He pretended to be me, and I pretended to be him.
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As long as we pretended not to tell, they pretended not to know. Mrs.
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"We pretended to help them and they pretended to reform," he told the New York Times in 1994.
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"I've never pretended to be a perfect person, nor pretended to be someone that I'm not," Trump said.
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The Kremlin and its viceroys have pretended to manage, and the people on the ground have pretended to be loyal.
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She's pretended to blow dry her callers' asses, counselled them through their wives' infidelity, and even pretended to be a squirrel.
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Perhaps it should come as no surprise that an industry built around pretended characters and scenarios could have pretended for so long that nothing was amiss.
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She later apologized and pretended like we were old pals.
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We pretended to be caterers, publicists, journalists, and other VIPs.
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We pretended I was doing homework, but we were listening.
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He pretended to care about climate change because of Miami.
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When people saw him, he pretended he was a hiker.
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Since then Shias in Egypt have pretended to be Sunnis.
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The pride you feel when you've convincingly pretended to masturbate.
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So I pretended to get a call from my roommate.
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And so they pretended comic books were actually sophisticated literature.
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With robotic focus, Clinton even pretended to be Elizabeth Warren.
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The firemen pretended not to notice when I started crying.
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I pretended it was butter that I was spreading thin.
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She pretended to be 15 so they could get married.
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But Dwight didn't see Matt, either, or pretended not to.
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We pretended not to see it, but it was there.
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He pretended not to have mocked a disabled Times reporter.
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Just to make her happy, I pretended I was fine.
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"In the morning I pretended everything was normal," she writes.
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Originally from Basra, Sabah had pretended that she was gay.
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With the other, he pretended to grip a steering wheel.
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Riley allegedly showed up and pretended to be his friend.
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I pretended to be more comfortable than I actually was.
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She smiled, told no one and pretended it wasn't happening.
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In the past I'd pretended there was nothing to face.
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He pretended as if he didn't know me at all.
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We pretended to rip our faces off with a pop.
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Comedian George Lopez even once pretended to pee on the star.
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Later, I pretended to like vinegar to be more like her.
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Nixon was a committed rule-breaker who pretended not to be.
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"He never pretended that he wasn't kind of an a------ sometimes."
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Paul Ryan pretended to have character for all of 5 seconds.
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The defendants and their co-conspirators pretended to be grassroots activists.
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And so, the next day we pretended it had never happened.
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Though according to Ettel, she only "pretended" to call the cops.
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At one point, she pretended to throw glitter at the camera.
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You made that swan-shaped planter your parents pretended to like.
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He has, in some circumstances, pretended not to be a virgin.
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These pretended friends do not have Georgia's best interests at heart.
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And Trump simply pretended the president had done the exact opposite.
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Otto, who is physically fit but nonviolent, pretended to lose consciousness.
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And so, like a con artist, I pretended not to need.
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"Falling in love now, losing control now," Jenner pretended to sing.
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I could have gone up and pretended to be somebody else.
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My heart broke a little, as I pretended to be unaffected.
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Europe pretended that they solved the Greek crisis a year ago.
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" He admitted the president-elect "never pretended to be a theologian.
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The policeman hmmed and pretended to jot something in his notebook.
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No one has ever pretended that these two men were saints.
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I'm a lawyer and I never pretended to be an economist.
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While she held onto my passport, we pretended to be friends.
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When Barajas allegedly wouldn't stop, Dalla Betta pretended to fall asleep.
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As kids, we all pretended to be different sorts of people.
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No wonder I pretended this man inside of me didn't exist.
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Trump then pretended to drive the truck and honked its horn.
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Hunter told me that he pretended not to be at home.
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Antinozzi reportedly pretended to be a slave auctioneer during the simulation.
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Now, he says, he wishes he hadn't pretended that he did.
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" Worse, I have, on multiple occasions, pretended to have read "Middlemarch.
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They just happen not to be who they pretended to be.
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"Reid just never pretended to be something he wasn't," Krone said.
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We pretended to be sportscasters on ESPN, recapping highlights and embarrassments.
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Among the few survivors were some who pretended to be dead.
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I'm human and I have never pretended to be anything but.
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By way of response, Bledsoe pretended not to know Rozier's name.
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They pretended they were helping people whom they were actually hurting.
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No one really believed that; they only pretended to believe it.
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America didn't grasp, or pretended not to grasp, the Canadian response.
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SM: I never pretended that I wasn't shocked by the outcome.
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Employees on the phone then either pretended they were directly working for the doctor, pretended the prescription was indeed being given for cancer pain, or flat out falsified a patient's medical history to include a cancer diagnosis.
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They pretended they had no idea and scampered off to pose elsewhere.
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When my parents asked me about it, I pretended I knew nothing.
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She says she pretended to phone 911, which scared the couple away.
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He grabbed the flip-phone and pretended to be having a conversation.
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On the page, Figueroa had pretended she was expecting a child herself.
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Once I decided I trusted Sophie, I just pretended she wasn't there.
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The ad pretended it was still the height of the Cold War.
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And last month, comedian George Lopez pretended to pee on the star.
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Is it the Realist mirage that pretended to be revolutionary—and failed?
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Wagner said she first pretended to be asleep, hoping he would stop.
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If someone asked my name, I pretended that I couldn't hear them.
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The novices, observing custody of the eyes, pretended not to see him.
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I'm sorry I pretended I was going to release my tax returns.
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Like a biographer, Bishop cared about facts (or at least pretended to).
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She melted into the crowd and pretended to look for her parents.
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Ms. Henderson pretended to clear up the mystery in a 2015 interview.
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Scott has never pretended to be anything more than a role player.
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Instead, he gave into temptation and pretended to be someone he wasn't.
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He described Halili as "the one who pretended to parade the addicts".
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I pretended to be OK at school and fell apart at home.
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Tuesday night, he pretended those three words did not escape his mouth.
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Stepping away from the table afterward, Tokarczuk groaned and pretended to collapse.
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But instead of overcoming that barrier, European leaders pretended it didn't exist.
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I never pretended that I was physically better than I actually was.
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Then I casually walked in, not acknowledging them, and pretended to shop.
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Mike Pence merely pretended that he was in the mood for football.
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On my computer screen, we pretended to land at the Charleston airport.
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Police said the men pretended to be customers before ransacking the store.
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At first it pretended to be the world, and then it was.
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Initially, I was shocked by how often they pretended not to bother.
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Just like the time you pretended two Bluetooth headsets were futuristic headphones.
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George Washington cautioned Americans to guard against the impostures of pretended patriotism.
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I've repeated the request, and he has pretended he didn't hear me.
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"I just pretended that nothing happened and that is all," he said.
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The crowd pretended he scored and the reaction is great: http://bit.
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I pretended the letter only said I was crazy — a lesser shame.
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When it failed to do so, thanks to a Democratic filibuster, the administration contented itself with a make-believe process in which Iran pretended to make a full declaration and the rest of the world pretended to believe it.
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"To be honest, I just pretended the runner wasn't on third," Syndergaard said.
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He pretended to dial the phone, before holding it up to his ear.
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"She basically pretended like this thing existed when it did not," Shultz says.
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He pretended to be different Americans or American grassroots groups on social media.
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Neoclassicism was fundamentally inauthentic, a facadism that pretended to represent glory and truth.
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This time, either the guard wasn't there or he pretended not to be.
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Biden has also pretended to talk like a gun rights supporter -- and unconvincingly.
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So, with a shake of my head, I pretended I was my father.
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Participants held tripods and selfie sticks and pretended to be chasing a celebrity.
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There was a period of my life when I pretended to hate weddings.
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So I marched across the room and pretended to trip and fell down.
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She pretended to be exasperated, but this former horse girl was secretly thrilled.
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"I definitely kept my head down and pretended it wasn't happening," she recalls.
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"Not even for a split second," Corden replied, jokingly pretended to be hurt.
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The Trump administration has never pretended that environmental protection would be a priority.
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Too many politicians of both parties have pretended as much over the years.
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I think he pretended he was writing to a 3-year-old child.
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The designer said that he simply pretended he did not get the message.
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In posing as an Israeli Agent, he pretended to offer self-defense exercises.
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A few questions, he said in Russian, which I pretended not to speak.
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Having done so, they proceeded to imitate that which they pretended to disdain.
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In the early days of parenting I pretended to be confounded by swaddling.
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Her own voice or the voice of the boy she pretended to be.
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Neither had watches but both pretended their lives blossomed richer than they did.
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He pretended to notice the chimney again, and looked up toward the workmen.
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He knew (or at least pretended) that the joking was in good fun.
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Pretended it was a pizza restaurant and they were delivering pizza to drawers.
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Others have pretended to have COVID-19 in an effort to gain attention.
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He pretended at times to be engaged to his lifelong friend Barbara Walters.
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He pretended to have destroyed "100 percent of ISIS," which is patently false.
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She'd pretended to be sick so that she could skip the following lesson.
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" The host smiled, and pretended to act afraid: "Quick, cut to commercial break!
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We all pretended that the kids needed Disney+ to sing along with Moana.
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President Trump has not even pretended that he is faithfully executing the law.
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I pretended to tell the cab driver to go to the local Walgreens.
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Adam says the catfisher even pretended to be various members of Gabriella's family.
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Prosecutors: Suspect pretended she was pregnant The suspects allegedly planned the attack for months.
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When they got to the TCL Chinese Theater, they pretended to push the car.
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I pretended to ignore the quiet sniffles of mothers who could not do it.
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Like in Cibele, there were boys who pretended to love us to get sex.
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First, he pretended to think that the fictional Potter character was her real identity.
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I could offer my opinion, but then, I never pretended to be a psychologist.
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Someone even pretended to be him and called in bomb threats to his school.
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Over the same period, the White House has largely pretended the report doesn't exist.
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Kavanaugh has, for the duration of his confirmation fight, pretended this isn't the case.
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Police said the bomber was a teenager who had pretended to be a worshipper.
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In post-referendum Britain they have "taken back control", or at least pretended to.
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The woman put her credit card down while the man pretended not to notice.
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He looked at Arthur, but Arthur pretended not to see him, glaring into space.
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The study sent professional actors to doctors' offices, where they pretended to have depression.
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They pretended to call their relatives but talked, instead, to Eritrean smugglers in Tripoli.
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Bates pretended to stub a cigarette out on Paulson's shoulder, then nuzzled her affectionately.
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The time is now to do the hard work that we pretended was done.
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Wiredu acknowledged that he had called himself Amara and pretended to be South African.
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His way was not revolutionary, and I don't think he ever pretended to be.
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I pretended that I was okay with being cut out of our friend group.
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But if I accepted it, or even pretended to, I would go crazy too.
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"They had their chance, but pretended to rush," Trump wrote Thursday of House Democrats.
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She banged her fists on her desk, rattling the vials, and pretended to pout.
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I pretended she was gone, that I had moved on and become an adult.
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He wrapped a roll of bills around his penis and pretended to fuck it.
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People pretended that they went to these parties only under duress of some sort.
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"I pretended as if I didn't even have the Tonight Show job," says Leno.
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I pulled away, stung, and pretended I didn't know what he was talking about.
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"No one pretended police would immediately find every one of these guns," he said.
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In hindsight, I don't think he was as loyal as he pretended to be.
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When we glanced back, they lowered their heads and pretended to check their phones.
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The whole time I pretended everything was fine, and said all the right things.
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Specifically, women were more likely to have pretended to orgasm for the benefit of a partner, whereas men were more likely to have pretended orgasm due to feelings of insecurity, a desire to emotionally connect, and because they wanted to feel powerful.
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Guests were congratulating them, and the bride and groom just pretended that they were married.
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Of course, I've never pretended to have the faintest idea of the company's strategy here.
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I pretended to be scared because I thought that's what I was supposed to be.
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An argument ensued before Ettel got out her phone and pretended to call the police.
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As Trump lied, he made fake spastic movements and pretended to have a disabled arm.
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As part of the lesson, children pretended to be runaway slaves navigating the Underground Railroad.
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Cubs fans stood their ground and cheered and sang and pretended like it was nothing.
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In her book, on page 123, Ms. McGowan wrote: 'I pretended to have an orgasm.
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One day I pretended to leave the house and recorded him banging on the wall.
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Basilio pretended to eat one of the invisible "pasteles," or cakes, that Roger offered him.
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Chinese girls at my middle school highlighted their hair and pretended not to know Cantonese.
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To channel the passion in her week 3 Tango, Hernandez pretended to smell a quesadilla.
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I asked him where he got the cheese, and he pretended not to hear me.
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Instead, I pretended that I didn't know her (which she seemed to also be doing).
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John pretended he couldn't read the teleprompter when he introduced Carrie Underwood and Keith Urban.
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At first he pretended to be okay with it, but it soon came between us.
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And at midnight, Olivia Newton-John came out, and I pretended I took singing lessons.
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She just pretended to be dumb to get a boy to keep talking to her.
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I was disappointed that they were flawed, but only because they pretended not to be.
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Lane, the drummer, saw this guy and pretended he knew him as a famous person.
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"For the past 100 years, razor brands have pretended body hair doesn't exist," says Billie.
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A series of serene looking white people pretended to consult with doctors about their cancers.
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The police barely pretended that what they had done was anything other than extrajudicial murder.
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Oh, and none of us got married, or have even pretended that's happening anytime soon.
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Oscar Isaac snuck up behind Adam Driver and pretended to punch him in the back.
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And I would imagine her responses, sometimes subtly mouthing the words I pretended she'd say.
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McIlroy never pretended to view the Olympics the same way, and neither did most golfers.
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How many times have we all pretended we're in Game 7 of the World Series?
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I've never said I'm a perfect person, nor pretended to be someone that I'm not.
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The West has pretended to not notice or, more insidiously, has been a willing partner.
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There are other, more prestigious clients, but he pretended to no longer remember their names.
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Turkey pretended not to see tens of thousands of foreign fighters streaming across its borders.
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You may remember a time when Republicans pretended to care about the debt and deficits.
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Maybe it would actually have been what it pretended to be for all this time.
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The 3 claim at this point ... Dre, Xzibit and company pretended the deal never existed.
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In the first few months after her father died, she'd only pretended to run away.
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Although wounded, "he pretended to be dead, escaped, and we spoke to him," she said.
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He pretended to disentangle himself from the prospect of non-stop corruption during his Presidency.
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He liked that even less, and so he pretended to work on a new novel.
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They also pretended to be a New York Post reporter to share pro-Iranian propaganda.
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So, I often pretended to be Spider-Man or Sherlock Holmes or even James Bond.
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The Greeks pretended to retreat during the night and left behind a huge wooden horse.
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Richard pretended to tell the alleged arsonist a story about a puppy he once had.
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I climbed into a cave once used by smugglers and pretended I was a pirate.
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I sort of pretended I was Simone de Beauvoir with my friends in the kitchen.
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Kramer did more work in the "Seinfeld" episode where he pretended to have a job.
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"I never pretended I could carry the vocals on my own," Mr. Shinoda told Kerrang!
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Graham said that he preached caution and that Trump became exasperated, or pretended to be.
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Instead, Kris says he pretended to be Blake Griffin when he was out in public.
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I probably pretended to hate The Beatles into my twenties based on that first line alone.
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At one point, Papile even went behind the counter and pretended to punch in an order.
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Other fake personas, though, pretended to be progressives or liberals, attacking Trump and praising Democratic candidates.
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To a school psychologist, who either pretended not to understand or sent you to a psychiatrist?
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Hawaii on Tuesday, the Supreme Court did Trump an enormous favor: It pretended he didn't exist.
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In Tuesday's free routine final at the Rio 2016 Olympics, the duet at least pretended to.
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But JAY-Z actually pretended to pull it out of her hand and stop her bidding.
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She went to these events accompanied by a friendly golden retriever that she pretended was lost.
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Confronted with his past statements about climate and debt, Trump just pretended he never said them.
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They pretended like they had no off-screen chemistry... but then proceeded to mount each other.
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However, in 2016, Ferrell pretended to work at Refinery29 (yeah, this place!) to attend Fashion Week.
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Cheers to our dragon prince, the only person who pretended to read the material before class.
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He pretended to be his own publicist back when he was just a real estate billionaire.
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In 2014, someone pretended to be DeLillo on Facebook and said they were crowdsourcing a story.
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I pretended to be everything from a low-level shoplifter to a middle-market drug dealer.
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" Diesel, 49, jokingly pretended to kick the actress as he said, "Of course it's not me!
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After all, who knows you better than all the people you pretended to be one time?
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My friend, bless her, pretended I wasn't acting like an anxious dog during a severe thunderstorm.
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In shops, we pretended I was her boyfriend and that we were buying clothes for her.
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My mother opened the door and I handed her the card, which she pretended to appreciate.
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The time Rosa Lyster pretended to a "Marxist bro" that she hadn't heard of Slavoj Žižek.
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It has closed its eyes and plugged its ears and pretended the issue will go away.
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I wondered if he was bragging because I had pretended not to hear his marriage proposal?
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But as the tears streamed down my cheeks, my awesome mother pretended not to see them.
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"We pretended that the emperor wasn't naked," he writes about his fellow Republicans in the book.
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Perhaps more accurately, there were times when she sounded like Sanders, or at least pretended to.
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There, predictably, everyone got very drunk and pretended to eat Ramen out of a toilet bowl.
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The German soldier who shot him kicked his head and Optatius Buyssens pretended to be dead.
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Yeah, but it wouldn't really be honest if you pretended it was easy all the time.
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Greene pretended to have a Portuguese ancestry and passed as white for most of her adulthood.
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The times when Germany at least pretended to lead on this issue internationally are long over.
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The mashed potatoes were awful, but then Mr. Gokce has never pretended to be Spud Bae.
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I never pretended that I was accommodating, or that I could take it or leave it.
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She pretended to be a German heiress, bilking Manhattan hotels, banks and a private jet operator.
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I think what got him was at the end I pretended to pee in the bushes.
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Hanawalt has always drawn animal-human hybrids; at school, she pretended that she was a horse.
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The guy even pretended to be embarrassed at the end and threw his towel at James.
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Much of it was already known to Bridget, from the Internet, but she pretended it wasn't.
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She smoked too much weed, and rather than enjoying being high, she pretended not to be.
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He pretended to be an insider when in fact he was nothing more than a gofer.
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"I never yelled, I never screamed, and I always pretended I was a friend," she said.
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"That's the problem with the Freedom Act: It procedurally pretended to solve the problem," he said.
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When the fan tried to walk away, Gooden, Gonzalez, and Conner pretended to beat them up.
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Onscreen, the new Prince Phillip appears to throw Loechler a ring, which Loechler pretended to catch.
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High-ranking officers pretended to take his myopic vision seriously, and construction began in April 1967.
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It was all of the sudden like everyone pretended that she just became a different person.
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"He pretended to fix it, and it still wasn't fixed," Nealon told Conan O'Brien in 2015.
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He picked up the Oscar, pretended it was his, and asked people to congratulate him. Wow!
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Karen turned to Lila and pretended that she was doing something involving and important with her.
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We told lies of omission and pretended that nothing very terrible could be happening around us.
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I chose to do what people always did to me, and I pretended it didn't happen.
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The police and the Communist Party pretended that it really was about Thatcher, and nothing happened.
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I pretended to scan the contents as I replayed the previous eight hours in my head.
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From that lesson emerged a strategy: Democrats would prove themselves the fighters Trump only pretended to be.
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" When asked whether she still loves her ex, Pulliam said she loves "who he pretended to be.
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The NCRI said the couple arrested in Belgium had pretended to be supporters of the People's Mujahideen.
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In the end, Corden jumped on the bandwagon and pretended to join in on the vaginal steaming.
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"I'm thinking about getting really fat," he quipped to Vulture as he pretended to tease season 3.
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"I never said I'm a perfect person nor pretended to be someone that I'm not," he begins.
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Was Cap able to lift Mjolnir back then but pretended he couldn't to save Thor some embarrassment?
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If we pretended that there are no differences, we wouldn't understand why females are at greater risk.
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" In addition to apologizing, Hill said, "I am not a perfect person and never pretended to be.
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This shows a kind of intelligence, but not necessarily that of the wunderkind I've pretended to be.
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Mr. PTSD pretended his sign would spread levity; Mark believed his essay would inspire people to persevere.
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Perhaps if you pretended that children were dogs, you could at least feign an interest in them.
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"I never said I'm a perfect person nor pretended to be someone that I'm not," he said.
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Like in Lost Memories Dot Net, there were boys who pretended to want us to get nudes.
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I pretended not to hear her, grabbed a pamplemousse La Croix, and hightailed it out of there.
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"I went to her office and pretended to be a flower delivery person," Greene, 67, tells PEOPLE.
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How has he pretended to play a ufc fight on stream to avoid getting copyrighted LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL pic.twitter.
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They're very clever, Sauvé said, adding that the birds pretended to be injured during a news conference.
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" So for five minutes, "I just pretended like I was the coolest guy on Earth, Ryan Reynolds.
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But I'd be doing a disservice to my platform if I just pretended these things don't matter.
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I pretended not to be nervous, and the friend who escorted me didn't ask if I was.
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"I've never said I'm a perfect person, nor pretended to be someone that I'm not," he said.
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News first reported, Fergie joined Hammer onstage, interrupting his speech as she pretended to be the actor.
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Every time my lower back seized, or my legs kicked out, I pretended it was intense pleasure.
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I pretended that I wasn't scared, and by pretending that I wasn't I actually became not scared.
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I pretended to look impressed and got in, as a jazz club and more toilet visits awaited!
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I haven't seen a grin this trollish since Squints pretended to drown in front of Wendy Peffercorn.
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But until recently, when they wrote about elections, they often pretended that academic expertise did not exist.
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During an in-store performance, Arrow pretended to fall, then actually fell and then hit her head.
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I don't think he actually knew who she was, but his employee did, and he pretended to.
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"The teacher just pretended that she didn't see that we are doing these bad things," she said.
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Then, with a big grin, Brooks knelt and pretended to yank at the 44th president's suit pants.
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On one play, Woodman pretended to lose sight of a fly ball with a runner on third.
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I had my flight back and I had already changed it and I pretended that I hadn't.
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" "Judd approached me when he was 16 and pretended to be an interviewer for a radio station.
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"Jeremy had planned to have a photographer there and he pretended to be a fan," says Maldonado.
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"They pretended they were house church people, but I soon realized they were Eastern Lightning," he said.
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He pulled over a woman, asked for her ID, and pretended to run her plates, KABC reports.
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I came back from surgery and went right back to the collective and pretended nothing had happened.
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A month later, Watters pretended to be a big boy reporter and made an ass of himself.
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Yet the president gave no signs of distinguishing the prankster from the senator he pretended to be.
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"Chris Hemsworth, with whom I've pretended, is a sparkling human being and a stunning actor," he said.
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Bereal: During the Watts riots, I noticed that the whole art community just pretended it wasn't happening.
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I also pretended to be terrified of things Penelope would never fear, like her heart-patterned socks.
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He has pretended other losses — from dampened business investment and increased consumer prices — don't exist at all.
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When they first telephoned her, she pretended to be her mother-in-law to put them off.
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Elizabeth has pretended to be herself for so long that she's not entirely sure who "herself" is.
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A fixer for the news organization pretended to be a wealthy Sri Lankan businessman, and potential client.
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" And he's liked, "Remember how you just pretended you were on an episode of Pimp My Ambulance?
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But they certainly wouldn't have played dumb and pretended not to see that there was a problem.
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But I ignored it all; I pretended that it was just the heat or stress at work.
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He pretended to tie his shoe in the middle of a point in his match against Baghdatis.
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He was allowed to become Hooded Justice, a superhero, but only if he pretended to be white.
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Are you saying you just pretended to be a racist to whip up support from racist voters?
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While she pretended to steal secret materials, her helmet's monitor notified her she was hit, she said.
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The wounded police pretended to be dead as Taliban finished off anyone who appeared to be alive.
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Well, except Miami, which did what it usually does and pretended that all action is inherently good.
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Each of these radically different books pretended, as their titles suggest, to speak for an entire generation.
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In an earlier interview with HuffPost, Ms. Ettel said she had only "pretended" to call the police.
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Instead of fixating on the absence of a result, it went ahead and pretended there was one.
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But in those cases, Bush and Clinton at least pretended to have principled reasons for the pardons.
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It was Rowan, obvious now as the boy got closer, and Richard pretended he'd known all along.
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Clark pretended to notice the "urn," picked it up, turned to his girlfriend, and professed his love.
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When asked about the referendum, he stopped in his tracks and pretended to be hard of hearing.
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Ballmer, meanwhile, famously snatched an employee's iPhone at a company meeting and pretended to stomp on it.
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A man trapped there with me politely pretended that a relationship wasn't collapsing in front of him.
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Still I twirled, posed and pretended I was having my very own America's Next Top Model moment.
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The other people at the table, all white, pretended nothing had happened and steered the conversation elsewhere.
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Blizzard cut away from the sign, and the casters assigned to the stream pretended like nothing happened.
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" The artist pretended not to hear, but then told the man it was an "upside-down heart.
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In October, the company took down Russian-backed accounts that pretended to be from political battleground states.
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"My mother pretended to agree with him, but I could tell she was pleased," Mr. Yilmaz said.
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Meanwhile, in Thailand young protestors pretended to collapse as they demanded transformative action on the climate crisis.
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"Of course, I pretended, said, 'Of course, Robin, of course I know you,'" he said with laugh.
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When I asked after him, the concierge either didn't know his real name or pretended not to.
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Then, after every eruption, he pretended like it never happened or promised it was the last time.
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Once James reached the bench, his teammate Kyle Kuzma pretended to put a crown atop his head.
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Contrast that with the president, who on Thursday pretended as though he'd never even heard of Assange.
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He argued that while Mr. Berlusconi pretended to be coarse during campaigns, he was really a sophisticate.
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He simply pretended he didn't exist — and heavily implied that a Republican president would pass immigration reform.
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I didn't want to view myself as a victim so I suppressed it and pretended it never happened.
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But Boyd got her revenge when she got her hands around his neck and pretended to choke him.
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Remember the London Olympics when they pretended that Queen Elizabeth jumped out of a plane with James Bond?
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus pretended to be Questlove DJing, complete with his afro pick in her own straight hair.
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How's this for irony: Morgan pretended to barf, then slammed the pop star for not acting her age.
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My Central Jersey reported that Dykstra put his hand in a bag and pretended to have a gun.
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Maybe Democrats will begin to actually adopt the kind of anti–Wall Street populism Trump pretended to represent.
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Elliott was Charlotte's (Vanessa Ray) therapist, meaning Archer Dunhill has pretended to be Elliott for over five years.
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It was eventually retrieved by Charles, who jokingly pretended to throw it for Digby to fetch once again.
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I agree with the Volvo engineer who said Tesla's system pretended to be more capable than it was.
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When she smiled into the crowd after the performance, and we pretended she was smiling at us personally.
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He had seen the first season or at least had heard of it or pretended like he had.
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Whenever he came by, I pretended I was still committed to a life lived free of voice commands.
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Miranda-Alvarez then pretended to have her baby at the hospital, but said that the baby was sick.
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The general threw him to the ground, then pulled him up again, and pretended to slice his throat.
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Pretend you're watching Thrones the same way you pretended to be into Lost or the Elena Ferrante novels.
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Though knowing Debra, she would've drank a smoothie, pretended she never saw the papers, and married him anyway.
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Suspecting his intentions, Darel said she pretended to be dating her costar to get him to back off.
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The man pretended to need directions, so Barker led him to the spot the man needed to go.
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She's no Gretchen Carlson, who once pretended to have to look up "czar" and "ignoramus" in the dictionary.
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" When Hayes pushed against these remarks, King back-tracked slightly and pretended he was talking about "Western civilization.
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" He then pretended not to understand the word "suggest" and then went with an inexplicable "I don't know.
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He sort of pretended he had something in his eye and then he'd give us a big hug.
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Hahaha, can you believe how well I pretended I care about anything else for the first few sentences.
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On Friday, Trump and British Prime Minister Theresa May held hands and pretended that everything was hunky dory.
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A couple of times, he seemed not to hear (or pretended not to hear) what Norton was saying.
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Over dinner, Ms. Horruitiner would recount how people sautéed grapefruit peels in oil and pretended they were cutlets.
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Remember that Titanic story about the guy who pretended to be a woman and snuck onto a lifeboat?
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The problem with what you and your friend did wasn't that you pretended to be a lesbian couple.
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"But I never pretended that those things were something I owned," Bobby's floating head continued in the video.
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At the end of Friday's match, Sock shuffled his feet and pretended his racket was a fencing foil.
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In 2012, the Republicans got Clint Eastwood rambling at an empty chair that he pretended held President Obama.
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"In the driver's seat, Jende pretended not to hear anything," Ms. Mbue writes of Clark's constant cellphone conversations.
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BDSM or S&M is something you pretended to be into to compensate for your lack of personality.
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Sitting in his car from across the street, Mitnick pretended to be a McDonald's employee, taking customers' orders.
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Clark seems to distinctly remember the day that the judge pretended he couldn't recognize her with different hair.
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Later in the night she attempted to introduce herself to me and I pretended not to speak English.
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I pretended to have broken my leg once, so I didn't have to see my boyfriend after school.
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Later that night, I pretended to fall out of bed (in reality, I threw myself onto the floor).
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The 54-year-old pretended to help the Italian but instead used his trust to escalate the abuse.
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The participants were engaged in a role-playing exercise in which a woman pretended to fire a man.
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In the past, I didn't think God would like me much unless I pretended to be someone else.
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We pretended that one of the students was getting married, and we held a traditional Yemeni wedding celebration.
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Mambele saw the world through thick glasses and with a deep scepticism of all who pretended to authority.
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Internet platforms dominated the public square and pretended they were not responsible for the consequences of their actions.
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In the past, we pretended not to see them because we did not have a name for them.
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While his friends played with toy soldiers, he toted a leather briefcase and pretended to be a stockbroker.
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In the videos, he pretended to take steroids and spoke of enjoying the smell of his sweaty armpits.
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One kid pretended his camera froze so that he wouldn't get called on during his online lecture class.
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He knew people feared unknown faces, so he always pretended as if he came from a neighboring town.
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Then he asked, "Why are you so cold?" and I pretended to be asleep because I didn't know.
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To please those around me, I got a girlfriend and pretended to live in a perfect heterosexual world.
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The congresswoman then jumped to her feet and pretended to count out her challenger like a boxing referee.
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My dad pretended to read The San Francisco Chronicle while stealing glances at my mother from his booth.
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Trump pointed to his forearm and pretended to blow on Biden, who he then suggested would fall over.
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Users have pretended to be infected, and harmful stereotypes about people of Asian descent are on the rise.
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A man trapped in there with me politely pretended that a relationship wasn't collapsing in front of him.
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So I stood in the corner, pretended to be busy on my phone, and eventually left empty handed.
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Mostly, I pretended that Donald was an elderly real-estate broker showing me homes in the D.C. area.
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Politicians have, at best, only pretended to care about working people and, at worst, have screwed them over.
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About an hour later, she woke up again to Preston beside the bed and pretended to be asleep.
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The man they were sitting with drew a gun and then pretended to point it at their heads.
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On Thursday, the president of the United States got into a parked truck, honked, and pretended to drive.
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They pretended they were the best astrologers and the best mathematicians and religious scholars in all of London.
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In fact, two ISPs actually pretended to join the July 12 protest in order to actively undermine it.
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I felt I didn't want to be self-indulgent and have therapy—I pretended I was just fine.
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Poppy Bush shed his preppy striped watchband and pretended that pork rinds, rather than popcorn, was his favorite snack.
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Initially, the business "pretended to be the manufacturer," opting to be less transparent as a means to entice customers.
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She pretended she knew the girl, and walked over to her and asked if she was ready to leave.
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Later, the leader of the free world got in the cab of a truck and pretended to drive it.
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One woman pretended to wash car windows until she was close enough to the US to ask for asylum.
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The ISIS fighters wore military uniforms and pretended to be members of the Iraqi federal police, manning a checkpoint.
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"For a majority of my life I pretended not to be Middle Eastern — anything but Middle Eastern," he said.
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He's pretended to abduct children (with parental permission), terrifying them, in hopes that they'd learn not to trust strangers.
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You can use this sentence starter to help you answer the question: I pretended to be _________ when I was _________.
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Republicans only pretended to care about debt as an excuse to hobble President Barack Obama and slash social programs.
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He pretended to be a soldier seeking asylum in Canada to escape anti-Semitic attacks in the United States.
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The Radiohead comment was retracted and I pretended, like the rest of the UK, like nothing had ever happened.
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She and her friend ducked into an alleyway, pretended to be smoking cigarettes when a regime thug spotted them.
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It's the only time in the 19 years I've worked with Jeff where he pretended ... to ignore a recommendation.
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Even bearish predictions about the Chinese economy have at least pretended that economic data from the country are reliable.
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Redditor EndlessLazer posted a handwritten note from a little girl, Lily, who cleverly pretended to be her dad, a.k.a.
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That night, A. pretended to be asleep, and at 1 in the morning he climbed silently out of bed.
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Worse, might it draw creepy men, like the ones who pretended to be widowers and stalked my Facebook page?
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Lamar Alexander (R-TN) and Richard Shelby (R-AL) pretended as though they hadn't seen Trump's tweets at all.
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" She denied making this comment, saying, "I even pretended years ago to be an African, a half-caste African.
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Then there was the 2010 stunt, in which his associates pretended to be telephone repairmen to sneak into Sen.
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When repeatedly confronted with U.S. intelligence evidence, the Russians have pretended that the illegal missile simply does not exist.
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Sadiq offered us spicy chicken, so we pretended not to notice the river of pesto, and we took it.
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In order to survive, she pretended she was dead in the hopes that the shooter wouldn't shoot her again.
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He was walking her to her car, pretended to slip on snow and stuck his hand up her dress.
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"I was Scott Rogowsky's roommate for a few years... until he pretended to move to LA," the listing reads.
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Sure, he sold out Robb Stark and pretended to burn Rickon and Bran alive, but he did save Sansa!
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An aide repeatedly asked them to leave, as Ms. Warren pretended to examine the paint on the hall ceiling.
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Destiny's Child's "Bills, Bills, Bills" played throughout the store as Kristen discussed work and pretended to eat a croissant.
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We bantered, we joked, we lit one another's cigarettes, we pretended we were not consumed with insecurity and competitiveness.
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I gave blood; pretended I was a wino; went under hypnosis; had myself put away in a goofy garage.
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He even explained-- I think he-- I think he pretended he was writing to his three year old child.
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"How many times have we all pretended we're in Game 7 of the World Series, and here we are."
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It was so unbearably disgusting but we all pretended that it was all great and we all loved it.
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In the past, con artists from Nigeria often pretended to be princes in trouble to get your personal information.
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Lester managed to stream for hours because he pretended to be playing the new UFC game from Electronic Arts.
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"We pretended to love it ironically, but we actually genuinely loved it," Alex Mann, another former theatre kid, reminisces.
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Coleman says Allen's allegations that he pretended to be a woman to obtain "private information" about Ray are false.
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One woman screamed, "New Orleans!" as soon as "Daddy Lessons" came on and another pretended to play the trumpet.
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They pretended not to be bothered while I took notes on them like an anthropologist, a photographer clicking away.
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One of the accounts even pretended to be the cousin of an African American who died in police custody.
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They pretended to have all the answers, when the more honest responses to human suffering are concern and doubt.
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Considering he allegedly once pretended to be his own publicist, Trump probably knew responding would create more press ruckus.
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For several months, he put on a suit and pretended to cross the Detroit River and go to work.
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" Davidson added: "Do you remember when that whole city pretended that kid was Batman because he was, like, sick?
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George became Sandor Kiss and went to live with a Hungarian agricultural official, whom he pretended was his godfather.
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"Last year, we pretended that our headquarters had flooded and we had to work from home," Mr. Vallee said.
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We'd read about the Perseids myth in the encyclopedia, but we pretended that they were sisters instead of brothers.
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It rained here the night the president pretended to be an environmentalist during the State of the Union address.
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In an event that started September 4, the Air Force Space Command pretended there was a war involving space.
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I noted details the way I had previously only pretended to when strolling through museums with more sophisticated friends.
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In his latest YouTube video, posted this month, he pretended to smuggle himself onto a plane in a suitcase.
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To survive, Qassem told Ms. Malfatto, he converted to Islam — or at least, pretended to — and ISIS spared him.
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Some guy tried to talk to me about universal basic income yesterday and I just pretended I had narcolepsy.
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After the board of the magazine threatened to resign in January, "they pretended to accept our autonomy," she said.
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Some even strapped tool belts to their waists and pretended to be craftsmen, disguising newspapers under their thick clothes.
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Trump never pretended to be a man of the people; he bragged about his wealth on the campaign trail.
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In a statement, Kennedy pretended that his bill would somehow upset large ISPs like Comcast, AT&T and Verizon.
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But "the Mooch" fell for the prank not just once, but twice, as the prankster also pretended to be Huntsman.
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Lee admits it was difficult standing next to his friend while Sixx's on-screen doppelgänger pretended to overdose on heroin.
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"I never said I'm a perfect person nor pretended to be someone that I'm not," he said in the statement.
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"I never said I'm a perfect person nor pretended to be someone that I'm not," he began in the statement.
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Dad sat at what would have been his desk; Dan pretended to fire what would have been his machine gun.
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Brent was deciphering a Rubik's Cube beside him, but pretended not to hear his grandparents arguing or his cousin crying.
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He tells us about a parody account that pretended to be him and stepped over the line of what's acceptable.
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Benchmark revisions indicate this labor market isn't as youthful as it has pretended to be over the last two years.
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She had tried to overlay her values and her views, he said, on the people she pretended to be helping.
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Instead, we all pretended that we might have been drinking to be "out of control dangerous" or whatever is was.
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Any young girl who has ever pretended her best friend was actually her sister would be jealous of this photo.
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The woman told police she pretended to comply but instead went to the bedroom and jumped out of a window.
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After LeBron James pretended to sip a beer, the brewery ran with the viral moment — but King James wasn't happy.
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The two pretended to get into a brawl in order to mess with all the drunk St. Patrick's Day viewers.
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" She added: "Afterwards when they got out of the tub, Linda went up to Stallone and pretended to punch him.
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Some members of Archimedes pretended to be local news organizations that "published allegedly leaked information about politicians," according to Facebook.
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I pretended I knew what they were talking about and laughed along, but didn't know what they were talking about.
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Debra moved across the train and pretended to know the woman being attacked; she played along, as did another stranger.
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Shortly after, Tarantino mock punched the Empire star in face, and he pretended to fall down – to laughter from all.
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Goofy Elizabeth Warren, sometimes referred to as Pocahontas, pretended to be a Native American in order to advance her career.
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"They repeatedly pretended that the federal government saving hundreds of billions of dollars won't translate to actual cuts," Connecticut Gov.
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The attacker pretended to be CEO Evan Spiegel while asking for employees' payroll information, according to a company blog post.
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"They repeatedly pretended that the federal government saving hundreds of billions of dollars won't translate to actual cuts," he said.
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We've pretended in the past that our laws say things they don't -- with results that many are happy with today.
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Trump first pretended not to be aware of white supremacist David Duke, and had trouble disavowing Duke's praise for Trump.
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At a recent event promoting fitness, Prayuth wrapped a scarf around a gym instructor's neck and pretended to hang him.
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Huang and D'Arcy of Poncho practiced for hours, and at one point, their colleagues pretended to be the different mentors.
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And that wasn't the only thing that got blurred: The more I pretended to undress, the more I'd be undressed.
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Sandford, then 19, approached a uniformed police officer during Trump's June 16 rally and reportedly pretended to seek an autograph.
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In the "Tide Pod Challenge," some people — mainly teens — pretended, or in some cases, appeared to actually eat Tide Pods.
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"He said himself that he could hear you," the agent said; Enotiades had apparently pretended that the line was bad.
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I went to a family party where I pretended everything was fine since they hadn't known I was pregnant anyway.
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Somewhere nearby, an excavator churned past, its engines the loudest noise in the forest, but he pretended it wasn't there.
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The driver pretended there was a fault with the vehicle so the men took off with the children on foot.
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With the single, she was reclaiming the agency in the for-us-by-us storytelling blaxploitation films pretended to fulfill.
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Can you elaborate on your charges in the lawsuit that Kris "pretended to DJ" while you guys were on tour?
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" She also claimed that she only pretended to call the police and that "this has no racial component to it.
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She encountered Margaret, the Duchess of Montenaro, and the two women pretended to be each other and live different lives.
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Word of the Day : not pretended; sincerely felt or expressed _________ The word unfeigned has appeared in one article on nytimes.
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Amazon ran a commercial on this year's Super Bowl that pretended its digital assistant Alexa had temporarily lost her voice.
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He headed into a train station, where he pretended to examine a poster showing future renovations for the 1988 Olympics.
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The supervisor pretended to be from the United States Pacific Command in a phone call placed to day-shift workers.
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They joked about an imaginary character — "the clown" — who they always pretended slept between them in the bed they shared.
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Authorities say that Magen Fieramusca, 33, pretended to get pregnant around the same time as her longtime friend, Heidi Broussard.
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A YouTuber called out 2 TikTok stars for a prank where they pretended to be in a violent, abusive relationship
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Brown appeared not to hear the question — or at least pretended not to — when asked if this game felt different.
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Out of classic British politeness, people generally kept their thoughts to themselves or pretended not to notice my sloppy attire.
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This has made it easy prey for charlatans like Paul Ryan, who pretended to be serious about his fiscal principles.
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The hosts of "Romper Room" pretended to see them through a "magic mirror," and read their names on the air.
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"We can lie": A detective pretended to have evidence linking a 13-year-old to the stabbing of Ms. Majors.
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He swept me up and said, "This is where dads take their bad daughters"; he pretended to throw me over.
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And, if I pretended not to notice these slights, wasn't I proving that I really was a disengaged, privileged oppressor?
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Always opposed to what he has called "politically incorrect nonsense," he never pretended to be your Sensitive New Age Guy.
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"Savannah pretended to conduct as the national anthem was playing, and George joined in the fun," a royal observer tells PEOPLE.
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He pretended his source for the Podesta emails wasn't in cahoots with the Russian government, though that was clearly the case.
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Sanderson Farms, the third-largest chicken producer in the U.S., has never pretended to be against feeding antibiotics to its birds.
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A former worker wore a hidden camera and pretended to go back to work in the commune near the Vermont border.
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Clearly, he pretended to be dead after the "You're Mine" thug shot him, eliminating the possibility of any more bodily harm.
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Sarah pretended that her pause was to choose her words carefully, but she was weighing how honest she could handle being.
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He pretended to cooperate while using Russian colloquialisms to warn his associates that he'd been conscripted into a US government sting.
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We collected moss and dandelions to create little homes for ourselves outdoors and pretended to fight the villains of the novel.
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Brian Bosché, a Washington DC-based entrepreneur, pretended to swing a golf club whenever Mr Trump won a key battleground state.
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Bill Clinton never pretended to be some kind of cultural conservative who claimed that everyone should live by certain personal standards.
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The first group date was "wedding photos," where the women pretended to be taking shots to commemorate themed matrimonies with Nick.
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We're told Alana's in a stable place now, despite her recent antics on social media ... when she pretended to snort cocaine.
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The base has already hosted a reality television show, in which six celebrities pretended to be astronauts facing life-threatening challenges.
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Or, even worse, when Jane Leeves was pregnant on Frasier and the show pretended that she had a "binge eating" problem?
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While John pretended to be a doctor, Dr. Duntsch is, amazingly, the real deal — just, it seems, a very bad one.
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His wildly unqualified son-in-law was installed as a top White House aide, and everyone just pretended it was fine.
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Corruption, Lies, and Death Threats: The Crazy Story of the Man Who Pretended To Invent Email, Gizmodo, March 5, 2012. 3.
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I tweeted about porgs for a day, pretended to love them, and caught the eye – however briefly – of Luke Skywalker himself.
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The defendant pretended to have a 10-year-old daughter who also did "nude modeling" to gain the children&aposs trust.
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Even if it was established that the officers saw the assault go down, they could have pretended they didn't see it.
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This is the same girl who pretended to be Alice Webster, framed the innocent Kristian Hertz and faked her own death.
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File this moment next to that time Adele pretended she was an Adele impersonator, in a roomful of competing Adele impersonators.
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To test one of the sites out, I pretended I wanted to hire them to kill an ex-husband of mine.
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It happened a lot in Slimelight, where journalists pretended they were going to write positive things and instead did the opposite.
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A girl just came in and asked me if "everything was alright" and I pretended to answer a phone call. Christ.
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George Lopez pretended to urinate on President Donald Trump's Hollywood Walk of Fame star in a video that has gone viral.
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After a while we progressed to porn and at first when we masturbated to it we pretended it was a joke.
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It was filmed from afar, and the person who shot it pretended to freak out and ran away after the stabbing.
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I'd be lying, though, if I pretended everything that lay outside my painted bubble of a garage was equally as idyllic.
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He pretended not to notice when she picked up the phone and pressed a single button, most likely the redial button.
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But he also observes that "the crown prince has never pretended to be a political reformer," which is not entirely true.
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Take "Truth," the 85033 drama that pretended CBS News' Dan Rather didn't promote fake news to rock the 2004 presidential election.
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The ambient heat had patrons removing layers, and one woman pretended to pour a bottle of wine over her date's head.
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Sarah Palin The former vice presidential candidate said Cohen pretended to be a wounded veteran during her interview with the actor.
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He pretended to stagger around the cage on drunk legs, then stood over his concussed opponent, pointed, and made inaudible comments.
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Calantropo noted that, in fact, he was not, but it was easier to move forward if everyone pretended that he was.
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The tension peaked when Abby pretended Air Force One was dealing with a mechanical issue, which grounded Mellie's (Bellamy Young) plane.
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Blue Apron CEO Brad Dickerson told Axios' Dan Primack that the company pretended to be a technology business when it wasn't.
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The arrangement brings to mind the movie "The Front," in which Woody Allen's character pretended to pen scripts from blacklisted writers.
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So when I left for my chemotherapy appointments, I grabbed my large black tote and pretended I was headed to work.
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As a pesky 303-year-old, I once asked her why he'd gone to jail, but she pretended not to hear.
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When the scammer refused, Perrin pretended that another person, "Stu Reid," had just reached out to him with a similar offer.
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After absorbing each question, Williamson looked at his teammate Mike Buckmire, who pretended he was playing the role of Williamson's consigliere.
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Epstein's ability to evade justice is of a piece with the elite impunity that Trump pretended to challenge, but actually embodies.
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If not for my precarious reproductive situation, I probably would have pretended to be ambivalent about kids for 10 more years.
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"They basically pretended it didn't exist," said one member, who was granted anonymity so they could speak freely about their position.
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To enhance the feeling of intimacy, Mr. Chiu pretended to be a host and spoke to the audience about each piece.
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Mr. Broome said the girl pretended to be a transfer student and knew class schedules and instructors' names at the university.
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They gathered and pretended to be monkeys, lions, slugs, and other members of the animal kingdom straight up doing the deed.
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I pretended I didn't know who he was and asked him if my Ford Festiva was parked in the right place.
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We swam and cavorted, dived through the centers of our inner tubes, pretended once more that we were mermaids or sharks.
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But never mind: The narrative required that the character Ryan played exist, so everyone pretended that he was the genuine article.
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One of Unsworth's lawyers turned and gave me a weak smile, which I pretended not to notice as I scribbled notes.
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While the ESPN crew packed up their gear, little kids, basking in the bright lights, pretended that they were the stars.
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After all, this is a man who, in the 1980s, pretended to be his own spokesman on phone conversations with reporters.
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When he walked through the door, Tiny turned and pretended to straighten the hair products on the table behind her chair.
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A YouTuber called out a questionable prank by two TikTok stars where they pretended to be in a violent, abusive relationship.
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A number of viewers were also made uncomfortable during Monday night's game when some teammates pretended to punch Mixon in celebration.
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The first words out of my mouth were, "you're an idiot," and everyone laughed at me and pretended I was bad.
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Read next: Trump and a bunch of Silicon Valley CEOs sat at a big table and pretended to like each other
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She says he pretended not to know she filed, but now that he does, the question remains ... why not drop it?
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Trump and a bunch of Silicon Valley CEOs sat at a table and pretended to like each other Trump and a bunch of Silicon Valley CEOs sat at a table and pretended to like each other Silicon Valley was very loud during the election cycle about the dangers that a President Donald Trump could pose to the United States.
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Eventually, Ferrara pieced together the truth: He learned that Biegler was not nearly as polished and rich as he pretended to be.
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At some point in your life, sat in front of a computer screen, you have almost definitely pretended to be a hacker.
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She said there have been times she pretended to go into a building to avoid a man following or yelling at her.
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I pretended to myself that I had come out to the rocks simply because I had wanted to be near the ocean.
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Has she pretended not to speak English all this time, or did Trump throw her under the bus to explain Putin bilat?
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He also pretended to be a veteran who worked for Apple, persuading a Beverly Hills dentist to do $28,000 worth of work.
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" On Saturday, Trump released a statement saying: "I never said I'm a perfect person nor pretended to be someone that I'm not.
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I was weaker at the time and pretended to be fine with her going to live on a sailboat for a year.
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The clip shows Poncho promptly administering chest compressions to an officer who has pretended to collapse on the ground in cardiac distress.
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It's like, couldn't they have pretended to stay together so that we could at least take comfort in some solid celebrity couples?
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An unknown assailant walked up to him and pretended to shake his hand before flinging the liquid — known in Russian as "zelyonka".
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His momentum carried him out of bounds — where he jokingly grabbed a beer from a vendor and pretended to take a sip.
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He is white and He pretended to be a Japanese writer to get work at his publisher in violation of the rules.
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We already know from a sworn deposition that Trump pretended to be his own spokesperson, "John Barron," in the 1980s and 90s.
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Perhaps the strangest thing about it is that Trump pretended to be busy when his public schedule for the day was empty.
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After the alleged attack, the male called 911 but pretended he was talking to someone named Doug and not the 911 operator.
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So I pretended to hail a cab to go home, and then went back into the bar and drank with other guys.
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In April 2015, Schumer pretended to fall at Kardashian and Kanye West's feet on the red carpet at the Time 100 Gala.
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She even pretended (unsuccessfully) to fake a mild back injury, only to blow her cover by dancing at the show's wrap party.
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Even worse, he pretended to have something he didn't, and seems to have fooled an awful lot of people along the way.
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Nobody has ever pretended that all movies are made with artistic concerns as the first priority and economic concerns as the second.
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Donald Trump pretended to send well wishes to people who oppose him ... but let's be honest, it was aggressive and mean-spirited.
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It represents a generation in agreement with Baldwin when he said that he no longer believed in the lies of pretended humanism.
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Page then pretended to stagger around the cage on drunken legs before standing over his fallen opponent so he could mock him.
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I have never posed 30 times for someone to take my picture and then pretended it's a selfie; I don't use filters.
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Like the guy on YouTube who told his partner he'd blown up their kid, or pretended to throw it off a balcony.
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The two pretended to have food poisoning to gain access to a private bathroom where they got Cohen into character, Deadline reports.
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Murphy, at second base, pretended that he caught the ball, wound up, and left Céspedes scrambling to make it back to first.
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Beside him, two girls slouched in their chairs and pretended to care, but they kept looking at their cell phones, obviously uninterested.
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The seismic shock from these actions can only accelerate the erosion of that bedrock societal foundation the attorney general pretended to honor.
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In 2004, ten female prisoners in Pennsylvania received roughly $260,000 from hundreds of men who they'd pretended to fall in love with.
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Other research found that when white people pretended not to notice race they often acquired alienating tics, such as avoiding eye contact.
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LONDON — The 26-year-old man pretended to be a teenage girl to meet boys and young men on online chat forums.
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I went to the party and pretended I was on acid and got all these people to get in the shower together.
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If she needed to catch her breath while walking into work, she pretended that she was reading the plaques in the hallway.
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Along the way, young men and children in the village pretended, as is expected of them, to try to halt the procession.
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It's worth recalling that at his confirmation hearing in January he pretended to be unaware of what the "emoluments clause" even is.
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Relieved of the ball one on one near midfield, he dropped and then pretended he'd been kick to win a free kick.
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When another mob, armed with sticks, bats and iron bars, halted her and demanded an identification card, she pretended she was Hindu.
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The nod towards unity Trump pretended to advocate for during the State of the Union was gone in less than 85033 characters.
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Trump also pretended to have opposed military action in Iraq and Libya from the start when the record shows just the opposite.
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Severino pretended that the law could compel a surgeon to perform a gender reassignment surgery he or she felt unable to do.
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And what's driving the U.S. economy now is the very deficit spending Republicans pretended to be horrified by during the Obama years.
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And in this instance, my own professional career took inspiration from a 1980's actor who pretended to be an FBI agent.
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I'm never going to be a "237 unread messages" person, and I've never even pretended to go on a social media cleanse.
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Just to add a little sauce on it, I pretended to be devastated so he didn't suspect he had granted my wish.
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Instead, she pretended to order a pizza and used code words until the 2911 dispatcher understood what she was trying to say.
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During the tastings, we all pretended like we were professionals and gave our harshest opinions, but we still finished every last drop.
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She pretended as though he hadn't nicknamed the North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un "rocket man" as an insult the day before.
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Here, however, it will also be important for the American president to carefully distinguish between genuine enemy irrationality and pretended enemy irrationality.
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Indeed, his recent "fire and fury" warning might merely have reflected a preferred "rationality of pretended irrationality" posture for the United States.
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Republicans never actually cared about debt; they just pretended to be deficit hawks as a way to hamstring President Barack Obama's agenda.
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It felt like tea parties I'd pretended to have with my grandma when I was a child, and I told her so.
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They were, however, predicted on the assumption that Fred Rogers was a completely different person than he pretended to be on PBS.
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It wasn't until she spoke to the New York Times that Swinton finally admitted that she pretended to be Ebersdorf to play Klemperer.
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Through all this I pretended that being known as a lesbian didn't bother me, that it was only a problem for other people.
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Mark&aposs son, 24-year-old Marcus Ling, even approached the woman and asked her to move, but she pretended to be asleep.
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I pretended that I needed material for my cultural studies course, but I was there for myself, among thirty other non-heteronormative people.
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The Times reported last week that AET funneled money to a project that used a Facebook page where people pretended to be conservatives.
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He denied it, I told him to fuck off, and I cried the whole Uber ride home while he pretended not to notice.
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Meanwhile, a group of young ultranationalists staged a protest at which they pretended to hold Santa Claus—that unwelcome Western intruder—at gunpoint.
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In 1570 Pope Pius V excommunicated "the pretended Queen of England and the servant of crime", and called on her subjects to rebel.
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Also at the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards, Cardi B pretended she had brought Kulture on stage for the baby's first public appearance.
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As for why they pretended to be in Puerto Rico when they were actually in Mexico, we're not even going to touch that.
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If her startup simply hosed gullible investors and pretended it invented a perpetual motion machine, it might earn a golf clap or two.
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Right after they took off, he pretended that there was an engine failure and that they might have to execute a crash landing.
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The British comedian, 44, attended Los Angeles premiere of his latest film, The Brothers Grimsby, where he pretended to publicly support Trump's campaign.
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Have you ever acted in a play, pretended to be a famous athlete when you play sports, or imagined yourself in a movie?
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The theories were tied to 2017, when XXXTentacion faked his death in a post on Instagram in which he pretended to hang himself.
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He slyly pretended to be a part of Mayweather's entourage, and no one asked questions, checked his ticket, or noticed he didn't belong.
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" CNN's Chris Cuomo (D-Less Famous Cuomo) pretended Trump was attacking a Muslim simply because he was a "brown guy with a beard.
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" 'He's my superhero' For the first year after the incident, Huff said, he did the "cop thing" and pretended that "nothing bothered him.
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I loved the teacher (a thin, intense Frenchwoman named Vangeline), as well as an exercise in which we pretended to have no faces.
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And I knew women who benefited from the patriarchy and pretended not to notice how it was chipping away at them, like Serena.
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Yet unlike the Trump White House, the Clinton administration never pretended prohibiting her from testifying before a grand jury or Congress was possible.
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Once he noticed he was on the big screen, he jokingly leaned over to his seatmate and pretended to make out with her.
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Then again, that work was in response to Nixon-era politicians, who at least pretended to hide their lies to the American public.
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"Damn, Daniel," a girl she followed on Instagram but pretended not to know in real life had said as she entered the room.
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Even then, Trump's acknowledgment of Russian involvement in the election was reluctant, and he pretended that the indictments showed that his campaign hadn't
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So we could go home and try to hold those slippery slivers, which, like everything we pretended was ours, touched us, and vanished?
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Ettel told a reporter, according to NBC News, that the girl had been disturbing her work, so she pretended to call the police.
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A Texas man reportedly pretended to be a police officer to get to the front of a Whataburger drive-thru line in 2015.
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I pretended to not like Madonna nearly as much as I did (and those were the American Life years — such a good album).
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The woman said she was stunned and pretended to be asleep because she feared what would happen if he knew she was awake.
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He pretended to be confused by the British actor's British accent, and at one point asked Holland if he could lick his shoe.
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If there are no Trump tapes, attention will turn to why he pretended such tapes might exist when he knew they did not.
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Like my mother's words after the thief's father pretended to call for him, then slammed the door because his son couldn't be bothered.
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Everyone pretended to invest $100,000 and whomever's portfolio was worth the most money at the end of eight weeks would be the winner.
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The group allegedly used the Grindr app and pretended to be a lone gay man, who arranged to meet at the victims' homes.
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And by that I mean called the dude whose name was on the Gumtree listing and pretended to be interested in the flat.
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The agents reportedly pretended to be Garcia's cousin, sending text messages from her cellphone indicating that she had been in a car accident.
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He used the same apology statement as the Dobre Brothers, and pretended to be stony faced and miserable when a fan walked in.
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Fooling around, I stuck my leg out and pretended to hitch up my skirt so as to get a lift as a hitchhiker.
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"We have indulged myths and fabrications, pretended it wasn't so bad, and our indulgence got us the capitulation in Helsinki," Mr. Flake said.
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Asrary then pretended to be Bieber, and demanded the girl send nude photos of herself and threatened to hurt her if she refused.
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My boyfriend and I started making out on his bed, and then I pretended to go to the bathroom to insert a diaphragm.
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Every time I came over to ask him about my role, he excused himself and pretended he had to take a phone call.
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When Tywin finally joined the rebellion, he pretended to be Aerys's ally one more time in order to gain entry to the city.
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The young man, maybe in his early 30s, pretended not to stare at the striking woman who had just stepped into the elevator.
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She wasted time waiting to be discovered, chased after empty material success and pretended to be someone she didn't even want to be.
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In a recent Buzzfeed interview, the SoundCloud rapper Lil Pump pretended the controversy didn't exist, and freely used the word throughout the conversation.
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After a few failed attempts to fold the pastry without creating a hole, I just pretended that there wasn't one and continued on.
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So she had seven fugitives hide under the bed and then got in, pulled the covers over herself and pretended to be sick.
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"Because of their arrogance and pretended superiority, the Americans invaded Iraq to kill Saddam Hussein but ended up destroying the country," he said.
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A stripper and porn star by trade, she has never pretended to be someone she's not and has a reputation for demanding respect.
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Republicans were never the patriots they pretended to be, but at this point they've pretty much crossed the line into being foreign agents.
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I took the dustbin, and I pretended to go empty the trash, and as I was going downstairs, my mother walked behind me.
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" In an Instagram story, Turner pretended to be an influencer and said, "Hey, guys, just kind of going for my influencer look today.
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The bomber was dressed in a police uniform and pretended to be disabled, infiltrating the crowd before detonating his explosive, Mr. Hassani said.
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That seemed like an unusually wide array of footwear at a concert; I pretended to drop my pen to get a better look.
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Meanwhile, Kris dressed as Khloe in a long bleached-blond wig, and Kendall Jenner pretended to be Kylie showing off her makeup range.
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Lawrence also said she believes Chapman pretended to be Feden while communicating with her family, using Feden's Facebook account to message with them.
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When asked whether he knew anything about photography, he pretended that he did and quickly began studying photograph books in the base's library.
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This probably sounds really weird, but I figured out that if I pretended to masturbate like a cis guy, I could feel it.
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The sex offender registry, with its one-size-fits-all approach, has pretended to answer all of them — by, in reality, answering none.
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While at the event, the couple played around in the popular photo booth set up in an elevator and pretended to get caught smooching.
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In his opening statement, Spodek argued the system is "easily seduced by glamour and glitz" so Delvey pretended to be wealthy to get ahead.
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She forged emails, staged an embarrassing incident at a karaoke bar, and then pretended to be engaged to her gay pal George (Rupert Everett).
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"I have never pretended to be pretty or look good in clothing, I have never tried to be flashy or show off," she wrote.
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Image: YouTube ScreenshotEarly this year, we all pretended to be shocked when we saw a video of monkeys having sex with deer in Japan.
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I drew a few pictures in my notebook -- jotted down these descriptions and pretended I could tell all of these seemingly identical bees apart.
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"For so many years of my life I pretended I was not a Middle Eastern person," he said, addressing his parents in the audience.
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First, Jennifer Garner pretended that she wrote a memoir, and then American Horror Story joked that its next season would be about Freddie Kruger.
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For one night as he delivered his State of the Union address, Donald Trump pretended to be the president Republicans wish he really was.
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"I've never said I'm a perfect person, nor pretended to be someone that I'm not," he said in regards to the tape being released.
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He finally showed up and struck a pose, jabbing George Harrison, who pretended to tip backward and make the other Beatles fall like dominoes.
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I have gone to many a bar in Brooklyn and pretended that I was talking to Post Malone and so people have believed it.
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"I find it offensive that Goofy Elizabeth Warren, sometimes referred to as Pocahontas, pretended to be Native American to get in Harvard," Trump tweeted.
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On Sunday night's episode, Simpson, 71, laughed when Baron Cohen, in character, pretended to stab his "girlfriend" Christina while explaining why he was famous.
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Instead, their companies chucked motorized scooters on the city sidewalks, without the city's permission, and then pretended to be shocked when children rode them.
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Though Gunvalson pretended she didn't want to hear the claims at first, she quickly confessed to viewers that she was interested in the scoop.
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He allegedly said he pretended to be an ICE agent "to show everyone that he was 'somebody' and had done something with his life."
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Midland's Cameron Duddy pretended to hawk beer in a running gag with show hosts Little Big Town, but TJ Osborne took the comedy seriously.
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Nazi collaborators who pretended to be picking mushrooms in the forest, looking for Jews to betray to the Germans, were arrested, interrogated and shot.
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Williams had pretended to take Jake for therapy, then created the false bills so he could pocket a cash "reimbursement" from a county agency.
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Another common claim is that his wife, Lisa, only pretended to recognize the gun found at the scene—which was an antique family heirloom.
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And the internet has jumped to a tantalizing conclusion: Akie Abe pretended not to know English so she didn't have to talk to Trump.
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Saturday&aposs bomber had pretended his truck had broken down before detonating it in front of the hotel&aposs fortified gate, said police Col.
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He pretended that scattered instances of banditry amounted to a massive armed revolt, and ordered his North-Korean trained Fifth Brigade to crush it.
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Then Orton twisted, or pretended to twist, stretching just enough that the rubberband of Jeff Hardy's dangling earlobe looking to be twisted 180 degrees.
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Source: Julia Vie Ross Ulbricht was arrested at Glen Park Library after two undercover agents pretended to get into an argument to distract him.
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Cohen never pretended to be a disabled vet, Showtime insists, echoing what Cohen's character already wrote in an open letter to Palin last week.
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To gain entry in the home, Kvitová said he pretended to be a workman inspecting her flat's hot water system, according to The Guardian.
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It'll also cross over a large swath of soon-to-be disillusioned Trump supporters who realize Trump only pretended to care about their struggles.
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I pretended to ignore him and hastily ran by the remainder of the team that was now staring at my legs pointing and giggling.
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If you grew up watching the original Power Rangers show, then you've definitely pretended that your old wristwatch could help you talk to Zordon.
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Besides, any novel pretended to be true, and a good "open" text would spur the reader to judge and interpret that truth for himself.
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The woman who pretended to be mentally ill and threw crickets over an entire D train car in August calls herself a performance artist.
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Daeshgram pretended to confirm suspicions that it controlled the Amaq website by uploading a video that claimed to have hacked the ISIS propaganda site.
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The next day, my sister returned to class and pretended everything was fine, as if the school had never accused our family of bioterrorism.
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Lynch, a Democratic cabinet member, pretended to not know that she was being asked whether she is biased and unable to oversee the investigation.
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But the ruse was all part of Ciancia's master plan, as he pretended to stumble as he climbed off the stretcher, the station reports.
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" Other attacks included an offensive pantomime of Maza's voice in which Crowder pretended to eat chips and exclaimed "just can't eat one, like dicks.
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People just love telling you about their lives, and, honestly, it calmed me down when I just pretended to care because, eventually, I did!
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Though the producers "pretended to be very remorseful," Paige told me that all the footage she asked to be cut was, in fact, used.
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I only knew if a friend was upset when they told me directly, and if I ever felt overwhelmed, I pretended that I didn't.
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" She explained that it was as if "I lost my face although everyone pretended I was the same as ever before whatever that was.
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I fished in my bag for something to write on and could find only my date book, so I pretended it was a notebook.
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She pretended to be a mental patient for an article, "10 Days in a Madhouse," that led to reforms to a women's mental institution.
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The trajectory of this underground railroad is from blithe, barbed self-consciousness to the subconscious, where land mines you pretended didn't exist keep exploding.
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Mr. Bannon has now joined with Mr. Ailes in a common cause on Mr. Trump's behalf, a mission that Breitbart never pretended to deny.
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Asked his opinion of the case, which is now the matter of a lawsuit in New York, Mr. Oxendale pretended to zip his mouth.
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In cases for which the caller pretended to have acute symptoms, the average time until an appointment was about one and a half weeks.
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Still, the asteroid's close distance made it the perfect subject of Reddy's "war-game," in which astronomers pretended that it really would hit Earth.
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In one, they pretended to be older Mexicans, falling and injuring themselves as they tried to navigate the city's many rundown sidewalks in wheelchairs.
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During an exchange with reporters, White House Director of Strategic Communications Mercedes Schlapp pretended as though there might be some basis to Trump's claim.
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The sheriff, terrified of the untamable Bean, at least pretended to go about his work for a time, before returning to Jackson sans prisoner.
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"Russia's trolls pretended to be American people, including political groups and candidates," Ms. Kim wrote in a post for the Brennan Center for Justice.
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But even during its wildest moments, Bartiromo pretended to understand what Trump was talking about and acted as though he was making profound points.
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I pretended not to understand, turning the conversation toward where to go for the best walk in the countryside, and sensed the ranger's relief.
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For years, Ms. Sorokin pretended to be Anna Delvey, a German heiress with a trust fund that paid for a life of glamorous ease.
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As Hyperallergic reported, protesters at the opening pretended to sip oil-contaminated champagne and chanted slogans noting the company exploitation of Iraq's natural resources.
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In 1990, two thieves pretended to be police officers and robbed the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, taking what's worth an estimated 500 million dollars.
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Whitman understood that democracy wasn't "very boring" but rather a political system that could deliver on the promises that authoritarianism only pretended it would.
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For example, he has pretended to contact the spirits of Mac Miller, XXXtentacion, and YouTuber Etika who tragically died by suicide in June 2019.
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Soccer star Alex Morgan went viral when she pretended to sip tea after scoring a winning goal against England during the Women's World Cup.
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Mr. Malek once even pretended to be a sales representative for one of the companies, giving his name as "Judy Jones," the suit said.
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"I still am very comfortable playing female roles, because I pretended to be a woman for thirty years of my life," Bouk went on.
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Anyone who's ever been to a dinner party that pretended to be friendly while feeling like open-heart surgery will read this in awe.
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During yet another speech at the Trump International on Friday, Pompeo even pretended in a joking way to not know who owns the hotel.
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Russell's subjects described the opposite adaptation: they often pretended that they were meeting for the first time people whom they knew they'd met before.
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However, you could only get fired if you were actually not unable to work because of your sickness but only pretended to be sick.
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I hadn't done any laughing over the last three days, while my classmates and I pretended our loved ones were asphyxiating beneath our skis.
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All I know is that neon gym equipment was carted onto the stage as the ripped dancers pretended to struggle with five-pound weights.
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When a nurse came in to empty his bag of urine, I pretended to sleep so she wouldn't see me poised to lose it.
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Sure. Was it weird that we all pretended that the whole Players' Tribune thing was anything other than a transparently ghost-written PR play?
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The "Titanic" star has pretended to be American, Australian, Polish-Armenian and in her latest film, crime thriller "Triple 9", a Russian-Israeli mafia boss.
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And Barr pretended not to understand what basic words such as "receptive" and "suggest" mean, when Democrats had the nerve to use such "technical" terms.
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" As Dad spoke, Mom picked up a little Julio Jones doll and pretended to speak in the star wide receiver's voice: "I love you, Wyatt.
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Additionally, if you pretended that the Dragon were an arc and traced out the full circle, you could determine how much mass caused the warp.
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So I used "Help a Reporter Out," which I think is probably the most embarrassing open secret in media, and pretended to be an expert.
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I knew such remarks were trash talking at their most base, and often pretended not to hear them, but the truth was something more complicated.
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As she kneaded her face, she'd remember a song from childhood whose lyrics pretended English words all became Italian words with the suffix of –uh.
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Mortified that my lips were blindingly chapped, I pretended that that was exactly what I had come for all along — not White Chedder Cheez-Its.
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It's Winter, the woman Ivy pretended not to know when she came to interview for the nanny position at Ivy and Ally's home. Plot. Twist.
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On top of that, Theon pretended to murder the youngest Stark boys, Bran and Rickon Stark (Art Parkinson), when he actually lost them as prisoners.
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Marissa Tietsort A Wisconsin babysitter allegedly killed a 2-month-old baby and then pretended he was still alive when returning him to his mother.
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More explosively, Caixin wrote in its May 1st issue that Anbang had pretended to have more capital than it had—an allegation denied by Anbang.
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There's "Fat Monica" from Friends, that time Tyra Banks pretended she weighed 350 pounds for a day, and (* shudder *) every single second of Shallow Hal.
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Others, like Apple CEO Tim Cook, have pretended like they're outraged with President Trump in public, but continued to work with him behind closed doors.
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Around the same period, the band spent afternoons filming interstitial scenes where they pretended to converse with the cartoon mice through holes in the stage.
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After the game, Durant pretended he had no idea what everyone was talking about, but winning heals all wounds and he's no longer playing dumb.
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In the footage, one man is shown sitting in a rolling chair surrounded by three others who pretended to perform a sex act on him.
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In a bid to prove she wasn't racist shortly after, she revealed she had pretended to be "a half-caste African" a few years prior.
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One study published last year found that managers couldn't tell the difference between those who worked an 80-hour week and those who pretended to.
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"I've never said I'm a perfect person, nor pretended to be someone that I'm not," he said in a video statement back in October 2016.
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In this case, a young operative sitting at a computer in Canberra successfully pretended to be a senior terrorist fighting in a faraway war zone.
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She also claimed that one of the two suspects, Jaiden Caruso, 16, had a "beef" with her son, adding that he "pretended they were friends".
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Under a program that compensated soldiers for targeting FARC fighters, the military killed thousands of innocent civilians and pretended they were rebels killed in battle.
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In Italy, the perpetrators spread a movie clip of a car being destroyed and pretended it was news footage of migrants wrecking a police vehicle.
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I stole $100 from his wallet when he wasn't looking, then pretended I had a family emergency, bought a slushy, and caught the bus home.
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While Emma was saving Hook, Rumple sent Milah to the River of Lost Souls (but pretended it was Hades' doing) and destroyed their getaway boat.
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Some harbored doubts as to whether I had truly changed, or whether I had merely pretended to do so in order to deflect police attention.
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Then, I took a mini shampoo and conditioner and pretended they were a boy and a girl meeting on the island and falling in love.
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"When I got home I slowly got out of the car, locked the door, went to sleep and pretended that it never happened," she said.
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Over the last few weeks, Lee has pretended to be blissfully ignorant about his casual dog whistle racism when it comes to wrestler Kenny King.
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But Anna Faris decided to go a different route and bond with the women who've pretended to be intimate with her famous husband, Chris Pratt.
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Police in India this week arrested 70 people allegedly involved in a scam in which some pretended to be IRS agents, according to media reports.
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My mother and brother couldn't speak Chinese, so they pretended to be deaf and mute, and none of the Chinese passengers said anything, sparing us.
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He never pretended that things were going to be ok, or that there was a greener pasture that he could see on the other side.
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Read more: Alex Morgan pretended to sip tea after a goal against England in the World Cup, and then fans sang 'Happy Birthday' to her
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In a court filing, prosecutors declined to reveal what agency or department may or may not have employed the individual who pretended to be Ghaada.
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Since that draw with Wilder, Fury has signed with Top Rank and ESPN, and pretended to blow a kiss to his summer opponent Tom Schwarz.
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Ken pretended not to know what he meant, or perhaps really hadn't understood; he smiled blankly at the monk and continued down into the sacristy.
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Bill Cosby sanctimoniously lectured young black men and pretended for years to play the wholesome sitcom family man, while allegedly slipping his rape victims mickies.
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Julie purchased water polo gear on Amazon and had his son pose for pictures in a pool in which he pretended to play the sport.
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Also calling him Daddy while he pretended to be holding her as a sex slave in a crawl space underneath her own East Hampton kitchen.
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I love you in the waterWhere they pretended to wade,Singing that old blood-deep song That dragged us to those banksAnd cast us in.
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Mercury connects with your planetary ruler Jupiter this morning, finding you working through complicated emotions, many which you pretended weren't there for a long time.
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I took out my notepad—a notepad would make me look important, I thought—and pretended to write, only to sense someone standing behind me.
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The fellow model then became the victim of a pretty tame prank, in which Kennedy pretended to be an Uber driver who'd found Baldwin's phone.
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I pretended it was insulin: I was like a diabetic, but dependent on a highly addictive substance that could end my life with every shot.
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I pretended to be everyone from a 34-year-old male Filipino software salesman to the 57-year-old female head of a production studio.
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Rhodes said everyone knew pretty quickly but pretended otherwise.) In February of 2012 Mr. Keenan surprised Ms. Bartoloni with Knicks tickets (she's a lifelong fan).
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To do so, she pretended to be a mother seeking a school, an out-of-character assignment that appeared to be a moment of awakening.
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I ignored the dozens of calls from the folks at Ally — perhaps thinking that if I just pretended I didn't owe them money, they'd forget.
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After she explained that she just got a haircut with bangs, he recalled meeting her, or at least pretended to, and soon they began dating.
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These were considered bold, even controversial, at the time, but no one pretended that Capote or Mailer were trying to make excuses for their subjects.
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In Iran, his relatives pretended to be Muslim to avoid harassment, performed religious rites in secret and were denied access to higher education, he said.
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"President Trump has never pretended to be a Bible-banging evangelical," said Penny Young Nance, president of Concerned Women for America, a Christian conservative organization.
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But Barr — who also served as attorney general during the George H.W. Bush administration — has pretended to be painfully ignorant about Trump's conflicts of interest.
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Rather than Russians working in St. Petersburg posing as Americans, this time Democrats — most of them far from Alabama — pretended to be conservative state residents.
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In the Lower East Side and Harlem, children pretended to be bride and groom, wore masks for Halloween or drew with chalk on the sidewalk.
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I ran into him three years ago at an event, and he pretended to know who I was, but I'm not surprised if he didn't.
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No one knew what the symbols meant, and the developers who added them either stayed silent or pretended they didn't know what was going on.
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The couple got a jump-start on the weekend at new hot spot TAO's Beauty & Essex and pretended to avoid cameras on their way out.
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At the sound of gunfire from a nearby military re-enactment, he pretended he had been shot in the backside and limped around the infield.
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A mutual friend who had agreed to accompany the groom on an investigation pretended to be injured and asked the bride to take his place.
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Six jihadists, wearing tailor-made courier-service outfits, pretended to deliver a parcel and hacked down the two men in front of Mr. Mannan's mother.
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Kyrgios pretended to sweep back his hair and pick at his shorts after being penalised, prompting the crowd, and chair umpire Jaume Campistol, to laugh.
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After all, as a fan recently pointed out to Pompeo, Bailey herself bent the insurance rules when she pretended it was still 11:58 p.m.
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The same person is responsible for both forged nominations and had pretended to be someone qualified to make the nomination, Njolstad told The Washington Post.
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The four-time NBA MVP rose up and pretended to block his teammate&aposs shot, much to the delight of the commentators covering the game.
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And I think there is no rational answer for what has happened, except that we pretended to be what we were for fifty, sixty years.
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Lacking this agreement, many Republicans have pretended that a magical health plan exists, one that would cover everyone, provide good insurance and cost less money.
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Therefore, although the Frenchman was polluting the tomato salad with his dirty French fingernails and even his hairy French knuckles, I pretended not to notice.
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Imagining alternate, low-cost forms of torture, Desus said, "Strap you to a chair and make you watch 'Young Sheldon,'" while Mero pretended to scream.
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One, Oleg Kulik, pretended to be a dog: naked, chained, he barked at passers-by in a reminder of the animality beneath our civilizational veneer.
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One, Oleg Kulik, pretended to be a dog: naked, chained, he barked at passers-by in a reminder of the animality beneath our civilizational veneer.
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I did like Bring Me The Horizon sometimes, but they were too heavy, I mostly pretended to like them because I wanted to be cool.
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Its as if those retro, cold, text-only chat rooms on the Internet that pretended to be coffee-shops ended up inspiring physical coffee-shops.
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Kimmel predictably harped in on his bitter "rival" Matt Damon, as he pretended to put their long-running feud behind while actually continuing to insult him.
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The couple's 12,000-square-foot home features six bedrooms, or almost enough rooms for the eight-person crew team that Loughlin's daughters pretended to be on.
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She says she was told she could not leave Sea Org and was released from duty only after she pretended to attempt suicide by swallowing bleach.
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Though David Rosen appeared to initially escape death by effectively talking Jake out of shooting him, Cyrus pretended to offer a confession, but instead poisoned David.
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Meanwhile, her victims are just excited about working with Amy Pascal or Kathleen Kennedy — two of the many women she's pretended to be over the phone.
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Photographer, Jan Hoek, became infatuated with a small group of men in Nairobi, who pretended to be pirates, even though they had never seen the ocean.
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I could have just gone all-out, pretended to be mad and been dismissed, but the thing is I do want to serve in the army.
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After Obama placed the medal around 90-year-old Brooks' neck, it appeared that the comedian jokingly kneeled and pretended to yank on the president's pants.
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It was 2011, a decade into an indecisive war, and few even pretended this fight was about bin Laden, the Twin Towers, or a smoking Pentagon.
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He was never caught, however, and my parents didn't want a terrified kid on their hands, so for years they pretended like nothing had ever happened.
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Sometimes the pain was so bad, I couldn't block it out, but I pretended I was alright, because I didn't want to be seen by anyone.
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However, the funding may have been for previous projects, and other scientists interviewed said that it was possible He pretended to have government funding for credibility.
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"He thinks I'm really special," I told my mother hanging up the phone in the kitchen, where she pretended to busy herself at the counter cleaning.
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It was so bad that some girls pretended to want to begin a relationship with me so as to get me to let my guard down.
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It was far too distant to hear, but she knew the sound of tires on the gravel so well that her ears pretended they caught it.
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As the two smiled and posed for pictures together, Corbett wrapped his arms around his onscreen wife and pretended to plant a kiss on her lips.
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"Now you have to not only address that first situation, but also address the situation where you guys pretended not to know each other," Martinez says.
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He voted against Britain's membership in 1975, opposed the single market in the 1980s and only pretended to campaign for Remain in the referendum of 2016.
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He's every kid who threw on a towel and pretended it was a cape — only he actually has superpowers, and has a real chance at greatness.
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"I find it offensive that goofy Elizabeth Warren, sometimes referred to as Pocahontas, pretended to be Native American to get in Harvard," he tweeted last week.
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On December 22, Barriss contacted the Calgary police and pretended that he'd shot his father and was holding his mother and brother hostage inside Vannatta's apartment.
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The girl's mom posted video of that apparent phone call to Instagram, and Ettel later told HuffPost she "pretended" to report the incident to the police.
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First, the major issue: that YACHT pretended to be victims of a sex crime, further complicating the challenges of real-life victims to be taken seriously.
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While I decadently sipped my water and pretended I didn't have to schlep to the subway in the next 30 minutes, I revamped my Goop plan.
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That agent worked with Hollywood veterans to set up a fake Hollywood production company and pretended to scout locations for a big-budget sci-fi epic.
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Before the first 48 hours of his administration was over, Trump pretended he didn't trash intelligence agencies over leaks and accused the media of inventing it.
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They made fun of me for a few minutes, pretended they were going to drive me to the station, but ended up taking me home instead.
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Another reason: Donald Trump is more popular than they are among the GOP base, and Trump is not nearly as conservative as they pretended to be.
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And I think a lot of people pretended to be people they weren't on social media, and intentionally stirred up fights and ganged up in mobs.
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When Mary Drake (Andrea Parker) pretended to be her twin sister, Jessica DiLaurentis, and hooked up with Peter Hastings (Nolan North), Mary got pregnant with twins.
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Some of the phishing messages analyzed by Citizen Lab pretended to come from the US Embassy in Mexico City, alerting the recipient of urgent visa problems.
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A correct answer earned a cheer, but, if the student erred, the girl pretended to pour a bucket of slime—another block—over the transgressor's head.
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Rogen tweeted some screen grabs from the exchange, in which he riled up Mitchell and then constantly pretended to be in a meeting when he replied.
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It rained one day, which is extraordinarily unlikely to happen on Mars, but the operators presumably pretended it was a dust storm and rolled with it.
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The pressure to be chill is the reason I pretended to be cool with an open relationship, even though that shit is really not for me.
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They sent an undercover agent who pretended he'd been directed by Chinese intelligence to meet Ji after one of the student's alleged handlers had been arrested.
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Playing to the crowd of thousands gathered to cheer him on, the president pretended to be Dr. Blasey testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee last Thursday.
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"The MTA legit ghosted me — like, mean-girl pretended they didn't know me after communicating with me for six months and approving a campaign," she says.
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Anyway, to celebrate the proper way, we thought we'd ask a bunch of people about all the bands they pretended to like for a shitty ex.
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The teacher didn't show up for his orchestra class, so Dudamel got up from his seat in the violin section and pretended to lead the rehearsal.
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It's not the same one that he played with, the one that I took to my kindergarten class for show-and-tell and pretended was mine.
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The breakthrough in the case came after they created a fake profile with a sample retrieved in 1980 and pretended to be someone researching family history.
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Goins pretended to casually throw back to Estrada, but actually placed the ball in his glove as Frazier stood on the base, looking toward the outfield.
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She and a friend liked to drink something they called pepper water, which was ordinary tap water they pretended their cruel orphan-handlers had made undrinkable.
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I rolled my eyes, pretended his question was juvenile, but really I didn't know what he meant, where did balls drop to, why did he care?
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I don't know the language, so I had no idea what she was telling me, but I pretended to listen, and I nodded as she continued.
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We both pretended that we were dating casually even though we talked all the time and hung out every night Anjna wasn't traveling for a show.
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It's hypocritical for Trump to be today's avatar of hostility to immigrants, since his own family suffered from anti-German sentiment and pretended to be Swedish.
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But it garnered countless headlines and record-breaking social media viewership as Epic leaned into the stunt and pretended like the game was gone for good.
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To this day I remain completely embarrassed by one pageant performance, recalling how I dragged my easel on stage and pretended to paint my latest masterpiece.
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This case sounds very similar to the story of Frederic Bourdin, the French man who pretended to be a missing 16-year-old boy from America.
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In another instance, the Lyft driver pretended to help a stumbling passenger who'd been drinking walk to their door, before allegedly raping them inside their home.
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While celebrating his monumental score, Moore dropped to all fours and pretended to pee like a dog, earning himself an unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty for excessive celebration.
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Mr. Brooks coyly pretended to wonder whether the crowd recalled songs like "The Dance" or "Unanswered Prayers," only to be answered with end-to-end singalongs.
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A Pennsylvania man who allegedly kidnapped his girlfriend and pretended to be her while communicating with her family and friends has been arrested, police said Friday.
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For instance, he pretended that his friend and associate Randy Credico was dead and tweeted about it frequently, even having mass cards printed about his passing.
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According to Facebook, Iranians pretended to be located in the U.S. and Europe, and used fake accounts that impersonated legitimate news organizations in the Middle East.
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The Nabokovs knew a Soviet plot when they saw one: They were convinced the Communists had pretended to smuggle Pasternak's novel out of the Soviet Union.
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As with those other problems, I was unprepared to deal with the pool of water, so I closed the door and pretended I didn't see it.
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Instead of presenting its fall schedule in order, day by day (you can see the full schedule here), NBC mostly pretended the schedule didn't even exist.
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Jong Un is known to have been educated at an international school in Berne, Switzerland, where he pretended to be the son of an embassy chauffeur.
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For her first big assignment, she pretended to suffer from amnesia and delusions and was committed to the Women's Lunatic Asylum on Blackwell's Island, according to PBS.
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Robinson shaved his head except for the hair he saved to braid into a queue, wore traditional Chinese attire and pretended not to speak English in public.
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Russian hackers pulled off another successful—at least for a while—false flag when they pretended to be a patriotic hacker group called the Yemen Cyber Army.
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The reason for that is back when Obama was president, Republicans pretended to believe that it was very important to keep government spending as low as possible.
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Some people are saying they fibbed about the number of languages they speak, while others are saying they really aren't the team players they pretended to be.
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On both occasions, he pretended to have found the offending bits of trash himself after reporting on the contamination to his superiors, as per the criminal complaint.
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Pratt appeared as part of a new segment titled "What Do You Have to Plug," and Kimmel pretended to be completely unaware of the first hit movie.
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The impostor pretended to be in the US military and after gaining the woman's trust began asking for money to help with a series of fake emergencies.
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For a full two months, Diana pretended everything was normal, that her little brother wasn't trapped in an abusive psycho-spiritual prison by a misogynistic scam artist.
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The Virginia school's students were asked play a Black History Month "game" where they pretended to be runaway slaves navigating the Underground Railroad as they encountered obstacles.
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Now, as an adult and a mother, I wonder why my father pretended not to notice rather than telling his dad to cut it the hell out.
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"I pretended like I didn't know what was going on and we talked a bit more and then he abruptly wrapped up the conversation," she told CNN.
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BEFORE he ran to be president of Guatemala two years ago, Jimmy Morales pretended to be a presidential candidate in a television sitcom called "Moralejas" ("Cautionary Tales").
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She pretended to accept the proposal and said she just wanted to pop back to her college, which was in a neighbouring country, to collect her things.
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But that's mostly a convenient excuse, as the league has been strict about celebratory conduct long before it ever even pretended to give a shit about safety.
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It was those text messages that the prosecution brought up in court, with Flynn saying Carter pretended she didn't know the location or manner of Roy's death.
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A tweet went viral claiming that a photographer said Tweeden had asked him to take a staged photo while she pretended to be asleep and Franken posed.
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The actor, 44, was all smiles as he playfully wrapped his arm around Halsey's neck and pretended to pull her backwards as they walked around the park.
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Teigen hilariously pretended to shoplift a bottle of Ouai haircare product by stuffing it her cleavage as she walked through the store with Luna on her hip.
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Specifically, the fact that her parents allegedly bribed her way into the University of Southern California and pretended she was a recruit for the school's crew team.
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So, this leaves two options: Either Trump lied about her not speaking English, or she pretended to not speak English to avoid talking to the U.S. president.
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Before Sundance, the filmmakers made their own site that pretended the disappearance of the film's stars was real, becoming one of the first instances of viral marketing.
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Shouts out as well to all the dancers whose big break in a Lil Wayne video meant gyrating next to him while he pretended to play guitar.
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In the shot, Hyland held up her ring finger and stuck her tongue out while the Bachelorette alum pretended to be surprised by the giant diamond ring.
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The Buffalo News is a real newspaper, and Rex is a huge football history buff so he pretended to be a former Bills lineman from the 1970s.
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Members of Congress, media personalities, consultants and actors dressed up and pretended to get along last night, but it wasn't for the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner.
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As Smith shot from the front seat, King tried a few different positions—knees bent; legs propped up against the window—and pretended to read the book.
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Even if you hated the music, you might've pretended to like it (me), relished in vocally hating it (my internet friends) or followed them closely anyway (both).
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There was Vandenburg's roommate, Mack Prioleau, who pretended to be asleep while the woman was being raped and didn't call police or check on the victim afterward.
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They pretended they could pass a magical law that somehow made medical care better and cheaper than it already was, without ever explaining how it would work.
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"We have indulged myths and fabrications, pretended it wasn't so bad, and our indulgence got us the capitulation in Helsinki," said Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona.
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"Small-town sheriffs would begin telling their friends about the tourist who pretended to be the Dutch prime minister," said Erica Terpstra, a former Dutch sports official.
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The Confederates themselves drew a straight line between the two "rebels" Washington and Lee, but the pretended equivalence is as spurious as "state sovereignty," historians remind us.
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The demonstrators, many smiling, laughing, and snapping photos on their cellphones, "pretended to set the building and trees outside on fire using the lasers," the Guardian reports.
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Fans and "SNL" viewers were delighted when the two teamed up for a skit in which they pretended not to know how to kiss like normal people.
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And how my male co-workers said and did nothing, pretended they didn't even see or hear, so as not to jinx the big $$$ deal at stake.
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It's that time in the presidential election season when Donald Trump has to say he has never pretended to be his own spokesperson in interviews with reporters.
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But you just know, in this kind of moment, that if something really bad happens and you pretended you didn't know, then you are also at fault.
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The affidavit, obtained by the Austin American-Statesman, said 33-year-old Magen Fieramusca pretended to get pregnant around the same time as her friend Heidi Broussard.
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Prudence wore a disguise (also known as a glamour on the show) and pretended to be a woman from New Orleans named Miss Dubois, portrayed by Boltt.
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Dee Dee reportedly pretended that Blanchard was sick in order to garner sympathy from the public, and even convinced Blanchard she suffered from a multitude of ailments.
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Although the Paris Review exchange was conducted by letter, the final transcript pretended to describe an encounter in which Green's partial deafness had been a recurring problem.
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" Starr continues: "This is exactly why at the Senate hearing where Comey made his devastating charges, Republicans pretended not to see the evidence of obstruction of justice.
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In sum: McCrory tried to change the election's rules to help himself; pretended he did not lose afterward; and is ultimately overturning some of the election's consequences.
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I'm not certain she knew I had just seen her husband, but we both pretended nothing happened and faked our way through the rest of the interview.
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