"Don't be fooled by Mr. Santora's age; don't be fooled by his appearance," Mr. Stuart said.
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His friends tell us ... don't be fooled by appearances.
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But authorities warned people not to be fooled by that.
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Mr. Trump should not be fooled by this mirage, either.
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But don't be fooled by the rocks that she's got.
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Don't be fooled by bogus offers or sham celebrity endorsements.
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Books of The Times Don't be fooled by the title.
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Don't be fooled by the naïve optimism of progressive ideology.
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Lidar systems can't be fooled by darkness or sun glare.
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Don't be fooled by Hollywood's insistent caricatures of intelligent criminals.
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Don't be fooled by the "limited edition" in the name.
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The Gateway Pundit — Don't be fooled by the wonky-sounding name.
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First -- don't be fooled by the southern hospitality in South Carolina.
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Do not be fooled by those who denigrate this unique achievement.
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Don't be fooled by the lack of detail on specific issues.
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Don't be fooled by his glamorous persona and prolific entertainment career.
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Don't be fooled by the ambient music playing in the background.
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Don't be fooled by flashy office digs or a high salary.
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None of us should be fooled by corporate gestures of solidarity.
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Hummingbirds: Don't be fooled by their beautiful colors and teeny-tininess.
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Hummingbirds: Don't be fooled by their beautiful colors and teeny tininess.
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Don't be fooled by the cartoon aesthetic and seemingly simple 2D platforming.
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Don't be fooled by its two noms (Production Design and Original Score).
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Don't be fooled by the bikinis, binge drinking, and marathon makeout sessions.
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And why nobody should be fooled by Kim Jong Un's relaxed appearance.
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"Don't be fooled by her charisma," Altman warns in this exclusive trailer.
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"We must not be fooled by North Korea's 'smile diplomacy'," Suga said.
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Read more: Don't be fooled by Trump's trade-war truce with China.
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So don't be fooled by the beautiful people smiling in the photos.
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Don't be fooled by their name: Tyrannosorceress take their craft deadly seriously.
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Would Arya really be fooled by Littlefinger's game, even for a moment?
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Don't be fooled by what you see on TV or social media.
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You shouldn't be fooled by higher DEET concentrations on repellent bottles, however.
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Don't be fooled by claims that nothing can damage President Trump's support.
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We won't be fooled by Google's blatant misdirection, which is... Just kidding.
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"Don't be fooled by Alice being in the background," Ms. Kalman said.
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Don't be fooled by fake news headlines ⇒ A presumption is *NOT* evidence.
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Don't be fooled by the ministerial smile and deacon's clothes King habitually wore.
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Don't be fooled by that model solar system you had as a kid.
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But again, we shouldn't be fooled by the desperation in Adam Duritz's voice.
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Another ad warns voters not to be fooled by Ms Sinema's political makeover.
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But don't be fooled by the kitten's name: Hairyette actually has no hair.
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One thing I wanted to say is, don't be fooled by the internet.
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Do not be fooled by the beautiful patterns that resemble large band-aids.
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And no, it's not likely to be fooled by a photograph, sources say.
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Do not be fooled by Cupcake's sweet name — she is a fearsome survivor.
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Don't be fooled by all of Kalanick's personal missteps and Uber's ethical issues.
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"Do not be fooled by their attempts to be cute," one user wrote.
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Earlier this season, Boone said opponents shouldn't be fooled by LeMahieu's quiet intensity.
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But can he be fooled by some ordinary optical effects in a museum?
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During the November interview, Conway warned viewers to not be "fooled" by Jones.
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We must not be fooled by the glittering façade of the 'Silicon Oasis'.
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And importantly, it says the system can't be fooled by a photograph of you.
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"Don't be fooled by the marketing: Weight Watchers is absolutely a diet," Harrison writes.
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Don't be fooled by the pretty, sky-blue colors on the posters for Midsommar.
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That said, don't be fooled by this product's name: The SoundSport Free is expensive.
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Do not be fooled by the promise that plastic tubs will keep you organized.
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But don't be fooled by the size — the Zephyrus is packing some serious firepower.
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And don't be fooled by the people who say this isn't a big deal.
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Don't be fooled by the teeny size of Lush's cult-favorite Godiva Shampoo Bars.
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But don't be fooled by the casually uninhibited bon vivant she plays on screen.
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Don't be fooled by the abs that she's got, Jennifer Lopez doesn't use Photoshop.
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Do not be fooled by short-term weather fluctuations, or by distractions like snowballs.
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But don't be fooled by the straightforward plotting: Manhattan Beach is still vintage Egan.
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Don't be fooled by the president's claims that these problems are inherent in Obamacare.
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"No one should be fooled by Tulsi Gabbard's recent attack on Google," he said.
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Don't be fooled by the ever-expanding variety of flavors you can find in Japan.
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One is that they can be fooled by any kind of nonsense gibberish sophisticated words.
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Don't be fooled by the word "lean" on the package — it's still 20 percent fat!
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But don't be fooled by the title or the topic: this isn't a travel guide.
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One technician is warning investors not to be fooled by the recent run in Apple.
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However, technician Ari Wald of Oppenheimer warns not to be fooled by their relative strength.
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Why not just turn on the iris scanner, which can't be fooled by a photo?
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Don't be fooled by the lightweight, gel-like texture—this lotion delivers a major dose
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Don't be fooled by claims that strong growth means there is nothing to worry about.
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But don't be fooled by ignorance of Derry that they or their city are benign.
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"We must not be fooled by North Korea's 'smile diplomacy,'" he told a news conference.
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Don't be fooled by these skimpy stars in red swimsuits ... there's no lifeguard on duty!
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Don't be fooled by the presence of tween characters: The material can be pretty blue.
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Don't be fooled by the collection's candor into thinking that these poems are all surface.
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Don't be fooled by Tig Notaro's deadpan humor — she really is happy to be onstage.
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"Don't be fooled by offers of work that pay a lot of money," she said.
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Unlike cameras, for example, lidar cannot be fooled by shadows or blinded by bright sunlight.
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No one will be fooled by the thinly veiled attempt to undermine the Iran deal.
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Samsung's ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner can apparently be fooled by using a 3D-printed fingerprint.
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"Don't be fooled by the rock(s) that I got," Ballerini captioned her selfie with Lopez.
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And don't be fooled by their miniature size — each painting can take up to three hours.
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Don't be fooled by the bling on her body suit — she's still Jenny from the Block!
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Don't be fooled by the generation gap between Stewart and the average millennial-aged Twitter demographic.
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And don't be fooled by different forms of salt, which may appear healthier than they are.
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Deepfakes have been created to point out how easy it is to be fooled by them.
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Don't be fooled by the highly sus sunflower-seed loaf your college roommate used to make.
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However, don't be fooled by Cuchillos' boss bitch attitude — she's not exactly a great role model.
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Don't be fooled by the barren grocery store shelves: There's plenty more food on the way.
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Don't be fooled by her latest Instagram photo: It's over for Kathryn Dennis and Hunter Price.
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But, don't be fooled by the broey gym pic -- he's doing it all for baby Alexis.
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Don't be fooled by the audience in the hall; Trump's audience is at home, watching the tube.
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Having learned from Court's mistakes, King refused to be fooled by Riggs' tricky drop shots and lobs.
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Grilling Don't be fooled by that sweet face begging for a snack while you man the grill.
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"Don't be fooled by any of this," Sean Hannity said on his show the night Franken resigned.
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"President Trump is still who we thought he was and we won't be fooled by this speech."
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Available on: Switch, PS4, Xbox One, Windows Don't be fooled by the cuteness of Yoku's Island Express.
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Don't be fooled by Netflix movies — royal Christmases don't exactly go down the way they do Aldovia.
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"They will not be fooled by what they're told is important to them this election," she said.
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Don't be fooled by those claiming they are choosing Trump because Hillary Clinton is just as bad.
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Don't be fooled by the premise of the generic store – this show is one of a kind.
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Don't be fooled by Monday's equity rally, we're not out of the woods yet, experts told CNBC.
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Weather: Don't be fooled by a partly sunny morning — it'll probably be raining during your commute home.
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Don't be fooled by Kavanaugh's attempts to position himself as an uncontroversial pick for the Supreme Court.
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"It's a complete and utter straw man, and no one should be fooled by it," Watts said.
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Don't be fooled by anyone who emphasizes the bill's modest middle-class benefits in its early years.
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Don't be fooled by those countdown clocks that you see: The election has not taken place yet!
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So, lest we be fooled by Shakespeare and Netflix again, here are the basics of what happened.
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Whether it's a juice cleanse or a charcoal latte, don't be fooled by the latest "detox" craze.
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Don't be fooled by the online images, where the abundance of detail can feel overly elaborate, even precious.
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YaDoggie also claims the Smart Scoop's motion algorithms can't be fooled by somebody shaking an empty smart scooper.
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Humans may be fooled by such systems, but computers will not be—at least, not for a while.
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But, Tony says African-Americans have long memories, and they're not gonna be fooled by her sudden turn.
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Available for: PC Don't be fooled by Miitomo; Super Mario Run is the first, true Nintendo mobile game.
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Don't be fooled by any pundits trying to peddle the "but the Democrats are gaining on Trump!" nonsense.
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No one should be fooled by the campaign of misinformation being propagated by Bombardier, Airbus, and their allies.
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And don't be fooled by Coughlin's new, elegant-sounding front office title: executive vice president of the Jaguars.
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Don't be fooled by their wide-eyed cuteness, their passivity, or their vegetarianism: Deer kill, injure, and maim.
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The show has the makings of a perfect summer guilty pleasure, but don't be fooled by its raunchy appearance.
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If it can be fooled by a simple photo, what the hell are you doing shipping it at all?
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I'm talking about the offering from Samsung that can be fooled by a picture of a person, for instance.
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Because of the way they examine data, deep-learning networks can also be fooled by random patterns of pixels.
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Fisher says don't be fooled by the numbers, there are other ways for a player to have an impact.
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LOL The fact that the OnePlus 6's face unlock can be fooled by a picture shouldn't surprise you.
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Don't be fooled by recent proposals — anyone who understands how technology works knows that "back doors" aren't the answer.
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Google said its Pixel 4 can be fooled by a twin or unlocked by someone else while you're asleep.
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"So don't be fooled by what my friends on the other side of the aisle are doing," Connolly said.
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Don't be fooled by his attempt at an easy, breezy trade Tweet, Kelly Olynyk is a threat to vacations.
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Don't be fooled by the category of the hurricane, which measures the storm's wind speed but not its impact.
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Neither we, nor any of our allies who may take action together, should be fooled by his empty denials.
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But don't be fooled by the rocks that Drake gave her: They're not in a rush to define their relationship.
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Don't be fooled by this simple tube: The stuff inside is cut from the same cloth as much pricier potions.
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You do not expect them to be in canonical poses and so they will be fooled by the adversarial poses.
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But Mr. Trump vowed that he would not be fooled by the North the way he said his predecessors had.
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However, don't be fooled by Hemsworth's professional fighter pilot looks here – because he hasn't yet learned how to fly anything.
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No one should be fooled by a post-summit communique that sets up working groups to deal with outstanding issues.
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"Don't be fooled by these witches, they can be very cunning and deceiving," says Nyoni's police chief in the film.
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"Don't be fooled by the plaques that we got, I'm still, I'm still Alex from the Bronx," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
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"Don't be fooled by your pet's fur coat," said Ed Jamison, director of Dallas Animal Services, in a news release.
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Don't be fooled by mutual funds that charge higher fees and claim they'll be able to deliver above-average returns.
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State officials are already worried that voters will be fooled by deliberate social media campaigns that contain incorrect voting information.
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Most importantly, don't be fooled by manufacturer bells and whistles that have little to do with your actual listening experience.
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This transit often inspires us to see the best in people — so don't be fooled by matters of the heart.
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But do not be fooled by the mattress positioned center-stage: Physical intimacy is limited to a barely achieved touch.
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Don't be fooled by our domestic partisan back-and-forth about whether Trump was colluding with Russia in the election.
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But don't be fooled by the largely domestic nature of some of the other stories coming from south of the border.
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Read MoreDon't be fooled by the flimsy rebound in stocks Energy gained 3.15 percent to lead the S&P 500 higher.
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But don't be fooled by these numbers—the same poll found that a "generic Democrat" would fare even better against Trump.
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Don't be fooled by actress Olivia Munn's flawless face, she's tried everything under the sun to get rid of her acne.
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Justin Bieber doesn't want his fans to "be fooled" by the "glamorous" lifestyles of celebrities that are showcased on social media.
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Specifically, the Pixel 4's facial recognition can be fooled by "someone who looks a lot like you," like a twin.
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He must answer for the regime's appalling crimes and no one must not be fooled by his hollow words and promises.
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Self-driving cars will reduce the number of accidents, but again, do not be fooled by the siren's call of perfection.
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So, even if you're not the type to pull pranks, that doesn't mean you're more likely to be fooled by them.
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By the way, don't be fooled by all the estrogen talk—BPA has been shown to affect men negatively as well.
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Do not be fooled by all the familiar faces in Cats, everybody—this one is bound to be a terrifying mess.
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But don't be fooled by Trump giving himself an "A" for his early performance or by the standing ovations last night.
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Apple's Schiller also warned that Face ID could be fooled by your evil twin, so keep your phone away from that guy.
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Americans need to remain vigilant about this shrewd but cynical move and should not be fooled by Trump's effort to sound presidential.
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Throw in the various ways in which AI systems can be fooled by simple hacks, and a complete AI solution looks unlikely.
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But they do also use lidar sensors, which—while they can be fooled by snow and rain—work well in the dark.
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"We interpret your DNA, but don't be fooled by how much environment and chance can play a part–past, present, and future."
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Not likely to be fooled by an expert interviewer, Musk believes tough interview questions show a candidate's true fit for the position.
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He also said the United States was not an honest broker, and that Lebanese officials should not be fooled by their mediation.
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The eye can often be fooled by simple things like the manipulation of light, a change of angles, or a beloved pet.
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Maybe the straight community can be fooled by the faked grief from a group of people who consistently legislated against LGBT folks.
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However, we should not be fooled by the emotional reactions (and political maneuverings) of those who claim to speak for the caravan.
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Don't be fooled by some surface demographic similarities — Trump and Sanders voters are very different people with very different attitudes and priorities.
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Don't be fooled by the long elaborate name, these were pretty simple to put together, it was basically making pancakes from scratch.
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Do not be fooled by the last two weeks, when the 212ers held the line against the Giants' and Seahawks' run games.
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Do not be fooled by this: there is a rigor to these photographs, in which everything is locked into place by geometry.
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Don't be fooled by "benefits" or claims that waging wars on the other side of the planet is somehow a defensive tactic.
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Don't be fooled by the playful undertones of our clown conturing technique — this method goes from obvious to flawless in four easy steps.
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But nobody will be fooled by the quasi-prosecutorial memo drawn up by the deputy attorney-general, Rod Rosenstein, at the president's request.
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Related: Deadly Flooding Threat Grows in North Carolina Local officials and meteorologists warned residents to not be fooled by the ongoing sunny weather.
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If you haven't read the book, don't be fooled by the story's source material as a reason to walk into the theater lightly.
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"This is nothing but a delay tactic and the public shouldn't be fooled by complex-sounding parliamentary procedure," Engel said in a statement.
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OPINION: Don't be fooled by Hamas' rebranding Ironically perhaps, Qatar's relationship with Hamas had not been among the biggest issues dividing the region.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Windows Hello, the face-reading, can't-be-fooled-by-twins biometric login utility is about to spread way beyond Windows 10.
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Saturday Skin Bright Potion Probiotic Power Serum, $51, available at SephoraDon't be fooled by the size — this small jar of serum is potent.
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BUDAPEST FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA Don't be fooled by the sleepy repertory (standards by Bach, Beethoven and Rachmaninoff) in this program at David Geffen Hall.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads No one wants to be fooled by a fake, but everyone loves hearing about those who are.
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Do not be fooled by the simple exterior; inside is a breathtaking example of the Baroque style of architecture associated with Portuguese colonialism.
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But don't be fooled by Mr. Priebus's elevated title; in the press release announcing both hires, Mr. Bannon's name appeared above Mr. Priebus's.
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"No one should be fooled by regulations that look good on paper but are not properly enforced," Adams said in a press release.
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Don't be fooled by the restaurant's small size: exquisite dishes like smoked sardines, bluefin tuna loin, and stuffed rabbit porchetta pack explosive Mediterranean flavour.
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And don't be fooled by Speaker Ryan's comments Wednesday night warning President Trump not to work with the Democrats on any new health bill.
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Here's why: Don't be fooled by anyone who says Senator Sanders is doing well for any other reason other than his message about economy.
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For one, don't be fooled by ads for so-called doorbusters — like jaw-droppingly cheap TVs — at retailers like Best Buy, Mr. Burakowski said.
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It says the new tech can't be fooled by even a professionally made mask of your face, and is more secure than fingerprint locks.
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Do not be fooled by the north-south head nods while you speak at your meetings or boisterous laughter at your stabs at humor.
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And I never read a résumé until after the interview because you never know who wrote it, and you can be fooled by it.
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"He had a terrific ear, and could not be fooled by reputation, no matter how," the jazz writer Gary Giddins said in an email.
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Don't be fooled by the twee names and gratuitous puns, Werdelin says: Pets are big business, and the industry is growing at a rapid clip.
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Don't be fooled by the stripped-back nature of this song; the lyrics pack a punch that will tug at more than a few heartstrings.
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This already been proved with Google's anti-troll filters, which are designed to classify insults but can be fooled by slang, rogue punctuation, and typos.
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He Was Born in America Don't be fooled by his thick British accent, Johnson was born in New York and has held a U.S. passport.
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Look, Apple never claimed Face ID was perfect and, in my tests, it could not be fooled by photos or videos of my registered face.
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"While this control is not exercised in the context of a traditional employer-employee relationship, one should not be fooled by appearances," the AG writes.
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Do not be fooled by the alluring touch of tropical fruit sweetness in Ming River Baijiu, a Chinese spirit now sold in the United States.
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Don't be fooled by the title — the action takes place over the course of one night, when a rural town is covered in deep snow.
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SimpliSafe's latest home security system can apparently be fooled by an affordable wireless emitter that mimics the frequency of its door and window contact sensors.
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Don't be fooled by the laid-back vibe: From conch gratin (€25) to minced beef (€24), you'll find some of the island's best food here.
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Although the UK might be about to regenerate its prime minister, they are not actually Time Lords; let's not be fooled by the psychic paper trick.
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And when it comes to shakes, don't be fooled by "small" sizes: A small strawberry shake will cost you 74 grams of sugar, or 18.5 teaspoons.
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These male-male couples build nests together and share resources, just like a male-female termite partnerships, but one shouldn't be fooled by this heartwarming tableau.
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"The state AGs who sued to block the merger shouldn't be fooled by this weak attempt to maintain competition in the mobile wireless market," Sohn said.
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Samsung says it's impossible for the sensor to be fooled by high-resolution images of your iris simply because it wouldn't have the same infrared signature.
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Questions about ownership, debts, or a feeling of "you owe me" may arrive this evening, but unless someone has proof, don't be fooled by selfish people.
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Google Home can now recognize multiple voices, but that technology is still being perfected and can be fooled by voices that sound similar, or by recordings.
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Don't be fooled by the last-second tut-tutting of G.O.P. senators about Trump's kowtowing to Vladimir Putin in Helsinki and spurning of our intelligence agencies.
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"I know Pennsylvania, and Pennsylvanians will not be fooled by Pence's blind promotion of Trump's irresponsible trade wars," Biden said in an extended statement to POLITICO.
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Don't be fooled by the Neptune's bleary gaze: The planet will have no trouble convincing Mars to toke up and tune into a month-long Netflix binge.
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Don't be fooled by its teeny size, the Dot is loud enough to cut through the noise so you can still listen to, say, Vagabon's new album.
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Don't be fooled by the name — Rehab is not about abstaining from excess, but rather giving into it at a giant pool party with scantily clad people.
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In many cases, the parties on the other side of the transactions were computers following trading algorithms rather than individuals who might be fooled by misleading orders.
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Don't be fooled by their perfectly-pressed prep school uniforms: The rich teens populating the world of Netflix's soap Elite know how to get their hands dirty.
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Don't be fooled by the Rolls-Royce that they got — Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez were just out for a low-key dinner date on Friday night.
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Don't be fooled by these accusations or the dollar amount in the headlines cause I put that on my favorite aunties poodle this broad ain't gettin shit !
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The CC cream (don't be fooled by the name— this stuff covers everything) is currently available in seven options: Fair, Light, Medium, Medium Tan, Tan, Rich, and Deep.
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But Blue Line Futures' Bill Baruch and S&P Global's Erin Gibbs say don't be fooled by the short-term bounce, because ultimately this stock is heading lower.
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Don't be fooled by the middling ranking: Solo is a solid story, a neat little heist flick and an origin tale that earns its right to be told.
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The first installment in the series is an alternate version of There Will Be Blood, but don't be fooled by the title: It's very different from the original.
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The hope is that people will use the info to better understand where their news is coming from, and won't be fooled by phony or ill-intentioned publishers.
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" And don't be fooled by the recruiter's charm, she added: "This is not the cops who grab you on the street and push your face onto the ground.
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"Don't be fooled by callers pretending to be from the I.R.S. in an attempt to steal your money," John Koskinen, commissioner of the I.R.S., said in a prepared statement.
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"The state AGs who sued to block the merger shouldn't be fooled by this weak attempt to maintain competition in the mobile wireless market," she said in her statement.
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Don't be fooled by the middling ranking: Solo is a solid story, a neat little heist flick and an enjoyable origin tale that earns its right to be told.
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Baidu claims its system is too accurate to be fooled by this trick, but it seems more likely park staff would simply spot someone wearing the odd-looking glasses.
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We can't afford to be fooled by a silver-tongued lawyer in the face of grave threats to women's rights and health care, no matter what he says now.
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Some Democrats think they've found a way to bring back the much-hated ObamaCare individual mandate, but voters shouldn't be fooled by this heartless attempt to score political points.
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In handing down the original verdict, Stuart-Moore said Jutting had failed to show a "shred of remorse" and urged that "no one be fooled by (his) superficial charm."
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"Don't be fooled by the partisans who cherry-pick the worst mistakes of individual journalists or the craziest ideas from commentators and claim that's the entire media," he said.
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Mr Kyari appealed to Nigerians to ignore the slick campaigns peddled by political consultants and "not [to] be fooled by the packaging" but to look at what is inside it.
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"This is nothing but a delay tactic and the public shouldn't be fooled by complex-sounding parliamentary procedure," said Representative Eliot Engel, ranking Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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While it's tempting to be fooled by the rocks that she's got, she's still just Jenny from the block, even when covered in handfuls of diamond rings and solitaire earrings.
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"Don't be fooled by unrealistic predictions of returns and claims made through press releases, spam email, telemarketing calls or posted online or in social media threads, " the Finra alert said.
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But do not be fooled by the fact she is the oldest woman in the main singles draw: Williams affected that same ponderous movement during her first visit here in 1997.
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"This is nothing but a delay tactic and the public shouldn't be fooled by complex-sounding parliamentary procedure," said Representative Eliot Engel, the ranking Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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"Don't be fooled by today's rise in euro area inflation, it was affected by base effects that will likely be more than reversed in February," Nordea economist Jan von Gerich said.
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House House's knack for lively, cel-shaded characters looks marvelous in action and nothing like cheap Flash animation (meaning, don't be fooled by the screenshots, which already look colorful and inviting).
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The conventional wisdom suggests it's stupid to have an easy-to-guess password, to re-use passwords or to be fooled by a phishing email or to take a scammer's call.
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New York (CNN Business)Don't be fooled by the near-record highs in the US stock market: Sophisticated investors are on edge about the health of the global economy and corporate profits.
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Ithaca, N.Y. (CNN)Don't be fooled by the bucolic scenery or the leafy college campuses; Ithaca, New York has been rocked by the scourge of the heroin epidemic sweeping the United States.
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Why not just turn on the iris scanner, which can't be fooled by a photo because it's looking for the intricate patterns in your irises that can't be reproduced in an image?
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"San Francisco voters are too smart to be fooled by Juul," Dennis Herrera, the city attorney of San Francisco who co-authored the original ordinance, said in a statement on Tuesday night.
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The dupes who fall for satirical stories from The Onion will be fooled by deepfakes, and the scrupulous people who care about the truth will find ways to detect and debunk them.
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Because it takes into account physical depth and requires you to blink each time you use it, the app won't be fooled by a previously taken photo or video, the company says.
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JOSHUA JACOBS New York To the Editor: Let's not be fooled by President Trump yet again reversing himself and saying he will indeed disclose his tax returns after the pending I.R.S. audit.
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" The statement added, "Trump will surely brag, as he always does, about his supposed generosity and appreciation for our veterans, but nobody should be fooled by this stunt, only completed under immense pressure.
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After their experience in 27—when Hillary Clinton, who had been favoured by election pollsters and prognosticators, was dealt a stunning defeat—Democrats do not want to be fooled by the polls again.
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But don't be fooled by the fact that Apple skipped the 7S version number and went straight for the "8": The iPhone 8 is just a finely tuned and slightly upgraded iPhone 7.
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Don't be fooled by the fact that Xhaka is a millionaire many times over, or that he will doubtless find a new club willing to pay him to play soccer for a living.
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They know a good thing when they see one and are not going to be fooled by the empty rhetoric of extreme conservatives, no matter how well-funded or rich they may be.
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Apple reportedly has new 3-D sensors on the iPhone X that enable this, and that make it more secure than competing options on the Galaxy S8 that can be fooled by photographs.
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"Don't be fooled by any government claims that getting kids off Nauru is their win," Jana Favero, the director of advocacy and campaigns at the Asylum Seeker Resource Center, said in an interview.
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In one example of how security is downgraded by the patch, experts discovered code created to reduce the fail-rate for iris recognition, allowing the system to be fooled by a high-resolution photograph.
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New York (CNN Business)Samsung's new high-tech fingerprint reader on the latest Galaxy smartphones has a major flaw: It can be fooled by the residue left by your fingers on a screen protector.
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Real-Marc is a little hurt that Shorty could be fooled by "a brainless dummy," but is mostly happy that his furry friend finally found a comforting way to cope with his separation anxiety.
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Don't be fooled by its size: Though Concept180's multi-tool is small enough to fit on your keychain ring, it has everything— and we mean everything: Rulers, wrenches, bottle opener, wire stripper. Translation?
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He warned the judges not to be fooled by "the games that Astrid plays," and characterized the entire proceeding—including the hundreds of hours of secretly recorded conversations—as a spectacle that she'd engineered.
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Her rivals, however, will not be fooled by that given how last year in Beijing she powered through the last half of the race to almost catch Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce in the 100 final.
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Don't be fooled by the fun-loving inmates in "Orange Is the New Black" -- jail can be a VERY boring place ... which is why Adrien Broner is asking for pen pals to help pass the time!
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We will almost certainly be fooled both positively and negatively by prices, products and markets, but we must do our best not to be fooled by teams, because they're the only margin of safety we have.
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Just don't be fooled by the slim set of LED lights on the side of the camera — the brightness goes up to has a view, so it will cover and illuminate a good amount of ground.
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But don't be fooled by it's subtle gleam, you can use a brush to build up the product and create the type of radiance that will even have you thinking you just spent a weekend in Miami.
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"Remember, the next time this happens, don't be fooled by the misdirection play — focus on what really matters, finding the stocks of high-quality companies at good prices, rather than fretting endlessly about the Fed," Cramer said.
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But Cortes warned jurors not to be fooled by that "preposterous" assertion, pointing to Kelly's now-infamous email to Wildstein in which she wrote, "Time for some traffic problems in Fort Lee," as evidence of her guilt.
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Next Tuesday is a choice, and I have confidence that the American people will not be fooled by the hate or empty promises of Democrats and, instead, will choose to continue winning with President Donald J. Trump.
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"Not Like the Movies," by Katy Perry Don't be fooled by the uptempo bangers, summery music videos and candy-coated bras – Perry's Teenage Dream album packs a subtle melancholic wallop strong enough to reduce the statue to sobs.
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It also said Face ID cannot be fooled by photographs of faces, and noted testing the system against face masks — seeming confident that even a photorealistic face mask won't fool it, likely on account of the infrared sensor.
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But don't be fooled by the gallows humor of chapter names like "Sieg High" and "High Hitler": This is a serious and original work of scholarship that dropped jaws around Europe when it was published there last year.
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Investors have good reason to overlook the billions in losses if they believe the Lyft business model is on the way to long-term profits, but they should not be fooled by the narrative about making lives better.
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Wealth Matters A few years ago, the board that administers the certified financial planner designation decided to test the idea that investors will ask pointed questions of a prospective adviser and not be fooled by a slick presentation.
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So don't be fooled by a boring Wild Card weekend of favorites blowing out underdogs: All the winning teams have serious flaws, and they'll be lucky not to be on the other end of a blowout next round.
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Don't be fooled by claims of self-regulation, as any useful long-term reforms of Google and Facebook's data privacy practices fundamentally oppose their core business models: hyper-targeted advertising based on more and more intrusive personal surveillance.
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One possible explanation for the issue is that Face ID can be fooled by close family members like children and siblings, though the odds of that are probably overstated—and that would require having access to the phone anyhow.
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Don't be fooled by this — seeing one woman's face in a sea of men on a website is probably not a good sign if you are looking for a workplace that is truly understanding of and committed to diversity.
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As a result, the company said the odds of some rando being able to use Face ID to unlock your iPhone X is about 1 in a million—although the security system can easily be fooled by identical twins.
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So don't be fooled by a Trump sugar high; your businesses will thrive only if America is the country that prepares itself and its workers to live in a world without walls, not one that goes around erecting them.
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Don't be fooled by the airy, casual vibe: Llama Inn is the brainchild of former Eleven Madison Park sous chef Erik Ramirez, so whether you choose duck sausage or beef heart skewers, you can expect food that's attentive to detail.
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Don't be fooled by the dreads—Guyenette was recently described as a "brilliant creative technologist and futurist" and tipped as one to watch by the founders of the World VR Forum, where he was invited to give this year's closing speech.
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"Don't be fooled by the claim circulating in some quarters that the explosive yield of the MOAB rivals that of the bomb dropped on Hiroshima," Kingston Reif, director for disarmament and threat reduction policy at the Arms Control Association, tells me.
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If you hate the media, you're more likely to be fooled by a fake headline I've always said that people who spend a lot of time criticizing whatever it is they mean by "the media" turn out to be easy marks.
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"We shouldn't be fooled by our notion that North Korea is a hermit kingdom," said Wendy Sherman, a former senior State Department official who negotiated with North Korea on an ultimately unsuccessful missile deal at the end of the Clinton administration.
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I'm not the first to be fooled by one of the bots — other users have gotten into arguments with them, and after the Democratic National Committee email hack, some feared that Ms. Turing was part of some sort of conspiracy.
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MORE FROM REUTERS COMMENTARY Maysam Behravesh: The real deal Trump has to make on Afghanistan Paul Wallace: Don't be fooled by Merkel's aura of invincibility Any call for the respect of rights in Trump's speech was reserved for nations, not people.
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"Nobody should be fooled by Chairman Pai's rhetoric—he never has, and never will, support real net neutrality," Gigi Sohn, who served as a top counselor to former FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler during the agency's Title II process, said in a statement.
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Perhaps the most powerful was a blue hand stating: "I am not Indian," a colloquial, ironic expression through which Syrians expressed their firm intention of not wanting to be fooled by the regime as if they were foreigners in their own country.
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In other parts of the document, the pope said the purpose of the nativity scene was to teach "that we cannot let ourselves be fooled by wealth and fleeting promises of happiness" and that they were a reminder to help those less fortunate.
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Don't be fooled by the big numbers (yes, $38B GMV is BIG), the major growth times are over for Alibaba's Singles' Day Today it functions as a massive marketing/user-acquisition event with generous subsidies — in other words: loss-making not profitable pic.twitter.
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Don't be fooled by the handful of prominent liberal or liberal-ish billionaires; systematic studies of the politics of the ultrawealthy show that they are very conservative, obsessed with tax cuts, opposed to environmental and financial regulation, eager to cut social programs.
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There's also the preposterously overpriced $29.95 Micro USB cable, and $24.95 Utility Series laptop sleeve — but don't be fooled by the Otterbox name here, it's a regular microfiber-lined polyester pouch, not some sort of ultra-rugged case that the brand is known for.
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A brand new Dyson Supersonic costs $399.99, but this refurbished one will only set you back $223.99 Dyson Supersonic hair dryer (refurbished) — $223.99 See Details Pure Hot+Cool Link HP02 (refurbished) Don't be fooled by its size; this bad boy packs a big punch.
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During the interview, for which she was introduced as a counselor to the president and identified as such on screen, she warned that voters shouldn't be "fooled" by Jones, who she said would vote against tax cuts and was "weak" on borders and crime.
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"Don't be fooled by the pullback in the U.S. dollar...nearly all of the major currencies rebounded because of local factors and not a shift in appetite for U.S. dollars or change in economic fundamentals," said Kathy Lien, managing director of currency strategy at BK Asset Management.
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In fact, Apple says there's just a 1-in-a-million chance that its Face ID sensor will be fooled by someone else's mug, and the system is so smart, it can even tell when you are looking directly at it, or just in its direction.
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" The group warns not to be fooled by his "slinky shiny black fur and big yellow eyes" as he has a tendency to nip at unwanted advances and is prone to throw a "catty tantrum if he can't go outside when he wants to be let out.
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Daly talked to PEOPLE about how this shocking report came to be, how tourists can often be fooled by insincere sanctuaries and what travelers can do to protect animals involved in wildlife tourism and the wild animals that could easily get caught up in this booming industry.
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We won't be fooled by yet another Trump scam, we won't allow the cost of Trump's plan to be passed off from Wall Street, and we won't settle for anything less than a fully funded infrastructure plan that builds a better America for the 21st century.
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The idea is to teach kids how to use the internet intelligently, and also in doing so, they learn how to not be fooled by fake news because they know what a resource is and they know what it looks like to put together a correct story.
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"I would like to say that the global sports community will not be fooled by these efforts by those who try to carry their lack of success on the pitch to other places with some games at the table," Kasapoglu was cited as saying by state media.
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Don't be fooled by Russian 'withdrawal' "The Russian President has tapped into the imperial nostalgia of millions of Russians and, with the help of monopolistic propaganda, he has become the symbol and embodiment of 'Russia rising from its knees' to recover the Soviet Union's position of superpower," Aron says.
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" Bell, who's suffered from anxiety and/or depression since she was 18, said she would advise her younger self not to "be fooled by this game of perfection humans play, because Instagram and magazines and TV shows, they strive for a certain aesthetic and everything looks so beautiful.
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After fielding questions from skeptical fans on Twitter, promising that there would be new music on the way soon, she tweeted the following: In hindsight, nobody should have been fooled by an album called Pick My Fruit Out, but then again… No, you should never, ever be fooled by this.
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The feature can be used to authenticate a user to make purchases, Apple's support page for the feature doesn't mention Face ID. However, given that the facial recognition system can be fooled by children, maybe that is a good thing, especially if your child is trying to load up a new gadget during the holidays.
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"I don't want anyone to be fooled by the colors in the streets, the rainbow glosses around the ads of T-Mobile or any of the other wonderful companies, into thinking that we are free because we're not," Indya Moore, an actor from FX television series Pose, told a news conference held by parade organizers.
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The Magic won't be fooled by an injury report after watching Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson, all listed as day-to-day prior to the game, light them up for a combined 75 points on 30-of-48 shooting in a 993-112 home loss to the Golden State Warriors on Friday.
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Don't be fooled by the fact that U.S. markets hit record highs this past week, that global growth remains steady, or that the Trump administration in its first two years has escaped any crisis of the sort that came with the 9-09 terrorist attacks of 2001, the 2003 Iraq War or the Lehman Brothers meltdown of 2008.
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Don't be fooled by the much-trumpeted "deal" that President Donald Trump reportedly struck with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) to address the status of the 690,000 immigrants who will soon begin to lose their deportation protections as the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program winds down.
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MORE FROM REUTERS COMMENTARY Peter Apps: The coming robot arms race Paul Wallace: Don't be fooled by Merkel's aura of invincibility Perhaps the most telling sign of Tehran-Taliban collaboration dates back to May 2016, when a U.S. drone targeted a lone vehicle on a desert route in the southwest Pakistani province of Baluchistan, killing the driver and his only passenger.
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It works this way: M.L.B.'s TrackMan radar system judges each pitch and sends the call — "Ball!" or "Strike!" in a male voice — through a wireless earpiece to the home plate umpire, who simply repeats the call (unless there has been a clear error by the system, which can be fooled by balls that bounce before, or even after, the plate).
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It works this way: M.L.B.'s TrackMan radar system judges each pitch and sends the call — "Ball!" or "Strike!" in a male voice — through a wireless earpiece to the home plate umpire, who simply repeats the call (unless there has been a clear error by the system, which can be fooled by balls that bounce before, or even after, the plate).
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In a perfect world, that fact would be unremarkable, but don't be fooled by the claims of Catherine Deneuve and others, who argued recently in the newspaper Le Monde that the #MeToo movement was starting to infringe on artistic freedom: France is a long way from gender equality, and the output of its theater sector remains deeply skewed toward stories written and staged by men.
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Do not be fooled by its beach-read "chick-lit" cover design, featuring a cartoon of the title character in big Jackie O sunglasses, because Where'd You Go, Bernadette is something much more complicated: It's a mystery thriller about a middle-aged woman—an artistic genius battling a trauma-laden marriage—as related through a satirical epistolary novel about suburban Seattle life, partially narrated by her 15-year-old daughter.
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An initial version of the nose reportedly didn't work and needed to be modified to deceive the iPhone X's TrueDepth cameras and built-in AI. Though similar facial recognition unlocking technology on Samsung's Galaxy S8 and Note 8 phones is much easier to bypass (in some cases, it can be fooled by a picture), the alternative and more secure iris scanner built into these phones is much more difficult to hack, requiring very specific printers and contact lenses.
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In a New York Times op-ed published Monday, former EPA administrators Gina McCarthyRegina (Gina) McCarthyOvernight Energy: Critics accuse Interior's top lawyer of misleading Congress | Boaty McBoatface makes key climate change discovery | Outrage over Trump's order to trim science advisory panels Trump's order to trim science advisory panels sparks outrage Overnight Energy: Trump order to trim science panels sparks outrage | Greens ask watchdog to investigate Interior's records policies | EPA to allow use of pesticide harmful to bees MORE and Janet McCabe warned the public should "not to be fooled" by a recent announcement from Pruitt that he would rid the agency of "secret science," a term used by some critics of the agency to describe studies that include nonpublic scientific data.
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