And a cheat — let's not forget it's a cheat.
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And don't cheat yourself, treat yourself — crush your cheat meals.
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"I can cheat you, I can't cheat that golf course," he says.
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And you'd expect that they would cheat less, but in fact they cheat more.
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He taught me that we don't cheat each other, you don't cheat your friends, because the space of golf is so huge, it's the very easiest game to cheat at.
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A handsome pair, One on the nest, one on the wire, Cheat-cheat‐cheat, the two conspire To murder half the insect race, And feed them squirming to their chicks.
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"The two-tiered system makes it easy for businesses to cheat, to cheat workers," Allegretto said.
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One of them is the idea that, while men cheat for sex, women cheat for emotional connection.
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If they're willing to cheat so much about emissions, maybe they're willing to cheat in other ways?
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When people cheat, when countries cheat and they take advantage of us, we need to blow the whistle.
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Don't turn a 'cheat' snack or meal into a 'cheat' day "There's nothing magical about 'cheating,' " Levitsky said.
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When people cheat, when countries cheat and they take advantage of us, we need to blow the whistle.
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Ice cream shall be observed on cheat days only (and also your birthday, the High Holy cheat day).
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"If they're willing to cheat so much about emissions, maybe they're willing to cheat in other ways?" he wrote.
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If groups believe that everyone else is likely to cheat, they have a strong incentive to cheat as well.
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"If we cheat the electorate, and Chequers is a cheat, we will escalate that sense of mistrust," he said.
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Cheat Engine, essentially a modern day Game Genie, is a piece of software entirely devoted to letting you, well, cheat.
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Be careful with having an entire "cheat" meal -- or worse, "cheat" day -- as this can really interfere with weight loss.
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ESEA, one of top anti-cheat companies in Counter-Strike, is introducing an anti-cheat client specifically designed for LAN tournaments.
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Fifty percent of people cheat, and I'm going to tell you why they cheat: because they're not in a happy relationship.
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Where there's money involved and glory, there are going to be people that cheat, and there will always be ways to cheat.
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Epic Games doesn't claim that defendant C.R. has ever written a cheat, sold a cheat, or even run a forum that distributes cheats.
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Instead of having cheat meals or cheat days, which can create a binge-restrict mindset, Simpson had small indulgences woven into her diet.
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"This helps me not cheat for some reason," wrote one commenter on a cheat day video by scientist and fitness influencer Stephanie Buttermore.
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Cheat Day Land, "the ONLY pop-up dedicated to your favorite cheat meals" according to their website, was dreamt up by five siblings.
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" Of rival automakers, he added that "if they're willing to cheat so much about emissions, maybe they're willing to cheat in other ways?
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They found that women are most likely to cheat between seven and 10 years of marriage, while men tend to cheat after 11 years.
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That is, if you will cheat in a small part of your life, you will cheat in the large, significant part of your life.
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"I make my cheat meals EPIC because, hell, we all work hard and only live once," Johnson captioned a cheat meal post in January.
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One last thing I should tell you about overeating: A cheat day is only a cheat day if you don't weigh yourself the next morning.
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It argued that the cheat programs violated its copyright because Zipperer had to copy and alter portions of the game's code to craft his cheat programs.
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Goldman found that 193 of the athletes reported that they would cheat in the first scenario and over half would cheat in the second (Bamberger & Yaeger, 1997).
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First, when C.R. clicked and ran the cheat file, the cheat injected code into his local Fortnite files, modifying them into something different from the copyrighted work.
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I wrote about Derek Murphy, a financial analyst who catches people who cheat in races, particularly looking for those who cheat to get into the Boston Marathon.
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Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna look like their weekly cheat day has become cheat DAYS -- they started their day by pulling through a McDonald's drive-thru for breakfast.
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" To reduce corporate corruption, he said in 1996, "you have to reduce both the incentives to cheat and the opportunities to cheat — and that can never be done externally.
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" Abrams acknowledged that "people always try to cheat, and Rosneft Trading Company may try to cheat, but I think they will get less cooperation as they try to do this.
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We don't know if Clever is using that kind of cheat, but a quick Google search shows that this type of Rainbow Six Siege cheat is currently for sale, and that the people who sell it claim that it is currently undetected, meaning ESL's anti-cheat won't be able to find it.
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" Kalanick defined "cheat codes" as slang for "elegant solutions to problems that haven't already been thought of," describing Uber's algorithm for determining wait time for a car as a type of "cheat code.
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Get your ghosts in order with our handy cheat sheet.
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I really do think that a lot of people cheat.
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Allowing other people to cheat and covering up for them.
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To meet that demanding target, though, VW had to cheat.
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That where your Atom Cats cheat gear comes in handy.
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But as a piece of plot, it's a terrible cheat.
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" However, according to the source, "Travis says he didn't cheat.
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But they could also help us, to everyone's detriment, cheat.
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"How many times did you cheat on me?" she asks.
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Telling her his name is Marvin so he can cheat.
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I know it's foreign, but he's not trying to cheat.
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Stars, they eagerly await their cheat days, just like us!
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Think of it as a cheat meal for your dollars.
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Players cheat to get there, and with good economic reason.
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" She added, "Why would I call someone a cheat ... never!
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Way to cheat Barb out of that one, too. 18.
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I'm not gonna cheat on her because she's the best.
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Below, a cheat sheet of the best things to happen.
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Dammit Chuck and Wendy, please don't cheat on each other!
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I did not have to cheat vendors, banks, or employees.
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It's easy to cheat and gain infinite money and experience.
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For your convenience, here is an Election Day cheat sheet.
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"They tried to cheat me out of it," McAdoo said.
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Why couldn't we just lie and cheat like everybody else?
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But, until then, we have the cheat code of Banza.
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Nothing in his game was cheap, demeaning or a cheat.
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They like to cheat by using a car or bus.
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This means there's a lot of a room to cheat.
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It's like the world's dumbest (and most amazing) cheat code.
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And you'll never cheat on this one, Jane — will you?
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Amazon doesn't sell gas, so I had to cheat there.
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I'll tell you, he doesn't cheat on the golf course.
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When men are the breadwinners, they're more likely to cheat.
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Do we really need more loopholes to cheat small businesses?
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For a complete guide, check out our cheat sheet below.
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My final father figure is a bit of a cheat.
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The actual fix, however, was a bit of a cheat.
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Here's a cheat sheet on the key figures and theories.
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If you cheat with a stranger, then it's really cheating.
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Everyone knew who the drunk was, the adulterer, the cheat.
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And I think that you can cheat a little there.
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Sunday is my cheat day when it comes to eating.
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Here's a cheat sheet to who's who and what's what.
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I apologize to everyone I disappointed by helping Russia cheat.
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They beat, shoot at, steal from and cheat one another.
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Do they cheat often, or is this their first time?
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Like the article said, people often cheat because of pressure.
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They use words like cheat, corrupt and things like that.
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This doesn't mean you have to cheat, lie or coerce.
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This Thanksgiving I'm grateful to you for exposing a cheat!
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The diesel cars had software installed to cheat emissions tests.
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Maybe it's a "cheat" using the edges of the screen?
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Besides, I don't cheat as much as I used to!
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So, did he cheat or are you buying the explanation!?!?!
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A few athletes and coaches cheat, but most play fair.
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Murphy mostly blames social media for the compulsion to cheat.
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Plus give or take $50 for the financial cheat days.
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Here's a cheat sheet: Update, update, and update your software.
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Here's our cheat sheet for crucial tossup races to track.
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The final Sidney winner is a bit of a cheat.
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He is crude, a liar, a bully and a cheat.
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Such accommodations would help anyone, even if they didn't cheat.
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He calls Trump a racist, a conman and a cheat.
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Make a cheat sheetWe mentioned it earlier, but one of the best ways to make a smart home more manageable is to do something a little less techie and write up an actual cheat sheet.
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This is really a cheat, but I had just seen Serenity.
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In advance of November's U.S. midterm elections, here's a cheat sheet.
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He won't allow an opponent to ever out-cheat him again.
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Do not mistake our people for another contractor you can cheat.
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You can cheat easier when there's more movement within the hair.
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If you cheat on your car insurance, you can get arrested.
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Driving the Audi RS 5 is like using a cheat code.
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You can cheat every once in a while, and that's okay.
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Dressed up or down, it's the cheat code to looking chic.
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Yes, plenty of people cheat on their spouses in real life.
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Women are now just as likely to cheat as men are.
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Younger Americans are now less likely to cheat than older Americans.
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Most developers use anti-cheat software to try to prevent hacking.
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Lastly, no cheat day would be complete without a little dessert.
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What happens when people cheat now, compared to five years ago?
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This is why perfectly content mono people cheat on their partners.
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And a number of companies have tried to cheat the system.
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Correa says they did NOTHING to cheat in 2018 or 2019.
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But what if you could cheat at your homework and learn?
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Perhaps the most curious anti-cheat research Riot employs involves bots.
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I do allow myself two cheat meals per week as well.
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"I'm not acting as if Tristan didn't cheat," Kardashian fired back.
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Here, then, is your personal-finance cheat sheet for the debate.
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And of course there are the occasional — and "embarrassing" — cheat days.
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And please be honest… Please next time, think before you cheat!
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Might not substandard entrepreneurs cheat by naming their firms after themselves?
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If you're a frequent Twitter user, you're more likely to cheat.
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And then I have these cheat meals and that's my vice.
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PLUS: The S.W.A.T. star reveals his trainer-approved cheat day indulgences.
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Here's your cheat sheet to keep tabs on the key announcements.
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Actually, instead of showing position data, I'm going to slightly cheat.
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It was a good game until he saw his opponent cheat.
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Without any real enforcement mechanism, the incentives to cheat are high.
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He even catches his opponent trying to cheat at one point.
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But we are worried that they are going to cheat us.
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He doesn't like to cheat when it comes to his charcuterie.
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Did he cheat on the first lady with a porn star?
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Tycoons are particularly keen on schemes to cheat the grim reaper.
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They were also given the opportunity to cheat at that game.
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There are also allegations he tried to cheat a drug test.
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You can cheat on your partner in an emotional sense, too.
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She had a lifelong fear that he would cheat on her.
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Serial cheaters' personalities drive them to cheat time and time again
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There were other areas where I had to cheat on Amazon.
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Sure, Gates called himself a liar and a cheat on Tuesday.
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Interestingly, when women are the breadwinners, they're less likely to cheat.
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"Deep dish pizza is my go to cheat meal," Adrian admitted.
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I don't think they would not cheat to prosecute this woman.
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Immigrants aren't making them cheat on their wives or snort OxyContin.
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In a weird sort of way, I felt like a cheat.
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Episode 6Rob didn't cheat, but he opened the door for cheating.
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He's always on the lookout for new ways to cheat poverty.
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"I don't cheat to win," she said in a stern tone.
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I made a lot of mistakes but I didn't cheat people.
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Travis' reps tell us the rapper insists he did not cheat.
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"I don't cheat to win, I'd rather lose," she told Ramos.
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It was lovely, it was direct and it wasn't a cheat.
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The cheat code gives you different perks, depending on the game.
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Instead, the company was using a defeat device to cheat regulators.
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There are so many opportunities to cheat; we all know it.
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Companies are "basically providing you with a cheat sheet," said Salemi.
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Below, you'll find a cheat sheet to Nordstrom's in-house brands.
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It is one thing to cheat death and flee to safety.
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Myth: Women have affairs, not one-night stands, when they cheat.
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"Cheat meals are the fruit of our labor," Garcia said, laughing.
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Of course it helps to cheat too, along the way. Right.
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Dude says he doesn't even consider that a "cheat meal" too!!
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Read more: 10 of the most common reasons someone might cheat
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While many believe that cheat days are a slippery slope, they provided motivation for me to get back on track the next day, especially because I didn't restrict myself too much and make it a cheat week.
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Lawyers for Amy and Gregory Colburn, a couple who have been accused of paying Mr. Singer to help their son cheat on the SAT, said this week that their clients knew nothing about any scheme to cheat.
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Cheat the aesthetic slightly with a tailored longline vest and pinstriped trousers.
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No one asked if he was worried that his wife might cheat.
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Seu Jorge, "Space Oddity" Okay, okay, this one's kind of a cheat.
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Basically I'm given an option to cheat on my Screen Time limits.
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Here's a cheat sheet so you can prep before the big show.
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The first piece was the easiest, and also a bit of cheat.
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But if you cheat at football, you can sleep with a supermodel.
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Sometimes they cheat because they don't fundamentally understand the concept of monogamy.
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Elizabeth Warren can explain how big banks and monopolies cheat ordinary Americans.
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Filming yourself as you set the score means that you can't cheat.
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It promises also to fine tune its anti-cheat system going forward.
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Lots — lots and lots, significantly more than you'd think — of people cheat.
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Read the entire Reuters Cheat Sheet series here Edited by Michael Williams
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And see below for Tuesday Morning Quarterback's wild-card-round cheat sheet.
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In 1997 I wasn't able to cheat by looking up solutions online.
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However, the organization has concluded that the device wasn't used to cheat.
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The guys from Cheat Codes are going to remember Demi Lovato forever.
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"Who cares, plenty of people cheat at golf" is one possible conclusion.
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Maybe you wipe them down a few times, but you'll eventually cheat.
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You could cheat before, and the family was not threatened by it.
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He also vowed to prove that he is not a drug cheat.
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Never mind Netflix and chill, Brits are all about Netflix and cheat.
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How are you going to get into college if you can't cheat?
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Cohen accused Trump of being a racist, a conman and a cheat.
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"Sometimes it's a cheat breakfast and we all cook pancakes," he says.
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That, in turn, led to another fateful decision—the decision to cheat.
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Demographics can also tell us who might be more inclined to cheat.
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"Women who are more educated are more likely to cheat," Rosenberg said.
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The ultimate cheat out is that Karl is not a science guy.
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I sold your house and you [cheat] me out of the commission.
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To its credit, the show attempts to "cheat" Lithgow's size when possible.
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The authors aren't just trying to give us no-consequence cheat days.
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For the lesser cheat you need a stack of any recyclable item.
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Cheat Mountain Salamander (US FWS) The vendors themselves, however, are less convinced.
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There will be no objective international observers to certify Maduro didn't cheat.
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If you cheat on your spouse, do you consider yourself non-monogamous?
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The Soviets aren't cheating anymore, because there is no treaty to cheat.
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He also blasted previous U.S. leaders for letting China "cheat" on trade.
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"He did cheat the system, there's no doubt about it," he said.
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Resourceful taxpayers have historically searched for ways to cheat on their taxes.
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It's just a hobby, and if you cheat, who are you cheating?
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Lamar Jackson has been something of a cheat code through the NFL.
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No equipment can cheat accelerations of the brain in today's tackle football.
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You either play and stay or you cheat and you get deported.
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"I have found very few situations where Republicans cheat," Mr. Giuliani said.
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Your AmazonFresh cheat sheetWho can use it: Prime members in eligible cities.
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Hell, if you're a writer, you'll probably cheat on whoever you marry.
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Once he's on a roll with his diet, cheat meals become problematic.
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We didn't really need to cheat, because we already had 3.9 GPAs.
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"I used the words 'drug cheat' because he tested positive," he said.
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Sometimes, you're going to have to lie and cheat to get things.
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At any given moment, cheat codes were a quick Google search away.
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I also really like the Charlotte Tilbury lip liners called Lip Cheat.
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Chain migration became a scheme, a cheat — a way to take advantage.
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He is accused of conspiring to cheat on his daughter's ACT exam.
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"He's a guy that doesn't cheat the game," Stamkos said of Point.
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To cheat, after all, is to take advantage of students who don't.
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Though she says the meals are tasty, she is tempted to cheat.
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A popular misconception about polyamorous people is that they can&apost cheat.
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Now that all trucks are converting to electronic logs, you can't cheat.
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Our office will continue to hold accountable those who cheat the system.
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"No, we did not cheat him," said Mr. Narupol, the retired colonel.
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And cheat you can — and should — on a Monday night in June.
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"High Dive" contains a little primer on how to cheat the minibar.
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We made it easy to vote, hard to cheat in WI elections.
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This is not true... no one is trying to cheat someone here.
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Say the phrase "cheat meal," and most people think cheeseburgers and doughnuts.
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They may cheat, then, to find an escape or relive simpler times.
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These protections for American innovators help discourage counterfeit goods that cheat consumers.
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If Putin is willing to cheat on an arms control treaty signed over 30 years ago, he will surely be willing to cheat on a space weapons ban if and when he has the ability to do so.
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Unsurprisingly, many cheat day videos come from fitness vloggers who otherwise post diet and exercise content, pushing the cheat day — already a dubious concept in the ultra-dubious world of dieting — even further away from anything resembling joy.
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Here's the really interesting part: Men are less likely to cheat the more money they make relative to their spouse — until they bring in 70% of the household income, at which point they become more likely to cheat again.
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People fall out of love, they grow apart, they cheat, or they die.
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He doesn't cheat on his wife (a horribly wasted Malin Akerman), for instance!
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I feel like the ultimate betrayal is to cheat with the opposite gender.
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However, others don't necessarily cheat because of circumstance, but because of their personality.
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Specifically, about 10% of the users who logged on to cheat were Aquariuses.
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They cheat and President Trump wants to change the economic relationship with China.
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Even on his once-a-week cheat days, he tries not to overindulge.
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They're real, they're out there, and they're ready to cheat on their girlfriends.
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Horton's been calling Yang a "drug cheat" to psych him out, you see.
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At least the cheaters will have to pay out the nose to cheat.
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Besides, if you aim to cheat the devil, you owe him an offering.
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Thai told BuzzFeed News that the seminars aren't teaching sellers how to cheat.
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It's a series of button presses that activates a cheat in certain games.
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Eventually I was able to convince her that I didn't cheat on her.
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"Unfortunately, we tend to cheat," the industry veteran said of the OPEC deal.
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AS LONG as there have been exams, students have found ways to cheat.
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By making sure you have a proper cheat meal once in a while.
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But for those willing to cheat, the obvious source is performance-enhancing drugs.
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Your AmazonFresh cheat sheet Who can use it: Prime members in eligible cities.
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Students graffiti the walls, cheat on homework, and text too much in class.
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I know it's kind of a cheat, but it's how you manage it.
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"I'm just trying to not cheat when I get the chance," Grabner said.
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Did Prince Philip (Matt Smith) really cheat on Queen Elizabeth II (Claire Foy)?
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Sleeving allows humanity to travel across the galaxy, allows individuals to cheat death.
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Here's a cheat sheet so you can follow along with everything going on.
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To help you figure that out, we pulled together a quick cheat sheet.
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To compensate, he said, he found ways to cheat by hacking the game.
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But I knew: If I drank, I would cheat, and she would leave.
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In fact, he had to CHEAT and read the lyrics off his notes!!!
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Now watch the clip ... and try to sing along with a cheat sheet!!!
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This new version of Age of Empires kept all the old cheat codes.
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For me, keeping Age of Empire's ridiculous cheat codes is proof of that.
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Here's your essential cheat sheet for the major characters in Avengers: Infinity War.
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"The higher the oil price, the higher the incentive to cheat," he said.
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I expected them to cheat and play dirty, just to get a reaction.
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But "The Cheat Code, " by 26-year-old Brian Wong comes pretty close.
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If people are determined to cheat, frankly they will, even in proctored environments.
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Democrats fought for a strong consumer agency so big banks can't cheat people.
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YES. Did I cheat today by having an espresso at a morning meeting?
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Nice people cheat on their spouses and nice people sleep with married people.
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But even if you just want that Articuno so very bad, don't cheat.
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The ending scene in episode 5 suggests Ed may revenge cheat on her.
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But perhaps we shouldn't try to cheat our stutters with tricks and flourishes.
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The presumption is that we need a lot of partners and will cheat.
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And finally, just for you, we figured out how to cheat at HQ.
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I have no respect for athletes who cheat their way to the top.
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She said she didn't cheat and hired a famous lawyer to back her.
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Webber pushed aside the sexism and bad advice on how to cheat clients.
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And for those "cheat days," this blender could easily churn your favorite milkshake.
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Mental illness does not make you a liar, a scammer, or a cheat.
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People cheat because they are no longer running away from sabre-toothed tigers.
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But it's a cheat day video, which implies the existence of a diet.
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The same is often true of mukbang-adjacent content like cheat day videos.
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At the very least, the concept of a "cheat" could use a rebranding.
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You haven't done anything, technically—but cheat, couldn't you, if you wanted to?
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The final round of this battle was basically two cheaters trying to cheat.
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Sometimes his brain would cheat him by showing it on a laptop screen.
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He is not a secret cheat and he is not a secret liar.
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Before you resort to cheat sheets, consider perusing Stadtlander's finespun illustrations for clues.
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Students are told to study, and if they cheat, they will be punished.
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More: ICYMI, here's a cheat sheet to the highlights from Berkshire's annual meeting.
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Her daughter was not involved in the scheme to cheat on the SAT.
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North Korea might well cheat, and these are half-steps, not rapid denuclearization.
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No amount of wealth makes you morally good if you lie and cheat.
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"When guys cheat, we want something new," he says, still in close-up.
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I have seen my friends cheat before, but I haven't ever said anything.
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Of all of the sports to cheat in, the one where you sweep?
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The Watergate scandal stemmed from Nixon's efforts to cheat in the 1972 election.
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A couple plotted to cheat on college entrance exams for their two daughters.
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Adam Schiff, accused Trump of trying to cheat to win the 2020 election.
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But look on the bright side, Democrats, now you know you can cheat.
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They cheat to get into the schools we worked hard to get into.
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Then he relents and gives Gilgamesh some tests whereby he might cheat death.
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In each of the three cases, financial incentives drove bank employees to cheat.
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Kyrie Irving my goodness This man is a cheat code🔥pic.twitter.com/XJAmafX26c
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The current precedent seems to encourage cheat to win because there's no consequences.
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The move can only embolden the president to cheat in the 2020 election.
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It is more than just an engineering impossibility — it is an existential cheat.
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India needs to reduce the incentives for taxpayers to cheat, Mr. Bhalla said.
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Smile "To be honest this 'cheat code' is super under-rated," says Wong.
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The sense of injustice is huge, and life often feels like a cheat.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina probably didn't need to cheat to win re-election.
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They don't love hard; they cheat; they are petty and afraid and lonely.
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I punched in the cheat code for more money until we were millionaires.
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Cohen characterized the president as a con man, a cheat and a racist.
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When people are budgeting for things that don't match their goals or bring them joy, "they cheat, and when they cheat, they feel bad about themselves, and when they feel bad about themselves, their budgets tend to get wacky," says Yarrow.
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After the author Rick Reilly learned that his book, "Commander in Cheat," about President Trump's tendency to cheat on the golf course, had gone missing, Mr. Reilly announced that he was planning a visit to Coeur d'Alene to do an event.
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People can also cheat because of a situation, not their personality: For instance, Westheimer said that if you cheat while under the influence of alcohol and regret it afterwards, it's a sign you shouldn't disclose the incident to your partner.
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"The point of the impeachment provision in the Constitution is to deal with dangerous presidents who cheat on elections and try to cheat in stealing the election as this president did, and is trying for the next time," Mr. Nadler said.
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It isn't shocking that some business leaders lie, cheat, steal or neglect critical problems.
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The two college students were hardly the first humans to try and cheat sleep.
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The aforementioned cheat involves setting the story during the period between election and inauguration.
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Extra credit: For a fuller look, cheat the line outside your natural lip line.
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This cheat sheet will let you walk a mile in John Stone's sandals (ew).
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Sometimes people cheat because they aren't getting something emotionally or physically from the relationship.
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"We decided to cheat a little," the real Hertzfeld confirmed on his site Folklore.
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Hm. I don't think you should cheat on anyone when you can just talk.
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On cheat day, I got to pick any one non-McDonald's meal I wanted.
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Men are more likely to cheat when they have a milestone birthday coming up.
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The former One Directioner didn't try to cheat the rules or evade any questions.
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"@johnlegend it's important to cheat with people who look like your husband," she wrote.
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Candidate Trump called China a trade cheat, bent on "rape" of the American economy.
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What would happen, though, if the average Joe ate this Olympic-size cheat meal?
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It does not involve the use of defeat devices to cheat on emissions tests.
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She gave up sugar, alcohol and cheat meals, and her workouts were incredibly exhaustive.
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If you allot a "cheat day," let it be the day after the party.
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So, it's not only OK to cheat as part of your resolution, it's encouraged.
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Then I'd have a "cheat day" where I'd pig out on Pringles and pizza.
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Jones hit on a ton of topics during the conversation -- here's a cheat sheet.
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"It's a sort of cheat code for getting around your own morality," she says.
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Cheat. The Times puzzle checker button has been absolutely essential to my crosswords education.
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This has let the Norks know that we know that they plan to cheat.
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Dark secret: You once let your crush cheat off you during a spelling test.
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Doesn't really go well with my diet but everybody gets one cheat day, right?
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I had to lose my career and never opted to cheat no matter what.
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I can't cheat them saying their dad will come tomorrow and day after tomorrow.
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It's great that this remaster of Age of Empires kept those old cheat codes.
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Does this mean that I'm advocating that you cheat to level the playing field?
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"He was going to have me cheat, and it was 100-percent his idea."
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Alternatively, you can consider this a handy cheat sheet to help refresh your memory.
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"It's a neat cheat for patients, nurses, physicians, everyone to refer to," Fryhofer said.
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NASA has a cheat sheet on taking images of the eclipse with your smartphone.
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If all goes well, players are given access to a special godlike cheat menu.
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These people, it is alleged, intend to cheat, rob or sponge off the voters.
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The reality is that people cheat on each other, and many don't use protection.
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The second-ever drugs cheat, at the 1972 games, was banned for caffeine abuse.
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If you play Fortnite, Epic Games has a message for you: don't frickin' cheat.
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We deplore those who cheat on their partners, but we're cheating more than ever.
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"You have to cheat at everything," one user wrote back to him on Twitter.
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Consider this your cheat sheet to keep your legs warm the next few months.
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"You have to scare away the people who think they could cheat," Federer said.
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He once referred to Mr. Trump as a "tax cheat" in a Twitter post.
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But other (American) videos attempt to fuse the mukbang and cheat day genres completely.
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And cheat day videos, for all their fun, risk being part of that perniciousness.
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This storytelling choice could have felt like a cheat, but for me, it didn't.
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It's better for you to cheat before you have a ring on your finger.
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And if you're going to cheat on your wife, you have to have repercussions.
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If you're gonna cheat, you really should try and think outside of the box.
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Demi Lovato's presence was felt even in her absence ... thanks to the Cheat Codes.
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Since many of my friends live far away, I could always cheat a little.
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Lip Cheat has a 4.2-star rating based on more than 200 Sephora reviews.
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But the company suggested that any discrepancies were not a deliberate attempt to cheat.
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Analysts predict that at least 5 percent to 10 percent of shippers will cheat.
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There's a big difference between knowing that your politicians cheat and seeing their sexts.
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The Cheat Sheet is an online news company that covers celebrity and lifestyle news.
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Cheat codes "are elegant solutions to problems that haven't been thought of," he said.
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Students consume, drink, pollute, drink, destroy, drink, smoke, cheat, drink, lie, sleep, and drink.
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I no longer define food as whole or clean or sinful or a cheat.
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The press, politicians, and government officials saw Taylor as the country's biggest welfare cheat.
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Prosecutors say Ms. Huffman paid Mr. Singer $15,000 to cheat on her daughter's SAT.
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Here's a cheat sheet of the products to track, and the ones to ignore.
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When they really face a challenge in real life, how can they cheat then?
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If you cheat on your wife you may be more likely to harass subordinates.
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But this cheat sheet can help you get more out of your new ride.
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Harry Reid smearing Mitt Romney as a tax cheat based on no evidence, anyone?
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"I used Cheat Engine to scan and observe the game's memory regions," said serpentiem.
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First, it convinces Republican voters that Democrats are trying to cheat and steal elections.
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But attracting genuine customers is tough, so some sellers use a reliable cheat — bribes.
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Meanwhile, Jessica, and many reviewers like her, benefit from the sellers' willingness to cheat.
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The evidence is uncontested:Trump sacrificed our national security to cheat in the next election.
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Motivations differ People don't always cheat for the reasons we might think, experts say.
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If you're going to go out there and cheat, you're going to get drilled.
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Cheat a bit, and your body scrambles to go back to what nature intended.
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Reilly attributed Trump's motivation to cheat to a compulsion to win at all costs.
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Above all, by delaying reauthorization we cheat ourselves of a successful and longstanding investment.
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Clinton was going to cheat Mr. Trump of victory and who welcomed the proof.
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Guadagnino says that kind of cheat meal is exactly why he loves the diet.
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Some rabbinical authorities held that it was permissible to cheat and even kill Gentiles.
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And they will recognize that if they cheat, there is a price to pay.
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As King told Elle, she enjoys "cheat food" like pizza — but only in moderation.
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Middles also seem to be less likely to cheat on their partners, said Salmon.
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But they don't provide a "cheat" to actually obtain the pokémon; players still have to get out and go to the relevant real-world location to make their catch (unless you're spoofing your GPS location, in which case yes, you're a filthy cheat).
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Probably not, but if you do, here's a cheat sheet on how you can win.
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You'll end up with a man like my brother, a womanizer, who'll cheat on you.
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Even the most disciplined eaters need to take a cheat day every now and then.
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You also can cheat through blood doping, to increase the supply of red blood cells.
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Read This Next: If Your Partner Cheated on Someone Else, They'll Probably Cheat on You
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It seems like a pretty good excuse to take a cheat day on your diet.
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"Why people try to cheat and/or kill James Delaney," certainly picked up the pace.
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The cynical answer is that Comcast is confident it will find a way to cheat.
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But, now things are official -- and one thing's for sure ... D-Hop better not cheat.
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We would not take the risk to cheat and lose everything on the first day.
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This isn't me encouraging you to apply some shady mod that lets you cheat though.
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When my co-worker points out my cheat, I tell him he's a nasty person.
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"It's never a good idea to try to cheat the tax man," Du Val said.
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Regulators said Fiat Chrysler used "defeat devices" to cheat emissions tests in real-world driving.
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It's watching someone decide that, because the game is rigged, they might as well cheat. ●
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Now it's Kim's turn to play the game of escalate-and-conciliate/cheat-and-repeat.
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If it tries to trim or cheat on its obligations, the world will be watching.
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Microsoft is also blocking machines with older versions of the BattlEye anti-cheat software installed.
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A Republican Congress member allegedly spent thousands of campaign funds to cheat on his wife.
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Bong likes to choreograph wildly improbable chases and fights, but he doesn't cheat at physics.
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Nope, he doesn't cheat on girlfriend (now fiancée!) Alyssa Giacone: He throws away Cory's leftovers!
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When I finally did cheat, it helped me see that my marriage needed to end.
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So I learned some basic chords and went ok, so how do you cheat it?
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Recently, Trump insisted he could only lose the state of Pennsylvania if his opponents cheat.
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They still get cheat meals, and it can be a beautiful thing when they do.
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" And if you thought cheat days might be an option, think again: "I stayed focused.
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He suggests, for example, that we impose tariffs on countries that "cheat" by subsidizing exports.
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I've disabled Huawei's auto-brightness because that tries to cheat by aggressively dimming the screen.
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Standing in my kitchen reading aloud to no one, I thought, Couldn't you just cheat?
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But then the next time you cheat, you're less likely to get that negative feeling.
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Unlike most video game hackers, Manfred didn't cheat to gain an advantage over his opponents.
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Don't cheat yourself out of the compassion that awaits your return to a healthy life.
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His alleged affair raises the question: Do politicians cheat more than the rest of us?
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Thinking about it now as a high school teacher, I know my kids sometimes cheat.
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As for whether she ever suspected Michael would cheat, Jules said "never" before trailing off.
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According to the experts, there are many exciting new ways for our generation to cheat.
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Nonetheless, here's our cheat sheet for Apple, which reports earning after the close on Tuesday.
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Information made public in the January indictment showed that the cheat likely originated at Audi.
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Keep your eyes on your screen, don't be an asshole, don't cheat the ranking system.
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But, even if you're in a non-monogamous arrangement, it's totally still possible to cheat.
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"Worse, loopholes risk ... allowing countries to cheat," Femke de Jong of Carbon Market Watch said.
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And soccer's sort of one of those sports you can't really cheat around being old.
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You won't ever get eye-roll inducing posts about cheat days and gym-mirror selfies.
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Herewith, Breakingviews offers a handy cheat sheet for some of the most frequently asked questions.
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Not only did he cheat on you, he went on to marry the other girl.
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The Monstars, in turn, cheat by stealing talent from the NBA legends of the day.
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As we've reported, Rob and Chyna have said "no cheat days" on their fitness kick.
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"The method they are using is unfit for the purpose of cheat detection," Wosar said.
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"I would've allowed people to personally maybe cheat me out of money personally," he said.
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It's basically the way the Chinese lie, cheat and steal their way through our economy.
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During your research, did you get the impression that women cheat differently compared to men?
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Where there is money, there are ways to cheat, and it will always be so.
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Working out is just not always convenient, but there are ways to cheat the system.
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And that's not the only new place where you can find Cheat Sheet summaries, a.k.a.
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So some of them cheat: for example, by adding phantom citizen-employees to their payroll.
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In the outside world, within minutes, his Wikipedia profile had become Justin "the Cheat" Gatlin.
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He doesn't cheat to win; he beats the hell out of people, particularly small people.
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Charlotte Tilbury Lip Cheat Re-Size & Re-Shape Lip Liner in Bond Girl, $34; nordstrom.
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In other words, you don't have to be a criminal to cheat your way in.
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And if you try to cheat the system, and hide it, you will be caught.
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Did Russia cheat to be the top medal-winner at the 2014 Olympics at Sochi?
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"North Korea might well cheat, and these are half-steps, not rapid denuclearization," he writes.
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HSBC has dismissed suggestions it used offshore structures to help clients cheat on their taxes.
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As a result, they may cheat and later realize their behavior wasn't the best option.
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Women railed against him, acted as if Woods was the first man to ever cheat.
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And we're not going to cheat it by using green screen and adding hands later.
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Plus, publicizing their choices on the blog has made it hard for them to cheat.
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" He added, "It's a big-budget thing, so they're not going to try to cheat.
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She gave me cheat sheets to help me figure out if I'd fed myself enough.
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I couldn't imagine having a girlfriend and a mistress because I don't want to cheat.
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Los Angeles Art District's newest pop-up selfie space, "Cheat Day Land," is no exception.
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He will lie, cheat, slaughter, betray — all in the service of the woman he loves.
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"Cheat codes were no longer the currency of hardcore gamers once Achievements appeared," said Amrich.
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How will this moralizing band of grumps react to their precious icon being a cheat?
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They want to "figure it out" but also don't want to cheat on their husbands.
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" Verhoeven went on, "I didn't know what a cheat code was, because I'm too old.
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Mr. Schachter still believes that his former associate had no master plan to cheat people.
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This will ruin the maze for other people, so don't cheat unless it's an emergency.
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Another subtle way to emotionally cheat involves spending more time with coworkers than your partner.
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In the class, I cheat on my breathing exercises and wait for savasana to begin.
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But in addition to untitled and unmastered, it's unfinished, and a bit of a cheat.
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EssayBot, in his comparison, is a research tool rather than a flat, rote cheat sheet.
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Some, like Sabathia, stash their cheat sheets in their caps, and others in their pants.
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I have done this courageously for I decided to conquer your grief, not cheat it.
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It's best made with a mortar and pestle, but we cheat and use the blender.
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"I don't cheat to win; I'd rather lose," she told the chair umpire, Carlos Ramos.
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The problem is, there is nowhere to cheat against the Warriors when they go small.
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That kind of cutthroat cheat code makes the Astros, for better or worse, America's team.
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"The president's personal interest is now clear: to cheat in the next election," said Rep.
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But here's a brief summary cheat sheet to tie it all together: Got all that?
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"A remedy in which a president can cheat is no remedy at all," he said.
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Puma is trying to find a cheat code to boost its already fast-growing sales.
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"I said 'If you have to lie, cheat and steal, do it,'" Ms. Kuehl said.
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"My natural instinct is to get the cheat out of sport for life," he said.
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Guests were educated on proper toilet use with a handy cheat sheet on the windowsill.
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First, the rich, starting with our Tax Cheat in Chief, must pay their fair share.
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"In actual fact, I have to say that I did cheat a bit," Smith admitted.
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It's essentially a cheat code to falling in love with and trusting someone at hyperspeed.
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At the Rio Games, Australian rival Mack Horton accused him of being a "drug cheat".
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At the Rio Games, Australian rival Mack Horton accused him of being a "drug cheat".
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The man who helped you cheat your way through old-school video games has died.
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Truthfully, none of the students' memes seems like it's an especially helpful covert cheat sheet.
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The group also used malware to cheat at online poker and on other gambling websites.
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Garman kept the computer codes (such as "1202") on a cheat sheet on his console.
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"I didn't cheat on you," I said, keeping my head down and my eyes closed.
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According to ESPN, there has been league-wide "paranoia" about how the Patriots would cheat.
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Your Friday cheat sheetHere&aposs what to do on Friday to be prepared for Monday:
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After attempting to cheat the great game of Jumanji, Peter Shepherd gets turned part monkey.
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It's possible to cheat on your work-outs, if that's what you feel like doing.
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Don't overdo the sleeping part and don't think you can cheat time by sleeping less.
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"Some manufacturers cheat the customers," he said, by doing things like creating numerous fake brands.
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I can't help thinking that cellphones and social media have made it easier to cheat.
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What do you think: Did she cheat, or should she be applauded for her initiative?
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I know with the tax story, they sorta did say he's a tax cheat. Yes.
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We mix and match substances to cheat our Circadian sleep cycles, and defeat biology itself.
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Now, we won some great battles, but the reality is the system didn't cheat us.
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"This will be bad news for criminal gangs, terrorists and those who are just trying to cheat on their tax or get a discount for letting someone else cheat on their tax," Treasurer Scott Morrison said in a speech announcing the government's new budget.
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They lie, they cheat, and they never miss an opportunity to fuck up each other's day.
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"On the weekends I have some pizza and pasta," he says of his cheat day treats.
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Cardi B has a message for any man who decides to cheat on her: be careful.
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One of the most common reasons people cheat is because they aren't happy with their relationship.
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And if you want to cheat, do it without guilt, then get back on track tomorrow.
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However, if you want to be a more discerning moviegoer, you can visit this cheat sheet.
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A bad actor could potentially cheat information out of the Duplex assistant in a phone call.
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When the pros cheat, it's confusing for kids who are taught to play by the rules.
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Many are looking for a cheat sheet of universal terms they should push for in contracts.
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But whatever you do, definitely do not cheat it to get discounts on your health insurance.
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The nation's most infamous tax cheat, of course, currently occupies a residence at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Cheat the system, of course, with this ridiculously easy trick one savvy user shared on Reddit.
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SMART employees sold the cheat devices to bakeries for several thousand dollars, according to rival bakers.
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It said that it was impossible to cheat the government, which it said had excellent oversight.
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If this sounds like a lot to handle, don't worry: We've got your cheat sheet ready.
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While she was "super bloated" after her "cheat day" meals, she woke up back to normal.
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The ordinary Xbox One controller has a secret feature that lets it cheat on your console.
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"Although drinking is no excuse to cheat, it played a factor in this case," she said.
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Here's an easy-to-follow cheat sheet to remember: Round faces look best with… rectangular shapes.
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The album's third single, "Number One," is a promise not to cheat on his girlfriend — again.
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And Niv threw together five big takeaways if you want a cheat sheet for the budget.
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Consider this your cheat sheet to the best brighteners, exfoliators, and acne erasers in the category.
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We in the media biz are here to help, starting with your 2017 Oscar cheat sheet.
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The cheat code (↑,↑,↓,↓,←,→,←,→,B,A) has been referenced in video games and pop culture for decades.
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Here's our complete cheat-sheet rundown of every restaurant in the first season of Ugly Delicious.
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They can only be described as adrenaline junkies who love the thrill of a good cheat.
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The people who hide and cheat and live in the shade, they're so interesting to play.
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The lower personal rate will, he hopes, deter tax evasion by reducing the incentive to cheat.
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The witness, who worked with KWF, allegedly helped cheat on the test for the actress' daughter.
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"[I thought] — how can I go on Tinder and not cheat on my boyfriend?" she said.
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Yes, I eat really clean – even though I don't always want to, and I definitely cheat.
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No it's not right for a n— to cheat… But what you want me to do?
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Athletes should not have to choose between risking their health or being beaten by a cheat.
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The Indian captain stopped short of calling Smith a cheat referring to an on-field incident.
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I just cheat on holidays and special days and then eat the things I really love.
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After his friend attempts to cheat the entrance exam, they're both prohibited from taking the test.
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Performance-enhancing drugs: A long list of cheaters But most Olympians who cheat aren't that creative.
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The person most likely to cheat in the UK is a man under 40 years old.
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The three-time Olympic gold medalist says there are no cheat days because she doesn't diet.
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Luckily, PUBG uses an anti-cheat service that catches an insane amount of them every day.
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One blogger was charged for claiming that one-third of Egyptian women cheat on their husbands.
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" In his explosive testimony, Cohen branded his former boss a "racist," a "conman" and a "cheat.
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Addiction psychiatrist Dr. Kenneth Rosenberg delves into what drives married couples to cheat on their spouses.
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My dad taught me that golf was a gentleman's game, that you never cheat a guy.
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And that's a pleasure open to everyone who wants to play it, and who doesn't cheat.
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Is it a tip cheat sheet because you can never remember how to figure out 20%?
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The new rules could also be extended to importers of vehicles found to cheat emissions standards.
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"One of the prime reasons why people cheat is because of opportunity and circumstance," she says.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family is just as serious about fitness as they are about cheat days.
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Maybe Jack will be confronted with the opportunity to cheat, and choose to turn Heather down.
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In his book "The Cheat Code," he writes that every professional has their "superpower, " or strength.
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Want the cheat sheet for whether you and another person you were bound to get along?
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Blizzard said (and courts agreed) that each cheat sold by Bossland was a violation of copyright.
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In "The Cheat Code," Wong shares more than 70 strategies for getting more out of life.
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Women cheat less impulsively; rather, they plan prudently and are more skilful in their cover up.
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Volkswagen (VLKAF) has admitted that it rigged millions of diesel engines to cheat on emissions tests.
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The company denies wrongdoing, saying it never engaged in any deliberate scheme to cheat emissions rules.
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"If I'm craving something sweet, Little Debbie jelly cakes are my favorite cheat snack," she says.
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"Silicon Valley has a problem, and Facebook is part of that problem," the cheat sheet reads.
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But The Matrix also shows why the thought experiment relies on a bit of a cheat.
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So here's a little cheat sheet on how to talk to someone with rapidly dividing cells.
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It would probably be The Sims 3 because there are more cheat codes to the millions.
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Moreover, it would have allowed us to offset any Russian advantage should Moscow continue to cheat.
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VW last September admitted using sophisticated secret software in cars to cheat on exhaust emissions tests.
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Sadly, though — as evidenced by my breakfasts and lunches — when we are not together, I cheat.
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"If you wanted to cheat on me, you could probably get away with it," Legend joked.
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At the same time, Volkswagen engineers were rigging millions of cars to cheat on emissions tests.
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I said no cell phones, not even for music since they could be used to cheat.
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I did not and would not cheat and will continue to fight to clear my name.
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But those details were unknown until recently, so for decades, Ratjen was considered a gender cheat.
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The plausible theory is that French riders were too frightened of the French police to cheat.
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To avoid the hack, users were given simple instructions: Don't download third-party software to cheat.
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Instead Kalanick argued that cheat codes are part of the game and designed to be there.
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Redditor ShadowRam echoed that fact, saying they hadn't seen one cheat in 237 hours of PUBG.
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Zenefits's operations are heavily regulated, so the software cheat could have been a company-ending event.
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The latter of these strategies, humor, is a bit of a cheat code for manufacturing likability.
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"Like I said, if Teresa says she didn't [cheat], she didn't," Catania reiterated with a shrug.
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Step 1: Cheat if you can, because winning is what it's all about, whatever the price.
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But in talks with American regulators the carmaker initially denied the existence of a cheat device.
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And you won't feel a feeling that you have to go out there and go cheat.
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VW admitted in 2015 it had used illegal engine control devices to cheat U.S. emissions tests.
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Cheat often and my stomach will stretch, setting me on the path to become fat again.
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"You aim to cheat the devil, you owe him an offering," Delos says, downing his liquor.
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When men cheat on or leave Streisand's characters, it's often to take refuge from her intensity.
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I rarely returned to a game after a cheat code had let me see it all.
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A significant factor in the decline of cheat codes lies in the fickle nature of trends.
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Trump's team is now trying to discredit Cohen as a liar, a cheat, a low-life.
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HSBC has dismissed suggestions it actively used offshore structures to help clients cheat on their taxes.
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PG: And occasionally, the crosscutting made me think you'd actually cheat death, that Beau would live.
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The Cheat Sheet is hiring a full stack developer, an executive assistant, and an entertainment writer.
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Have we all now arrived at the anniversary after which we cheat and let ourselves go?
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In his testimony, Mr. Cohen called the president a racist, a con man and a cheat.
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The returns also could help to clarify whether Mr. Trump continues to cheat on his taxes.
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I had to sweat and cheat my way through almost every clue, but I finished it!
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Why cheat yourself out of those pleasures for the momentary high of a pile of "likes"?
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The rich are different: They're more likely to cheat, according to one study of I.R.S. data.
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"We really cheat ourselves" if the country's diversity is not represented in cultural programming, she said.
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Ehrenreich's stated target is the fantasy that we can cheat the ravages of age and death.
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In China, two men tried to cheat in a pigeon race to claim the $160,000 prize.
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If you're wondering about Australians and the world... • He Helped People Cheat at Grand Theft Auto.
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Neither does the absence of wealth make you a good person if you lie and cheat.
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"Syrk" masquerades as a cheat tool for the game, promising to help players' aim when shooting.
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Epstein, ever the manipulator, tried to cheat the system and, for one last time, his victims.
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Teresa Giudice wants to set the record straight: She did not cheat on her husband Joe.
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He told Popular Science he thinks the calendar would cheat workers out of some vacation days.
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"We had to hurry because the president was trying to cheat in that election," he added.
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She was taught reading, writing, French, piano, dancing, and constitutional history and law, Cheat Sheet reports.
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Instead, they're seen as efforts by Republicans to try to cheat to win in the elections.
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Even fewer Americans want corporations to be free to cheat them out of their retirement savings.
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There was a cheat: they could just drive them with their fingers, using the preinstalled software.
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Think of what follows as a cheat sheet to the legal circus surrounding the White House.
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Mr. Moon admitted that some people cheat, keeping illicit fish, but he stuck to the rules.
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Pete Buttigieg was pre-declaring victory, spurring Sanders supporters to dub him "Mayor Cheat" on Twitter.
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THAT'S WHAT WE'RE ASKING FOR, JUST DON'T BREAK THE LAW, DON'T CHEAT PEOPLE AND DEFRAUD PEOPLE.
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Germany's car manufacturing industry remains haunted by allegations of using software to cheat diesel emissions tests.
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There is no cheat sheet, no springboard allowing you to dive straight into your completed goals.
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He was a good man with a good heart, who didn't lie, cheat or belittle me.
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Cryptos have been rife with fraud, with scammers using a number of devices to cheat buyers.
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He doesn't think he can win an election fair and square, so he's trying to cheat.
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The more people cheat, the more difficult it becomes for honest fishermen to make a living.
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She has been called a foreign agent, a troublemaker, a tax cheat, a traitor and ugly.
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The company admitted to installing software in vehicles that enabled them to cheat on emissions tests.
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Here's your cheat sheet on the comings and goings on some of the nation's top podiums.
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Here's RBC analyst Mark Mahaney's quarterly "cheat sheet," so you can match Twitter's numbers versus expectations.
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We recently saw how players of Valve's Team Fortress 2 has managed to cheat for five years even with Valve Anti-Cheat looming over their shoulders, and they might still be cheating now had not a player passed along the cheat's source code to Valve itself.
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Besides offering competitive pay, health insurance and a generous 401(k) package, The Cheat Sheet encourages its team members to take advantage of their Cheat & Greet program, which pays for employees to go out to dinner, drinks or enjoy an activity with colleagues throughout the country.
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Konami's infamous cheat code has lived a long life in video games and the internet at large.
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I knew I could go to prison for attempting to cheat my way out of military service.
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That doesn't mean Merritt doesn't have his cheat days – though he makes sure to indulge in moderation.
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Trump has been known to cheat on the golf course, including, reportedly, during previous games with Woods.
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People with these traits are probably more inclined to cheat no matter what their relationship is like.
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The film industry wasn't alone is this skin subterfuge — theater actors also had to cheat the light.
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Of course there are a myriad of reasons why someone might cheat and every relationship is different.
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Teen substance use can cheat students of a good education and negatively affect their lives, she said.
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Former NBC Cable president Tom Rogers told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that Democrats have to cheat to win.
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Denise Garcia knows that her students sometimes cheat, but the situation she unearthed in February seemed different.
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Now's a good time to cheat, Scorpio, though not in your love life — strictly in your work.
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Don't try to cheat, manipulate your brackets, or get too worked up over losing the big pool.
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Three in five say they would cheat more if they could be assured they wouldn't be caught.
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Instead of championing our students, they protect for-profit colleges that break the law and cheat them.
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This isn't the first or only time someone has tried to hack or cheat at HQ Trivia.
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That's 75 hours of watching Jax cheat on Stassi, and now-disappeared Laura-Leigh, and, currently, Brittany.
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Read on for a cheat sheet on everything you need to know to tackle the magical kingdom.
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Rather than simply tell them they were wrong, the engine teams decided to fake it and cheat.
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If he was going to cheat, they were damn sure going to get it on every camera.
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Not because you're trying to cheat the system, but because you're trying to provide for your family.
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In modern times, for those willing to cheat, the obvious source of advantage is performance-enhancing drugs.
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You can't go into every relationship thinking that the next person is going to cheat on you.
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On the other hand, technology presents novel avenues for taxpayers so inclined to cheat on their taxes.
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He also says he creates cheat codes for any game, including Counter Strike and World of Warcraft.
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" Richie, 69, told Perry, to which she protested, "I'm not trying to cheat, I just looked up!
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On a day of all-American recipes, Hudson may be indulging in her ultimate cheat day foods.
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Did Uber Technologies cheat and steal intellectual property in the race to build a self-driving car?
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"I don't plan 'cheat days' … I actually don't believe in the idea," he told PEOPLE last year.
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Conrad, further, created and shared with employees a program to cheat on California insurance broker licensing requirements.
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About two women forced into friendship after their husbands cheat, it engages more directly with sitcom fare.
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While most of the new additions are obvious, Microsoft quietly added an anti-cheat feature for games.
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One day, he was live-streaming a demo of a Fortnite cheat when Epic issued a takedown.
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After the show, she planned on treating herself to a cheat meal hand-delivered by her boyfriend.
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If the North Koreans cheat, maximum pressure comes back on, we don&apost give them an inch.
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Meanwhile Mr Kabila's allies "are furious—he cannot even cheat successfully," says someone close to the president.
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Still on Atkins, she also allows herself a cheat day once a week, but doesn't go overboard.
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Just because someone might be more inclined to cheat, that doesn't mean they will act on it.
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They're more likely than other countries to say they cheat because they know they won't get caught.
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Ahead, we rounded up some of our favorite brighteners, but first, a quick, three-part cheat sheet.
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You'll find the must-see, must-memorize cheat sheets for expertly applied makeup around the internet below.
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German carmaker Volkswagen has admitted to using software to cheat U.S. diesel emission tests in September 2015.
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Netflix surveyed of 30,000 people all over the world to determine how often and why people cheat.
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But there's a lot of other people who hack with the goal to cheat and win games.
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Read more: Are Young People Really More Open to Polyamory, or Do We Just Like to Cheat?
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Michael wants to cheat on Jean, but he's being real uptight and goody two-shoes about it.
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As a character that's managed to cheat death for several seasons, Hot Pie is in rarified company.
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But in reality, the National Golf Foundation says 90 percent of people don't cheat when they play.
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I never worried that my boyfriends would cheat on me, or fall in love with someone else.
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Go deeper: Swan has a cheat sheet on the debate, based on deep reporting from top sources.
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You can cheat yourself out of hundreds of thousands of dollars by forgoing retirement savings early on.
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That said, the company did cheat a little by publishing a longer note on its official blog.
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So a new offer from Southwest Airlines and car-sharing app Turo feels like the ultimate cheat.
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The Justice Department charged VW with conspiring for nearly 10 years to cheat on diesel emissions tests.
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Dennis Gartman, author of The Gartman Letter, told CNBC that OPEC will undoubtedly cheat on their agreement.
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Similarly, men who are told that men cheat for sexual excitement will report they are seeking excitement.
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I don't like this provocation and acting and I cannot understand why a player likes to cheat.
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Sooner or later, everyone will make an excuse, tell a lie, complain about the rules or cheat.
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Drugmakers weren't quiet before the hearing either, with industry group BIO releasing a "cheat sheet" Tuesday morning.
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He sticks to a language he can speak without an accent, refusing to cheat his own tongue.
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VW admitted in September 2015 to installing secret software in its diesel cars to cheat emissions tests.
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Here's a cheat sheet from our colleague Trip Gabriel: Three states have particularly consequential elections on Tuesday.
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Russia can have tried to cheat the system and Trump could have won fair and square anyway.
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This devious one is part of a plot to cheat her wealthy employer out of her fortune.
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With no one to enforce compliance and accountability, parties are more likely to cheat on previous commitments.
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But if either of us is going to go out and cheat, frankly, it should be you.
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The keyboard tool is handy, so long as you're not using it to cheat on math homework.
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It should be harder to cheat than back then but that doesn't seem to be the case.
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People are hacking their Peloton bikes so they can watch Netflix and cheat the leaderboard ranking system
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Serial cheaters, on the other hand, tend to cheat because of their personalities rather than their circumstances.
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Clinton was a flawed candidate, viewed as dishonest, politically corrupt, snobbish, someone willing to cheat to win.
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" Coupe-Decale, a phrase in Nouchi (Ivorian slang), literally translates as "to cheat someone and run away.
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If China were to go along with a space weapons ban, it would likely cheat, as well.
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They do cheat, they do steal, and I think taking a tougher stance with China is overdue.
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Episode five, "Cheat Day," confirms that Julia's rape by the fox-god Reynard resulted in a pregnancy.
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Investigators say they haven't found the kind of software Volkswagen used to cheat American diesel emissions tests.
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I indulged in a cheat night when Shaun Majumder kindly invited me on his new material show.
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The player isn't living off the land as much as they are exploiting it to cheat death.
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Charlotte Tilbury Lip Cheat in "Pillow Talk" is probably the most famous lip liner of them all.
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What a complete nightmare for employees — at least, the employees who didn't cheat to beat compliance exams.
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"Naturally next time they get a job they try to cheat wherever they can," Mr. Laylaz said.
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My problem is that I have to fight the urge to cheat on him all the time.
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Still, given how unpopular Republicans' policy positions are, how do they even get close enough to cheat?
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" At another meeting, he discussed how it was necessary for Uber to find and use "cheat codes.
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Away from the war zone they drink themselves sick, fight, and cheat on their wives and girlfriends.
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"I could be proven wrong, but I don't think he's a drug cheat," Wilpon said of Cano.
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The actress is accused of paying a college consultant $15,000 to cheat on her older daughter's SAT.
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A gamer in Melbourne has had his assets frozen in connection with a popular video game cheat.
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President Trump tells us it's "smart" to cheat the government because the government would "squander" the money.
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If you succeed at something they'll say, 'Yeah, his parents probably have money,' or 'You probably cheat.
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You can cheat yourself out of hundreds of thousands of dollars by forgoing retirement savings early on.
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"There's a code in those games that you don't cheat," he said of his pickup basketball exploits.
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He bribed Ukraine for dirt on Joe Biden so he could cheat and win the next election.
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In the midst of that, the top 1% cheat the system to avoid the poorly funded schools.
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You can clearly see the cuts in footage, which makes it obvious numbandroid isn't trying to cheat.
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Opposition candidates say a centralized counting system will help Gnassingbe to cheat, a charge his government denies.
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Do both parties — the person cheating, and the person helping the person cheat — deserve to be punished?
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Organizers provided them with cheat sheets, and adults walked the students through the challenges they would encounter.
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The team has insisted they weren't trying to cheat -- claiming the video crew made an innocent mistake.
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McCarthy, like Trump, was a demagogue who would lie, slander and cheat to advance his political career.
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He said, 'Well, we don't cheat—but what would you do if you were in my position?
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The general manager also described the player "as a two-faced liar and cheat," the letter said.
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Relationship therapist Esther Perel takes a look at why people cheat and why affairs are so traumatic.
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The German carmaker has admitted that it rigged millions of diesel engines to cheat on emissions tests.
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But the risk that North Korea will cheat or hide facilities during a negotiated freeze is great.
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Singer ran a college prep business, and helped wealthy parents cheat on standardized tests for their children.
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The Justice Department charged VW with conspiring for nearly 10 years to cheat on diesel emissions tests.
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While she recommends "anything from Charlotte Tilbury," she particularly loves the brand's $22 Lip Cheat Lip Liners.
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Selig didn't cheat, violate the law or stand accused of lying to Congress or a grand jury.
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Brown also says the choice of a diamond's shape can "cheat" the look of a larger stone.
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Mr. Comer, for instance, mentioned that he had called Mr. Trump a cheat in his opening testimony.
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"Refrigerators are great cheat sheets because you can learn a lot about a person," Mr. Stonehill said.
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As much as I love puzzle games, it's the one genre that regularly compels me to cheat.
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At the time, he'd contemplated trying to cheat on his girlfriend with me, but didn't attempt anything.
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People seem to cheat (a lot), and correspondingly, forget that these apps are open to the public.
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To cheat by copying someone else's Moby Dick essay undermines the whole structure and requires serious punishment.
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"Yeah, you cheat your schools and you rob your companies, that's cute, it is, yeah," he says.
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Love is complicated, and sometimes people cheat, but it's all part of the patchwork quilt of life?
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And while some experts say it&aposs human nature and blame the internet with giving people more chances to cheat on their spouses, Dr. Kenneth Rosenberg, an addiction psychiatrist and the author of " Infidelity: Why Men and Women Cheat," says science may be able to explain the real reason.
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In 2015, China deployed drones carrying radio scanners to catch students who were using electronic devices to cheat, while some universities in Australia and New Zealand have banned wristwatches, especially smart watches, from exam rooms after discovering that some students were using them to go online and cheat.
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Cheating is pretty bad, but if you dare to cheat on Iggy Azalea it's gonna be extra horrible.
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"A friend challenged us to 30 days of no eating out, cheat meals, soda or alcohol," says Lexi.
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Testers have been found to cheat the system—and to be instructed to do so by their superiors.
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For that, Airbnb's latest list of the top 10 "trending destinations" for summer can be your cheat sheet.
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The days I do get a cheat meal you best believe I savor every bite of that pizza.
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This one is a little bit of a cheat: It's about Batgirl and Supergirl, not Batman and Superman.
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Here's what to see if you're spending your summer watching the kids... Okay, we're starting with a cheat.
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OK, we made that up, but you get the idea — cheat at the studio, and you'll be rewarded.
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But four bakers, three wheat traders and a miller told Reuters that the system was possible to cheat.
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Perhaps they had noticed me drifting, the way my college friends had noticed over the biology cheat sheets.
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For once, she's not putting on a mask because she needs to cheat death or deal it out.
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Welcome to Cheat Sheet, our breakdown-style reviews of festival films, VR previews, and other special-event releases.
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Men are more likely to cheat when they have a milestone birthday coming up, according to one study.
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Video game makers update their code frequently, so cheat developers, like Demirkapi, need to keep updating their offerings.
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Volkswagen admitted in September to creating software to cheat on emissions standards testing for its TDI diesel engines.
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Revelations by the former drugs cheat and her husband helped expose the massive doping problem in her country.
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Of course, a person's age is rarely the real reason they cheat, even if it is the impetus.
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"Amazon is setting up an environment where people feel like they have to shortcut and cheat," said Whaley.
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Yet, punishment is the only thing that will stop a certain subset of people who cheat the system.
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I want to play Ninja Gaiden, but not suffer for it or have to resort to cheat codes.
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The important thing, according to Demis Hassabis, DeepMind's founder, is to make sure the virtual robot cannot cheat.
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The liberal press [characterized Cambridge Analytica] as witchcraft, "they cheat, it is voodoo!" and now it's Russia's fault!
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"There was never a thought in my mind that Nate would cheat," said the U.F.C. president, Dana White.
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Following another brief exchange with Verhoeven about the meaning of "cheat codes," Kalanick was released from the stand.
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I prey on vulnerable young women, seduce upstanding guys with my wiles, and cheat on all my partners.
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There are still players on the game who behave badly, cheat, use toxic language and are downright mean.
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But when those whom we elect to serve our best interests lie and cheat, well, how dare they?
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If you're keeping up with of where people stand in Jennifer Lawrence's life, here's a handy cheat sheet.
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And it isn't just through dating apps or sites that someone could meet someone with whom to cheat.
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"Any carby snacks or cheat-day foods are hidden far, far away from my hungry-a–!" she writes.
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G. is way better than I am and I always cheat, but he allows it because I'm cute.
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"I will still have a cheat meal on the weekends, but I don't do that all the time!"
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But that long-drawn-out sentence is referring to the moment that C.R. clicked and ran a cheat.
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My prediction is he could cheat on her in their own home and she would not leave him.
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At one point I had a headache, so I had some black coffee which seriously helped (tiny cheat).
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"(Translation: Did you know there's an easy way to cheat your way through a high-level activity?)"DUDE.
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The Apple Watch, for example, is being touted as an important health tool, but it's easy to cheat.
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It can also mean prosecuting an auto engineer conspiring to cheat emissions standards, leading to federal prison time.
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In other words, people don't always cheat because they're seeking something that they aren't getting from their partners.
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That's what's happening in a lot of long-term relationships: People are contemplating whether or not to cheat.
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Interestingly, female breadwinners whose husbands were 100% financially dependent on them were the least likely group to cheat.
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But, there's another reason female breadwinners are less likely to cheat, and this comes down to pure logistics.
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Are you surprised the men married to female breadwinners are more likely to cheat than other married men?
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In May, Huffman pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit fraud for paying Singer $15,000 to facilitate the cheat.
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It's basically on-box cheat code that unlocks gold coins and hearts in Mario's new Nintendo Switch title.
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For starters: How is it possible that Wells Fargo employees could cheat customers for at least five years?
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Ford is not using illegal devices to cheat on emissions tests, the carmaker's German division said by email.
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The company has denied wrongdoing, saying there was never an attempt to create software to cheat emissions rules.
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We had a very nice time, and I didn&apost cheat very much at all when I played.
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And they laugh because they can and do cheat those rules in more ways than you can imagine.
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Justice has come for an iPhone scammer who thought he found a quick way to cheat folks online.
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If you're ever invited to give a TED Talk, you now have the perfect cheat sheet for success.
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Every year, Cousin Brock cheats at Trouble, a children's game at which it is nearly impossible to cheat.
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I'd think you'd be less tempted to cheat if you could be open with others about your attractions.
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With this cheat sheet, we're here to ensure you never miss the start of your next favorite show.
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Yet Michael claimed that he hadn't done anything wrong and that he would never cheat on his wife.
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It's an argument I often see these days: Partners are in disagreement over what it means to cheat.
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The company has denied any wrongdoing, saying there was never an attempt create software to cheat emissions rules.
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Watching someone else on our team cheat on a test makes us more likely to do the same.
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Now that I'm older, I realize that parents are also humans, and I can understand why people cheat.
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But a couple of times, I had to kinda, sorta cheat in order to get that work done.
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In fact, Uber's latest app interface has encouraged me to cheat on it with smelly, old taxi cabs.
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Sometimes you have to cheat a little, simply because the products are not always suited to the job.
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HSBC has dismissed suggestions that it had actively used offshore structures to help clients cheat on their taxes.
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Despite the proposed cheat code of infrared tech, they're also just some of the best pajamas I own.
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If you enjoyed his article, don't forget to get his free e-book: "The Ultimate Productivity Cheat Sheet. "
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When it comes to success, being told to gamble, cheat, lie or steal may seem like bad advice.
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He is just a little more relaxed when it comes to having a cheat meal here and there.
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"China cheats, and hurts American workers and farmers when they cheat," Brown told the Columbus Dispatch in January.
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Another Phonak rider, American Tyler Hamilton, was stripped of his 2004 Olympic gold medal as a drug cheat.
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How many other women did you cheat on your wife with while you had a baby at home?
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Last weekend, on our official two-week mark, the two of them decided they deserved a cheat day.
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But they also knew that we were doing it by the book and not doing anything to cheat.
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Cheat and I'll puke; my body won't be able to handle the amount of food, grease, or sugar.
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From poker, to chess, to Counter-Strike, there have always been unscrupulous players looking to cheat in games.
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There is also a small association between extraversion and infidelity, such that extraverts are more likely to cheat.
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Being labeled as a cheat hurts me more than anything else I've ever been through in my career.
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Here he is cheat punching into the left knee against the great kickboxer Badr Hari of all people.
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Well, that's the C.E.O. of the company saying, 'We want to use Levandowski to find these cheat codes.
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If you're too scared, he writes in his book "The Cheat Code," no one will ever notice you.
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Below is a cheat sheet for landing the right deal for a low down payment for your situation.
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"We have made it easy to vote and hard to cheat," Mr. Husted said Sunday in an interview.
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"Entanglement is a way to generate correlations that you think might help them lie or cheat," Vidick said.
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Mr. Jackson's presence — like Annette Bening's as the therapist — is a red herring and kind of a cheat.
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So here's a confidence cheat sheet, based on our research and recommendations from therapists and behavioral change experts.
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Lipa, who was around 22 when she recorded those covers, can sound like she's singing with cheat codes.
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I used to cheat, but I learned my lesson cheating when I got pregnant with my son Mitchell.
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Invoking the specter of 9/11 but then banishing that specter in this way feels like a cheat.
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Couples are also more likely to cheat in my opinion with the overuse of technology in their relationship.
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Cheat sheet if that includes you: Noyce co-created the first microchip and co-founded Intel in 1968.
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But from Friday afternoon to Saturday sundown, they not only are off their phone, but they don't cheat.
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First, here's a handy election night cheat sheet, so you know which races to pay close attention to.
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It has been apparent for some time that the president is a con man, racist, cheat and liar.
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The other study found that men who earned less money than their wives were more likely to cheat.
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That nine hours of battery life won't be like previous manufacturer claims, where laptop makers could easily cheat.
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Wanting to cheat is their own business, now whoever they're cheating off of...that is a different story.
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He spent endless hours on gaming sites looking for cheat codes for his favorite games, Doom and Quake.
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Some of the men were described as "cads": they would cheat on their partner and get into fights.
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But he does cheat on Pepper with Delia, and then vice versa, and whine for sympathy in between.
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Yoho also argued that those who cheat are probably too distracted to properly do their jobs in Congress.
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"If you are engaged in systematic blood manipulation, you are deliberately trying to cheat the system," Cobb noted.
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Prosecutors said Ms. Janavs also agreed to pay $100,000 to cheat on both of her daughters' ACT exams.
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Janavs paid Singer $50,000 in 2017 to cheat on her older daughter's ACT exam, according to the memorandum.
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In February 2019, Janavs paid Singer $50,000 to cheat on a second daughter's ACT exam, the memo said.
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"Saying Leia had passed away, or that she was off somewhere else, felt like a cheat," Abrams said.
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Google's Konami Code Easter Egg Unlocks 'Cheat Mode' Soon the Konami Code was a staple of geek culture.
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Despite the chips, his diet now revolves around lean meat, and he allows himself cheat meals on Sundays.
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Of course, Gradius is most likely not the game that introduced most people to the famous cheat code.
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The president can cheat in an election, that's completely fine unless he committed a very identifiable statutory crime.
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It's since appeared in numerous games as a fun Easter egg and the world's most famous cheat code.
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When asked by Tina Brown what they chatted about, Wintour didnt give much away, according to Cheat Sheet.
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Studies show that women are 40% more likely to cheat on their spouses than they were in 1990.
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Editorial It's called the "Working Families Flexibility Act," but it would accommodate only employers and could cheat families.
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When we hit a biological limit, we cheat—like Kurzweil, who's saying, 'Let's change the definition of human.
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He accused the president of a "corrupt scheme" to pressure Ukraine for help "to cheat" in the election.
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See, a personal sexbot would never cheat on you, and it would be just like a real girl.
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"We don't see any evidence that Daimler was designing software to deliberately cheat on emission testing," he said.
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It's never just one person," says Wong, who wrote about his tips to success in "The Cheat Code.
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" The case had continued, he suggested, only because Edwards and Cassell were "prepared to lie, cheat, and steal.
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Society has taught us to lie, steal, and cheat, and deception is the paramount prerequisite in man's makeup. . . .
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" He continued, "People are basically dishonest and unclean; they cheat and lie and are motivated by self-interest.
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The settlement comes after the carmaker admitted in 220006 to using a device to cheat on smog tests.
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Emissions cheat devices can range from illegal engine modifications to removing a vehicle's diesel particulate filter or trap.
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One employer distributed "cheat sheets" to workers, with answers to memorize in case the labor department came calling.
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"Cheat at your own peril," he said, even though his own voter fraud commission was dissolved in January.
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Williams shouted with an angry, unyielding insistence that she had done nothing wrong, that she would never cheat.
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He was going after a straw man that has been around since Ronald Reagan's Cadillac-driving welfare cheat.
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I would never cheat on my boyfriend in real life, but does my fantasizing make me a cheater?
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Across the tree of life, there are many organisms that can essentially cheat time by decelerating their biology.
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I believe that people probably attempt to cheat in virtually every election, and the law believes it, too.
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Lacy is, however, the one who has been most transparent about possible cheat meals after successful weigh-ins.
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We cheat ourselves of honest and productive relations with other countries, especially those in Central and South America.
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Even the most addicted "Pokémon GO" players crave tips and tricks to help them cheat and level up.
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We know what to look at, though, thanks to a cheat sheet the company put out last week.
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