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" My Q: Would it be discerning enough not to be hoodwinked by work like "Shelf Life?
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"We are watching them, and people of Zimbabwe must not be hoodwinked by this false information," he said.
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Will she be hoodwinked by two larger-than-life writers who want to influence, manipulate, control, even censor her — even as, all the while, they appear to cooperate?
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Having spent most of the previous afternoon designing the most probing questions possible, and assuming that we as seasoned correspondents would not be hoodwinked by the wily old man, we left with nothing new and headed to our beds exhausted and outfoxed.
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Mr. Flynn adopted many of Turkey's arguments about Mr. Gulen, arguing that "American taxpayers are helping finance Gulen's 160 charter schools" in the United States, and that it is more important to support Turkey than be "hoodwinked by this masked source of terror and instability nestled comfortably in our own backyard."
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Watson would later return to the art world as a subject in Sotheby's: The Inside Story (1998). The book accused Sotheby's of selling antiquities it knew to have been stolen. In an interview with Noah Charney for The Daily Beast, he related that the investigation had so damaged Sotheby's reputation that people he knew in the London art world wouldn't speak to him for years afterwards. In a 2000 article for the New Statesman he argued that forgeries in the antiquities trade remained a serious problem, with fake ancient artefacts even making their way into major museums, aided by curators who knew little of archaeology and were liable to be hoodwinked by corrupt dealers.
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