Or both Phil and Jamie are unreliable narrators, trying to put one over on Ethan.
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At the very least, the two directors put one over on me, the poor sap who insisted on eating to match the legends.
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His ideal is the conniving wheeler-dealer, master of the "art of the deal," who manages to put one over on his partner.
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Most hoaxes, he said, appear to be motivated by a simple desire to put one over on the world, or by hidden commercial interests.
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Kylie Jenner put one over on her famous family during a recent prank call with a little help from her newly-created Madame Tussauds wax figure.
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Judiciary committee chairman Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican, also addressed the reports during Sessions' hearing, denying suggestions that his committee, "put one over" on Congress when they examined the bill.
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"We can feel nothing but contempt and disgust at the prostitutes employed by our racket to try to put one over on the general public," he wrote with a sailor-worthy flourish.
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Though not strictly speaking a heist film in the conventional sense, it does involve the a plot to put one over on an art museum, and thus deserves a place on this list.
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Newton said it was a simple mix-up -- he didn't pack another shirt -- but it's clear Gonzalez thinks it's deeper than that ... saying Newton was trying to put one over on his team and organization.
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But if the speculation is correct, another preposterous development in the era of 45 will have occurred and Trump, aided by his White House lawyers, will have put one over on the supposedly independent judicial branch.
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Adam Campbell's Greg Walsh — Katie's boss and the guy Chuck is trying to put one over on — isn't as well-developed as the other regulars yet, and Martin, talented as she is, has a tendency to steal focus in every scene she's in.
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In fact, the scabbier and more flea-ridden the dog, the more we like to see it transcend its manginess and put one over on the bluebloods.
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The Stooges think they have put one over on the gangsters, only to have the bad guys corner them in a deserted warehouse. Instead of being rubbed out, the boys capture the crooks and get a reward.
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Played by Gerry Walsh, Cummins is a local politician with a consistent record: 1 vote at every council election. He is always seeking to put one over on Willie Power. Cummins makes his debut in the fourth episode of the series, entitled "The Sign".
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During the 1980s and 90s the then widowed, heirless, ageing Mrs. Bordoni became gradually more eccentric. A tiny lady, less than 5 feet tall, she dressed in thick tweeds and hunting capes even in midsummer; one could say a Dickensian character. That was not to say that she is not lucid even in her dotage, often managing to ’put one over’ on the local farming folk in her wine and olive oil trading.
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