one," he said in a tweet.
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Tell your son that he doesn't have to be anybody's fool.
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And your BRAZIL didn't help me with anything, you big fool!
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Don't let the setting fool you: It wasn't a glamorous job.
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The critic of progress is not merely wrong but a fool.
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The baron is often portrayed as a pompous, hefty, old fool.
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"; "To be held within oneself is deathlike"; "I was a fool.
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She has continued to fool those who have the best intentions.
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"Don't let its measly 50-cent gain fool you," Cramer warned.
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The women on Dollface know that you can't fool your friends.
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Don't let those adorable neck kerchiefs and pleated miniskirts fool you.
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You'd think such a system would be easy to fool. Nope.
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Items are only worth what a fool will pay for them.
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Being celebrated as Marvelous Marv, the Mets' fool, broke his spirit.
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Undercover and sting officers dress in plain clothes to fool suspects.
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Fool me twice, and you're starting to develop a business model.
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That "would likely be able to fool the app," he said.
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More, fool, me, as it's excellent—as I soon enough discovered.
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Don't let those quotes — or Mattis's nickname, "Mad Dog" — fool you.
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Go ahead and spend your life savings on these, Educated Fool.
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KATHARINA: Ay, if the fool could find it where it lies.
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We must, therefore, encourage our fellow citizens — teachers, students, scientists and explorers alike — to treat failure as a way to foolproof a solution, not as a fool&aposs errand or an error only a fool would make.
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I'm just a damn fool out here about to lose my house!
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It may look cute and bright, but don't let it fool you.
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I'd be a fool if I thought about five years from now.
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Don't let the unseasonal heat wave fool you — winter is, eventually, coming.
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"Just Your Fool" was originally recorded by Buddy Johnson and His Orchestra.
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Don't let those calm, curated Instagram shots of TLOP merch fool you.
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Don't let her looks fool you: Emily Ratajkowski has quite an appetite.
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Fool me three times, and I will assume you are Hiddleswifting me.
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If you are renting a car this summer, don't be a fool.
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It's definitely not a good idea to fool around with retirement calculators.
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This seagull is not about to be made a fool of, OK?
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" They then performed a new tune titled, "I Will Be Your Fool.
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How could a man they find so detestable fool so many Americans?
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Word to the wise: Don't let the hall of mirrors fool you.
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I guess I was a fool for thinking I'd get any answers.
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Or worse, don't be the fool who blacks out by himself somewhere.
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Their miniature missiles may be tiny, but don't let that fool you.
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Mr Roberts is ambitious, Mr Diller adds, but he is no fool.
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Hypothetically such sophisticated constructed physiology could fool contemporary medical imaging as well.
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Don't let the bustling jazz fusion soundtrack of this video fool you.
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But anyone who doesn't know where the exits are is a fool.
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"Don&apost let the record fool you," McDermott said of New York.
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Shit happens to him, but he's not a fool or a clown.
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Here's what I love about Doggett: She's observant, and she's no fool.
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How do these wildlife tourism destinations try to attract and fool customers?
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Last tax season, The Motley Fool reports the average refund was $2,782.
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After all, someone pushing shopping carts must be an uneducated fool, right?
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This is "Act a Fool" by Ludacris, from 2 Fast 2 Furious.
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The go-to fool proof gift we've all given at least once?
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But Trump is a fool to think the party is for him.
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I'm not an absolute fool about technology: a determinist or militant naif.
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First, the point isn't to fool anyone that Alexa is a person.
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Kanye West was a dancing fool Monday night at Justin Bieber's concert.
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Bottom line, these things rule and are too cool for fool school.
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He's making a fool of himself and it's only 9:30 am!
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Most people enjoy making a fool about themselves from time to time.
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Winter is finally gone, but don't let the warmer weather fool you.
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Fool people into thinking you're Martha Stewart by offering a warm beverage.
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"Well, it's better to be silent than be a fool," she said.
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I'm a world-class fool in the best case of the word.
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Plus don't miss a check-in with DMV rapper Q Da Fool.
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But don't fool yourself into thinking this is OK or even tolerable.
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So I would say sometimes that the gruff exterior can fool people.
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If you ignore that, then you're the tin-foil hat wearing fool.
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But as the old saying says, fool me twice, shame on me.
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I think, for a moment, that I'm a fool for doing this.
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Bucharest and makes a fool of himself, he retreats, mysteriously, only to
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If you can't perceive the fashionable nature of leggings, you're a fool.
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In 1993, Francine Prose wrote about "Nobody's Fool" for the Book Review.
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Mitski covers Frank Sinatra's "I'm a Fool to Want You," for example.
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"Fool the American people four times, shame on Congress," Jordan said Wednesday.
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A convincing literary hoax, it seems, can fool even its own author.
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But don't let a wagging tail fool you — they can get hot.
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When you want a fresh, simple dessert, go for this strawberry fool.
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Some people must be thinking, 'What a silly old fool living there.
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She refuses to play the "fool," even if that path is easier.
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You cannot just barrel into the fool if you can avoid it.
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Only a fool would go for a quiet stroll in Caracas, right?
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"Don't let the breathless commentary fool you," the "Mad Money" host concluded.
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She didn't exactly pass the Turing test, but she did fool me.
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As a species, we're easier to fool than convinced we've been fooled.
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He turns out to be a fool for love, among other things.
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Ortiz seemed to be questioning whether Liddell was trying to fool him.
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Gee is quoted: I used to be an awful superstitious little fool.
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Seth F. seemed to gather that he was dealing with a fool.
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But this isn't my area of expertise frankly, maybe I'm a fool?
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Indulging in it can fool one into a grander opinion of themselves.
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Well, to be more precise, she just wanted to fool people temporarily.
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When did you initially get the idea for "The Fool Pt. 3"?
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So 'The Fool' tries to break through that in his last words.
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Instead, they rely on manipulation of the glasses to fool the system.
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But one unwitting man—a damn fool, if you ask us—did.
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The DMV's "fat fool" is also one of its more polarizing figures.
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Haste Midi will release their Fool EP February 29 on Lauter Unfug.
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And our reliance on technology is making us even easier to fool.
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It came back to bite me, and I look like a fool.
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Her character is a fool for love with delusions of grandeur. (metrograph.com)
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But don't fool yourself that the suppliers of fuels are the polluters.
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But arming overworked and undersupplied teachers is the act of a fool.
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Our rights and liberties were illegally stripped away by this dishonest fool.
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Rome exalts the furbo, or clever, and pities the fesso, or fool.
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But any president who thinks this one is "ours" is a fool.
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We both understand that everyone's work friend would be everyone's work fool.
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Lear stalks the heath with his loyal friend Kent and the Fool.
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I was a fool not to buy it on 1stdibs years ago.
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Riley appeared in the 2018 comedy "Nobody's Fool," which starred Tiffany Haddish.
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Don't let their size fool you, these mini bottles pack big fun.
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Training one algorithm to fool another is known as adversarial machine learning.
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Ice picks and knife fights But don't let their congeniality fool you.
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But make no mistake: He is not the Fool, he is Lear.
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"If it turns you queasy, you are a fool," he told her.
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Now you can easily fool people into thinking you like fancy art.
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If a crash does happen, you won't have been the greater fool.
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The self-serving talk of "a peaceful, transactional cooperation," will fool nobody.
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You're the same goddam fool I didn't want to be with anymore.
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She wanted to say, No, fool, what do you take me for ?
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While Clouseau was a benign fool, there's nothing benign about Nunes's foolishness.
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When it comes to getting business done, Frankel does not fool around.
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The username some other fool is failing to put to good use.
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"You are trying to fool the body's immune system," Dr. Humar said.
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The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned.
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Don't let the graphic novel Bowie: Stardust, Rayguns & Moonage Daydreams fool you.
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But when you start to fool yourself, you are in real trouble.
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Not far behind me, some poor fool was silently hacking up a lung.
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In trying to fool the adversary, the generative software learns from its errors.
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Photorealistic paintings fool the eye while revealing the artist's skill with the brush.
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He wrote several films as well, including Paris, Texas, Fool for Loveand Simpatico.
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My question is, you know, fool me once, twice, three, four, 10 times.
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Don't let the relatively portable size of VR and MR wearables fool you.
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I was jumping around like a fool and having a blast doing it!
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Consequently, you might feel like a fool for having taken the "joke" seriously.
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But you can't fool us: There's a sly wink to everything RBG does.
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Iola, no fool, elects to trust Beverly despite Beverly's assurances that she shouldn't.
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What did you think of the recent Broadway revival of "Fool for Love"?
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Premiering below is "Fool"—sure to find favor with fans of Tei Shi.
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"Behave impeccably," she advises, when you come face to face with the Fool.
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Don't let anybody fool you into thinking that someday we're all moving Mars.
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In the past, adversarial examples have been used to fool facial recognition systems.
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Don't let the puffy looks fool you, though, this is a challenging title.
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That, they hope will fool the insects into thinking they are flying home.
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Often, fuccbois can fool you into believing that they're actually regular, datable men.
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Mitt Romney looked like a fool when he delayed and delayed and delayed.
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"I would be a fool to give anyone my unqualified support," Butler said.
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But as with Demand Media's content, you can't fool people for very long.
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But don't fool yourself into believing that you can purchase focus or discipline.
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However, the trick didn't fool designer Cecil Beaton, who originally sketched the costume.
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And I don't think he'll let the North play him for a fool.
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With ingenuity, you can fool the system into favouring your tweets and posts.
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If that's your idea of a good time, maybe you're the April Fool.
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Ahead, seven picks that won't break the bank – but will fool your friends.
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But don't let that adorable fluffy exterior fool you into thinking it's harmless.
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Rupert Grint's not about that wizardry life ... don't let his acting fool you.
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Trump seemed to campaign on a premise that everyone else is a fool.
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I really look like a fool, and it's just not my body type.
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To learn more about Before You Suffocate Your Own Fool Self, click here.
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Once they finally escaped, she shook her head and called Levitan a fool.
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She added alcohol to fool Diane's body, her stomach, into absorbing it quicker.
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Trump is no fool, but the establishment thinks the rest of us are.
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"Yes, I can see it's a girl you fool," Cogsworth, the clock, replies.
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You're not out here trying to fool these boys—tell them the dirt!
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Was made to sound a fool, and that's what I am dealing with!
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She said she looks like a "silly fool," but he doesn't think so.
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Does that make me the fool or, perhaps, the bravest of them all?
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"The Fool You Need" offers a lesson to be learned: Relationships are complex.
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However, don't let their love of home fool you—Cancers love to party.
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Importantly, though, you think you're going to survive, don't you, you poor fool?
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We mean business, but don't let our fancy shoes and suits fool you.
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We're not trying to fool you into thinking, 'Is this a real person?
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Only a fool would argue that there's a dearth of corruption in Russia.
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Only a fool would skip the most important meal of the day, right?
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We clap too hard for great athletes and we risk playing the fool.
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But don't be the kind of fool who thinks they're just repeating themselves.
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Rod wasn't their pimp, but you'd be a fool to tell him that.
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" Trump castigated Darroch, calling him a "very stupid guy" and a "pompous fool.
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American voters are a lot harder to fool than the political elite think.
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" Moore can be heard singing the lyrics, "Don't underestimate a fool in love.
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Don't let the few recent successes in the 2017 IPO market fool you.
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He knows Trump is a fool, world class in only one thing — ignorance.
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Looking back, there is no shortage of examples of my being a fool.
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But don't let the $11 price fool you — it's durable, dependable, and accurate.
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I don't think that he can fool all Americans all of the time.
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"Not that fool weakling Keith," declares the desk jockey at Time Safari Inc.
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"He was unsophisticated, he was naive, and he was a fool," Breen said.
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" Cruz also slammed Jones as a "bigoted fool," and called his candidacy "horrific.
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My immediate reaction was to quit, but no fool would take it over.
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Don't let the name fool you, it's enough to make your fillings hurt.
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"Perhaps I'm wrong, in which case I'll look like a fool," he said.
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For The Painting Fool, it's text; for the Rutgers system, a random input.
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All of this veneer and everything is to make him look the fool.
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Not a single fool with their head bowed, not looking where they're going.
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Keyword associations that might help you one day can fool you the next.
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" The jester emerges in "Porky Pink" (2017), displayed below "One Fool Dollar Bill.
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He's cordless, which means I don't have to fool with plugging him in.
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Higginbottom's stoicism didn't surprise his son David, and it didn't fool him either.
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Don't let the title fool you: This is not a book about sex.
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So they don't fool themselves that they're going to do this leapfrog approach.
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They could fool you into downloading an app from a smartphone app store.
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Should we conserve money, because a fool and his money are soon parted?
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Any damn fool can do that, but it's usually called 'assault' — not 'leadership.
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We were heading down, and don't let the Democrats sound bites fool you!
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Only a fool would laugh at how cliché his enduring frontman schtick is.
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Only the Fool can see the pity of it, and see it whole.
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This fourth clip is from the Season 22 Episode "The Fool Monty" ( here ).
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" I thought: "Just another creep trying to fool around behind his wife's back.
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You would have said I was a fool, a social deviant, a jerk.
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But even allowing for Haddish's hilarious digressions, "Nobody's Fool" is a baggy movie.
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"Those women do not pity a fool, and that sealed it," he said.
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But don't let the handling-focused nature of the Pur Sport fool you.
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You'd be a fool to ignore any one of those three indissoluble elements.
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Does he see Mr. Stone as a journalist, an ally or a fool?
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Don't be a fool!" and expressed enthusiasm to "work out a good deal!
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Sometimes she was able to fool the guards, and sometimes she was not.
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Moreover: Elaborate semantic evasions of the word "Islamic" fool nobody and help nothing.
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But he is no fool; he knows his members are not all angels.
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The belief that it is easy to fool a polygraph is still widespread.
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It turns out I was an absolute fool at the age of 14.
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They hold down jobs, pay the bills and fool the people around them.
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Here is one way: When you make a fool of yourself for her.
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It still has its original, raggedy interior, but don't let that fool you.
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This strategy can fool an airborne eagle but doesn't deter ground-level hunters.
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We fool around in bed until it's finally time to actually get up.
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Donald Trump exists on two levels: the presidential level and the fool level.
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A clown seeks laughs, but a fool also aims to save the world.
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Don't let the snowstorm and the few blooms fool you: Allergens are here.
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Want to fool your friends and followers into thinking you're a globe-trotter?
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It is far too late to fool us by putting on sheep's clothing.
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She's put to labor as a scullery maid, but Abigail is no fool.
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Don't let that fool you into thinking 22000 was a write-off, though.
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Friends were calling to say he looked like a fool, Mr. Trump said.
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"Only a fool folds a winning hand," she says, referring to Nick's proposal.
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Don't let the dressed down rollergirl look fool ya ... the lady's filthy rich.
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I was a fool, duped into adopting an untested piece of hardware early.
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Don't let recent history fool you into thinking this has happened a lot.
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Then he shows up and now the greater fool shows up — you, Teddy.
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Meanwhile, your friends and colleagues are worried you're getting played for a fool.
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After all, Tom Skeyhill was able to fool people for only so long.
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The Fool is out tomorrow but you can pre-order it right now.
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TG told our guy that Dickerson basically told him not to be a damn fool -- good advice -- but it was when we challenged him to name three albums by Hova for $100 that he kinda made a fool out of us.
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Streep plays this deluded creature with the endearing simplicity, almost, of a holy fool.
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And you know, he is in complete denial, he didn&apost fool anybody today.
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The placid appearance of the elliptical galaxy NGC 4889 can fool an unsuspecting observer.
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"And I'd be a fool not to relish my time in his fantasy suite."
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Still, lawmakers had no qualms about publicly calling Trump a demagogue and a fool.
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But don't let the flashy trappings fool you: this is a very significant development.
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"Listen, I would be a fool if I took umbrage with that," he explained.
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For instance, we're easier to fool into believing false memories when we're sleep-deprived.
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Their new single "Fool If" is their most sophisticated take on that sound yet.
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Don't let the low price fool you into thinking that these aren't high quality.
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His scoring volley, assisted by Monahan, caromed off Patrik Laine's stick to fool Hellebuyck.
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JF: Poor thing.. CW: I figured if I fool her yeah poor thing indeed.
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It's going to get better and it's already good enough to fool my mom.
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Predicting cryptocurrency prices is a fool's game, yet this fool is about to try.
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Don't let the crowns and makeup fool you: one of Rodriguez's hobbies is shooting.
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Or in the case of adversarial examples, preemptively setting out to fool the system.
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"Like a dumb fool, without a lawyer, I signed the damn thing," Wilson said.
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"l'm your abductor ... I'm kidnapping you fool," he wrote, adding smiling and applauding emojis.
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There is nothing more important to Hawai'i than professionalizing and fool-proofing this process.
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This mathematically naive perspective would fool me, and I will be bankrupt pretty soon.
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"Pathetic, weak, contemptible fool," she says, turning to fix him with her frosty glare.
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This way, he could fool news organisations who placed their trust into his work.
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Don't let its small 269-inch screen fool you, though, because it's plenty powerful.
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But don't let her recent ArtForum write-up fool you — Monica is still hustling.
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Adding depth means it would be harder to fool and therefore potentially more secure.
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That anyone who disagrees with them would be dismissed as a fool or bigot?
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Don't let the cuteness fool you: A lot goes down in the first season.
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Tiffany Haddish has me laughing like a fool this morning—she should host everything.
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I'm a sentimental old fool, so the family visit always makes me tear up.
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The hidden pains, however, didn't fool fellow Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps, her surrogate brother.
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If it cost more than twenty bucks, I was being taken for a fool.
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" The kicker: "Well, you can fool some of the people some of the time.
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So don't let the (non-designer) price tags fool you: This collection is legit.
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Jefferson Riley, the Republican mayor of Mansfield, Georgia trying to fool Democratic voters. pic.twitter.
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He later described Darroch as "wacky", "a very stupid guy" and a "pompous fool".
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I'm going to fall, I'm no good, I'm making a fool of myself, etc.
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Let's just ignore this fool and go ahead with our miserable lives, should we?
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But let's not fool ourselves: Variants 5 through 10 are probably out there too.
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She's no fool and knows everyone's looking to see if she's prego, for real.
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Moussa dismissed the minister as a "fool" and said the Lebanese government should "intervene".
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They looked a bit like tiny postal stamps, but that didn't fool the officer.
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It certainly won't fool people who have been paying close attention to the race.
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In March, iDeviceHelp managed to fool the Galaxy S8's facial recognition feature too.
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Don't let all that Resistance propaganda in Star Wars: The Force Awakens fool you.
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Don't let the label fool you: A rare disease diagnosis isn't actually so rare.
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It's fool-proof, budge-proof, and waterproof — and, yes, we mean in any climate.
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He wrote several films as well, including Paris, Texas, Fool for Love and Simpatico.
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Don't let the admittedly uncreative name fool you: StayFocusd is a tool you need.
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More from Tonic: C: It's also trippy how easy it is to fool people.
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Your tiny wheels and little pennant may fool others but I'm on to you.
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That's not exactly fool-proof, but it is higher than many other contraceptive methods.
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But they weren't fool enough to camp out in the rain for a year.
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Neither avenue is fool-proof, and it's still unclear how such fixes would work.
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"Stop Being Trump's Twitter Fool," Jack Shafer, of Politico, advised, just after the election.
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They should have responded with words, or by ignoring the fool who insulted them.
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It lets us fool ourselves, for a time, into believing that we'll never die.
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Even now, there is evidence that it's possible to fool the steering wheel sensor.
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He wore colorful motley, practically rags, like the professional fool in some decadent court.
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Don't let the color of Schmidt's Activated Charcoal Tooth and Mouth Paste fool you.
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" Trump responded by bashing him as a "very stupid guy" and a "pompous fool.
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I mean, those-- BECKY QUICK: That-- that, I mean, that's a greater fool theory.
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It is hard to not wonder if Davis is being taken for a fool.
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He, although soft-spoken, is nobody's fool and he is well-educated and caring.
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The U.S. Army built a decoy airfield in Virginia to fool the Nazi Luftwaffe.
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Don't let its small population fool you (there were 91 residents as of 2017).
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She was no fool, and anyway, she could smell the smoke on my clothes.
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Either way ... we pity the fool who tries to poke fun at T's getup.
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As I tell parents all the time, only a fool wakes a sleeping baby.
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Trump last week called Bernstein a "degenerate fool" over his reporting on the administration.
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Someone is trying to fool you to get the death payment, they told him.
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I don't think he was being cautious, but just enough to fool the feds.
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Celebs were out in force in Hollywood Saturday night, and they didn't fool us.
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He was modeled after Richard Pryor, who was in many ways the ultimate fool.
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The Sam Shepard play Fool for Your Love was 90 minutes with no intermission.
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"You'd have to be a fool to think that he did not," Nunes responded.
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Then he lets go and hopes to fool the best hitters in the world.
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Commentary by Sean Williams, a health care and investment planning writer at Motley Fool.
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"You are a fool," Dr. Smile said, and then, like a burst balloon, subsided.
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Winningham renders madness with the brusque straightforwardness and lopsided wisdom of a Shakespearean fool.
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Don't let her cheerily contented demeanor fool you: Of course she wants the lead.
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What matters is that you go off, like a fool, and dream another dream.
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But don't let Hollywood fool you: In real life, sleeplessness actually cripples brain power.
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"Stage: 'Fool for Love,' Sam Shepard Western," by Frank Rich, published May 27, 1983.
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He would act a little bit like the fool just to make everybody smile.
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Unfortunately, New York has a long history of playing the fool in corporate relationships.
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No fool, Mr. Ayers didn't want to join the drowning of the Trump presidency.
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In his testimony, Michael Cohen called himself a "fool" when it came to Trump.
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Sometimes in the storm scene, she's pushing the Fool off, sometimes holding him close.
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HENRY A. LOWENSTEIN, NEW YORK To the Editor: Fool me once, shame on me.
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We're not doing anybody any good around here, and any fool can see that.
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He's clearly inspired by the Southwest, but he's not fool enough to pretend ownership.
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They seem to say: Do not wander, do not play, do not fool around.
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But she's already made a fool of herself, and people are starting to stare.
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It's like a test, this hard-earned silence; only a fool would squander it.
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Fool me twice, I resolve never again to order fries at In-N-Out.
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You would have to be a fool to deny that the climate is changing.
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A juggler, ventriloquist and court fool, he is above all a figure of lightness.
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Don't let the name fool you — the competition at the Senior Games is fierce.
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The novel is like Sportcoat himself — a fool, a wonder and just as invincible.
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Someday, I told him, he'll feel like a fool for getting excited about it.
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I just had to go with it and make a fool out of myself.
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He looked exactly like the "damn fool" her father had always claimed he was.
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The crafty Mr. Cohn is playing the senior senator from Massachusetts for the fool.
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And I don't think the president should be made to look like a fool.
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You are making a fool of yourself, the Democrats and the rest of America.
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But no one can make your mind follow suit: only a fool fools himself.
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This is what we called, when I was a kid, the greater fool theory.
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There is nothing more important to Hawaii than professionalizing and fool-proofing this process.
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Identify who played you for a fool and left you holding Putin's dirty laundry.
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Hormonal contraceptives are pretty much the only fool-proof way of manipulating your period.
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The green one stole poor Whoville's Yule Their spirit made him feel a fool.
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Still, the last thing the military wants is to be made a fool of.
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" Trump responded by publicly calling Darroch a "very stupid guy" and a "pompous fool.
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A few fool-the-eye painted sculptures of studio detritus would be one thing.
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"He comes out looking like a damn fool 60% of the time," Gray said.
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"Let's make it happen without that fool," John Carpenter, a township committee member, said.
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Park is the kind of easy mark he can fool into doing their bidding.
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Cher, who is no fool, opted to phone in rather than appear in person.
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Some designers, researchers and activists are trying to fool facial recognition technologies with fashion.
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Trump called Bernstein a "degenerate fool" over a CNN story that Bernstein co-bylined.
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You'll not be able to fool him if your project is not going well.
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I'm fairly certain she thought me a fool, but she refrained from saying so.
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School isn't just about making a fool out of yourself in front of students.
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"If you turned over anything to the FBI you're a fool," he later said.
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Don't let the name fool you — T-Loc's does much more than hot dogs.
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I'd have felt like a fool paying all that money and limiting my nipple-high pants and black dress culottes to home, so I started wearing them onstage, which still left me feeling like a fool, but a different kind of one.
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If the US leaves Paris, it will be because he played Trump for a fool.
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This is a bad time to be rapping dads, making them look like a fool.
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If you stand by it tenaciously, they may call you a fool or a liar.
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The jester, the clown, the fool — I made him into a superhero in this song.
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Don't let the name fool you, though: This palette is suitable for whenever and wherever.
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Don't fool yourself into thinking it couldn't happen to you, no matter where you are.
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Whipping the new bill just after Trump spoke would have been a fool&aposs errand.
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First of all, if you aren't already following Mario Batali on Twitter you are fool.
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"I hope he is (different)," she said, "and I hope we didn&apost fool ourselves."
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I would prefer a more fool-proof way of knowing that I've injected enough ink.
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Berto is left looking like a lame fool in the middle of the street, alone.
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Don't let the name fool you: St. Petersburg Shuffleboard Club is a curiously happening spot.
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" Conor managed to duck out of the way and shouted back, "Shut up, you fool.
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She likes it that way, though her ex-husband, Luke, is convinced she's a fool.
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THE FOOL AND OTHER MORAL TALES By Anne Serre Translated by Mark Hutchinson 158 pp.
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All this said: the 20 percent stock drop doesn't seem to have the Fool worried.
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Who could ever say that you get total efficiency with advertising would be a fool.
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Or, as we used to say, he was fool enough to trust a white man.
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But don't let her nonchalance fool you, this much shorter hair is a big change.
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"I was, like, 'Look, man, I am no fucking fool,'" Asia Argento said of Weinstein.
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Back then, no white men were fool enough to claim kinship with their illegitimate offspring.
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The film doesn't try to fool the viewer into thinking it's 100 percent human-made.
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Don't let the title of the British alt-rock group's third album, Relaxer, fool you.
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To dream incredible dreams and risk being a fool for something that I believe in.
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South Korea's president may not get along with Mr Trump, but he is no fool.
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Europeans should not fool themselves that America's next president will simply turn the clock back.
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"He feels like a fool," a Republican source familiar with the situation said of Priebus.
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"If he had any balls, he'd tell [the protesters] to go home," Fool Bear says.
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It's not like I think Gotti is this innocent little guy; I'm not a fool.
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Jędrzejczyk's first concern then is to get in without being made a fool by counters.
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But don't let that fool you into thinking this is an old and tired machine.
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She was a fool once with Lamar, and she didn't want to do it again.
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But don't let size fool you: the hunting skills of Pleistocene dire wolves are legendary.
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What fool among us expects true cinematic greatness of a DC film at this point?
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You can't fool it, so you just have to be yourself and forget it's there.
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Try as he might, your correspondent could not fool the system and pilfer an item.
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His portrayal was of a bumbling fool, not an inspiring leader of the United States.
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This must be another typical Clinton conspiracy to fool them with a total transparency breakdown.
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FORD EXECUTIVE: ISSUES DO NOT INVOLVE SO-CALLED 'DEFEAT DEVICES' DESIGNED TO FOOL EMISSIONS TESTS
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But don't let this phenomenal benefit fool you, remote work is a lot of work.
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His other Pulitzer nominations came for the Broadway productions True West and Fool for Love.
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This is not first time a zoo has been accused of trying to fool visitors.
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I'm fool-proofing it.... And when Type-C is ready it, we'll put it in.
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The replacement algorithm it switched to was quickly shown to be trivially easy to fool.
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Don't let the American flags on the wall fool you ... this is mocking, not supporting.
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When you become a mom you realize you don't have time to fool around anymore.
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Instead they rely on getting it just close enough to fool people not paying attention.
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Tyrell isn't trying to fool viewers, but instead, creates a sense of questioning or unease.
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Gurley said problems can arise when founders start to fool themselves with their sales pitch.
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With the stakes so high, only a fool would ignore the realities of foul play.
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Don't let their discreet profile fool you — the TREBLAB X11s pack some serious sonic power.
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Now, researchers have engineered a similar way to fool AI trained to understand human language.
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"It's unsightly, but I can live with this," I thought, like a gosh dang fool.
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Don't let the ads fool you — these drones aren't as user-friendly as a smartphone.
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Good thing you own a truck and aren't a fool on public transit like me.
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Tolo is the fool who is not open to understand life; tolo means artificial people.
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Were you worried for your journalistic reputation if they made you look like a fool?
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Don't let the holiday cheer fool you: January will be here before you know it.
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It worked for a shivering peasant in Chekhov or a naked Fool on the heath.
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Still, don't let the numbers fool you into expecting they require 2.5 times the power.
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"He was making a fool of me, and he did it on purpose," she bristled.
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She's a fake production, running on a phony script in order to fool the voters.
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Only a fool would try to clump this cohort of formidable writers too closely together.
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Me: He says he feels like a fool — Spotify: I went and stayed too long.
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He also told Erdogan not to be a "tough guy" or a "fool" in Syria.
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To be sure, the stock market is not a fool-proof leading indicator of recession.
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Yes can be said by any old fool, while no requires character, commitment and courage.
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But Potter obsessives are hard to fool: Most fans guessed what was happening right away.
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"And anyway, if Paul McCartney does it, you'd be a fool not to do it."
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"The time when one could fool someone with candy and cookies — that time is over."
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They launch massive-scale attacks, and diversify their target areas to fool the security apparatus.
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And this is where "Everybody's Fool" differs most from its predecessor: its acknowledgment of evil.
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Now, you do have access to absurd quantities of cocaine, but don't be a fool.
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Read This Next: Why Mixing Red Bull and Vodka Turns You Into a Belligerent Fool
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The general problem is there are lots of ways to fool yourself with fMRI data.
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"Don't let the numbers fool you," said Bert Colijn, an economist at Dutch ING bank.
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Let's hope Broner can stop acting the fool outside of boxing from here on in.
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Bill: I was thinking he was trying to fool the feds into being plausibly cautious.
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You k his a and he is a d__d fool for letting you do it.
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At the same time, no one should be trying to fool America's small businesses, either.
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The boys 🙋🏾♂️🐶 Don't let the cuddles fool ya...This beast protects the house!
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The pitchers would sometimes fool with him, whipping a real fast one over the plate.
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As a wise man once observed, "You can't fool all the people all the time."
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Unfortunately, notoriety comes only when the country wants to jeer him as a bumbling fool.
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"They came in just to fool me so they can make a violation," he said.
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As the saying goes, any lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client.
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It doesn't matter how beautiful you are, how convincing you are, we cannot fool everybody.
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Fool came in with that super-hero leap for the TD he promised himself earlier.
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Call me a sentimental old fool, but moments like these make me grin with joy.
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Can you tell the difference between a real post and one designed to fool you?
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Don't let the low price tag fool you — this diaper bag is the real deal.
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She was very far from a fool and just as far from a poker face.
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She thinks he's a fool and a pushover who's harboring a "sick infatuation" with Offred.
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What kind of fool is Mulvaney, to take the rest of us for such fools?
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For that minute, I have to fool myself into thinking that this is really happening.
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She wanted to impeach from day one, by the way, don't let her fool you.
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Ray Guidos stopped bouncing his basketball, squinted and shook his head at that fool question.
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As Abbie and William fool around one evening, she remarks that his hair smells nice.
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" His last Broadway performance was in the 2014 revival of Sam Shepard's "Fool for Love.
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But I had a colleague tell me that the easiest person to fool is yourself.
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"Trump is a fool, Palestine is not for sale," an activist shouted through a loudspeaker.
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"Was made to sound a fool, and that's what I am dealing with!" http://bit.
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More fool anyone who signs up to ink their name to its democratically void rubberstamp.
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Last Friday, after two more town halls, the site offered "ninnyhammer" ("a fool or simpleton").
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That's the scary part, I don't really know if I am intelligent or a fool.
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I'd go on the train and talk about what I do and act a fool.
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" But what do we call it when it is "fool me for the seventh time?
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Mr. Harris also starred in the New York premiere of "Fool for Love," in 1983.
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A pair of fall comedies, "Nobody's Fool" and "Instant Family," fizzled at the box office.
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Throw as many Saturday Night Fever shapes as you want, you won't fool this tattoo.
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It can never say anything real because Cohen is always trying to fool his marks.
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According to the blogs, I'm a fool for buying Google's flagship Pixel 2 XL phone.
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Don't let the comfortable look fool you ... Jennifer's still in a battle for her son.
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The Motley Fool owns shares of and recommends Alphabet (A and C shares) and Apple.
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At the current pace of progress, it may be as little as two or three years before realistic audio forgeries are good enough to fool the untrained ear, and only five or 10 years before forgeries can fool at least some types of forensic analysis.
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Caitlyn: And 9/11Kanye: YesKeith: And the "fool me twice you won't fool me again" shitKanye: OkayPusha T: And the nigga throwing the shoe at himKris: And the Chappelle's Show skitKim: And the war in IraqKanye: Are you all just trying to disrespect me?
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There is probably some "greater fool theory" in play, the idea that people invest in something not because of its value but instead because they assume they'll later be able to sell it to someone — the greater fool — willing to pay a higher price.
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So only a fool or a masochist would look at yesterday's Senate vote and declare victory.
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INGRAHAM: Maybe Trump&aposs not such a fool after all, all of these smart people thought.
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There are so many different factors in terms of being able to fool these drug tests.
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Basically, he said to Angela Merkel, you&aposre a fool for becoming energy dependence on Russia.
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Working out of his home north of Boston, he began to fool around with some ideas.
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And I&aposll be a fool if -- DONALD TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Very quickly.
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Imagine growing up and finding out Beyoncé used you as a baby to fool the world.
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But don't let those lighthearted drinking cultures fool you: The BierYoga company takes itself surprisingly seriously.
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SM: Spread joy and be supportive of your fellow man and also be a fool sometimes.
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We try to fool ourselves; to talk of lessons learned about teamwork and camaraderie and persistence.
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And we were foolish enough to send this naive, Jew-loving fool into the White House.
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She was a fool once with Lamar [Odom], and she didn't want to do it again.
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The Daniel Craig drama Flashbacks of a Fool features Roxy as a plot point and motif.
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That Kennedy, age 81, is nobody's fool – and is unlikely to have been manipulated – appears irrelevant.
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Well, you knew enough to convince your friends, but not enough fool the rest of us.
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That said, the system likely won't be fool-proof: weather could potentially interfere with its effectiveness.
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This senior prank managed to fool lots of people — it even fooled the police at first.
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This move, which has allowed anti-ransomware researchers to create a fool-proof decryption app, TeslaDecoder.
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That's because even if your technology is tightly-controlled, people remain easy to fool, Sartin said.
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North Korean state media responded by calling Biden a "fool of low IQ," among other insults.
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But let's not fool ourselves into seeing that as more than the stopgap that it is.
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How dare you drink and act a fool and have fun and go to a club?
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Don't let the long face fool you ... there's a sexy star hiding in this freaky photo!
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Click through to find the next fool-proof, flattering dress for your upcoming V-day date.
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Not to be outdone, Bush Hager called her mom back to try to fool her again.
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"Science is a way of trying not to fool yourself," the physicist Richard Feynman once said.
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If a wise person disputes with a fool,there is railing and ridicule but no resolution.
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Share this around and let's see if we can get this fool a nice hefty fine.
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Simulation is one way to discover scenarios that may fool sensors and train perception algorithms accordingly.
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While the site is fairly comical, it is sufficiently complete and would fool the casual observer.
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They can even write well enough to fool us into thinking they're human, at least sometimes.
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"Call me a fool, call me a saint, but don't call it a date," instructs Spears.
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We can't fool ourselves into thinking this is just some deranged loner in his parents' basement.
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But at the same time, you're not going to play her like she's a fucking fool.
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I, a fool, decided to give it a whirl because like everyone, I love free stuff.
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Don't let her last name fool you — there is no bacon of any kind involved here.
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Sam Shepard Shepard also wrote several screenplays, including Paris, Texas and Robert Altman's Fool for Love.
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That was the maximum he was allowed to sell as CEO according to The Motley Fool.
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And let's not fool ourselves: sprinkled in amongst the innocents will be battle-hardened ISIS fighters.
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The larger neon green box might fool you, but the Mini has a bare-bones design.
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When someone says they had a chicken sandwich for lunch, you might pity the poor fool.
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At the very least, they can fool Trump into spending his own resources in the state.
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An officer told him he was "acting a fool" for going back to the guard shack.
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Don't let the texture of facial oils fool you into thinking they'll make your skin greasy.
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It just has to fool enough people to get Trump more votes than his Democratic opponent.
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But, again, I love the characters, and that's what keeps me, fool that I am, watching.
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Its Windows 10 facial recognition was so subpar that printed out photographs could fool the tool.
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You managed to fool both Stark and Targaryen leaders into thinking you'll be fighting alongside them.
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Tavares would be a fool to do anything other than sample what's on the open market.
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You have to look like a fool while you're looking for answers you don't have. 12.
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She started out a fool in love and ended up a badass lawyer on Capitol Hill.
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The toe came back with the apology letter, signed "a drunken fool," according to the newspaper.
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And I think there's enough distance there, so it's not like we're trying to fool people.
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Fool me every year, for two decades and counting, well, you can figure out the rest.
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This fool-proof hack solves all that, and does it in a fraction of the time.
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Her breezy shamelessness, and the more anguished shamelessness of her fellow Trump surrogates, shouldn't fool anyone.
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But don't let this apparent simplicity fool you, since it's challenging to get through higher levels.
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They can fool themselves into thinking they've dealt sternly with Facebook, but everyone else knows better.
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Will the newspeak being used today ultimately fool the American people into keeping ObamaCare in place?
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Some of my colleagues also tried to fool the system and came up with different outcomes.
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I don't want to fool people that we're going to do 100 percent on-time performance.
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For weeks Clay had played the fool and been tagged at will by unworthy sparring partners.
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Morrow, who was present at the meeting, wearing a floppy motley-fool hat, did not object.
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"You are a fool, Dada," he countered smoothly, staring up at me from his unused potty.
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Who among us would make friends with the same person who would make him a fool?
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They even try to fool our elected leaders into thinking they care about creating American jobs.
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Who but a fool agrees to move through space for three acts without saying a word?
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But they're not going to fool Donald Trump who has got tougher than Pelosi and Schumer.
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And don't let its dark color fool you — the gel is scented to smell like bubblegum.
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Only a fool would argue that the Roosevelts were wrong to have saved those scenic wonders.
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They send emails from our friends and family to fool us into installing their malicious software.
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" Prior to Darroch's resignation, Trump blasted the ambassador as "very stupid guy" and a "pompous fool.
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But, don't let the casual aesthetic fool you into thinking they're not capable of withstanding water.
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He made a great pitch to fool Correa, but he just botched the throw to first.
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Here are 30 of my favorites, one for each day of the month of April Fool.
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Friday File A man who is not made a fool of is no man at all.
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Who knew that the fool-proof way to find a missing earring starts with your pantyhose?
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The lesson here is clear: Do not let Gritty's bouncing belly and grinning maw fool you.
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We'll just have to wait until Friday to see exactly how she's managed to fool us.
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In an otherwise serviceable gag reel for Shaqtin a Fool—Shaquille O'Neal's version of C'Mon Man!
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But – because it's Veep and because women in politics contain multitudes – Nickerson isn't actually anyone's fool.
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Investopedia, Kiplinger, and Motley Fool all have lists of value funds you might want to consider.
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Then, using physical effects, artists can fool more of your senses into feeling present somewhere else.
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"It's a little more than a 14-month extension, but don't let that fool you," Sen.
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Don't let the qualified headlines or lead paragraphs in most of the news media fool you.
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It was the fool, Feste, in "Twelfth Night" that Mr. Rylance had originally wanted to play.
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"This is what we called, when I was a kid, 'the greater fool theory,'" Marks added.
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And Mr. Trump is already hard at work smearing Mr. Biden as a senile old fool.
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Blue Jays reliever Tyler Clippard, with the count full, tried to fool Stanton with a changeup.
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None of these are fool-proof, but are a good place to start if you're skeptical.
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Jon Snow goes undercover with the Free Folk as a defector (and doesn't fully fool them).
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That's when the officer tells Tip he was "acting like a fool" ... which he strongly denies.
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Pity the fool who's reading this book to get a clear and orderly picture of Dublin.
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Motor City Drum Ensemble Don't let the name fool you, this is one man from Germany.
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" He continued, "So I am really grateful that she stopped me from becoming a complete fool.
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"She does it differently every night," Ruth Wilson, who plays Cordelia and the Fool, told me.
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You can't stop gentrification, but sometimes you can fool it while it's looking the other way.
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"I'm Tiffany Haddish," the comedian says while introducing the trailer for "Nobody's Fool," her forthcoming comedy.
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While those must be addressed, we must also not fool ourselves into thinking we're hopelessly hooked.
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Mr. Carmel's Mudd was a bit of a fool and hardly a man of extreme malevolence.
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"The idea of making a fool of myself and letting people down is appalling," he said.
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And in a season full of uncharacteristically dense moves, Tyrion again was played for a fool.
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She narrates her responses while typing them, often in the character of a whiny, clueless fool.
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I'd planned to pack my lunch last night but that beer had me acting a fool.
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But hyper-globalization of the past 20 years means history is not a fool-proof guide.
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Fake news headlines, researchers have found, fool adults about three-quarters (75 percent) of the time.
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Don't be a fool," Trump wrote, ending the letter with a promise to call Erdoğan "later.
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Don't let the familiar name fool you; you'll never find this object in ordinary table salt.
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We had a sick donkey and a ticking clock, so there wasn't time to fool around.
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If your giftee isn't completely onboard with smartwatches, this hybrid smartwatch will fool just about anyone.
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Why should a fool, a snob, a fraud have life, and her no breath at all?
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"Hamas is attempting to fool the world, but it will not succeed," his spokesman said Monday.
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We like Mumm Napa's Brut Prestige, but don't let it fool you: It is not Champagne.
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Carnival culture was raw, lascivious and disgraceful, and it elevated a certain social type, the fool.
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Don't let the delightful, old-fashioned animation fool you—this 24D platformer is hard as hell.
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" "I don&apost know how that was supposed to help anyone, but that fool was wrong!
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Michael would fool around on Monique's Casio MT-22014 keyboard, which she had inherited from Chonté.
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"Don't let the name fool you," said Senator Cruz in the press release announcing the effort.
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One of the great things you can do in movies is fool someone into seeing depth.
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But don't let the gross-out humor fool you, Star gets paid to burp on camera.
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"Once again, @POTUS has made a fool of himself & our nation on a worldwide stage," Rep.
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It turns out all it takes to fool a Tesla's camera system is a little tape.
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Although up to that point I thought I could at least fool a 10-year-old.
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I guess I didn't take him seriously enough because he'd always behaved like such a fool.
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When the goal is to preserve health only a fool would opt for diversity over ability.
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They fool themselves into thinking that "socially liberal and economically conservative" is a good campaign strategy.
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Li's on-the-fly deepfake, which appeared on screen before a live audience, wouldn't fool anyone.
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"The reason Derek's so incredible is that he's not trying to fool an audience," Blaine says.
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But then again, I've seen people on the Republican side make a fool of themselves too.
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Paul: I initially was under the impression you just wanted to hook up and fool around.
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That would be the act of a drunken fool, not the artisans these two families are.
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The result is a debut album, Fool, due out May 13 on Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder imprint.
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The educated fool, by relying exclusively on this one statistic, mistakes lottery tickets for investment opportunities.
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Zuckerberg's attempt to spin the same self-serving lines should really fool no one at this point.
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In an era riddled with uncertainty and utter confusion, one fact remains: you cannot fool the internet.
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"If a man were going to attack someone, he'd be a fool to pick me," she says.
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Microsoft dubs the latest update to Windows the "Creator's Update," but don't let the name fool you.
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It was always just funny enough to be parody and just real enough to fool the unaware.
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But don't let the low pricing fool you, they offer a lot of bang for your buck.
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We fool around in bed for a bit then cuddle and read the news/scan social media.
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Normally going for $2929,299.99, this is a certified refurbished model, but don't let that tag fool you.
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He considers himself a failure, a fool, an unworthy heir, and someone no woman could ever love.
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From the video, it looks like Chan purposely fell down in an attempt to fool Team Rocket.
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It's astounding how those tiny misdirections fool your gut into believing that what you're seeing is real.
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Actor and graphic designer Glen Pannell looks uncannily like Mike Pence, but don't let that fool you.
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If someone wanted to fool your iris scanner, for instance, all they really need is your eye.
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"I'm not like a fool that says, 'We don't want to do business with them,' " Trump added.
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Don't fool around with it because we don't know what the FTC is going to do here.
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But so far, he looks like a bumbling fool at best and a fussy toddler at worst.
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That makes them easy to copy, for example with homonyms that could fool Chinese-speaking buyers abroad.
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The buddy-cop action-comedy is a foolproof genre, though it's also one that requires a fool.
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" However, Farkas said, "Don't let the Russians fool you and the world with their rhetoric about terrorism.
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As the old saying goes: to fool Radiohead fans, one needs to hand them a Rubix cube.
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You'd be a fool not to want to know exactly what goes into her daily beauty routine.
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To fool the bots, she performed a hula-hoop routine using a prop painted ultra-matte black.
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Most importantly, the adversarial patch developed by the students can only fool one specific algorithm named YOLOv2.
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Secondly, labsix needed access to Google's vision algorithm in order to identify its weaknesses and fool it.
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But this shiny new machine was free, and I would've been a fool not to use it.
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If the Kardashian-Jenners can fool millions of fans for months, there's honestly nothing they can't do.
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But don't let the bromantic comedy with the same name fool you: The impacts can be devastating.
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I have been called savior and sinner, fool and wise man, crusader and exploiter, hothead and dope.
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The problem, at least for the requesting state, is that extraditions are not fool-proof or fast.
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But don't let the relative simplicity fool you: this basic dish has a million permutations and preparations.
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" Duterte previously described Kim as a "fool" and "son of a bitch" for "playing with dangerous toys.
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There were times that I had to fool myself into thinking I was open to other women.
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"When you become a mom you realize you don't have time to fool around anymore," she says.
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I think I feel more embarrassed that they were able to fool me in the first place.
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Don't let the corny marketing fool you — Valentine's Day is about much more than mushy romantic love.
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Computers beat us at our own games, surpass us in diagnosing some diseases and fool our senses.
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That is already arguably the simplest way to fool and it shows how brittle the networks are.
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Dishes like Caramelized Pork and Saffron Risotto will fool anyone into thinking you know what you're doing.
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"Just because I'm a small-town girl, I'm not a fool," she recalled telling him, in 2005.
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I was so impressed with his boldness, because I was very interested in not being a fool.
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But Barkov failed to fool Ottawa goalie Craig Anderson, a Broward County resident and a former Panther.
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"We shall not fool ourselves, we have to keep on pursuing relentlessly that goal" for net debt.
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