I believe that when Kirsten Gillibrand says, "I believe Dr. Blasey Ford because she's telling the truth," the senator from New York is either deceiving herself or deceiving you.
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" "I mean, the wind is a very deceiving thing.
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" Royals manager Ned Yost added, "Dyson's got deceiving power.
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But looks -- in politics and life -- can be deceiving.
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And, let's remember this lesson ... appearances can be deceiving.
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"The calm before the storm is so deceiving," she said.
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It was the first hint that the Arctic is deceiving.
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Those raw numbers, however, looked to be a bit deceiving.
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To Wozniak, the word "autopilot" is deceiving and potentially dangerous.
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But it's also entirely possible that Trump is deceiving himself.
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This is another case in which numbers can be deceiving.
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Now I'm not saying that intentionally deceiving consumers is okay.
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But make no mistake: The show's chaos can be deceiving.
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"They're deceiving you," Mr. Mumford said, gesturing to the prosecutors.
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Manafort was convicted of financial fraud and for deceiving investigators.
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Secondly, when someone is cheating, they are ultimately deceiving themselves.
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"I just think the numbers are totally deceiving," he said.
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No one can tell us our eyes are deceiving us.
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He also admitted to deceiving accountants, a bookkeeper and banks.
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But looks can be deceiving in life and in politics!
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The authorities basically accuse them of deceiving their clients for gain.
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Ariely's research shows that we are incredibly good at deceiving ourselves.
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And looking back the wrong way can kind of be deceiving.
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Arlyn quickly stopped worrying about whether she was deceiving her dad.
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What's clear is that he's still deceiving you about his spending.
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Michael Rosenbaum dishes on why online dating can be so deceiving.
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But, as Alias Grace is showing us, looks can be deceiving.
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And we've seen the Pentagon present deceiving troop numbers in Syria.
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Knowing the "tells" is a good defense for deceiving people yourself.
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Yet appearances remain deceiving, which is one of this story's themes.
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By doing so they are deceiving themselves, their members, or both.
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Bots roam the internet in huge numbers, primarily deceiving other computers.
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It just goes to show you that appearances can be deceiving.
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The trick is to communicate better without watering down or deceiving.
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The F.T.C. has charged Lending Club with deceiving customers about fees.
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The New Health Care Sometimes appearances, or statistics, can be deceiving.
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"We're not a 'looks can be deceiving' kind of family," she adds.
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Deceiving users into believing a service is bias-free is one thing.
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Looks can be deceiving, even when it comes to adorable baby animals.
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Spouses are deceiving each other, perhaps to keep the peace at home.
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But the messenger is a flawed one, and perhaps also self-deceiving.
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Not only is the DoD wasting taxpayer $$$, they're deceiving the American people.
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Your employee didn't purport to be an expert and wasn't deceiving her.
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Was its worldview blinkered, self-deceiving, vulnerable to an effective populist attack?
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Hatton said the deceiving wind gusts ruined what were otherwise good shots.
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But as the past few months have shown, appearances can be deceiving.
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His stubborn moral certainty means he's deceiving himself along with everybody else.
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And it made deceiving users a core part of its business practices.
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"I felt like a person who was deceiving everyone," he told me.
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Everyone else in that play is furiously deceiving themselves and other people in elaborate ways, and yet Viola — although she's forced into a situation where she's deceiving other people — hangs on to the truth as hard as she can.
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" She also slammed the cops for "deceiving the court about what they'd done.
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Of course, if Moneyball taught us anything, it's that appearances can be deceiving.
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Is it a company deceiving consumers about what it's doing with their data?
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Behold, the American Cherry Pie Frappuccino: No, your eyes are not deceiving you.
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Merry is also careful to point out how deceiving the 63 elections were.
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The bank is under investigation for allegedly manipulating the market and deceiving regulators.
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Shkreli was convicted last August on three charges of deceiving hedge-fund investors.
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"I was complicit with this White House deceiving this nation," Manigault Newman said.
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Avenatti then began deceiving Gardner, claiming that Whiteside was skipping payments, prosecutors say.
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Is that Donald Trump as Modaak or are my eyes deceiving me pic.twitter.
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Deceiving, misleading, shaming or delaying care for pregnant women is just plain wrong.
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That&aposs when Kutcher admitted that his looks can be a little deceiving.
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What you see isn't always what you get, and illustrations can be deceiving.
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The company was accused of deceiving consumers about how it handled their data.
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In fact, he's sure that when it comes to dating, looks can be deceiving.
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That belief, however, could be deceiving as historical data do not support that claim.
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It would also prohibit platforms from deceiving users on how their data is used.
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Aging adults beware: The faith you have in your financial skills might be deceiving.
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The internet is filled with trolls and liars who find joy in deceiving others.
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It also said it had not acted with the intention of wilfully deceiving customers.
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No your eyes aren't deceiving you, that really is a banana phone on sale.
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And we have been deceiving people with our not-really-satellite imagery ever since.
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But the photos of the 6.5-foot bear are definitely skewed, if not deceiving.
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Everyone knew I wasn't an expert in jewelry, so I was not deceiving anyone.
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"We are not selling fake drugs, nor are we deceiving people," Mr. Chen said.
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Perhaps something unanticipated in the Hubble data was deceiving them about MU69's position.
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But the cacophony of political voices we see on cable news may be deceiving.
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You often don't experience the consequences of your actions immediately, which can be deceiving.
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On Wednesday, Google said it had recently examined 550 sites suspected of deceiving users.
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Christie isn't the one deceiving the readers, in the end — the readers deceive themselves.
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"If somebody changed, deleted, scrubbed a federal record with the intent of deceiving the public or intent of deceiving anybody, it could very well be a violation of federal law," said Larry Noble, a former general counsel at the Federal Election Commission.
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Trump is certainly not demented when it comes to being self-serving or deceiving others.
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This image of a dusty, gas-rich nebula looks pretty, but appearances can be deceiving.
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But here's why that doesn't reduce the threat: The drop in wind speeds is deceiving.
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This means that focusing on the centerline of track forecasts can be a bit deceiving.
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Which is deceiving because they're packed full of intelligence (more on that in a sec).
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Vivendi called Elliott an "unethical activist fund", accusing it of "deceiving investors in many ways".
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Verdict: Deceiving the Smithsonian is one thing, but the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?!
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Under the hood, the 499.993 packs some pretty deceiving power, even for the listed price.
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Was EAC purposely deceiving families as part of a scheme to traffic children for profit?
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Were our eyes deceiving us, or did the Olsen twin dye her hair dark brown?
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Remembering lessons that ought to have been learned long ago is hard and deceiving terrain.
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"With all respect, Donald Trump is deceiving you, playing you for a chump," Cruz said.
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Coming to the store also allowed them to examine products that could be deceiving online.
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At an MSRP of $20,911, this Mercedez doesn't look unusual, but looks can be deceiving.
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Video content is perceived as more trustworthy — even though deepfake videos can be very deceiving.
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Alongside the Brooklyn Museum's exhibit "Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving" which runs from Feb.
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Legally speaking, a prosecutor would have to prove that Flynn was intentionally deceiving the investigators.
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Single game plus-minus can be deceiving, but this has been a trend all playoffs long.
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"There is perhaps no greater shame than deceiving parents about their murdered children," the statement said.
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In the same breath, though, Instagram can be very deceiving because it's not just about followers.
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This Friday, April's full "Pink Moon" will be on display — its name, however, is quite deceiving.
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"The headlines and the news are confusing and deceiving the public about the science," he says.
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The class description said "all levels welcome" — but shame on the deceiving individual who wrote that.
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It involves deceiving people, defrauding them or forcing them into a type of labor or prostitution.
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Related: Poll shows solid leads in Iowa for Trump, Sanders But those numbers might be deceiving.
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" He said that the app's access to such data "is clearly based on deceiving the user.
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"The first was a little deceiving with the trouble he was in," Matheny said of Lynn.
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But like most cool concepts in New York, the first impression is meant to be deceiving.
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John Thorn, the official historian for Major League Baseball, noted that the numbers are actually deceiving.
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He is precisely the kind of scapegoating, promise-making, fear-driving and deceiving demagogue they feared.
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This was Trump deceiving the country about one of the most critical problems of the crisis.
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Now, with a decent handle on our language, they have new ways of deceiving humans directly.
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This argument is powerful, but I still wonder if it is not a little self-deceiving.
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But that data point -- and the county-by-county map it powers -- is deeply deceiving. Why?
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Earlier this year, the SEC charged the company's co-founders with "massive fraud" for deceiving investors.
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Physical appearance can be deceiving, and requiring tribal membership may exclude those who are not enrolled.
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Trump Hotels accused Ithaca of deceiving its fellow hotel owners and illegally terminating the Trump contract.
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But DeHaan said those headline numbers can be deceiving when looking at the long-term trends.
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Apple stock closed at an all-time high of $214 on Monday, but looks can be deceiving.
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No your eyes are not deceiving you — all five members of this Chinese boyband are actually girls.
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One of the subplots from last year's secretly devastating Spurs team was how deceiving age could be.
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We've rounded up 17 incredibly deceiving looks that could either be from makeup tutorials... or Snapchat filters.
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Their ethical obligation is to reach the best result for their client without actively deceiving and lying.
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Your eyes aren't deceiving you: Apple's HomePod is now cheaper this morning than it was last night.
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And no, your eyes aren't deceiving you: a certain Western-themed open-world game isn't in here.
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But appearances can be deceiving and the need for innovation has never been higher as Leonard noted.
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However, those numbers are a bit deceiving when it comes to how Marlins fans feel about him.
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Rouhani has also gloated about "deceiving" western governments during the nuclear talks, according to his own biography.
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It's that celebrities are undermining the most basic foundations of truthful advertising and knowingly deceiving their fans.
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Home Capital's problems accelerated in mid-April, when the Ontario Securities Commission accused it of deceiving investors.
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Holmes was charged with massive fraud in March after raising more than $700 million while deceiving investors.
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To those who say that Mr. Trump's cabinet would curb his excesses, stop deceiving yourself and others.
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And neither political party nor the bureaucracy has shown any itch to cease deceiving the American people.
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But public opinion is based largely on polling, and polls can be deceiving, something Democrats know well.
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The rifle itself "had deceiving similarities to a G36 assault rifle," a follow-up police statement read.
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The Moto G6 certainly appears full steam ahead in the opposite direction, but looks can be deceiving.
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I downplayed the act of deceiving those I loved, but that's what eroded me over the years.
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John Longworth, a chairman of campaign group Leave Means Leave, accused May of personally deceiving Brexit campaigners.
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The Fed took this action in response to misconduct at the bank that involved deceiving its customers.
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Sometimes, of course, your senses can deceive you, but that's less likely than other people deceiving you.
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In VR, each snap is a kaleidoscopic human puzzle, with every piece constantly shifting positions, glaring, deceiving.
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Lawsuits are popping up around the country accusing Juul of deceiving kids and hooking them on nicotine.
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But so would an irresponsible, unprofessional news service know and understand this for their own deceiving reasons.
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So no, your eyes are not deceiving you: The Losers Club kids don't appear to have aged.
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New details emerge in Volkswagen's broad conspiracy to cover up a campaign aimed at deceiving pollution regulators.
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To Pieters, obviously lying and deceiving would be a lot less interesting than what they pulled off.
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Ben Carson is accusing his rivals for the Republican presidential nomination of deceiving voters about his campaign.
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And while Trudeau's party maintains a lead across the province, the size of that lead is deceiving.
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"... I mean, the wind is a very deceiving thing," he explained, before launching into a familiar-sounding argument.
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But a new method of deceiving the machines is simple and far-reaching, involving just a humble sticker.
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Some accused of deceiving them, while others accused her of downright animal cruelty for eating animal products again.
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Ultimately, the Genesis Today founder settled for $9 million in 2015 after being charged with deceiving the public.
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In 2011, the agency issued a consent decree that prohibits the company from deceiving users on their privacy.
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The first two minutes in deceiving people that you are someone you are not are the most important.
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She claims that Exxon was therefore deceiving shareholders since the company was making its assets seem more secure.
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Whatever his actual net worth, it is clear he is deceiving the American people (and maybe even himself).
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"Hide your capabilities, bide your time" was Deng Xiaoping's formula for deceiving the West regarding Beijing's true intentions.
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But the latest revelations also suggest something more sinister: that the social network could be intentionally deceiving people.
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J., are requesting documents from 12 healthcare companies regarding reports of practices like denying coverage and deceiving consumers.
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The initial claim was traced to online forums like 4chan, where commenters appeared to gloat about deceiving journalists.
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"If I had this camera that day, I could show he was here deceiving us," says one villager.
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Anyone who's ever watched the Great British Bake Off will know full well that looks can be deceiving.
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The SEC alleges that Theranos raised more than $700 million from late 2013 to 2015 while deceiving investors.
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Reminder: Ms. Meng is accused of deceiving four banks to enable Huawei to evade American sanctions against Iran.
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The flood tide is deceiving, starting slowly until it rises more than a foot (30 centimeters) a minute.
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Former drug company CEO Martin Shkreli was convicted Friday on three counts of deceiving investors in hedge funds.
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Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving is on view at The Brooklyn Museum from now until May 12, 2019.
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Deceiving, subverting, destabilizing: all of these tactics are cheaper and more deniable than sending in tanks or firing missiles.
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Houston's iconic skyline comes to mind when looking at the artist Chris Bexar's works — but appearances can be deceiving.
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Both U.S. presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have recently been caught deceiving the public about their health.
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One can do a lot of things in politics, but deceiving the American people is not one of them.
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Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes was charged with fraud in March after raising more than $700 million while deceiving investors.
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Hamza's young figures did not convince me that a despicable activity is acceptable—only that appearances can be deceiving.
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The news was a moral victory for Mr. Ackman, who has argued for years that Herbalife was deceiving customers.
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To lie is to deliberately say what you believe to be false with the intention of deceiving your audience.
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On February 13th, Trump fired Flynn, ostensibly for deceiving Pence, who looked like either a liar or a chump.
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My father's days were wasted deceiving his wife and making sporadic jaunts to Colombia, the region of his childhood.
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Zeitgeisty is perhaps the best word to describe the Brooklyn Museum's popular exhibition Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving.
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But where were these patriots when the Bush administration was deceiving us with a cooked-up war in Iraq?
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Heidi showed up to shoot "America's Got Talent" in Pasadena Tuesday with a smile, but looks can be deceiving.
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Rather than accepting their shameful role in deceiving voters over what was possible, they are doubling down on denunciation.
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She is accused, among other things, of deceiving four banks to enable Huawei to evade American sanctions against Iran.
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Han said Tsai was "deceiving" the people of Hong Kong by using their struggle to try and win votes.
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Unfortunately, this letter effectively lets Pruitt off the hook for deceiving the American public regularly in high profile contexts.
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Wells Fargo has spent years publicly apologizing for deceiving customers with fake bank accounts, unwarranted fees and unwanted products.
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They look the same to the naked eye, but many in the diamond trade say they are deceiving buyers.
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Anyway, Gomez kept pointing to a sign on the wall, which listed a $10,000 fine for deceiving an agent.
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But are you really feeling any less, or have you just become more adept at deceiving others, and/or yourself?
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The Federal Trade Commission also has rules on these practices and could determine that the calls were deceiving for consumers.
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As these researchers discovered, the blinding white ice in the remote north looks awfully pure, but its appearance is deceiving.
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First he got away with deceiving the city of New York about his control of a valuable piece of property.
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Robert is feeling antsy because, he says, he hates deceiving the guys — just not enough not to spy on them.
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While it's tempting to think of space as infinite backyard to send our toys, looks can be deceiving, he said.
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"SWAT-ing" refers to deceiving police so that they needlessly deploy a Special Weapons and Tactics team to a location.
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"Don't be fooled by these witches, they can be very cunning and deceiving," says Nyoni's police chief in the film.
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Set closely together, they also appear almost as a continuous set of impossible staircases, deceiving like an M.C. Escher vision.
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Under the FTC's rules, these paid posts must be clearly marked as such in order to avoid deceiving potential customers.
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Until Thursday, this was as much about convincing reluctant members to vote yes as it was about deceiving the public.
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If it failed to do so, we wouldn't believe that the characters were lying: Iago would be deceiving only himself.
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It sounds benign and looks good on the outside, but net neutrality is as deceiving inside as the Trojan horse.
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The company has so far removed accounts that violate its "misrepresentation policies," which bar users from impersonating or deceiving others.
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In other words, adds Jen Hoehl, an ACSM-certified personal trainer based in New York City, looks can be deceiving.
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But at the same time, I felt like I was deceiving him by not revealing my true self to him.
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Be honest with yourself about what their motives are, though—Venus faces off with Neptune, and looks can be deceiving.
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Even though the work is part memoir, the title is deceiving: This ensemble work explores the female experience through unity.
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So how much did MacMillan make Manon a projection of self-deceiving masculine desire ("she drove me to my ruin")?
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It has gone from protecting users by omitting or blocking features to outright deceiving users about what certain features do.
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And New York's attorney general sued Exxon Mobil, for deceiving investors about the effects of climate change on its business.
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To the charge that they were deceiving their audiences, mesmerists responded that they were expert demonstrators and analysts of deception.
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Ms. Meng has been accused of fraudulently deceiving four banks so that the company could evade American sanctions against Iran.
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The bottom line is that I think she is deceiving the boss and he's too nice to see what's happening.
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Looks can be deceiving though, as once under the covers, I found the bed to be plush and extremely comfortable.
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Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving Through May 12 at the Brooklyn Museum, 200 Eastern Parkway; 718-638-5000, brooklynmuseum.org.
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Last month, it admitted to deceiving the U.S. government into insuring thousands of risky mortgages and agreed to pay $1.2 billion.
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Passing, like prettiness, is a privilege; passing, like prettiness, can also be a peril, if someone believes we are deceiving them.
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A photo of the two appearing to kiss in Miami sparked romance rumors, but Thorne clarified that the image was deceiving.
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So it's not that North Korea is deceiving the United States, but that Washington is willfully ignoring Pyongyang's own stated policy.
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"If we find out you're deceiving us, that you're lying, it will be much more complicated for you," another guardian said.
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The New York attorney general has sued Exxon Mobil for deceiving investors about how much climate change will affect its business.
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These corporate PR departments are deceiving America to preserve an ideology of ultra-low taxes, and hoping nobody notices the truth.
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Meanwhile French auto manufacturer, Renault will hope to put to bed suspicions that it has been deceiving customers on its emissions.
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Clinton wound up her vast public relations machine and created a diversion, a big lie aimed at deceiving the American people.
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Then it all came to an end after the ICA, because she could no longer justify deceiving him on my behalf.
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"This case is a classic example of a big corporation deceiving its customers for financial gain," Ferguson says in a statement.
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"We're flipping a [the certain archetype] on its head and saying, 'No, these aren't pathetic characters, they aren't deceiving,'" Ross said.
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In the pictures, the whale rising vertically out from the water looms over the little craft, but photos can be deceiving.
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Prosecutors accused Nycha of covering up its actions, lying to the federal government about lead paint inspections and deceiving federal inspectors.
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"I couldn't keep deceiving the people I love most," says Liza, aching to come clean about her deception, whatever the cost.
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He was convicted last August on three counts of deceiving hedge-fund investors and faces up to 20 years in prison.
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Yes, they were deceiving their parents and their school, but what they were up to sounds like the tamest of truancies.
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Any future Facebook acquisitions, no matter what the size, should be strictly reviewed because of the company's history of deceiving users.
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The company was accused of deceiving borrowers, misallocating payments and steering borrowers into costlier forbearances rather than income-based repayment programs.
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And he conveniently avoided the fact that some of the banned users are extremists who make a living by deceiving their fans.
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Photo: GettyThe FCC chairman has been formally accused of dodging and deceiving the federal lawmakers charged with the oversight of his agency.
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"It can be very deceiving," Chief Executive Carlos Brito told a news conference after a meeting of the company's shareholders on Wednesday.
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"There will always be people who are a little bit deceiving and want to make money out of these stories," Leonard said.
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The rub, of course, is that the sweater never actually sold for that original price, so the stores are deceiving their customers.
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Any claim by Kesha to the contrary is deceiving the public-just like her other meritless claims of wrongdoing by Dr. Luke.
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"Appearances can be deceiving," Phil Nicholson, co-author of a study about the discovery in the journal Icarus, said in a statement.
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Your eyes are not deceiving you: The photo above is of a real train crossing through the middle of an apartment building.
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People think trans people are out there deceiving and they're predators and they're hiding in bathrooms and stuff that's just not true.
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Sporadic clear skies and shining sun are particularly deceiving — and dressing for their lies will only leave you disappointed and bitterly cold.
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Read more: An 8-year-old YouTuber with 21 million subscribers has been accused of 'deceiving' his young audience with sponsored content
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The art of deceiving fans to sell music is an age-old, and incredibly effective, technique that I'm not here to criticize.
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Appearances can be deceiving, but if you pace yourself, you'll quickly find out if there's inner depth to match the surface dazzle.
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Deceiving the census: New research suggests that social attitudes are lagging behind both workplace progress and how people actually live their lives.
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Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving is on view at the Brooklyn Museum (200 Eastern Parkway, Prospect Park, Brooklyn) through May 12.
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American investigators have accused her of deceiving financial institutions about Huawei's business in Iran, causing them to inadvertently violate United States sanctions.
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But appearances may be deceiving (or in this case, alarming), since it seems that this house was only purchased by Dr. Phil.
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We think it's especially egregious: it's the President looking at his devotees and deceiving them about something happening in that very room.
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The low-key presence of these two from a brand perspective is deceiving because they were in fact all over the place.
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So a central element of Russia's statecraft since the days of the czars has been deceiving and weakening its enemies from within.
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It's an especially nonsensical line coming from Arthur, who is otherwise resolutely characterized as the least self-deceiving member of the gang.
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The frown in this photo is deceiving, though, because Nacho is really a sweet, affectionate guy who would brighten up a new home.
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For one, anyone who knows Mos Eisley spaceport as well as a guy like Han Solo should realize that looks can be deceiving.
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"He's got a shot that is very deceiving and he blew it by their guy a couple of times early on," said Rowe.
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"These sex criminals have a pathology that is rooted in accessing victims by deceiving, by convincing people that they are safe," he said.
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But length of years tracked can be deceiving: A shorter dividend history as a basis for an ETF doesn't always mean more tech.
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Your eyes are NOT deceiving you ... an artist has magnificently brought this Mac Miller photo to life with the stroke of a pen.
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The state of Washington's attorney general on Monday said he was filing a more than $100 million lawsuit against Comcast for deceiving consumers.
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As told by Neil WoodsInterview by Max Daly For 14 years, I was an undercover detective in Britain, deceiving drug users and gangsters.
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On Thursday, China's central bank barred real estate agents from deceiving buyers into believing that commercial buildings could be converted into residential buildings.
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When I first took them out of the box, I thought these boots would be super clunky and bulky, but looks are deceiving.
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Stauffer has now joined 32 other plaintiffs suing the center, accusing it of deceiving them about what happened to their family members' bodies.
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An argument can be made that Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat and the like are deceiving users and pushing negative behaviors despite evidence of harm.
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Amir Khan says Terence Crawford's record is INSANELY deceiving -- claiming his 34-0 record is littered with tomato cans ... not REAL talented fighters.
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The bank already faced widespread condemnation from regulators, lawmakers and enraged customers for opening fake accounts and otherwise deceiving and defrauding its customers.
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Ms. Hadid, a supermodel, identifies as heterosexual, and the ad sparked complaints that Calvin Klein was deceiving customers with a sham lesbian encounter.
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In many cases, this new breed of artificial intelligence is also an ideal means of deceiving large numbers of people over the internet.
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Last year New York state sued ExxonMobil for deceiving investors about risks to the firm from climate-change regulation (the firm denies this).
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Sadly, it's unlikely that Trump will pay much of a political price for deceiving the country about his sex life and attendant payoffs.
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There already are more than enough reasons to remove Chairman Nunes from the Intelligence Committee for deceiving the public and misusing his office.
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New York (CNN Business)DoorDash is being sued by DC Attorney General Karl Racine over allegedly deceiving customers with a controversial tipping policy.
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In January, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) fined web and mobile game maker Lumos Labs $73 million for deceiving consumers in its advertising.
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In January, the CFPB fined TransUnion and Equifax $5.5 million in total for deceiving customers about the usefulness and cost of their credit scores.
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"This case is a classic example of a big corporation systematically deceiving Washington state consumers and putting profits above those consumers," said Ferguson said.
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In the piece, Carreyrou interviews ex-employees who claim management is incompetent, has exaggerated the capability of the technology, and is deceiving the public.
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The scheme also had the effect of deceiving investors into believing the bonds were relatively liquid, when they actually were entirely illiquid, prosecutors said.
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" Why it matters: "[O]ur proclivity for deceiving others, and our vulnerability to being deceived, are especially consequential in the age of social media.
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The name — Linen Rose — is a bit deceiving, though; it leads you to expect the nice-but-bland combo of fresh laundry and flowers.
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Commenters thanked Majors for shedding light on the retailer's misleading imagery, calling the choice of models "deceiving" and sharing their equally dissatisfied, "confused" reactions.
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The word "blind" can be a bit deceiving because no trust is truly blind until the Trustee disposes the assets used to form it.
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While Elizabeth Holmes lost her "billionaire" title, she styled herself as the Steve Jobs of health care and was clearly ruthless in deceiving investors.
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"The safe bubble you feel here will be deceiving, as we saw last week in the disgusting display of hate and violence," she says.
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But looks can be deceiving, as the recently renovated property boasts vaulted ceilings, oak paneling, jealousy-inducing closets, a Zen koi pond, and waterfall.
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In the fourth, Kershaw sat Cespedes down with a curveball so deceiving that it seemed to hiccup in the air, throwing off Cespedes's timing.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with speaking out of both sides of your mouth, outright lying, or deceiving your base, Reines seems to advise. Yikes.
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Earlier this year, one complaint was made with the FTC against Ryan ToysReview, who was accused of "deceiving" the young audience with sponsored content.
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Tortilla Baby, available at Uncommon Goods, $48Your eyes might be deceiving you — this is not, in fact, a baby wrapped in a real tortilla.
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For a deceiving stretch of its first set at the Jazz Standard on Wednesday night, Ensemble Kolossus sounded like a top-flight big band.
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Prosecutors had asked U.S. District Court Judge Kiyo Matsumototo to sentence Shkreli to up to 15 years in prison for deceiving hedge fund investors.
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A former Skadden lawyer who admitted deceiving Mr. Mueller's investigators, Alex van der Zwaan, was sentenced to 30 days in prison and fined $20,000.
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This mesmerizing story is told by the father himself, the first of three linked novellas in Eshkol Nevo's "Three Floors Up." Confessions are deceiving.
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On Thursday, the Justice Department and Apple traded dueling documents that accused each other of deceiving the public and misrepresenting each other's stated positions.
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The company "appears to have been deceiving the investing public by purposely not disclosing the size of its distribution agreements with provinces," Citron alleges.
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Mr. Gates has admitted to a host of crimes, including tax fraud, bank fraud, money laundering, lying in a deposition and deceiving federal authorities.
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Averages can be deceiving, however, as some people "go all out and spend $2100,000 to $15,000 on a trip," says Divya Sangam of ValuePenguin.
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It was only moments later, when she was dragged downstream by the river's powerful undercurrent, that she realized how deceiving the water could be.
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"The 28 percent that don't want it are single-issue voters and that's why the gun numbers are so deceiving for people," he said.
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If they can't quietly retain their grip on workers' money by gaming the system and deceiving them, they will lash out with amazing intensity.
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There were some other major leaguers that spoke out against this poorly named and misleading Save America's Pastime Act because it's a deceiving act.
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In 2017, Santa Monica fitness company Beachbody, which sold weight loss products and supplements, was fined $3.6 million for deceiving shoppers into automatic renewals.
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"Those who say they would create five million jobs are deceiving people," said Eshaq Jahangiri, first vice president who is also running in the election.
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In terms of deceiving audiences into believing that grown adults are in the throes of their teenage years, Gossip Girl was not the worst offender.
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So it's not that North Korea is deceiving the United States, in this case, but that Washington may be willfully ignoring Pyongyang's own stated policy.
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If you're scratching your head and looking at this new Ferrari sideways saying, "I feel like I've seen this before," your eyes aren't deceiving you.
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It recently agreed to pay a $40 million fine to the US Securities and Exchange Commission for deceiving investors by lying about its US sales.
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All of this built up the narrative that Clinton was hiding something — that she was deceiving the public, hiding her authentic self, for political power.
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A different story at night because if our eyes aren't deceiving us ... she's opted for the oversized hoodie to hide the bun in the oven.
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On Monday, Wall Street behemoth Goldman Sachs agreed to shell out more than $22008 billion for deceiving investors and contributing to the 2008 financial crisis.
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Cruz accused his leader of deceiving him about whether he made a secret deal with Democrats to allow a vote reauthorizing the Export-Import Bank.
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"We encourage you" to take steps against the dozen or so colleges facing "federal and state action for deceiving students," one of the letters says.
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On Monday, Trump blasted Blumenthal after the senator appeared on CNN, accusing the Connecticut Democrat of deceiving voters and lying about his service in Vietnam.
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On Friday, federal regulators imposed stiff sanctions on Herbalife for deceiving buyers and sellers of its products but stopped short of shutting down the company.
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"Marriott reaped hundreds of millions of dollars in profit by deceiving consumers about the true price of its hotel rooms," he said in a statement.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday charged Texas's top law enforcement official with civil securities fraud for allegedly deceiving investors in a computer company.
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If Democrats are going to attack Trump for lying and deceiving the American people, they should be careful of what they advertise themselves to be.
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Robbins Geller, as you would expect, highlighted the jury's finding that Puma was liable for knowingly deceiving the market in that fateful 2014 analysts' call.
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Federal regulators on Thursday sent a major signal to financial technology companies, settling charges against an online payment firm for deceiving customers about data security.
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The entire park of Westworld is a trompe l'oeil, deceiving its rich guests into believing an amusement park filled with robots is a living place.
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The United States has since accused Ms. Meng of, among other things, fraudulently deceiving four banks to enable Huawei to evade American sanctions against Iran.
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But Mr. Andres said Mr. Manafort was simply deceiving the court, just as he had deceived law enforcement agencies and tax authorities over the years.
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It is the errors that stand out in the memory, tricking us, deceiving us into believing the rare exception was the hard and fast rule.
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In February, a federal judge ruled that prosecutors violated the rights of the women involved by intentionally deceiving them about the status of the case.
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" Or this metaphor, directed at Jews: "You have wrapped your tentacles around the U.S. government, and you are deceiving and sending this nation to hell.
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Your eyes aren't deceiving you — if you spot a larger-than-life Rick trundling down a freeway in the next couple of months, it's real.
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Federal regulators on Thursday sent a major signal to financial technology companies, settling charges against an online payment firm for deceiving customers about data security.
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When Stumpf appeared before Congress in 4003, Warren told him that he should resign and be criminally investigated for profiting from deceiving Wells Fargo's customers.
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But the former NBC News producer would come to find out the hard way that even the most glamorous and convincing of appearances can be deceiving.
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He said his political rivals were deceiving people by using a verse from the Koran to say Muslims should not be led by a non-Muslim.
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The Magic iPod has gone viral over the last few weeks thanks to its catchy name and throwback tunes, but looks and titles can be deceiving.
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But as they say, Instagram can be deceiving, and it wasn't until yesterday that we found out how Kardashian West really feels about that gory treatment.
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When it comes to the burgers or steaks on your plate, looks and tastes can be deceiving as "meatless meat" and "plant-based meat" gain traction.
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In other words, they'd destroy weapons or nuclear sites and try to claim they gave up everything, while hoarding a stash and presumably deceiving weapons inspectors.
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"I can no longer bear the despicable practice of misleading and deceiving people so that a hateful person can rule," Waked tweeted in Arabic on Aug.
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"Marriott reaped hundreds of millions of dollars in profit by deceiving consumers about the true price of its hotel rooms," D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine said.
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Chosun Ilbo, a South Korean daily, cautioned that the last time North Korea promised to denuclearise, it was a "deceiving stunt" used to "fool the world".
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But when you're on the island, and everybody is deceiving you to some degree, how do you know which of these lying liars is lying less?
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Kylie Jenner's about to tell a fat-burning company to FREEZE ... because it's deceiving unsuspecting consumers into believing its product is the key to her curves.
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Whether it's surveilling or deceiving users, mishandling or selling their data, or engendering unhealthy habits or thoughts, tech these days is not short on unethical behavior.
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The NU Hotel Brooklyn has crafted a package to celebrate the Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving exhibit running through May 2503 at the Brooklyn Museum.
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In a conference call with reporters, Ms. Ramirez said Herbalife had been "deceiving hundreds of thousands of hopeful people" with the belief they could get rich.
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The same defamatory statements, with the exact same misleading and deceiving accusations, have been refuted and negated time and time again for the past two years.
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"AT&T is deliberately deceiving consumers into believing that their existing 4G LTE network operates on a coveted and highly anticipated 5G network," the spokesperson said.
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The end came several months later when Stalin decided that the Old Bolsheviks had been deceiving themselves and their faith ever since they had settled down.
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People who say otherwise — and CSP lumps both George W. Bush and Barack Obama into this category — are either willfully or unintentionally deceiving the American public.
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This weekend at the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra will perform a series of pieces in celebration of the exhibition Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving.
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No, your eyes aren't deceiving you: GP recreated her character's final scene in the movie Se7en by walking around with her head in a simple cardboard box.
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The Post's report makes clear that, in least at this case, President Trump himself dictated a strategy of deceiving the public about his associates' contacts with Russia.
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Pawan Poojary, 19, merrily duped Americans through phone-scams, partly for the sheer joy of deceiving people who "considered themselves superior to the rest of the world".
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The bottom line: YouTube's algorithm plays a prominent role of what's "up next," which has played many deceiving animated videos for the wrong eyes, per The Verge.
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To add insult to injury, some patient influencers — who have every financial incentive to promote their products "authentically" — may omit critical health information, thus deceiving potential patients.
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Washington (CNN)A bill introduced Thursday aims to thwart Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers from wearing clothing labeled with the words "police," arguing the practice is deceiving.
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" According to its host, musicologist Nate Sloan, the song—which was written by Grande, Max Martin and his regular team of collaborators—is "deceiving our ears constantly.
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If you are talking with someone who tries to blame a trans woman of color for "deceiving" someone, for example, see that as an opportunity to engage.
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She's also been indicted for allegedly defrauding investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars and deceiving hundreds of patients and doctors with the bogus blood test.
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Sources close to the situation tell TMZ ... those 4th of July pics of Kendall and Kyle yachting off the coast of Malibu last week were kinda deceiving.
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If it does make you uncomfortable to know that your partner has slept with more people than you have, remember that "numbers can be deceiving," Thomas says.
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When you see Migration it's quite deceiving, because it appears as if it were shot in one room over the course of a short amount of time.
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It's clear that the angles presented in the Amazon listing are deceiving: They're all shot from the feet, or cut the legs out of the frame altogether.
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He is on trial on charges unrelated to the price hike - for deceiving investors while managing two hedge funds and drug company Retrophin between 2009 and 2014.
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Whatever voters think of the President, they should know when he is deceiving them -- and they should know the truth that is being obscured by the deception.
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" Senior Hamas official Mahmoud al Zahhar openly told al Jazeera, "This is not a peaceful resistance … when we talk about peaceful resistance, we are deceiving the public.
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In particular, if every review is five stars or features suspicious language, it's possible that someone is composing false reviews with the goal of deceiving potential customers.
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This should be underscored by "Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving," an exhibition — based on one by the Victoria and Albert Museum in London — which opens Feb.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The maker of Wise potato chips has been sued by two consumers who said it fills bags less than halfway, deceiving them into overpaying.
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The former CEO of Turing Pharmaceutical was found guilty last month on three counts of deceiving investors in hedge funds, facing up to 20 years in prison.
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Although the hour was superficially about those two men committing strongly to the Saviors, each man spent it broadly deceiving the Sanctuary and actively betraying certain members.
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The aircraft manufacturer's employees discussed deceiving federal regulators and joked about potential flaws in the 737 Max, according to internal messages delivered on Thursday to congressional investigators.
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Here's what it looks like inside the final campaign events before the caucuses, with the candidates listed by the irresistible (and sometimes deceiving) metric of crowd size.
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Exxon began its trial — for allegedly deceiving its investors about the sizable financial risks posed by climate change — at the New York State Supreme Court on Tuesday.
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The former CEO of Turing Pharmaceutical was found guilty last month on three counts of deceiving investors in hedge funds, facing up to 20 years in prison.
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In heated exchanges, Erdogan often interrupted Juncker and Tusk, the purported minutes show, accusing the EU of deceiving Turkey and Juncker personally of being disrespectful to him.
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In the United States, the Federal Trade Commission is investigating whether Facebook's data-sharing practices violated a 2011 consent agreement prohibiting it from deceiving users on privacy.
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While a volt or two — roughly equivalent to a small alkaline battery — spread over a kilometer may not seem like much, Love says the numbers are deceiving.
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Some residents, however, are not taking chances, and are choosing to voluntarily evacuate... "The calm before the storm is so deceiving" That's what one Louisiana resident told CNN.
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It's not the first time Inhofe, an outspoken climate change skeptic and chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, has accused the EPA of deceiving children.
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This chart is somewhat deceiving, especially if you were to only compare the relative level of M&A activity in Q23 2017 to Q2 and Q3 of 2200.
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Seeing a big number in your account may be deceiving, warned EVO Advisers' David O'Brien, a financial advisor who helps smaller companies manage and develop 401(k) plans.
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"He was obtaining and abusing street drugs at the same time he was obtaining drugs and to a certain degree deceiving Dr. Snellgrove," Knizley told the Associated Press.
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Marriott reaped hundreds of millions of dollars in profit by deceiving consumers about the true price of its hotel rooms, said District of Columbia Attorney General Karl Racine.
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Two high-profile Senate Democrats are asking Amazon for answers about its "Amazon's Choice" badge, saying the recommendation engine could potentially be deceiving consumers into buying "inferior" products.
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GIULIANI: And you know, Judge, we can draw an inference from that -- that it was favorable to us, because of the way in which he was deceiving us.
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The lawsuits have generally accused Purdue of deceiving doctors and patients by misrepresenting the risks of addiction and death associated with the prolonged use of its prescription opioids.
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A former racecar driver and several corporate partners were slapped with a record $1.2 billion fine for deceiving payday loan customers and drawing undisclosed fees from their accounts.
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Pictures can sure be deceiving, and the best evidence of that this weekend is a photo Tommy Lee's fiancee posted which seemed to show they tied the knot.
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But we all know appearances can be deceiving — and celebrities are hardly immune to the self doubt that plagues so many of us, especially those with demanding careers.
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Basuki Tjahaja Purnama had said political rivals were deceiving people by using a verse in the Koran to say Muslims should not be led by a non-Muslim.
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Ares is an unreliable character, and he could be deceiving Diana, but it's also clear that Hippolyta kept secrets from her daughter in an attempt to protect her.
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But he said there was a vast body of research supporting polyunsaturated fats for heart health, and that the relationship between cholesterol-lowering and mortality could be deceiving.
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McDougal's current lawyer, Peter Stris, told MSNBC that they might take further legal action against Cohen and Davidson for allegedly deceiving her into selling her rights to AMI.
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Under Obama, the agency sued Navient for allegedly deceiving borrowers about their repayment options and making it harder for struggling borrowers to enroll in more affordable repayment plans.
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"He can hire a US based Audit firm on our expense to verify this figure & let the world know who is lying & deceiving," Asif wrote in a tweet.
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Mr. Stone is charged with trying to tamper with Mr. Credico's testimony and with deceiving the same committee himself, charges that carry a maximum penalty of 20 years.
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Public interest groups are accusing Facebook of deceiving children as young as 5 into unknowingly spending their parents' money on in-game purchases on the social network's platform.
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"Marriott reaped hundreds of millions of dollars in profit by deceiving consumers about the true price of its hotel rooms," said District of Columbia Attorney General Karl Racine.
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But Amruddin Wali, a member of the provincial council, said local officials were exaggerating their successes and accused them of deceiving the Afghan people and the central government.
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Fraud is a type of theft, but in this case, the loans were repaid and the banks the firms are accused of deceiving did not lose any money.
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After about three minutes of review, they realized everyone's eyes were not deceiving them and the Griffins were given a 1-0 win over the Lake Erie Monsters.
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And because each portrait is so completely and ingeniously physicalized (watch how they each inhabit a uniform), we soon learn their "tells"; we know when they're deceiving themselves.
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But the benevolent smile lurking under the pre-World War I mustache is deceiving: The man is a sanctimonious prig who siphons all the fun out of life.
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This alarmed Sally Yates, then the acting attorney general, because the Russians would have known that Flynn was deceiving Pence, and could have used that knowledge against him.
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Volkswagen, the world's second-biggest automaker, has admitted it used sophisticated secret software to cheat exhaust emissions tests, deceiving regulators and customers about pollution from its diesel engines.
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The convictions show that deceiving investors about the status of their money can be enough to prove a fraud, even if they earn a nice return after all.
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Soon, a Republican president was deceiving the country and the world into war in Iraq that would lead directly to the chaos and racial hatreds we see today.
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Barr deliberately deceived the public about the Mueller report, and he's deceiving the public again by ignoring the IG's finding that opening the Trump/Russia investigation was justified.
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"As we have previously said, Leissner has admitted lying to and deceiving the firm as part of his crimes," said Maeve DuVally, a spokeswoman, in an emailed statement.
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The lawsuits have accused Purdue of deceiving doctors and patients and of misrepresenting the risks of addiction and death associated with the prolonged use of its prescription opioids.
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It is disconcerting and difficult to build a story around a series of conversations with artists who tell you very plainly that their work is about deceiving journalists.
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In January, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau sued the largest loan servicer, Navient Corp, over allegations it cheated borrowers by deceiving them about repayment options and their rights.
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This allowed the researchers to confirm that the unusual fossil wasn't a deceiving amalgamation of multiple dinosaur species, and figure out the animal's anatomy down to very fine scales.
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Photo: GettyIn March, the New York Times revealed that Uber was evading and deceiving law enforcement officials in a number of cities through an internal software program called Greyball.
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Because while it looked like an electric wave was bearing down on us, last year's show might wind up serving as a good reminder that looks can be deceiving.
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Before Beckham cozied up on the couch in her robe, the designer was spotted out in London wearing a deceiving top that had fans thinking she went completely braless.
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The model, 32, shared a sweet photo of herself, 2-year-old daughter Luna and 6-week-old son Miles on Instagram Monday but revealed looks can be deceiving.
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The SEC accused the defendants of deceiving investors over Mozambique coal assets that Rio Tinto bought in 2011 for $3.7 billion, through a takeover of the former Riversdale Mining.
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Comedian Terry Hodges wants his double-crossing lawyers to pay for deceiving him into dropping Netflix from a major lawsuit ... according to the new lawsuit he's filing against them.
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Greyball was part of a larger program called VTOS (Violation of Terms of Service) that was developed in 2014 for purposes like fraud prevention, in addition to deceiving regulators.
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NEW YORK, April 4 (Reuters) - The maker of Wise potato chips has been sued by two consumers who said it fills bags less than halfway, deceiving them into overpaying.
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Any politician that tells you that we can balance the budget by eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse either does not understand the budget or they are purposefully deceiving you.
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Verizon executives said the complaint was a bargaining tactic and denied that the company had any intention of deceiving customers, including those who resist entreaties to switch to fiber.
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While many for-profits have been accused of impropriety, such as deceiving prospective students, we rarely get to see if the accusations point to pervasive problems or isolated incidents.
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Those details show that Republicans just cannot stay away from giving more candy to all those adorable billionaires and their babies while deceiving and distracting the rest of us.
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There cannot be a respectful conversation between free and equal citizens, and hence any kind of public reason, in a world where one side insists on deceiving the other.
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The Augsburg civil court ruled Volkswagen (VW) had acted immorally by installing emissions-cheating software and had aimed to increase sales and profits by deceiving customers, the paper reported.
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The new report came out on the same day that New York's attorney general sued Exxon Mobil — for deceiving investors about the effects of climate change on its business.
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Purnama's troubles started with comments that political rivals were deceiving people by using a verse in the Koran to say Muslims should not be led by a non-Muslim.
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"If talking about problems is stigmatized, then it is nothing more than putting one's head in the sand and deceiving oneself," Fan posted on his WeChat account on Monday.
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O), a student loan servicer, which is accused of deceiving borrowers in order to drive up profits, and are leading a 48-state investigation into hacking at Equifax (EFX.
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But this year, the companies have faced widespread criticism for deceiving the public about the health risks posed by the diesel passenger cars that they produce in enormous numbers.
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But under Mr. Kalanick, Uber came to be defined by questionable behavior, deceiving law enforcement and antagonizing and manipulating drivers who did the work that made its business possible.
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His admissions include his use of offshore bank accounts to move the money, deceiving his accountants and bookkeeper and then spending the money on lavish purchases and real estate.
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Elena Saxonhouse, a senior attorney for Sierra Club, said in a statement that the decision lets Pruitt off the hook for deceiving the American public in high-profile contexts.
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The defense has centered its case on Gates, 46, accusing him of deceiving Manafort and breaking the law in the process in order to embezzle money from his boss.
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And now, as accused by several states, including the State of New York, knowingly pushing something they knew had problems, they knew it was more addictive, deceiving people, etc.
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Yet Fridamania, in itself, was not the only reason I went with some apprehension to "Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving," which opens this week at the Brooklyn Museum.
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Dr. FatOff is indignant after reading our story over the weekend ... that Kylie is contemplating legal action against the company for deceiving prospective patients into believing she's endorsing him.
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But those odds are deceiving, because the probability of precipitation and heat extremes is rising in many locations as human activities belch more planet-warming greenhouse gases into the air.
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London-based hairstylist Daniel Galvin Jr., whose father was among those who styled Princess Diana's hair, says your eyes aren't deceiving you — there really is something special about this ponytail.
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Beckinsale shared a shot of herself with the man of the evening late that night, and while all appears to be well, as her captions proves, looks can be deceiving.
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"Marriott reaped hundreds of millions of dollars in profit by deceiving consumers about the true price of its hotel rooms," D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine said in a news release.
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You may recall that Partner Fund Management LP is suing Theranos, accusing Elizabeth Holmes and company of deceiving the fund so that it could score $96.1 million in investment capital.
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Now, the maker of yet another popular weather app is being accused by the city attorney of Los Angeles of deceiving millions of users and profiting from their location data.
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In a statement, the company, Freedom Debt Relief, said the federal regulator "fundamentally misunderstands" its business and erred in accusing it of deceiving consumers in a lawsuit filed on Wednesday.
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Volkswagen, the world's second-biggest automaker, admitted in September it had used sophisticated secret software to cheat exhaust emissions tests, deceiving regulators and customers about pollution from its diesel engines.
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Democrats and some FISA experts argue the new information revealed in the redacted Page application clearly shows many of the claims made in GOP-authored memo were deceiving and false.
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In other words, the states' attorneys general believe that Exxon put the environment at risk while knowingly deceiving people by manufacturing climate science doubt, and profiting off that manufactured disbelief.
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In January, the United States unveiled a sweeping indictment that, among other things, accuses Ms. Meng of fraudulently deceiving four banks so that Huawei could evade American sanctions against Iran.
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But the heart of the wrong here is that the cheater is deceiving teachers, taking advantage of their good will and the unearned respect they have for him or her.
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Beauty and the Beast is the somewhat deceiving title of a show in which two artists, separated by a generation, confront each other and engage in an open-ended conversation.
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She said the allegations in the indictment were sufficient to assert Craig carried out a scheme aimed at deceiving the Justice Department's FARA office about facts material to its work.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The former chief financial officer of American Realty Capital Properties Inc was convicted on Friday of deceiving investors by inflating the real estate investment trust's financial statements.
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That's to say, Trump or his subordinates were either lying to tax collectors to avoid paying the government what they owed, or deceiving financial institutions they were seeking loans from.
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There was wisdom in its simplicity, though this simplicity was deceiving, for the execution of such meteorological magic is a practice that Ms. Nakaya has been honing for five decades.
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The marked slowing in natural gas imports growth is somewhat deceiving as it was improbable that China could continue to increase its imports at the breakneck pace of recent years.
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Attorney General Karl Racine (D) accused Juul of deliberately targeting underage consumers; failing to verify ages of purchasers; and deceiving consumers about the content, strength and safety of its products.
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Debt does not always look the way that we expect it to, it's often hidden behind deceiving products that make the purchaser seem more financially stable than they actually are.
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SEC CHARGES TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL: The Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday charged Texas's top law enforcement official with civil securities fraud for allegedly deceiving investors in a computer company.
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In late January, acting Attorney General Sally Yates informed White House counsel Don McGahn that she believed Flynn was deceiving the Trump administration about the contents of his call to Kislyak.
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By reversing itself on the June 30th deadline, the filng claims that the government is "deceiving the judiciary and the public" and "putting the success of the 2020 Census in jeopardy".
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Homemade mozzarella is deceiving; while the ingredients are few and steps seemingly simple, one tiny misstep can be the difference between sad cheese curds and a warm, creamy ball of mozz.
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However, Polar ended up being particularly deceiving — most of us enjoyed the first sip, but once that second swig hit the tongue, we quickly discovered it had a pretty unpleasant aftertaste.
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Last March, the Securities and Exchange Commission charged Holmes with massive fraud for deceiving investors, and in June a federal grand jury indicted her on several counts of criminal wire fraud.
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To understand why, start with this: Though energy may appear to be a free market, with prices rising and falling as traders buy and sell oil and electricity, appearances are deceiving.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against DeVry University, run by DeVry Education Group Inc, accusing it of deceiving students about post-graduate job prospects.
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Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving, a captivating new exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum of the artist's personal items alongside her paintings and drawings, makes a strong case for the latter.
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The new report came out on the same day that New York's attorney general sued Exxon Mobil — accusing it of deceiving investors about the effects of climate change on its business.
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Mr. Trump has said Mr. Flynn had to leave the White House after deceiving Mr. Pence, but the president has defended his former national security adviser, saying investigators treated him unfairly.
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I'm well aware that my theory is a strategy, that in my attempt to shirk time and prevent death from robbing me of my loved ones, I am merely deceiving myself.
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But it is also central to being a good person and living happily, and not merely deceiving oneself into believing that one is a good person and that one is happy.
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While the recent iPhone lawsuit is different from the ebooks situation in many regards, it doesn't look good that Apple is paying out a nine-figure settlement linked to deceiving customers.
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Last year, the Brooklyn Museum hosted Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving, an exhibition that displayed the artist's clothing and cosmetics and some other ephemera alongside a handful of her paintings.
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Mrs. Yang said Graumann's background in banking and looks can be deceiving, with the campaign manager having a softer side than one may assume by picking him out of a crowd.
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But such law firm figures can be deceiving if the women are not equity partners, said Elizabeth Tursi, the chairwoman and a co-founder of the Women in Law Empowerment Forum.
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Attorney General Karl Racine (D) accused the company of deliberately targeting underage consumers, failing to verify ages of purchasers, and deceiving consumers about the content, strength and safety of its products.
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A federal grand jury Washington indicted Stone in January for deceiving lawmakers by concealing earlier efforts to dispatch a right-wing journalist, Jerome Corsi, to gather damaging Clinton emails from Assange.
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The President appears to be betting that he can have more success deceiving people about the words of an anonymous figure than about words his own appointees have said under oath.
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D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine (D) accused Juul of deliberately targeting underage consumers; failing to verify ages of purchasers; and deceiving consumers about the content, strength and safety of its products.
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He is accused of using state property for personal use and of deceiving lawmakers, in addition to the charge of "unnecessary and lavish spending," most emblematically on a $32,000 office sofa.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra is scheduled to perform at the Brooklyn Museum this Sunday in celebration of the current exhibition Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving.
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This year was tumultuous for the sector as multiple top banks faced constant allegations of being involved in wrongdoing that ranged from money laundering to deceiving customers by charging unnecessary fees.
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Stein accused Insys of paying kickbacks to doctors to promote and prescribe Subsys for uses other than treating cancer pain and of deceiving insurers into covering prescriptions for the company's product.
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Specifically, these charges pertain to the allegation that Theranos defrauded its investors out of millions of dollars while also deceiving — and putting at risk — the lives of hundreds of patients and doctors.
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" Chris Lewis, vice president of advocacy group Public Knowledge, said the FCC is "joining forces with the FTC to say it will only act when a broadband provider is deceiving the public.
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The pair were indicted on 11 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud for allegedly deceiving doctors, patients, and investors about the capabilities of the company's blood-testing tech.
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The name is a bit deceiving: These tats don't necessarily need to be right on the side of a boob, but rather the general ribcage region on the side of your body.
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Where was any of that when you spent untold amounts of time and effort into manipulating, pressuring, and deceiving me into thinking that you were the only person who cared about me?
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She's so convinced that Donathan is going home, that when Donathan offers to play his idol for her, she thinks she's viciously deceiving him even as he is truly prepared to help.
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Some liners are deceiving and will impress you with a dramatic opaque line before smudging as soon as you blink; others dry out quickly and can barely last through a few strokes.
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After a trying season for their marriage, it looked like The Real Housewives of Atlanta's Cynthia Bailey and Peter Thomas were turning things around, but Bailey recently revealed appearances can be deceiving.
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" Chris Lewis, vice president of advocacy group Public Knowledge, said the FCC is "joining forces with the FTC to say it will only act when a broadband provider is deceiving the public.
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His knowledge of the Washington landscape helped him negotiate a 2011 settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, which had charged Facebook with deceiving consumers about whether it would keep their data private.
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Related: The 'Long Shadow' of Volkswagen's Cheating Scandal Falls on France's Renault What's crystal clear is that Mitsubishi is just the latest example of car companies deceiving regulators and customers, experts said.
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Related: How a Japanese Printmaker Influenced 'Kubo,' the Biggest Stop-Motion Film Ever Miyazaki Meets Warhol in Reimagined Soup Can Series The Master Of Coded Language And Deceiving Text Gets A Retrospective
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Khairullozhon Matanov, a friend of Tamerlan Tsarnaev, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's older brother and accomplice in the marathon attack, admitted to deceiving investigators about his ties to the brothers and was ordered to prison.
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As part of his guilty plea last year, Mr. Leissner admitted to misappropriating at least $50 million from 1MDB's bond offerings and to deceiving Goldman about Mr. Low's role in those deals.
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Most deceiving: The three-spined stickleback, a tiny but incredibly ferocious fish with three very sharp spines beneath its dorsal fin that can be used, like knives, as a weapon against predators.
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The FTC charged Lord & Taylor with deceiving the public, settling the case by prohibiting the company from "misrepresenting that paid ads are from an independent source," but didn't levy a monetary fine.
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State Prosecutor Peter Ong said the rebels are "merely buying time by deceiving the Philippine government in entering into peace talks" because their main agenda was to overthrow the duly constituted authorities.
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In 2012, Google agreed to pay $22.5 million to settle trade commission charges that it had violated the 2011 order by deceiving users of Apple's Safari browser about its data-mining practices.
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For instance, while Kalanick was chief executive officer, an Uber initiative called "Project Greyball" was aimed at deceiving authorities so Uber could operate in markets where it had been restricted or banned.
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George Soros has compared social media companies to casinos, accusing them of deceiving users "by manipulating their attention" and "deliberately engineering addiction" to their services, arguing that they should be broken up.
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Presley claims her former manager gave himself an annual salary of $701,000 to manage the trust, while deceiving her of the true condition of her finances, the news outlet reported, citing court documents.
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Indivior in April was indicted and accused of deceiving doctors and healthcare benefit programs into believing Suboxone Film, itself a form of opioid, was safer and less susceptible to abuse than similar drugs.
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As one of the nation's largest for-profit schools, DeVry was targeted and sued by the FTC in January over claims that it used deceiving ads to recruit prospective students and increase profits.
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The businessman had skirted some ethical and moral lines to see it all through—his plan loosely involved shell companies and deceiving the locals about who, exactly, was purchasing the land around them.
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A Republican consultant known for political trickery, Mr. Stone is accused of deceiving investigators from the House Intelligence Committee about his efforts to contact WikiLeaks and his discussions with senior Trump campaign officials.
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Nineteen attorneys general joined the group, including New York AG Eric Schneiderman and Massachusetts AG Maura Healy, both of whom are investigating Exxon Mobil for allegedly deceiving investors on the company's climate risks.
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"Claas Relotius, a reporter and editor, falsified his articles on a grand scale and even invented characters, deceiving both readers and his colleagues," Germany's Der Spiegel said in an article published online Wednesday.
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Instead of owning up to that uncomfortable truth, senior agency officials instead decided to pull and bury that analysis, deceiving the public about the Labor Department's ability to even produce such an analysis.
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Last week's ouster of its mercurial CEO was the culmination of a series of scandals that included allegedly harassing employees, mistreating drivers, spying on customers, playing rough with competitors and deceiving authorities worldwide.
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"Recently, serious problems involving the health products market have been exposed, such as fake promotions, illegal advertising and deceiving consumers," the China Daily newspaper quoted Zhang as saying at the launch the campaign.
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Last week, Wells Fargo & Co, the largest U.S. mortgage lender, admitted to deceiving the government into insuring thousands of risky mortgages, as part of its own $1.2 billion settlement with the Justice Department.
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Some of the parents plan to fight the charges, and indicated in recent days they would argue that they were not in on Mr. Singer's schemes, and that he was deceiving them, too.
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But according to consumer watchdog Truth in Advertising, Ryan and his parents have been "deceiving millions of young children" on a "daily basis" by taking these ad deals but not disclosing them properly.
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The nation's largest pharmaceutical distributor, McKesson Corporation, accused the state of deceiving it as part of an end-run around restrictions on the sales of drugs that can be used in lethal injections.
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Reviewers often share photos of the delivered goods as well, giving shoppers an idea of what to expect — as many of us are well aware that many online photos can be pretty deceiving.
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"If you destroy documents with the intent of deceiving the public, it can be a violation of the Federal Records Act," said Larry Noble, a former general counsel at the Federal Election Commission.
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Well, turns out looks can be deceiving -- Bebe told us the hombre is actually her assistant, Jesús ... and, as you might have guessed by now ... he has every right to wear that gear.
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But the F.T.C. has looked the other way for far too long, failing to enforce its own 2011 consent decree under which Facebook was ordered to stop deceiving users about its privacy claims.
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According to the Times, investigators concluded that deceiving the public via bot and sock-puppet networks, as well as selling fake engagement as real to clients, violates state laws against fraud and false advertising.
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No, AMD doesn't power human-deceiving androids just yet, but the promo site is pretty entertaining in a "this is how processor companies will promote the robot apocalypse in coming decades" sort of way.
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And today, we're learning that the US Securities and Exchange Commission has charged the company and its former CEO with fraud, deceiving investors into thinking things would be fine shortly before the company's collapse.
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Some were skeptical—"Show me a man who thinks he's objective, and I'll show you a man who's deceiving himself," Henry Luce, the founder of Time, said in 1923—but a consensus was hardening.
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From an airport outfit totalling nearly $7,000 (and yes, that is a sweatsuit, your eyes aren't deceiving you) to two ridiculously low-cut outfits, check out her stylish, sexy (and spend-y!) 24 hours.
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While both Trump and Clinton may be in full attack mode, accusing each other of deceiving about health while defending their own, voters might be more forgiving of the candidate who comes clean first.
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The moment was an affront to the integrity of the presidency, but it also reminded me of something else I learned as a fact-checker: Even the truth can be deceiving when cherry-picked.
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For most users, though, the main Android app store is Google's own Play Store and as the company announced today, the company removed 700,000 potentially harmful or deceiving apps from its store last year.
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It appears that almost 40 years after the formation of the GCC, Saudi Arabia is increasingly of the opinion that its friend is deceiving them and that Qatar must be treated like an enemy.
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Republicans were only able to pass the AHCA in the House by deceiving themselves and their voters–in the face of widespread, cross-ideological criticism–about what the impact of the legislation would be.
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He uses that bonus time to direct his hits as if he were the best tennis player on earth, deceiving the pitcher and the defense until the ball's last breath through the strike zone.
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A federal judge has ordered generic drugmaker Amphastar Pharmaceuticals Inc to pay the legal fees Sanofi SA incurred defending a "clearly frivolous" whistleblower lawsuit accusing it of deceiving the government in a patent application.
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The SEC had alleged that Theranos raised more than $700 million from investors between late 2013 and 123 while at the same time "deceiving investors" by overselling the ability of the company's diagnostic devices.
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Criss Angel's eyes are not deceiving him ... the Vegas strip has almost literally emptied out in wake of the coronavirus but he says when the time is right, it'll be ready for a comeback.
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Juszczyk might line up out wide, near the sideline, then suddenly end up behind the quarterback at halfback or along the line at tight end, deceiving defenses before clearing space for backs to run.
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This follows the same logic as theory #2 except for the fact that Trump is self aware enough to know that he is deceiving people by pushing out untruths -- and he just doesn't care.
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"We allege defendants engaged in a brazen fraud, deceiving investors to perpetuate their wrongdoing and line their pockets with ill-gotten gains," said Kelly Gibson, the associate regional director of the SEC's Philadelphia office.
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If the left was right about even some of their talking points on guns and violence they might have a chance of deceiving a majority of Americans into voting away their freedom, but they aren't.
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Trailers can definitely be deceiving, and we'll certainly see more trailers with different tones and focal points before the film comes out, but this initial look feels like a more mature take on these characters.
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A New York regulator on Wednesday filed civil charges against the National Rifle Association (NRA), accusing the gun-rights group of acting as an unlicensed insurance producer and deceiving its members with misleading marketing practices.
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LONDON — Returning to Yorkshire for another hour of dead bodies, deceiving detectives and drama, this week's dose of Happy Valley sees Catherine Cawood taking a slightly slower pace, but that doesn't mean everyone else is.
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In a high-profile case, a court convicted 11 indigenous villagers and a developer last November of deceiving the government in a small-house building scheme and obtaining $HK4.3 million ($554,000) between 2008 and 2011.
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A proposed class action filed in federal court in Manhattan is accusing sandwich shop chain Pret A Manger of deceiving customers by using packaging that makes its wrap sandwiches appear bigger than they actually are.
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At the same time, I know that this is not what he had in mind when we agreed to an open relationship, and I feel as though I am deceiving him every time we talk.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has sued Volkswagen Group of America, accusing the car manufacturer of running deceiving advertisements for so-called "clean diesel" vehicles that in fact were designed to evade federal emissions tests.
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The phony sites, which were created by hackers linked to a Russian military intelligence unit, indicated that the Kremlin was widening its attacks beyond deceiving voters, my colleagues David E. Sanger and Sheera Frenkel wrote.
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Ms. Bhabha doesn't make specific claims for her work, but despite its ferocity and imposing presence, her title, "We Come in Peace," suggests that appearances — both in art and the real world — can be deceiving.
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An Oscar-nominated actor as well as a playwright and comic essayist, Mr. Eisenberg specializes in creating self-deceiving, passive-aggressive, manipulative characters with a xenophobic streak, people whom it's impossible to watch without wincing.
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A U.S. indictment alleges that Huawei and Meng participated in a fraudulent scheme to obtain prohibited U.S. goods and technology for Huawei's Iran-based business, and move money out of Iran by deceiving Western banks.
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A U.S. indictment alleges that Huawei and Meng participated in a fraudulent scheme to obtain prohibited U.S. goods and technology for Huaweis Iran-based business, and move money out of Iran by deceiving Western banks.
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But his critics castigate him for deceiving the American public about the scale of the war in Vietnam and even conspiring with Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara to manipulate information about the war's likely cost.
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A US indictment alleges that Huawei and Meng participated in a fraudulent scheme to obtain prohibited US goods and technology for Huawei's Iran-based business, and move money out of Iran by deceiving Western banks.
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The suit claims that Sunrise is misrepresenting its practices and deceiving customers, in violation of state business statutes, and lacks enough trained staff members to deliver the care specified in resident contracts and marketing materials.
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"The clinics were masquerading as full service reproductive health clinics and deceiving women into thinking they could get bona fide reproductive health care," said Amy Myrick, a staff attorney at the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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No other company can come close to matching it in lawsuit headaches and embarrassing exposés chronicling maltreatment of its employees, contractor drivers and competitors, and deceiving local law enforcement, tax collection and other government agencies.
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CFPB spokesman Sam Gilford pointed to fines the CFPB levied on Equifax in January for allegedly deceiving consumers about the usefulness and cost of credit score information they bought, using this aspect of the law.
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As state's attorney since 2010, Kelly's taken on several of the nation's largest banks for fraudulent mortgage lending and sued big pharmaceutical manufacturers for maximizing profits by deceiving patients about the dangers of certain opioids.
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Greece and Turkey are also at loggerheads over mineral rights in the Aegean Sea, and Greece has accused the internationally-recognized Libyan government of deceiving Athens by negotiating the deal with Ankara signed last month.
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Greece and Turkey are also at loggerheads over mineral rights in the Aegean Sea, and Greece has accused the internationally-recognized Libyan government of deceiving Athens by negotiating the deal with Ankara signed last month.
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While on a trip in 2016, the then Jakarta governor Purnama said political rivals were deceiving people by using a verse in the Koran to say Muslims should not be led by a non-Muslim.
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Bram Van den Broek, Andriy Volkov, Kees Jalink, Nicole Schwarz, Reinhard Windoffer 103/10 Lily pollen might not appear nightmarish on first glance, but as anyone with seasonal allergies can tell you, looks can be deceiving.
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Barclays is accused of deceiving investors about the quality of loans underlying tens of billions of dollars of mortgage-backed securities between 20123 and 2007, according to the lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Brooklyn.
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"Zeke Smith, and transgender people like him, are not deceiving anyone by being their authentic selves, and it is dangerous and unacceptable to out a transgender person," Nick Adams, Director of GLAAD's Transgender Media Program, said.
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But the regulatory agency did charge the company with "deceiving hundreds of thousands of hopeful people" and directed it to make substantial changes to its sales practices and hire an outside monitor to oversee its activities.
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The suit accused Holmes and Sunny Balwani, a former top Theranos executive, of deceiving the hedge fund by claiming Theranos had developed "proprietary technologies that worked" and were close to getting regulatory approvals, the WSJ reported.
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It is not acceptable to do things that are designed to increase either an individual or a firm bottom line by deceiving consumers and passing along charges that are either invisible or they don't know about.
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A federal judge in Nevada said professional racecar driver Scott Tucker and several of his companies owe $1.27 billion to the Federal Trade Commission after systematically deceiving payday lending customers about the cost of their loans.
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Representative Bobby Scott (D-VA), chair of the House Education and Labor Committee, has submitted documentation that he says demonstrates Dream Center executives knowingly deceiving students about the lost accreditation of four Art Institutes last year.
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A federal appeals court will hear back-to-back arguments on Wednesday in separate cases brought by consumers who accuse Motts and Ocean Spray Cranberries of deceiving the public about whether their juices contain added sugar.
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Ryan released the plan, called "A Better Way," on Wednesday, to repeal the Affordable Care Act and replace it with what he says are the good parts of Obamacare, but critics say looks can be deceiving.
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All these things happen on a daily basis, but we seem to want to pull the blanket up over our eyes and pretend that they don't, and I think we're lying to ourselves and deceiving ourselves.
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But the regulatory agency did charge the company with "deceiving hundreds of thousands of hopeful people," and directed it to make substantial changes to its sales practices and hire an outside monitor to oversee its activities.
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A federal judge has dismissed a claim by medical device maker C.R. Bard Inc accusing rival Medline Industries Inc of obtaining a patent on a urinary catheter kit by deceiving the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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What it's about: The story of Elle Woods — who gets herself into Harvard Law School to chase after a man, then realizes she's better without him — is an empowering story about how looks can be deceiving.
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Related: Get Personal with Photos from a Performance Art Show About Intimacy The Master Of Coded Language And Deceiving Text Gets A Retrospective Send Karen Finley a NSFW Text and She'll Send You a Personalised Painting
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Cracka, another CWA hacker, also told me that it was Fearz who was able to get into Holdren's account with a spear phishing (a term for getting information by deceiving via a targeted attack) his wife.
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Appearances Can Be Deceiving charts out Kahlo's life through these intense relationships, beginning with her devotion to her father, who took several striking gelatin portraits of her as a teenager, both before and after her accident.
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The former CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals was found guilty in August on three counts of deceiving investors in hedge funds and faces up to 20 years in prison — a conviction he said he plans to challenge.
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"What makes this map very deceiving was in 2018, Democrats had to defend five seats in states Trump won by 19 points or more," said Jennifer Duffy, a Senate expert at the nonpartisan Cook Political Report.
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The plan includes three parts, outlining what 2020 presidential campaigns and tech companies should do and the steps a Warren administration would take to limit the spread of false and misleading information aimed at deceiving voters.
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"What makes this map very deceiving was in 2018, Democrats had to defend five seats in states Trump won by 19703 points or more," said Jennifer Duffy, a Senate expert at the nonpartisan Cook Political Report.
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"I feel like our school can be a bit deceiving, because we do promote this mission of being dedicated to diversity, ethics, progressivism," said Isabella Ali, a 17-year-old senior who helped organize the demonstration.
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"What makes this map very deceiving was in 2018, Democrats had to defend five seats in states Trump won by 19 points or more," Jennifer Duffy, a Senate expert at the nonpartisan Cook Political Report, told Vox.
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Chief Judge R. Guy Cole and Judges Jeffrey Sutton and Raymond Kethledge revived a shareholder class action accusing Community Health Systems (CHS) of deceiving shareholders by failing to disclose that its profits were based on Medicare fraud.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau said on Wednesday it filed a lawsuit against Freedom Debt Relief, the largest U.S. debt-settlement services provider, and its co-Chief Executive Andrew Housser for deceiving consumers.
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The U.S. accuses Indivior of deceiving doctors and healthcare benefit programs into believing its Suboxone Film version was safer and less susceptible to abuse than similar drugs, at a substantial cost to the government - a key customer.
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If you're an internet service provider, you would commit in writing that you're going to adhere to some of the neutrality principles and if you don't do that then the feds can slap you for deceiving consumers.
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" In a letter forwarded to top Reynolds marketing and communications executives, Godshall attacks public health officials as "anti-tobacco extremists" who "are deceiving smokers and the public about the health risks of different tobacco products [and] nicotine.
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Some people thought it looked like he took a swing at one of his bodyguards, but Hartvig says the pic is deceiving -- Johnny really just has his arm around a chick while he's talking to the guys.
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Breyer brought up Kardashian — who says she was robbed of $28503 million in jewelry by two masked men — as a hypothetical to question why deceiving or cheating a bank isn't enough to charge someone with bank fraud.
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The settlement, disclosed in papers filed on Tuesday in Manhattan federal court, would resolve a class action accusing Barrick of deceiving investors about environmental problems afflicting its Pascua-Lama project on the border of Argentina and Chile.
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The proposed class action lawsuit was filed on Friday in federal court in Philadelphia and accused Endo of deceiving investors into buying its stock at artificially inflated prices before the truth about the drug's abuse potential emerged.
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The mother, who has three other children, was convicted on Tuesday at Birmingham Crown Court on charges of deceiving the victim into traveling to Pakistan in order to enter into a false marriage, forced marriage and perjury.
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Popolare di Vicenza — in financial straits and under investigation for misselling its own shares to clients, false accounting and deceiving regulators — revealed last week that many of its customers' life savings would be all but wiped out.
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Over the years, Mr. Blair has been accused by critics of deceiving Parliament and the public, and on Wednesday he said accusations of "bad faith, of lying or deceit or deliberate misrepresentation" should be laid to rest.
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The deal came after Indivior in April was indicted and accused of deceiving doctors and healthcare benefit programs into believing Suboxone Film, itself a form of opioid, was safer and less susceptible to abuse than similar drugs.
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"Zeke Smith, and transgender people like him, are not deceiving anyone by being their authentic selves, and it is dangerous and unacceptable to out a transgender person," Nick Adams, an official with Glaad, said in a statement.
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During the opening points of his Australian Open match against the wily veteran Gilles Simon — known for his ability to lure opponents into deadly traps with deceiving softballs and sudden bursts — Kyrgios did not take the bait.
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Hertz agreed last year to pay $3.65 million to San Francisco to settle a 2017 lawsuit in which the city accused it of deceiving customers about the fees they could face for crossing the Golden Gate Bridge.
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A judge will decide whether the crime Ms. Meng is accused of in the U.S. — deceiving banks into clearing transactions in Iran through a subsidiary company, in violation of sanctions against Iran — constitutes a crime in Canada.
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Former pro racer fined $2900B for payday loan abuses: A former racecar driver and several corporate partners were slapped with a record $220006 billion fine for deceiving payday loan customers and drawing undisclosed fees from their accounts.
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His article, "The Danger of American Fascism," described a breed of super-nationalist who pursues political power by deceiving Americans and playing to their fears, but is really interested only in protecting his own wealth and privilege.
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He also testified against Gregory B. Craig, President Barack Obama's former White House counsel who was charged with deceiving federal investigators about his work with Mr. Manafort in Ukraine and then acquitted in a trial this year.
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MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - More than 2503 civilians walked out of the besieged Philippines city of Marawi just after dawn on Saturday, deceiving Islamist fighters they encountered by hiding the identity of the many Christians among them.
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"I feel like our school can be a bit deceiving, because we do promote this mission of being dedicated to diversity, ethics, progressivism," Isabella Ali, a senior at the school, told the New York Times last month.
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Recently, I had the pleasure of visiting The Brooklyn Museum, where, since early February Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving brings the first exhibition of personal items from Kahlo's Casa Azul in Mexico City into the United States.
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Facebook assessed $25 billion penalty, subjected to sweeping new restrictions on user privacy decisions to settle FTC charges the company violated a 1003 FTC order by deceiving users about their ability to control privacy of their personal info.
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My main gripe with wrap tops is how deceiving they are: Model one in front of your mirror and you'll think you're safe, but bend over for one second and you might reveal more than you meant to.
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Transocean Ltd on Thursday won the dismissal of an appeal by shareholders accusing the owner of the doomed Deepwater Horizon drilling rig of deceiving them about its safety practices prior to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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In 2016, Lumos Labs agreed to pay $2 million in a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, which accused the labs of deceiving people with claims that their games could help them get smarter or avoid memory loss.
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"At the end of the day, the show is a satire about how looks can be deceiving and deals with thematic issues like body image and what it means to win, validation, and filling a void," Milano explains.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) accused Experian of deceiving people about their credit scores, a financial measurement lenders use to determine how likely a borrower is to repay everything from their mortgage to their credit card bill.
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Goldenvoice, the company that puts on the fest, filed a lawsuit Wednesday against events company Particle, and its owner Denise Kozlowski, for deceiving people it was authorized to peddle a package including a VIP, guest, or artist pass.
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It's an in-depth look at the investigation into Silk Road, and making things even more interesting, it happens to profile an investigator who was stealing bitcoin, selling secret information, and generally deceiving the government throughout the investigation.
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You can be anyone you want under this influence—Neptune is great at deceiving the public—so maybe try on a wig or an alias while you meet some people you don't have plan on speaking to again.
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This is exactly what one would do if one was getting ready to fire Flynn — to pin this mess on him entirely as a way of immunizing the broader administration from the charge of deceiving the American people.
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The bill proposed by Jens Spahn, who is openly gay, would punish those carrying out conversion therapy on under-18s, or coercing, deceiving or threatening anyone older into such treatment, punishable by up to a year in prison.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Thursday dismissed lawsuits by consumers who had sued food manufacturers and retailers over their "100% grated Parmesan cheese" labels, alleging they were deceiving buyers because the products actually contained cellulose filling.
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A closer look revealed that yes, your eyes weren't deceiving you, and there was indeed a swastika either daubed on or cut into the pitch, about ten yards across, bold as brass in the middle of one half.
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The commission's suit relies on a novel legal strategy, accusing Volkswagen of concealing the risks it faced and therefore deceiving investors who bought about $13 billion in bonds and other securities from the company in 2014 and 2015.
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Wells Fargo, which has suffered a string of regulatory and legal problems for deceiving customers, passed the test and received approval to return about $32.9 billion to shareholders, more than double the value of last year's permitted payout.
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"Defendants' sudden desire to escape having to defend this action without any meaningful consequences reflects a profoundly troubling reality — that Defendants have been shamelessly deceiving this Court and the American public for more than six months," Avenatti wrote.
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Appearances can be deceiving, however: Kenneth Starr investigated President Bill Clinton for four years before going on the record with Brill to discuss his work as independent counsel, then revealing several undisclosed conversations his office had with reporters.
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In its official opinion, approved by FTC commissioners in a 5-0 vote, the agency determined that Cambridge Analytica violated federal law by deceiving Facebook users about what data would be collected and how it would be used.
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In its official opinion, approved by FTC commissioners in a 22019-0 vote, the agency determined that Cambridge Analytica violated federal law by deceiving Facebook users about what data would be collected and how it would be used.
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In October, contractors working for Google were caught training its facial recognition systems using "dubious tactics" that targeted "darker skin people"—including deceiving homeless people into letting their faces be scanned and then lying to them about it.
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We get to Tribal Council and we're not five minutes in before Varner takes it upon himself to say, 'Zeke is deceiving you because what Zeke is not telling you is that Zeke is transgender,' which, it is true.
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NEW YORK Feb 5 (Reuters) - A New York regulator on Wednesday filed civil charges against the National Rifle Association, accusing the gun rights group of acting as an unlicensed insurance producer and deceiving its members with misleading marketing practices.
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The Justice Department would be investigating potential criminal violations of the FCPA, while the Securities and Exchange Commission would be investigating "books and records" violations to see whether the company masked those payments as something else, thereby deceiving investors.
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"Starbucks is advertising the size of its cold drink cups on its menu, rather than the amount of fluid a customer will receive when they purchase a cold drink — and deceiving its customers in the process," the lawsuit claims.
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Indivior has been charged in the United States with illegally increasing prescriptions for opioid addiction treatment Suboxone by deceiving doctors and healthcare benefit programmes into believing its film version was safer and less susceptible to abuse than similar drugs.
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As we all know, however, appearances can be deceiving, and more often than not those flawless moments don't convey all of the hard work, sweat, and subzero temperatures they had to walk through in sleeveless dresses to get there.
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An indictment filed in federal court in Abingdon, Virginia, alleged Indivior made billions of dollars by deceiving doctors and healthcare benefit programs into believing the film version of Suboxone was safer and less susceptible to abuse than similar drugs.
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One of the main reasons there have been no alternatives is because the oil industry spends billions of dollars obstructing their development and deceiving the public and Congress about the climate-related dangers of continued reliance on its products.
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My story is not a pleasant one; it is neither sweet nor harmonious, as invented stories are; it has the taste of nonsense and chaos, of madness and dreams—like the lives of all men who stop deceiving themselves.
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That sort of sum would be the largest fine ever leveled against a tech company in the U.S. -- more than 2023 times the record $22.5 million penalty Google received in 2012 for allegedly deceiving users about its privacy practices.
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That sort of sum would be the largest fine ever leveled against a tech company in the U.S. — more than 200 times the record $22.5 million penalty Google received in 2012 for allegedly deceiving users about its privacy practices.
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Still, thoughtful consideration of player measurables—box score stats, physical attributes, age, and how those compare to others—can help any team avoid busts, unearth overlooked gems, and provide a much-needed corrective to the sometimes-deceiving eye test.
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One of DeVos's top advisers, Robert Eitel, is on a leave of absence from a company that operates for-profits and once paid more than $30 million to settle charges of deceiving students about the loans they were getting.
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It is the threat of economic harm that is enough to prove the case, and deceiving investors about the potential losses they might suffer can establish a scheme to defraud because serendipity — unlike good faith — is not a defense.
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To experience an Op painting's illusions — the apparent vibration, motion and three-dimensionality of a picture that was actually flat and static — would be to become conscious of the often deceiving roles played by our biologically given faculties of perception.
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His administration also blamed the previous government of deceiving the public and parliament over the country's financial situation and state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), which is now the subject of corruption and money laundering investigations in at least six countries.
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It also slammed the companies for selling "endorsements from social media influencers without disclosing that the influencers had been paid for their recommendations," as well as deceiving some customers who had believed they were purchasing real engagement and the platforms themselves.
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At the same time, they will not hesitate to warn him of pitfalls: when the Russians are deceiving him, for instance, or when they have a concealed agenda, or when they have understood something differently to how he has understood it.
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A federal judge on Thursday dismissed the central claim in lawsuits accusing five food producers and retailers of deceiving consumers by using "163% Grated Parmesan Cheese" labels to describe products that contained cellulose, an anti-clumping agent made from wood pulp.
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"In a country of 300 million people, surely there are reasonable foreign policy experts who have not been convicted of deceiving Congress and actually share the President's foreign policy views," Paul will say in an op-ed set to publish Tuesday.
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The Times A federal grand jury in Virginia indicted Indivior Plc for engaging in an alleged scheme to increase prescriptions of Suboxone Film, its opioid treatment, by deceiving healthcare providers about the drug's safety, the U.S. Justice Department said. bit.
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"Holding Mark Zuckerberg and other top Facebook executives personally at fault and liable for further wrongdoing would send a powerful message to business leaders across the country: You will pay a hefty price for skirting the law and deceiving consumers," Sen.
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Rather than be mad at those who created the image for deceiving you, you should be mad at the forces of evolution for making human eyes too limited to capture the full extent of the amazing things happening in space.
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An indictment filed in federal court in Abingdon, Virginia, alleged Indivior made billions of dollars by deceiving doctors and healthcare benefit programs into believing the film version of its Suboxone treatment was safer and less susceptible to abuse than similar drugs.
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The FCC and FTC can take action against the companies if they are seen as deceiving consumers or, potentially, violating the FCC's new rules requiring the companies to publicly disclose if they are engaging in blocking, throttling or paid prioritization.
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In an indictment in federal court in Abingdon, Virginia, a grand jury said Indivior made billions of dollars by deceiving doctors and healthcare benefit programs into believing its Suboxone Film version was safer and less susceptible to abuse than similar drugs.
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A federal judge in California has granted class status to a lawsuit accusing a Valero Energy subsidiary of deceiving consumers by offering a discount to those paying with cash and failing to give the cash price to those using debit cards.
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Ousting President Trump ahead of 2020 might appear to be an attractive proposition for the desperate Democrats, who expect that he will trounce them at the polls if they do not get rid of him first, but they are deceiving themselves.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The former chief financial officer of American Realty Capital Properties Inc was sentenced to 18 months in prison on Wednesday after he was found guilty of deceiving investors by inflating the real estate investment trust's financial statements.
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CAPACITY AND INVENTORIES: Bullish sentiment in the aluminium market was reinforced by news that China's government has criticised officials in the industrialised province of Shandong for deceiving authorities to evade capacity cuts in the polluting coal, steel, aluminium and chemicals sectors.
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Dianne Brunton, head of Massey University's School of Natural and Computational Sciences in New Zealand, told Insider that blue sheep are perfectly capable of descending steep angles such as this one, but the angle of the video is slightly deceiving.
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"Whether this campaign targets or attacks our president, our First Vice President Frans Timmermans or any other members of staff of our institution, we will respond and defend our work with equal force to the untruths and deceiving rhetoric," he said.
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"Such accounts, found on social media platforms including Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, SoundCloud, and Pinterest, pretended to express genuine opinions of real people, when they actually reflected false, paid-for activity aimed at deceiving online audiences and the public," the office said.
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These documents will be key in examining whether Juul is deceiving the public by marketing itself as a "cigarette alternative" for adult smokers, as well as whether its contributing to a tobacco problem for younger generations, per a previous Axios report.
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Over all, the testimony filled in a picture of two men with few scruples and a powerful thirst for money, hiding payments from Ukrainian clients in foreign bank accounts and deceiving accountants, banks and tax authorities, both individually and together.
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But trolling or disinformation spread by American citizens is protected by the First Amendment, and if Mr. Mauldin's work is any guide, Americans may well do a far better job deceiving one another than any Russian troll could hope for.
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This is a company, after all, that signed a consent decree with the Federal Trade Commission agreeing to improve how it handles the personal information of its users, after federal regulators filed charges against it for deceiving consumers about their privacy.
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Clinton then echoed a fantasy of boundless opportunity that had helped guide the country into economic collapse, deceiving many of the parents in attendance, including my own, into borrowing toward a future that they couldn't work hard enough to afford.
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After the crisis, banks were accused of deceiving investors about the quality of loans underlying the mortgage-backed securities they pooled and sold, with loans made to borrowers with no ability to repay them and based on inflated home appraisals.
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The FTC announced the eventual $5 billion settlement with Facebook in July, settling allegations that the social media platform had violated a previous privacy settlement from 2012 by deceiving users about the extent to which they could shield their personal information.
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As the Yankees and General Manager Brian Cashman approach the July 163 nonwaiver trade deadline with hopes of staying atop the American League East, Quintana, 28, remains a viable target to bolster their rotation, regardless of his historically deceiving numbers.
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Asa Hutchinson and state attorney general Leslie Rutledge on Thursday announced a separate suit against opioid manufacturers Purdue, Johnson & Johnson and Endo, accusing the companies of making billions of dollars while deceiving the public about the potential dangers of opioids.
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The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau and the New York attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, have sued a New Jersey-based finance company, accusing it of deceiving retired N.F.L. football players who hoped to receive money in the league's landmark concussion settlement.
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The nation's consumer watchdog agency on Tuesday ordered the credit-reporting agencies TransUnion and Equifax to pay more than $23.2 million in fines and restitution for deceiving customers about the usefulness of credit scores and the cost of obtaining them.
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Just last month, in partnership with the New York attorney general, it filed a lawsuit against a notorious Buffalo-based operation that was allegedly harassing, threatening and deceiving millions of consumers across the country into paying inflated or bogus debts.
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WASHINGTON — More than a dozen children's advocacy groups on Thursday accused Facebook of knowingly deceiving children into racking up fees from games on its social network, the latest in a string of complaints against the company sent to federal regulators.
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But the peaceful exterior is deceiving, and the truth for The Eternaut's nerdy underdogs — who aren't just a part of a sci-fi story but of "an exploration of the human condition," per scholar Martin Hadis's foreword — is anything but.
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"At the same time that Volkswagen was deceiving U.S. investors and regulators with its rigged emissions systems, it was raising billions of dollars from investors in the U.S. capital markets," Thomas A. Dubbs, a partner with Labaton Sucharow, said in the statement.
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" Two years ago, a class-action lawsuit filed against Nestlé Waters, which owns Poland Spring, claimed that the company was deceiving customers by selling them "ordinary groundwater" that Poland Spring "collects from wells it drilled," and marketing it as "22007% natural spring water.
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MELBOURNE, March 2 (Reuters) - Australia's corporate watchdog said on Friday it has launched court action against global miner Rio Tinto and two former executives for misleading and deceiving investors about the coal reserves it reported in a $4 billion acquisition in Mozambique.
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In his proposed class-action complaint, which was filed on May 22 and amended last month, Albert Ogles accused Guggenheim of deceiving customers at its insurance companies including Security Benefit Life, from which he had bought a $145,000 annuity in July 2012.
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Facebook has also been fined large sums and remains under a Federal Trade Commission consent order for deceiving consumers and failing to keep consumer data private, and has also been sued by the government for violating fair housing laws on its advertising platform.
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Killing Eve should mark a new beginning for complex women on screen, offering a thrilling and uncertain future, where a female character's style and sexuality are no longer clues to her moral fiber, and every look (and every gaze!) can be deceiving.
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Sources reportedly told Reuters that Purdue is considering filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, a decision that would help the company better take on a growing swarm of lawsuits filed against it for deceiving the public about its highly addictive painkillers, particularly OxyContin.
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WASHINGTON, April 9 (Reuters) - A federal grand jury in Virginia indicted Indivior Inc on Tuesday for engaging in an alleged scheme to increase prescriptions of opioid treatment Suboxone Film by deceiving healthcare providers about the drug's safety, the U.S. Justice Department said.
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I agree to go on your show tmrw [tomorrow] and then had to cancel due to a commitment with the case that I explained to your producer first thing this AM. You respond by calling me out on your show and deceiving people?!
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The Federal Trade Commission announced tough sanctions against Herbalife, accusing it of "deceiving hundreds of thousands of hopeful people" and calling into question its distribution practices and the ways it generates revenue by relying on customers to sell products to friends and relatives.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Federal prosecutors have brought eight fraud charges against Jeffry James Hill, a former Napa Valley winemaker and vineyard manager who was accused of stealing grapes and deceiving customers about the source and type of grapes in the wines he sold.
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I'm working on an essay about bedbugs in New York City, where numbers show that 311 calls about bedbugs are going down, but those numbers can be deceiving [since a lot of people don't necessarily make 311 calls when they have bedbugs].
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That includes billions of dollars from federal, state and city initiatives, along with $22011 billion from the city as part of a settlement struck in June with federal prosecutors after they accused Nycha of mismanagement, wrongdoing and years of deceiving the federal government.
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Within the last month, two of these financial-service providers were accused of deceiving retirement account customers, while Wells Fargo revealed that it was the subject of an investigation exploring whether it made questionable recommendations to 401(k) customers, among other things.
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The official elite becomes too arrogant and self-deceiving and unpopular to govern effectively, but the populist alternative is much as Young's narrator describes — disorganized, ill-led, susceptible to snake-oil salesmen and vulnerable to manipulation by factions within the upper class.
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WASHINGTON — Attorney General William P. Barr defended himself on Wednesday against withering criticism of his handling of the special counsel investigation as Democrats accused him of deceiving Congress and acting as a personal agent for President Trump rather than a steward of justice.
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In that, he said, he differed from Alex van der Zwaan, a Dutch lawyer who pleaded guilty to deceiving the special counsel's office about his work for Paul Manafort, the president's former campaign manager, who was convicted last month on fraud charges.
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They say that the agency needs to define what it means for a product to be low in added sugar — or "healthy" for that matter — to prevent companies from deceiving consumers into buying foods that are higher in sugar than they anticipate.
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During the Obama administration's second term, the department put both financial and regulatory muscle into the policing of a sector that was frequently criticized for deceiving vulnerable and poor students about the cost and benefits of signing up to get a degree.
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" For example, there was the March 2018 Cambridge Analytica data breach, and in July Facebook paid a $5 billion fine to the Federal Trade Commission in July 2019 for "deceiving users about their ability to control the privacy of their personal information.
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The case of Purnama, who had said political rivals were deceiving people by using a verse in the Koran to say Muslims should not be led by a non-Muslim, showed how Islam had crept into politics in the officially secular country.
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It's much cheaper because it's pretty basic and pretty ugly, but it has everything someone looking to do some deceiving via photo evidence would need: You can change the geotag, the date, and the time, and you can do this to multiple photos at once.
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Picking up a year after the events of Season 1 — Season 2 is centered around Halloween — Matt Duffer hints that while all may seem good with the group of friends that battled the Demogorgon to save Will Byers (Noah Schnepp), looks can be deceiving.
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"I really believe that years from now this convening by attorney general Schneiderman and his colleagues may well be looked back upon as a real turning point in the effort to hold account those commercial interests who have been deceiving the American people," Gore said.
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During the parliamentary debate the opposition severely criticized the deal between the HDZ and liberals, saying it was deceiving voters since the HNS party had won parliamentary seats as part of a pre-election deal with the Social Democrats, the second-strongest parliamentary party.
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"Indivior illegally obtained billions of dollars in revenue from Suboxone Film prescriptions by deceiving health care providers and health care benefit programs into believing that Suboxone Film is safer and less susceptible to diversion and abuse than other, similar drugs," according to the indictment.
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While the Masters and host Augusta National Golf Club are outwardly old-fashioned, evoking a more genteel bygone era behind their manicured flowerbeds, tech free on-course experience (no cell phones or digital signage), and 1960s era food and drink prices, looks can be deceiving.
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Mr. Stone is charged with trying to tamper with Mr. Credico's testimony and with deceiving the House Intelligence Committee in a criminal case that is one of the last prosecutions to grow out of the inquiry by the special counsel Robert S. Mueller III.
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Trump had some good weeks when he was following a disciplined strategy of reading speeches from a teleprompter and effectively deceiving some into believing that he was not in fact the man who he has, over the course of his life, revealed himself to be.
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Less than a decade later, in 2007, the company and three of its top executives were criminally charged in a federal court with deceiving doctors about the drug, and the company agreed to pay $700 million in fines over allegations that it deceived the public.
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As part of the 2006 ruling in the suit, which sought to punish cigarette makers for decades of deceiving the public about the dangers of their product, the companies were ordered to disseminate "corrective statements" centered on the health risks and addictive nature of smoking.
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During the last decade, Deutsche Bank has paid billions of euros of fines for an array of misconduct, including deceiving buyers of mortgage-backed securities, colluding with other banks to rig benchmark interest rates and manipulating foreign exchange trading to the detriment of customers.
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Photo: GettyIn June, Google began implementing a new policy that required companies running ads with abortion-related keywords to explicitly state whether or not they provide abortion services and then added a disclosure directly on the ad to prevent crisis pregnancy centers from deceiving users.
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"For over seven years the defendant has pretended to be a registered architect, deceiving hundreds of New Yorkers — including families and senior citizens — with the sole goal of enriching himself," Mr. Schneiderman said in a statement about what his office called Operation Vandelay Industries.
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In adopting a mode of assault usually reserved for a wartime enemy, the Administration acted on the belief, which is popular among many of the President's most influential advisers, that the U.S. has been deceiving itself about the nature of its relationship with Tehran.
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While Mr. Craig, 74, who served as White House counsel in the first year of the Obama administration, was not accused of violating FARA, he was accused of deceiving the officials who enforce it in an effort to avoid registering as a foreign agent.
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And yet we're not even halfway done — there's also Greyballing (deceiving authorities who tried to shut down its service), God View (a tool that can track customers), lying to the press, ignoring regulators, or that time an executive jokingly threatened to spy on reporters.
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In signing the JCPOA, the P22019+1 (namely the UN Security Council's five permanent members, plus Germany) opted to trust a regime that boasts of deceiving the West, rather than the Iranian people, who are generally acknowledged to be pro-western and anti-regime.
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He defended the arrest of Huawei's chief financial officer, Meng Wanzhou, in Canada on a U.S. warrant, saying she was accused of putting financial institutions at risk of criminal and civil liability in the United States by deceiving them about the extent of Huawei's business in Iran.
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The details were made public in a case brought by Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey that accuses Purdue Pharma, its executives and members of the Sackler family of deceiving patients and doctors about the risks of opioids and pushing prescribers to keep patients on the drug longer.
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They claim that by not disclosing the rates at which the in-game items drop, Epic Games are deceiving consumers, and that the company is engaging in "predatory" business practices that convince young players that they will "get lucky" and receive more valuable pieces of loot.
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" Robert Howard, spokesman for Bennett's campaign, criticized Comstock's party for the strategy, telling CNN, "Without a record to stand on and an agenda more in line with Trump than her constituents, it's no shock she and her allies would resort to deceiving voters with a fake website.
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In her testimony, Namoi Oreskes, a Harvard professor and American historian of science, explained that while ExxonMobil is on trial for deceiving investors about the climate crisis, it's still unclear how Exxon's vast disinformation campaign—one facet of a much larger climate denial information apparatus—is funded.
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Ms Meng, the daughter of the firm's founder, is on bail at her Canadian home, waiting to hear if she will be extradited to the United States, where prosecutors want her to face charges of deceiving banks about business transactions with Iran that breached American sanctions.
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Details: The organizations, including childhood media advocates Common Sense as well as other advocacy groups, are making two main charges: That Facebook violated the federal prohibition on "unfair" practice by deceiving kids into making purchases and then making it hard for them to get a refund.
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"What initially began as an inquiry into the Cambridge Analytica scandal expanded over time to become an investigation into whether Facebook has violated California law by, among other things, deceiving users and ignoring its own policies," reads the lawsuit, which was filed in state superior court Wednesday.
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The Times Osman Shahenshah and Shahid Ullah, the former Chief Executive and Chief Operating Officer respectively of Afren, were found guilty of fraud and money-laundering offences for deceiving the British company's board into agreeing a deal valued at more than 22 million pound ($26 million). bit.
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Zurich-based Credit Suisse announced that it had agreed in principle to a $5.3 billion settlement, and the Justice Department sued Barclays Plc and two former executives for fraud for allegedly deceiving investors about the quality of loans underlying tens of billions of dollars of the securities.
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"I think we're also deceiving ourselves if we pretend that digital technologies mean it's possible to save everything from everywhere, forever," Andrew Russell, an internet historian at Stevens Institute of Technology, told me two years ago when I looked into what would happen when Flash actually dies.
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The F.T.C. and Facebook reached a settlement in 221 after the agency accused the company of deceiving customers "by telling them they could keep their information on Facebook private, and then repeatedly allowing it to be shared and made public," according to a statement at the time.
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According to New York prosecutors, Delvey—a Russian woman whose real last name is Sorokin and whose family had moved to Germany—engaged in egregious fraud to prop up her lifestyle, deceiving banks, hotels, and so-called friends or investors into throwing money or services her way.
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A version of that show, "Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving," at the Brooklyn Museum this year, is focused largely on Kahlo's wardrobe and accouterments, not least the painter's penchant for piling on rings, layering weighty chokers and silver bangles, and weaving garlands through her hair.
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"If anyone today regards China as the China of old, prey to dismemberment, as a 'soft persimmon' that can be squeezed at will, their minds are stuck in the 19th century and they're deceiving themselves," Xinhua said in an editorial on the breakdown in trade negotiations.
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Now it is the continued revelations of the degree to which Trump takes the presidency as a giant game, in which he is all-powerful, in which supplicants must come pleading, in which he has an unmatched ability to retain power by manipulating and deceiving the populace.
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" The group that released the tape, Project Veritas, targets news organizations and left-leaning groups by secretly filming or recording them (and occasionally deceiving them) in order to capture members of those entities taking part in illegal, abusive, or bad behavior in order to expose "corruption.
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"Pres Trump quoted figure of $33billion given to PAK over last 15yrs, he can hire a US based Audit firm on our expense to verify this figure & let the world know who is lying & deceiving..", Pakistan's Foreign Minister posted to his personal Twitter account on Tuesday.
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It charged Lord & Taylor with deceiving consumers by paying for "native ads" — an industry term for advertising that matches the look of adjacent editorial content — including Instagram posts by fashion influencers and what the agency called "a seemingly objective article" and Instagram post by the publication Nylon.
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Greg D. Andres, the lead prosecutor on the case, argued that Mr. Manafort was different because the jury had found him guilty not only of hiding his wealth and evading $6 million in taxes, but also of deceiving banks to obtain millions of dollars in loans.
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Tickets are going on sale this Friday, but given that there's still time to see both Hilma Af Klint: Paintings from The Future at the Guggenheim and Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving at the Brooklyn Museum, we would perhaps advise going see the real thing.
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The works have a certain feeling of sculptor Richard Serra's metal pieces in terms of their shape and volume, however, on closer inspection the sculpted wood reveals a warm surface that almost melts under its own deceiving weightlessness — the empty space is still a heavy solid.
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Voldemort and Bellatrix Lestrange have a daughter named DelphiFirst introduced into the story claiming to be Amos Diggory's niece, Delphi is actually Voldemort and Bellatrix's secret daughter who is deceiving Albus to try and bring her father back from the dead and have him rise to power once again.
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As he geared for an election to win another term as governor of the Indonesian capital last year, Purnama told a group of fisherfolk that his rivals were deceiving people by using a verse in the Koran to say that Muslims should not be led by a non-Muslim.
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Panenka: A way of making a penalty kick "in which the player, instead of kicking the ball directly into the goal, gives a subtle touch underneath the ball, causing it to rise and fall within the goal thus deceiving the goalkeeper," is a panenka, according to the MLS .
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"The result was that, from the outside, the bank appeared to have a much stronger capital position that it actually did, deceiving savers and other shareholders and strengthening through an alleged fraud the bank's image as well as confidence in its management," the police said in a statement.
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RD Legal Funding LLC and founder Roni Dersovitz allegedly cheated victims out of millions of dollars by deceiving them about the terms of the advances, according to a lawsuit filed on Tuesday by the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the office of New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
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"He knew that if the truth came out about what he was doing in 2016, it would look terrible," Jonathan Kravis, an assistant United States attorney, told the jurors on the sixth day of Mr. Stone's trial on charges of deceiving the House Intelligence Committee two years ago.
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According to a story jointly reported by the New Yorker, ProPublica and public radio station WNYC, Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. faced a probe and the possibility of indictment in 2012 for allegedly deceiving buyers of units at the SoHo about the financial status of the project.
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"He turned it into their mob, that's their Democratic mob — but he's good at that, he is an expert at lying and deceiving and of course encouraging people in his own way to be violent or to be racists or to be separatist," she continued in the video.
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"By deceiving Congress and the American people, who vested their trust in both the Office of the Attorney General and the Department of Justice at large, Attorney General Barr must be subject to a professional review for the sake of the legal profession and the public," the lawmakers wrote.
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The agency's complaint against Herbalife details a series of deceptive acts and practices, including establishing an unlawful pyramid program whereby a distributor's compensation was based on the recruitment of other distributors, and deceiving consumers into believing they could earn substantial money selling diet supplements and personal care products.
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But the havoc in North Carolina was an unwelcome reminder of both the inherently deceiving nature of the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale — the storm was barely classified as a Category 1 hurricane when its bands hit North Carolina — and the hour-by-hour behavior of a tropical cyclone.
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A.P.: As an attitude rather than a philosophical position, epistemic skepticism consists in always second-guessing your own judgments — about yourself, other people and situations; always monitoring those judgments to make sure you're seeing clearly, have the facts right, aren't making any unfounded inferences or deceiving yourself, etc.
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" As for the activists drawn into the case, Lee Wasserman, director of the Rockefeller Family Fund, said: "The judge's decision underscores that officials working to hold companies accountable for deceiving the public, and citizens working to address the catastrophic climate change Exxon helped cause, is not a conspiracy.
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Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced founder of Theranos, the lab testing company that promised to revolutionize health care, and its former president, Ramesh Balwani, were indicted on Friday on charges of defrauding investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars as well as deceiving hundreds of patients and doctors.
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Granted, Cyrano didn't have quite the same tools at his disposal in wooing (and deceiving) Roxanne, what with text messages and phone calls and other electronic means of catfishing -- a term that sounds jarring when it's invoked during the film, which doesn't make the characterization any less accurate.
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With the stroke of his pen, he all but negated thousands of man-hours spent by the Justice Department over the past three decades to convict defendants who stood accused of serious offenses: bribery and corruption, fraud and tax evasion, lying to investigators and deceiving the public, and more.
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I have often written in my books—and I'll repeat it here because it's true—if anybody abroad or at home takes anything that I've written as a recipe book, who imagines that this is how it actually happened, that this is how it actually works, is just grossly deceiving themselves.
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" Per the case document: "AT&T's advertisements are a transparent attempt to influence consumers' purchasing decisions by deceiving them into believing that AT&T's network—because it claims to be a 25G wireless network—is more technologically advanced and of higher quality than those of other wireless service providers, including Sprint.
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In Perrault's version, Cinderella is a little more passive than Cat Cinderella or Finette were (at no point does she murder anyone or poke anyone with a pin), but she actively collaborates with her fairy godmother to come up with her scheme, and she takes pleasure in deceiving her wicked stepsisters.
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Maxine Waters, the Californian Democrat who chairs the committee, began proceedings with a litany of its misdeeds, pointing out that it is subject to antitrust investigations in 47 states (see article), that Russia has used it to meddle in American elections, and that it has been fined $5bn for deceiving consumers.
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The company, which has had a rough stretch that has included accusations of deceiving local authorities, stealing another company's technology, and having a toxic workplace culture, initially eliminated the surge but then decided all rides taken in Central London during the attack were to made free and refunded all affected passengers.
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The president of America's most powerful labor organization says Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is deceiving voters on trade.
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"In this campaign, both myself and Congressman Brooks have been attacked by scurrilous, false, and deceiving and misleading ads out of Washington, DC, by a super PAC designed to keep people there they want to keep there," Moore said at a candidate forum held by the Shelby County Republican Party.
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NEW YORK, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Facebook Inc and its chief executive Mark Zuckerberg on Thursday won dismissal of an investor lawsuit accusing them of deceiving investors about the likely impact of a privacy breach on its stock price, though the investors will be have a chance to refile their case.
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His exhibition Memory Screen at Commonwealth and Council at once made me think of a deceiving Rubens reproduction at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the imitation antique Chinese furniture I grew up with at home — leaving me nostalgic but empty, wondering how much authenticity matters in the things we remember and collect.
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Moreover, a bit deceiving, Chinese Lives doesn't acknowledge that the majority of the artworks seen in the film are not actually a part of Sigg's collection but often pieces located in the studios of artists whom Schindhelm interviewed (something Sigg himself mentions during a post-screening discussion at New York's Asia Society).
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Purnama, who is an ally of President Joko Widodo, was put on trial late last year over allegations that he had insulted the Koran when he said political rivals were deceiving people by using a verse in from the Islamic holy book to say Muslims should not be led by a non-Muslim.
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"Google and Facebook use the same manipulative tactics in the United States and the FTC needs to take a stand against Facebook and Google for deceiving the American people, as well as Europeans, into giving up their privacy," said John Simpson, Privacy and Technology Project director at Consumer Watchdog, in a statement.
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He seems to be someone who values honesty above anything, and even though learning that Liza is actually 40, divorced, and has a daughter means that they have even more in common than Charles previously thought, I don't think he's going to like the fact that she's been deceiving him this entire time.
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For starters, they need to take a close look at whether the company is in violation of a 2011 consent decree with the Federal Trade Commission, which had accused it of deceiving users by telling them their information would be kept private and then allowing it to be shared and made public.
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" And for a Royal Shakespeare Company "Much Ado About Nothing" that made Broadway in 22008, he used a maze of reflecting surfaces, including a mirrored floor, to convey that, as Frank Rich put it in his review in The New York Times, "in 'Much Ado,' appearances are everything — and are almost always deceiving.
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When: May 1–5 / Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 1 pm–7pm; Sunday: 1 pm–5pm ($15) Where: NU Hotel, 85 Smith Street, Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn This year's Fridge Art Fair, titled Fridge Does Frida, is entirely Frida Kahlo-themed in honor of the Brooklyn Museum's current exhibition, Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving.
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The complaints charged the company and its chief executive, whose name is Sunday Riley, with "making false or misleading claims that the fake reviews reflected the opinions of ordinary users of the products," and with deceiving the public by not disclosing that the reviews were written by Ms. Riley or her employees.
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Nixon's Presidency began to unravel only after the publication of the Pentagon Papers, in 1971—which indicted not Nixon but Lyndon Johnson, for deceiving the public about Vietnam—and the public anger that made impeachment possible had to do not only with Nixon's lies and abuses of power but also with Johnson's.
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Universal then demanded that the deal be canceled and accused L. Londell McMillan, a longtime music executive who helped negotiate the deal as an expert adviser to the estate, of deceiving the company over the true rights, which because of a confidentiality clause Universal saw only after it had completed the deal.
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Alliance Document Preparation, for example — a company targeted for deceiving consumers out of more than $20 million — used a plethora of fictitious names, according to the suit: Grads United Discharge, Allied Doc Prep, Post Grad Services, Post Grad Aid, Alumni Aid Assistance, United Legal Discharge, First Grad Aid, Academic Aid Center, Academic Protection, and more.
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THEY HAVEN'T BEEN COOPERATING WITH THE GOVERNMENT FOR OVER A YEAR THEY'VE BEEN DECEIVING THE GOVERNMENT FOR OVER A YEAR, IF ANYONE THINKS THEY PROVIDED THOSE 41 PAGES OR SIMILAR DOCUMENTS TO THE GOVERNMENT A YEAR AGO, AND THE GOVERNMENT SAT ON IT AND DIDN'T LOOK INTO IT, I HAVE A BRIDGE TO SELL THEM.
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A speechifying anti-Trumpism, distant from the fray, will always be self-regarding and self-deceiving — unwilling to see how the Iraq War discredited both the Bushist and McCainian styles of right-wing internationalism, incapable of addressing the economic disappointments that turned voters against Flake's Goldwaterite libertarianism and Romney's "trust me, I'm a businessman" promises.
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Citron is a short-seller of Cronos and says the company "appears to have been deceiving the investing public by purposely not disclosing the size of its distribution agreements with provinces," according to a note cited by shareholder rights law firm Johnson Fistel, which said it is investigating Cronos for potential violation of securities laws.
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We are not embedding the video due legal concerns and because it's incredibly disturbing, but here's one screenshot of the cat's appearance to illustrate its realism: Through this marketing effort, PETA is trying to convince the media to report and share a fake video as if it's real, in hopes of deceiving the public to create manufactured outrage.
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While only two concrete developments in climate investigations were announced during the press conference, the "coalition of the willing," as one state official called it, is likely to lead to more cases brought against fossil fuel firms or utilities that are suspected of deceiving stockholders or the public about the reality and risks of human-caused global warming.
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Through a series of exposés, such as the eight month investigation by InsideClimate News, and a suite of legal probes kicked off by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, the oil and gas corporation has been accused of allegedly seeding doubt about the dangers of climate change, of which it was intimately aware, and deceiving shareholders.
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Eitel was a top lawyer from a for-profit college that recently paid a more than $30 million fine to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for allegedly "deceiving students into taking out private student loans that cost more than advertised;" that for-profit college is currently under both state and federal investigation for breaking laws meant to protect students.
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The number one thing is to ensure that they feel safe enough to tell someone their story … It shouldn't be the responsibility of trans women to disclose to every person that they meet, [that they're transgender] whether it's a romantic partner, friend, roommate or coworker… There's a misconception that trans women are out there deceiving people.
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Setting aside lie after deceiving lie the administration has spewed in its efforts to cover up the myriad of meetings Trump officials have had with the Russians — meetings they all forget until they get caught — and what we are left with are the pathetic excuses, diversions and obfuscations they fall back on to justify what is happening.
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It's the soundtrack, which, as Beckham suggested, we made sure to "TURN IT UP." No, your ears aren't deceiving you: That is, indeed, "Spice Up Your Life," the hit song from Beckham's former (but forever iconic) run as a Spice Girl, playing as the models frolic around a sunlit marble room, a garden maze, and a desert.
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" In addition, the documents are said to contend that "by deceiving consumers about the nature, quality, and/or ingredients of the products, Rachael Ray Nutrish is able to sell a greater volume of the products, to charge higher prices for the products, and to take away market share from competing products, thereby increasing its own sales and profits.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE said Friday that he fired McCabe, accusing the bureau's No. 2 official of leaking information to the media and deceiving congressional investigators.
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The doll — models of which were sold on US bases in Iraq and Kuwait for parents to send their children at home — has its own bizarre history as a deceiving surrogate: in 2005, it featured in a convincing hostage photograph believed to be shared by insurgents; the media circulated the photograph widely before its creator admitted that it was a hoax.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher George Papadopoulos, a former campaign aide to President Trump, was sentenced on Friday for deceiving the F.B.I. about his relationship with a person thought to be a Russian operative who had offered to arrange a meeting between Mr. Trump and the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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Most celebrity book clubs eventually weather such a scandal: when Oprah's Book Club author James Frey was revealed to have lied in his memoir A Million Little Pieces, Oprah brought him onto her show and made him apologize to her audience for deceiving them, a moment that became emblematic of Oprah's moral righteousness and insistence that people should be able to trust her.
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Mark Milley Facts First: It seems possible that Trump was genuinely confused, not being intentionally deceiving, but the award he received was not from the Marine Corps; it was from a charitable foundation that has the words "Marine Corps" in its name: the Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation, which provides financial assistance to the children of Marines and law enforcement personnel who have been killed.
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But with newly empowered House Democrats now poised to hear Cohen's in-person testimony next month, and the Buzzfeed story implicating the president not just in a crime but in one specifically hinging on the separation of powers and deceiving lawmakers, this feels like a breakthrough—if the story is accurate, the president pretty blatantly personally committed a crime that is both prosecutable and impeachable.
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If you are a developer though, you can create your own script or tool that detects zero-width characters (and even other deceiving techniques such as swapping the letter "a" with its Cyrillic counterpart "а"), according to both Ross and Zach Aysan, a data scientist and cyber security consultant who warned about the dangers of this technique to identify leaks and leakers in December of last year.
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The sanctions are designed to prevent Pyongyang from funding its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs and thereby pressure the regime to abandon its arsenal, but North Korea has carved out new ways to flout the U.N. sanctions, including deceiving global banks, insurers and commodity traders, said the U.N. panel's report, which was reviewed by NBC News and was expected to be published Monday afternoon.
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Former FBI director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE is guilty of treason and should be jailed for deceiving the FISA court to spy on American citizens by using phony information obtained from Russian intelligence agents. Treason!
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Tuesday about an effort by Maurice R. Greenberg, the former chief executive of American International Group, to fix his legacy after a settlement in a civil accounting fraud case against him and his co-defendant was announced on Friday misidentified the person who said one of the two transactions at issue was done "for appearances" but denied deceiving investors.
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The Weinstein bombshell came just hours after VICE contributor David Dayen published an exposé at the Nation about how JPMorgan Chase paid off a massive fine incurred for shady business practices in the lead-up to the 2008 financial crisis in part by forgiving mortgages it doesn't seem to have actually owned, apparently deceiving not just the government but homeowners and investors in the process.
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