Were the president and Congress duped or was the American taxpayer duped, both by GM and our elected officials?
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Not lastingly duped by Stalin, the author of "To the Finland Station" was lastingly duped by Lenin and Trotsky.
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" Roughly a year later, after Hernandez was arrested on suspicion of Lloyd's murder, Kraft told The Boston Globe, "I've been duped, and our whole organization has been duped.
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Liz's experience isn't the same as ours out in the audience — we know who this guy is from the start — and so we're just watching a duped woman get more duped.
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"We underlined that students, who may have been duped into enrolling in the 'University', should be treated differently from those recruiters who have duped them," the Indian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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None of these people seemed to know they were duped.
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That doesn't necessarily mean 10 million people were duped, however.
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CNN's investigation discovered that multiple families were duped this way.
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It's certainly not the first time Amazon has been duped.
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Much like Mireille Enos' character Alice Vaughan, I feel duped.
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Being duped by conspicuous consumption: Fashion is a contrived epidemic.
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Worst of all, we found out we had been duped.
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More than a few voters were certainly duped by that.
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"It's a very effective way of getting duped," Donovan said.
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The show's host, George Noory, said he had been duped.
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Are you at all concerned that you have been duped?
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How am I duped when all your amendments get accepted?
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Major auto manufacturers have circumvented and duped clean air regulations.
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It's one thing to be duped by an imaginary celebrity.
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If you don't know what duped means we can't help.
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"Why isn't it a fair response to your argument that your clients were duped to show that, far from being duped, your clients engaged in a different scam with Todd Howe?" she asked the lawyers.
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I was just a total zero, duped by my dream city.
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The company's agreed to pay consumers who feel they got duped.
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The pair fell out when Ieremenko discovered he had been duped.
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One wonders why more investors weren't duped by this exciting opportunity.
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Others were coerced or duped into fighting, say human rights groups.
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Many Indians are regularly duped by godmen making claims citing astrology.
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Well in 2013, everyone was duped into thinking this girl did.
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Didn't matter ... RCA reps got duped and uploaded 49 digital files.
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There is no complaining after the fact that you were duped.
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I have a strong reaction when I think I'm being duped.
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"He's saying he was duped," Guzov said, referring to Shkreli's claim.
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That doesn't mean that everyone who is duped will develop dementia.
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I always get duped into thinking I'm going to love it.
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In fairy tales, the father-king was often duped and blind.
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That change made producers and farmers feel like they were duped.
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Instead, they simply duped the bank's computers into giving it away.
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Investors were duped into pouring millions into an over-engineered machine.
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They will see that a mean, shallow actor has duped them.
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Not because editors and reporters are being duped by crafty subjects.
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She was really being duped into that ... by both D'Amico and Bobbit.
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And which is why she fears party leaders were duped once again.
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How many people were duped into voting via Twitter or text message?
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Don't want to get duped but don't want to blow off Putin!
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According to Mueller's report, they were duped like the rest of us.
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Okay, but Spiegel was duped, though, that much is clear, isn't it?
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Apple claims that it can't be duped by a high-res photograph.
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Carole Ann Boone is played, more or less, as a duped idiot.
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Lizzie: I'm sorry to say that Adam Levine has duped us again.
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The ones who opted for two other candidates over you were duped?
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Trevor Noah totally duped the English-speaking crowd at the 2019 Oscars.
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That way, buyers know they're not being duped by a good fake.
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The dating websites are a big area where women can be duped.
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"I felt quite duped," she said of promises most of them made.
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"I felt like I was duped by this insurance company," she said.
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No one wants to be known as the one who was duped.
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The business partner maintained that he was the one who'd been duped.
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"The entire right has been duped," Wendling finds one 4chan poster concluding.
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Duped or not, Westmoreland was replaced soon after the Tet offensive ended.
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"Duped" is testament to the deep and enduring damage deception can inflict.
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In his letter, Wexner claimed to be "embarrassed" to have been duped.
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You're being duped; you're being fooled; the world is laughing at us.
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"I felt like I was the gag, I've been duped!" she laughed.
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It makes women seem ignorant, passive and easily duped by manipulative men.
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Some investors appeared unwilling to accept that they may have been duped.
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Yes, we're more likely than ever to get duped by something online.
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They believe they have been purposely duped by elites (of both parties).
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Elizabeth may have been duped, but she sees clearly by the end.
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"I thought, I'm just getting duped by my own history," she said.
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Perhaps he was duped by the brand's new face with winged spires.
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Should consumers blame restaurants and retailers, or are they getting duped too?
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"I don't want to see the public being duped by fancy, superficial promotions."
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The Commander, as he's called in Abby Ellin's memoir Duped, was a liar.
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They can't quite fathom that they could ever be duped by a female.
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"We've been DUPed again", screamed the Northern Irish edition of the Daily Mirror.
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" In a lengthy Facebook post on Tuesday, Palin wrote, "Yup — we were duped.
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In his interview on Thursday, Schwartz said that Trump has duped his supporters.
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For all the festivities, though, some voters wonder whether they are being duped.
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To avoid getting duped in the future, here's what you need to know.
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"People are embarrassed to admit that they got duped or persuaded," Romy said.
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He uses terror and his ability to dupe those eager to be duped.
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Even people who work in the media were duped by the fake screenshot.
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By the time distributors have figured out they've been duped, it's too late.
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Could members of Congress and our president really have been duped this badly?
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Those who get duped often direct their anger at the real Mr. Moore.
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After such investment in her goodness, the world is livid at being duped.
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Improbably, Philip neither informs the two duped households, nor does he seek revenge.
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Dimitri Payet duped goalkeeper Alexandre Oukidja with a fake shot before cooly finishing.
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Iran's news agency, Fars, was duped into reporting in 2014 that top-secret
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My cousin was duped of 3,000 Australian dollars and another one of $4,000.
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Those who get duped often direct their anger at the real Mr. Moore.
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Or are some of them just duped into it by following the leader?
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I was a fool, duped into adopting an untested piece of hardware early.
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But the conservatives have been the ones loudly announcing that they were duped.
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If you don't know what getting played means it means to get duped.
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The president isn't the only figure in his administration to be duped by outsiders.
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Former Chief Justice Roy Moore also released a statement and claimed he was duped.
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In Duped, out January 22, Ellin candidly describes her whirlwind engagement with the Commander.
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Kostecki was hot-headed and the startups, believing they had been duped, were angry.
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So don't get caught off guard — this is how very smart people get duped.
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Twitter storm, Trump mentioned Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton being "duped" by Machado's past.
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And many of the negative reviews indicate customers feel they got duped into paying.
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No country wants to be duped into returning a defendant who really deserved protection.
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I felt like I had been duped, sold a bill of goods, lied to.
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"Wow, Crooked Hillary was duped and used by my worst Miss U." Trump tweeted.
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I was not being duped by this man's story—he was stating his truth.
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My patients may have been trying to "eat better," but they were getting duped.
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We are duped in every election by two parties holding a duopoly of power.
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Joe Walsh (R-Ill.) were also duped into interviews with Cohen for the show.
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Tara and everybody went outside and the Whisperers duped them and lined them up.
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Conspiracists point to the Facebook post as proof that media got duped by 4chan.
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They were duped and manipulated which was the sad part of the whole thing.
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He says the cast, including Charlie Hunnam, got duped by one of the promoters.
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Later it claimed the name change was a joke, leaving some customers feeling duped.
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The thieves duped more than 15,000 people out of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Watch Jesse Watters get duped by the fake shark photo on national television pic.twitter.
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By appraising evidence more rationally, you will avoid being duped by others -- and yourself.
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That's one way how Bernie Madoff duped his clients for years — with fake statements.
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CNN first to cut away, anchor explains CNN got duped into covering event's open.
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Aman regrets taking the deal, and thinks he was duped by the Israeli government.
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Many consumers were duped into buying it, or did not know how it worked.
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In his early-morning tweets, Trump called Machado "disgusting" and said she'd "duped" Clinton, calling Machado's past "terrible": Wow, Crooked Hillary was duped and used by my worst Miss U. Hillary floated her as an "angel" without checking her past, which is terrible!
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People who think they're at risk after a breach are more susceptible to being duped.
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The gallery and Ms. Freedman have said that they too were duped by the forgeries.
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Duped or not, the gallery profited handsomely from the fakes, according to Mr. Siefert's calculations.
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Facebook said it has begun notifying users that they were duped by a bad actor.
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About 100 years old, Hostess is not the company whose products can be easily duped.
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After reading your book, I felt so much more empathy for people who get duped.
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Remember Cruise, the woman who got duped into buying the fake Ben Nye Banana Powder?
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Durham felt duped: SmileDirect had approved her for a treatment that would never have worked.
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Audio: Sure, all security cameras provide visual footage (if yours doesn't you've likely been duped).
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Following Palin's claims that Baron Cohen "duped" her into an interview for Who Is America?
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The contestant, unaware that he is being duped, is in a very real moral quandary.
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"Wow, Crooked Hillary was duped and used by my worst Miss U." Trump, 70, wrote.
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Brad Sherman said the bank's conduct and culture duped investors and turned workers into criminals.
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Audio: Sure, all security cameras provide visual footage (if yours doesn't you've likely been duped).
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Earlier this year, Comcast's home security system was easily duped into letting an attacker inside.
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Some analysts say Duterte risks appearing as if he has been duped into making concessions.
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Geddert was simply one individual in an extraordinarily long line of people who were duped.
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He said "the churchgoing public was duped" into believing that the law protected religious freedoms.
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David Leonhardt, a columnist for The New York Times, said that Collins had been duped.
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He believed he had forestalled it, in fact, until he realized that he'd been duped.
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Restitution must be paid to those who were duped by city governments eager for revenue.
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Focusing on the most thorough reviews may also protect against getting duped by fake ones.
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It hasn't been long since a fake Bloomberg 2020 "campaign video" duped the online world.
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Musk similarly admits that he was duped by the Howard-Higgins, the supposed private investigator.
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Relatives say the two women accused of wiping poison on Mr. Kim's face were duped.
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But what's most important for consumers is not to get duped by corporate talking points.
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When they arrived, she duped Mr. Marshall into thinking she was meeting with a professor.
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The BBB says it receives complaints from people being duped into free trials every day.
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Fake Alex was born using snippets of someone else's life and an entire nation was duped.
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Ted Koppel says Sacha Baron Cohen, shown with wife Isla Fisher, duped him into an interview.
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Up next, she'll be in Greta Gerwig's Little Women, so prepared to be duped once again.
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These journals have come to be called "predatory" for their exploitation of earnest but duped authors.
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This is because, unfortunately, you are kind of a rube who has been duped by marketers.
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And, to avoid being duped by clever marketing names, I'll even ask what's the Latin name?
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Without that type of compensation, we're unsure why anyone wouldn't just feel like they're getting duped.
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TC: What do you make of Benchmark alleging in a lawsuit that Kalanick duped the board?
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" In fact, he'd been duped by Orson Welles's radio adaptation of "The War of the Worlds.
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The parents felt duped and immediately cut their son out of their will, Mr. Kotzer said.
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Becky G removes Smart's watch and walks out the door, as he realizes he's been duped.
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"We could choose which items would get duped and which to act as noise," he said.
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They can't stop snarky Russians from saying the president of the United States can be duped.
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The people who were duped were instructed to pay using prepaid cards or to wire money.
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Resisters' Unite the Right event duped legitimate pages, which signed on to co-host the event.
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I don't think we should give them the benefit of doubt and assume they've been duped.
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Trump broke his pledge because one of the most powerful people in the government duped him.
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But some insisted that they were collateral damage, duped by both the brokers and the government.
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"It is difficult for me to talk to you because I feel really duped," Oprah said.
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Last month, Symantec, a cybersecurity company, said that one company had been duped by fake audio.
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"It's frustrating and painful," Srinivasan said regarding the feeling of getting duped by a counterfeit good.
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On Thursday, some of Mr. Zmarai's victims laughed at how badly they had been duped. Gen.
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The scheme creates an accidental friendship between the duped pair and they both wind up rich.
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Among the people that Cohen duped in his new comedy series, "Who is America?" is Rep.
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As if to demonstrate Sweeting's point, Equifax appears to have been itself duped by the fake URL.
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Image: Tom B. Brown/Dandelion ManéImage recognition technology may be sophisticated, but it is also easily duped.
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He's the man who infamously duped Bundy into revealing key elements of his own crimes for months.
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As a species, we must have learned something: how to stimulate ourselves with movies without being duped.
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Whoever may be behind the supposed stunt, concertgoers in Houston seem pretty confident that they were duped.
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Far-right politician Roy Moore was apparently duped into participating in Cohen's upcoming series Who Is America?
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By the time visitors realize they have been duped, there is little recourse beyond ranting on Yelp.
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If you got duped multiple times (come on, people), you can submit a claim for each incident.
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Others are duped into thinking they are going to a party or to meet a potential boyfriend.
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It's an enormous con perpetrated on people Trump duped into believing they were in on the scam.
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Nicholas Fraser's take on Next's "Too Close" became an anthem for anyone who's ever been duped.4.
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Many are duped by job agents, and trapped in low paying jobs with few benefits or protections.
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Nonliteral imagery duped you into focusing on the one thing that you felt so damn woke about.
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Trump has said that he felt duped by Powell and expected him to keep interest rates low.
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Both women say they were duped into thinking that they were participating in a prank TV show.
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People should feel good about that decision, not like they have been duped into a bad investment.
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The user is duped into taking an action that results in the compromise of the targeted system.
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Here are some ways to lower the chances of you being impersonated or duped by a scammer:
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But the U.S. government likely duped far more voters than did the Russians on Election Day 2016.
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Some duped customers eventually gave those pieces to museums, where the murky origins are now being exposed.
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But unknown to her at the time, Glen had been duped by a fraudster selling counterfeit goods.
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Unfortunately, Clarius isn't the only customer claiming to be duped into inadvertently getting a lower-value stone.
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What's even more scary is that these fakes are so convincing, we often find ourselves getting duped.
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One of those new scenes involves Nikola Tesla, played by Nicholas Hoult, being duped by a businessman.
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In some cases, they have found that patients are being duped, a phenomenon Google on Thursday acknowledged.
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In July, Mr. Moore said he had been duped by Mr. Cohen before the episode even aired.
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I'm skeptical of it, because I feel like I was duped for seventeen years of my life.
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Many of those interviewed said they felt duped by the president and frustrated by their personal circumstances.
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When Judge Roberts became Justice Roberts, we learned that we had been duped by an activist judge.
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"How world leaders were duped into investing billions over manipulated global warming data," the article's headline said.
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The company has said it was duped by employees who used false identification to get their jobs.
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There are a few other themes in the book that explain how Holmes duped so many people.
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Over the years, we've all developed our tricks of the trade to avoid getting duped on designer handbags.
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"On the one hand, I feel like I've been duped by the great Russian chaos monster," Knitis said.
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Plus, Sarah Palin says comedian Sacha Baron Cohen duped her by impersonating a disabled veteran in a wheelchair.
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Ahead, why Sarah Palin is demanding that CBS disavow what she calls a sick comedian who duped her.
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Prosecutors allege that Manafort, with Gates' assistance, laundered more than $30 million and duped banks into lending money.
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Patten, with Truth in Advertising, said consumers can avoid being duped by scrutinizing sales when they encounter them.
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"Apple basically duped the investors, to be quite honest," Maldonado told The Verge in a phone call today.
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In last week's premiere episode, several Republicans were duped into endorsing a program to arm toddlers with guns.
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As the truth began to unfold, an attorney for McClure said she, too, was duped by the men.
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Other women are duped by Jack's transparent impostures, leading Verg to ask why the women are "so stupid".
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If they don't, they'll realize they were duped within months, and they might have a case for fraud.
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The eventual ire from duped customers buying fake Supreme merch seemed like a PR nightmare waiting to happen.
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"I'm really annoyed by this—having been duped and exploited like this in this con," Savage told me.
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"Yup – we were duped," she wrote in a Facebook post before challenging Cohen to air the footage anyway.
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It alleges that Manafort, with Gates' assistance, laundered more than $30 million and duped banks into lending money.
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McKesson, supplier of vercuronium bromide, the second drug used in the lethal injection protocol, has apparently been duped.
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These cases may establish new legal avenues for investors who claim to have been duped by unscrupulous bankers.
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Here's a fascinating case study of a woman who was duped by an entity on Facebook (The Hill).
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She recently made headlines after being duped into appearing on Sacha Baron Cohen's satirical series Who Is America?.
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The Trump phenomenon, Richardson suggests, is a snapshot of the moment voters realize that they have been duped.
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So here I am at biohacking ground zero, trying my best to find out if I'm being duped.
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Either we're being duped with a fake leak or there's been a breach of the Wondervault's security system.
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"Wow, Crooked Hillary was duped and used by my worst Miss U," Trump tweeted at sunrise on Friday.
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Parents shouldn't worry: The duped ruler in this production isn't going to cavort in tighty whities (or less).
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Mr. Barnes said that gymnastics writers themselves were "duped" by Dr. Nassar, who befriended them on social media.
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The Federal Communications Commission offers tips to avoid being duped and penalizes spoofing operations with multimillion dollar fines.
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Prosecutors in Washington have alleged that Manafort laundered more than $30 million and duped banks into lending money.
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"They wanted to believe that she was a German heiress," Mr. Spodek said of people his client duped.
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Mr. Trump has long maintained that his country has been duped by others into signing disastrous trade agreements.
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A special master has been appointed to discharge the debt of any student illegally duped into attending Corinthian.
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His approval ratings were already dropping as people felt duped by the faux end of the Vietnam War.
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The Vietnamese woman accused of the crime, Doan Thi Huong, claims she was duped by North Korean agents.
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Others came to Kelly's defense, saying it was his right to make it public after he felt duped.
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One duped team, the Miami Marlins, chose to reverse a deal, but another, the Red Sox, did not.
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In fact, they've been duped into another bubble over the past year and a half — supporting Donald Trump.
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Twitter troll "MuellerDad69" duped an Iowa congressman with claims that he manages a Starbucks and discriminates against conservatives.
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I saw a self-duped, abusive, rapist loser who was in his own way as deluded as Blanche.
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He was warning citizens of the 16th-century Republic of Florence not to be duped by cunning leaders.
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Mr. Williamson claimed before his death that he, too, had been duped by Mr. Gignac, the magazine reported.
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"Everybody loves seeing well-known people get duped," Ted Koppel, another of Cohen's victims, told the Hollywood Reporter.
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In 2012 HP's next boss, Meg Whitman, wrote off $8.8bn of Autonomy's value and said HP had been duped.
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The same New York Times columnist who was duped by phony anitfa Twitter accounts in the very same piece.
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I wanted to show that angle of the con — that even the adults in the room got totally duped.
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"It's easy to forget how many non-athletes get duped by these kinds of things as well," Foster says.
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Expanding the scope beyond her own story, Ellin seeks to uncover the machinations of con artist relationships in Duped.
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Pluckrose countered that these journals do publish influential work — even Hypatia, the lowest-ranked of the journals they duped.
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Don't Get Duped — How To Spot (& Avoid Sharing) Fake News Meet The Beyoncé-Quoting Activist Who's Changing Political Commentary
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Still another is that they duped staff into giving away information that eventually led them to the bank's servers.
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This flawed study, according to the Mail on Sunday, then "duped" world leaders into spending billions on climate action.
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Could you imagine the New York Times or the Washington Post reporting here are the ways we were duped?
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For someone who Jimmy Kimmel once said owned "the single most annoying voice in television history," I felt duped.
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If a manufacturer is known to be duped by a supplier, they can suffer brand damage, according to Everstine.
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A recent report revealed the company knowingly duped game-playing children and their parents out of thousands of dollars.
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But as he tells it, it's not his fault—he was just as duped as the rest of us.
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While this plan might look good on paper, it fails to recognize that seniors are not so easily duped.
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Yet many of them are duped, taken abroad and dumped by unscrupulous men posing as agents, according to activists.
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There's enough cases in the scientific literature now that it's really hard to believe all these doctors were duped.
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While some caught on quickly (and found it funny), others were easily duped (and angry) about the meme's trickery.
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Defense lawyers say the women were duped into thinking they were playing a prank for a reality TV show.
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Several years ago, he spent more than $25 million investigating counterfeit wine after being duped by a wine salesman.
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When he first started, he could gauge the quality of his work depending on how many people were duped.
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If someone on Governors Island asks you to buy the house of a dead surrealist, you're not being duped.
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But while I was able to avoid the confrontation, as time passed, I couldn't help but to feel duped.
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So how do managers, employers, voters and customers avoid overvaluing social class and being duped by incompetent wealthy people?
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Muhammad Ashraf, a Pakistani immigrant, alleged that a broker, Heath Candero, duped him into a $780,153 interest-only loan.
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By the end of an entire day spent searching for this nostalgia-inducing phone, I was feeling pretty duped.
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With other girls — all of them stolen or duped — she toils in the fields, but then the soldiers arrive.
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The feeling of being duped was familiar; during my childhood, disappearances of entire scenes were discussed with quiet outrage.
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But many well-wishers and social media good Samaritans have been duped into sharing fake reports of missing victims.
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Some customers complained that they felt duped to find out tips weren't extra on top of the couriers' earnings.
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If you feel that you have been duped, you want to make sure you have concrete evidence, Vasileff said.
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Tighter rules and regulations not only protect students from being duped, they protect taxpayers from waste, fraud and abuse.
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"Don't be duped by today's announcement," said Fatima Goss Graves, president and CEO of the National Women's Law Center.
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It's not your fault for getting duped, but being conscious of these processes can put you back in control.
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Many seem to understand that people can change their diets for health reasons, but others feel flat-out duped.
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There were reports that the women were duped, that they had been told they were participating in a prank.
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It has duped multiple U.S. presidential administrations, each of which has passed the North Korea problem onto the next.
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DUPED Double Lives, False Identities, and the Con Man I Almost Married By Abby Ellin 261 pp. PublicAffairs. $27.
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They hosted the world and duped the world, as has now been reconfirmed by the I.O.C.'s own investigation.
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Rubio skewered Trump for starting a "fake university" he said duped people into borrowing tens of thousands of dollars.
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USA SAUSAGE CO. With what better ingredients To feed duped constituents Than the perishable fruits of The Sausage Party?
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A white teen is denying she is "posing" as a black woman on Instagram after followers said they felt duped.
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""Bach is absolutely one of my favorite composers... That people could be duped by a computer program was very disconcerting.
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Sarah Palin posted on Facebook that Cohen had duped her into a fake interview by posing as a disabled vet.
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So shady coin-dealers for decades successfully duped investors into paying top dollar for non-premium or even counterfeit coins.
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The alleged killers said they were duped into taking part, believing the attack was a prank for a TV comedy.
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It's paternalistic and insulting to assume that once a woman's nether regions are involved in a decision, she'll be duped.
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Unlike me, Rosenhan ultimately proved to the doctors he had duped that he was, really and truly, a Stanford researcher.
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I would be fascinating if any major elite news media goes back and looks at how much they were duped.
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I&aposm just saying that -- just to be clear, are you saying that West Virginia residents and voters were duped?
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Siti Aisyah and Doan Thi Huong have said they were duped into carrying out the assassination of Kim Jong Nam.
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In the UK, 17-year-old Daniel Perry committed suicide in 2014 after being duped into an explicit Skype chat.
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Tax-filing season is turning into a nightmare for thousands of employees whose companies have been duped by email fraudsters.
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If they'll fall for these videos, it's scary to think how easily they'd be duped by a high-quality deepfake.
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For his part, Brittle says that while he believed the Warrens at the time, he now believes he was duped.
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Remember that when you hear his claim of being duped by a Donald Trump condo project in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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And he's not the kind of person who would get duped into surrendering that asset by a halfwit like Trump.
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His 2009 book "Annals of Gullibility" was the first comprehensive study of the many ways in which people are duped.
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"If you think Jared Kushner was not duped by the Russians, come on," John Melendez told TMZ on Sunday night.
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DOL bureaucrats may think they have duped everyone by forcing implementation in this 60-day delay, but they did not.
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This left many consumers feeling they had been duped into paying, and a host of angry App Store reviews followed.
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Here are some tips for how to navigate the grocery store without getting duped or unintentionally doubling your food budget.
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Tourism Australia duped us all, aiming directly at America's love for the Dundee story, with the goal of exploiting it.
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And none of them have owned their mistake yet, meaning that, as night follows day, they will be duped again.
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There were a couple of narratives, one was that pragmatic Black voters in the South had been duped and used.
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Through their attorneys, they accuse him of running a "fraudulent scheme" that duped them out of a combined $7 million.
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Before leaving Japan for South Korea, Mr. Pence said the United States would not be duped by any false overture.
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While most of the Americans duped by the Russian trolls were not public figures, some higher-profile people were fooled.
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In the transcript, Mr. Elder said they had taken the backpack because they were angry that they had been duped.
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"I was duped a couple of times by people who said they were sincere and they were not," he said.
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"They all had one thing in common: failure," the extracted man wrote witheringly of the die-hards he had duped.
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London-based lawyers said hundreds of their clients were duped out of vast sums of money by some Israeli firms.
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Upon arrival in the country he, along with other duped migrant workers, was "kicked and forced" onto a fishing boat.
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Mueller's indictment reveals exactly how Americans may have been duped by false and misleading information pushed out by Russia. 2.
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I felt gullible, duped, and amazed by the level of detail with which the artist had rendered this mythical world.
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Megan Fox got duped into buying a Malibu home that turned out to be a hellhole ... according to a new suit.
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True, lots of guys showed up expecting to go out on a fun date and left having felt misled or duped.
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The company and its founder were accused of running fake tests and were eventually sued by investors who felt rightly duped.
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A second victim was allegedly duped into having sex with Antoine when he promised to pay her $2,000 but never did.
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Although the company faced accusations that it duped borrowers into mortgages they didn't understand, Mozilo was never charged with a crime.
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Dressing up as a wounded veteran is absolutely stolen valor, his tactics are disguisting – I know cause I too was duped.
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Many Maduro critics believe opposition leaders were duped in that dialogue process, and have grown suspicious of Zapatero as an intermediary.
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According to Malaysian media reports, Doan told police she had been duped into what she thought was a harmless practical joke.
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But the report will also focus on the activities of Trump campaign officials and whether they were unwittingly duped by Russians.
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TC: Have you seen anyone suing a secondary seller because they feel duped, or do you expect we'll see that soon?
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Levy avoided being duped by checking the fake email address, and wrote a blog post about the experience with Linton's help.
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Trump Jr. was also asked whether he believed Goldstone "duped" him into a meeting under "false pretenses" to "grab" his attention.
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Back on Ali Fedotowsky's season, contestant Justin Rego's girlfriend called her, crying, saying that Rego had duped both Fedotowsky and herself.
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Lindsay appeared in a recent Cruz ad, "Conservatives Anonymous," about a support group for people who were duped by Marco Rubio.
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Trump late last week said Machado had "duped" Clinton into defending her "terrible" past during an early-morning series of tweets.
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These are animals who may be duped into thinking this fake food is real and, thus, die upon ingesting the plastic.
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Many victims, often from poor backgrounds, are duped with the promise of a job before being sold into the sex trade.
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So it's important that they not be cheated or duped into giving money to a company they wouldn't otherwise do it.
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With the pranksters' holiday of April Fools fast approaching, April the Giraffe could be a really long joke that duped everyone.
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They don't trust doctors or big pharma, but are duped by that kind of language for products that are equally problematic.
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Cohen has duped a number of Republican figures on the first three episodes of the Showtime series, including Georgia state Rep.
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The traditional media has spent the past few years being duped by grandiose Donald Trump announcements that wind up leading nowhere.
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The strange mechanics included enlisting two women who claim they were duped into carrying out the brazen plot in plain view.
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Some, including Dershowitz, said they now feel duped because they had been unaware that the trips were tied to state lobbying.
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The isolated state has duped multiple U.S. presidential administrations, each of which has passed the North Korea problem onto the next.
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When investors click on "Buy coins now," they are taken to an SEC site explaining they were about to be duped.
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It's return has already duped quite a few people into believing the vice president has been saying ... some pretty odd things.
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Joe Walsh (Ill.) has also revealed that he was "duped" by Cohen, and called for people to "#BoycottShowtime" over Cohen's program.
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"They've ignored everything that I've gotten and written story after story about how I'm duped," she added, referring to the media.
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Theranos duped investors by "hosting misleading technology demonstrations, and overstating the extent of Theranos' relationships with commercial partners," the complaint said.
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In an interview with The Guardian, the Brooklyn-based filmmaker Tobi Aremu said he felt "duped" by the images he saw.
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Many of those people were apparently duped into thinking they were aiding a non-governmental organization, the social media companies said.
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Far from intimidating voters, Ms. Weaver said, the police were investigating allegations that people had been duped into signing recall petitions.
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You might remember: She was among the first to come out and publicly admit she had been duped by Mr. Cohen.
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The defendants say they were duped into the murder, claiming they thought they were taking part in a reality TV show.
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Reading "Duped" gave me occasion to second-guess even gentler deceptions; it may actually have made me a (slightly) better person.
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They were duped by the bad guys — fake news or Russian robots or big-data-driven algorithmically targeted psi-ops propaganda.
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DRUG DEALER, MD: How Doctors Were Duped, Patients Got Hooked, and Why It's So Hard to Stop, by Dr. Anna Lembke.
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By making small changes to street signs, they have duped cars into detecting a yield sign instead of a stop sign.
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" The main political opposition, the conservative Liberty Korea Party, warned that Mr. Moon was duped by the North's "false peace offensives.
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Business Insider has discovered that TikTok was duped into mistakenly verifying an account whose owner was only pretending to be Jenner.
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A Ukrainian-Russian developer said in a lawsuit that he was duped into paying $200,000 for tickets to President Trump's inauguration.
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But I wonder if looking back on it, Warren, you feel like you were duped, to some extent, by Jeff Immelt?
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The technique Russia used was a classic KGB tactic — that's the sure tell that what duped you was a Kremlin operation.
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Even as Republicans criticized him for being duped by the Soviets, Reagan continued moving forward in a series of landmark meetings.
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Seeing celebrities like Perry and Madonna get duped by clearly fake tweets is pretty hilarious, but it's also kind of depressing.
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Feeling duped, he declared his opposition to the war in 24 and pressed the administration for an exit strategy from Iraq.
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" (Fortune) • How a woman accused of being a con artist duped a bank out of $100,000: "She understood the financial jargon.
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They are now complaining about being duped, with former Alabama senatorial candidate Roy Moore threatening to sue Baron Cohen for defamation.
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Since at least the early 216s, Gasper had encountered cases where scam victims were duped into sending money by wire transfer.
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Read More: A 'Fortnite' Cheat Maker Duped Players Into Downloading a Bitcoin Miner These attacks are already happening in North America.
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In the midst of so much fake news furor, it's a disturbing finding that emphasizes how easily we can be duped.
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KS: New York Times went to some of the people that got duped into going to events the Russians put together.
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But when the store's owner, Norris Sweidan, finally saw the film&aposs subject in question, he quickly realized he was getting duped.
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I walk back outside, already planning to call this piece off, or write about how I was duped over by a dominatrix.
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Then the number of those jobs and their expected pay is whittled down until the duped city is left footing the bill.
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To avoid being duped, Higgins said potential donors should ask questions like: How much of the money is transferred to local causes?
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Entertainment for more than $1 billion, claiming he had been duped into signing away exclusive rights to his name, identify and likeness.
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Andy's response states that Blackmore was not "duped" by or "devastated" over the divorce and is simply looking to "publicly humiliate" her.
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Did you get the sense that the buyers were successfully duped into believing that the foreigners were who they claimed they were?
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Those targeted range from men forced to kill for criminal groups to indigenous women duped into domestic work under slave-like conditions.
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The algorithm has developed into providing instant results, and we've seen those algorithms manipulated by third parties or duped by inaccurate sources.
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For nearly a year we've heard Parker passionately discuss his need to tell Nat Turner's story; I feel like we've been duped.
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But the broader similarities are hard to ignore: A scammy plugin duped users and ended up making problems for the entire platform.
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That way, they can be made to look like newborns from small-scale, individual breeders, advertised on the Internet to duped buyers.
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Both Kelly and Baroni testified they were duped by Wildstein into believing the lane closures were part of a legitimate traffic study.
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And because I was unwilling to be so duped yet again, I'd go back to see the painting over and over. 113.
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She got caught up in a lawsuit in which she claimed she was "duped" into signing over the copyright to her book.
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Some of the people who got duped sounded off afterward, and we checked the names that were public -- they DO live there.
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And for those who thought the whole ordeal was real and are slowly realizing they got duped: Sorry to crush your dreams.
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An employee is often duped into clicking on a malicious link or attachment, and from there, hackers maneuver through the compromised system.
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Representatives for Huong and Aisyah claimed the two women were duped into thinking that they were participating in a prank TV show.
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Many Maduro critics believe opposition leaders were duped in that dialogue process, and have grown suspicious of former Zapatero as an intermediary.
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Palin claimed that she was "duped" into a prank interview for series, and accused Cohen of lying about being a disabled veteran.
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Representatives of Doan and Aisyah said the two women were duped into thinking that they were participating in a prank TV show.
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They have pleaded not guilty to murdering Kim, saying they were duped into thinking they were participating in a prank TV show.
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Many young people were duped by student loan programs, and it seems highly unfair to burden them with a lifetime of debt.
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In a forthcoming book, "Duped", Mr Levine argues that evolutionary pressures have adapted people to assume that others are telling the truth.
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Humans are hard-wired to assume that what they hear is true—and therefore, says Mr Levine, "hard-wired to be duped".
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Last year, a scammer duped players of the popular game Fortnite into downloading cryptocurrency mining malware disguised as cheats for the game.
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If you've ever seen the MTV show Catfish, you know the idea is to reveal all the ways people are duped online.
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Intercultural hoaxes are aimed at readers who are curious about worlds they have little contact with, and who are therefore easily duped.
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But it's far from the first time Cohen has duped prominent politicians: Here's a rundown of his past mischief with major leaders.
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I think what they don't want is to be surprised, to be duped, to have their data misused or used against them.
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These merchants did succeed in tricking me into discovering their listings, but I recognized something was off and ended up feeling duped.
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Currently on trial in Malaysia, the defendants say they were duped into carrying out the attack and thought it was a prank.
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How Not to Get Duped When Buying a Used Car It's one of the bigger purchases you make, so do your homework.
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Flynn sought to withdraw the guilty plea in January, arguing that prosecutors violated his rights and duped him into a plea agreement.
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Stills isn't the only one feeling duped -- news of Ross' support for Trump prompted a widespread call to boycott Equinox and SoulCycle.
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He said he also found other Chinese customers who'd bought the cream for healing his scars, and that they too felt duped.
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AdvoCare will pay $150 million to settle charges that it duped customers into thinking they could earn "unlimited income" distributing its products.
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When she goes to seek psychological counseling at a hospital, she gets duped into signing on to stay there for 24 hours.
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The question is whether voters again will be duped, not by the Russians, but by our own American politicians here at home.
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" Walsh tweeted on Wednesday that he believed Palin's account because "i too was duped ... it was much of the same she experienced.
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Trilobites Matching up photos of strangers' faces is surprisingly difficult, and the average person is likely to be duped by matching hairstyles.
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Two women say they were duped into protesting in favor of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou at an extradition hearing in Vancouver, Canada.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi wondered aloud if he was a "willing stooge" or had just been "duped" by the White House.
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Defense lawyers have said Siti Aisyah and Huong were duped into thinking they were playing a prank for a reality TV show.
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Anyone ruined by it, or duped by a proprietor less scrupulous than Fannie, might feel like a discounted item in Davis's ledger.
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"The narrative that is out there is that this guy duped some people into getting injections and they are victims," Fernandez said.
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On Monday, Gerrow also appeared on Good Morning America with an unverified recording that he said proves McClure was "duped" in the scam.
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In a statement to the court Tuesday, Weaver-Gates told both the victims and the cancer survivors she duped that she was sorry.
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There has been mounting speculation that some of the 12 North Korean women might have been truly duped into coming to South Korea.
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And for months, it seemed like this was the final chapter of an unmemorable scam two B-list celebrities were duped into endorsing.
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A Simple Sticker Tricked Neural Networks Into Classifying Anything as a ToasterImage recognition technology may be sophisticated, but it is also easily duped.
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Syria's political opposition has said Russia has repeatedly duped the international community by making peaceful noises while reinforcing and strengthening its military efforts.
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Former congressman and current radio host Joe Walsh revealed in a series of tweets on Tuesday that he was also "duped" by Cohen.
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The indictment claims Holmes and Balwani duped patients, doctors, and investors by exaggerating the capabilities of what they knew to be faulty technology.
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Speaking in Davos, Guaidó told how he risked his family's safety and "duped" Maduro's security forces to escape Venezuela under the travel ban.
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A glossy, faux-leather-like pant from Cushnie et Ochs' Bandier collab also effectively duped people into thinking I was wearing real clothes.
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The man who popularized the phrase referring to people being duped into online relationships stepped into action and quickly found the mystery man.
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Young individuals are also more susceptible to scams and may be duped into rewarding streaming hosts big bucks by stealing from their parents.
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Without plea-bargaining, and with the narrow and formalistic approach to corruption adopted before the mensalão, taxpayers were ripped off and voters duped.
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According to a number of consumer complaints, Ever (then Everalbum) had duped them into spamming their friends with invites to try the service.
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While you might be duped into thinking that Dua Lipa is just her musical moniker, it's not: it stands for "love" in Albanian.
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" Knox responded to the criticism Tuesday on Twitter, saying, "To those hating on us all day, you've been duped by the outrage machine.
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According to a WPI press release, the Ugandan women claim to have been duped by Bach and her non-profit, Serving His Children.
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Dogs were used in key diabetes and anemia studies in the 1920s Embark's focus on research doesn't mean its customers will get duped.
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Warmbier's father, Fred Warmbier, said his son had been duped into thinking that his trip to North Korea would be a safe one.
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She felt duped by them into believing herself to be generous, tireless, inspiring, when in fact she was just a self-sacrificing victim.
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Other times, consumers are duped, springing for products they assumed were authentic, only to get items that are sometimes poorly made or dangerous.
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There is no me, there is no you, and there is certainly no self; we are divided and discontinuous and constantly being duped.
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But representatives of Doan and Aisyah said the two women were duped into thinking that they were participating in a prank TV show.
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Whether Butina duped Erickson or drew him willingly into a spy operation is now part of an unfolding Washington drama fit for Hollywood.
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She believed the company was legitimate after they showed her some certificates and only realized she had been duped when she reached Oman.
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The report appeared to contradict statements by Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, who suggested that the city had been duped by Allure Group.
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So you're not gonna be, like, duped by having just, like, a piece of pita bread and none of the falafel with it.
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Among those who admitted getting duped by the comedian: 2008 GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Cheney.
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If it does turn out that Benioff massively overpaid for the statue, he would not be the first billionaire collector to be duped.
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Pepe Soto, 40, a construction worker from Peru, said day laborers could be easily duped by contractors or subcontractors when asking for payment.
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The key points: Know the lighting in the room where you'll put it, look for a couple important features, and don't get duped.
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Other children appear to have been duped — told they were being taken to play with other children but never returned to the parent.
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In text messages to each other, they described them as "polli," or chickens, which in Italian refers to someone who is easily duped.
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But MacDonald places her in sexual situations that leave her unsatisfied and diminished; Zelda is, by turns, infantilized, duped and very nearly raped.
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Mr. Rose's article was published with the print headline, "EXPOSED: How world leaders were duped over global warming," and a similar headline online.
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In Ravitch's rather cynical calculus, those who don't agree with her on issues like charter schools have either been bought or been duped.
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Even a savvy consumer can be duped when loan servicers give inaccurate information to borrowers or banks behave in ways that harm consumers.
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Robert Kiyosaki, author of the #1 personal finance book of all time "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," thinks public-market investors are being duped.
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Yet Shujon was duped by the labor broker and ended up at a furniture company where he was not legally permitted to work.
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The Knoedler Gallery and its director, Ann Freedman, who said they were duped along with everyone else, have not been charged with wrongdoing.
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I think sadly a lot of employees in Silicon Valley are getting duped by just thinking that equity is fancy and good comp.
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His basketball legacy has left many in Seattle outraged to this day, believing Mr. Schultz to be either duplicitous or duped by others.
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Voters seem resigned to the fact that they were duped by promises of a Brexit dividend of more cash for the National Health Service.
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Around 20 months later, Holmes' net worth was estimated at $0 and she was charged with an "elaborate years-long" fraud having duped millions.
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In recent days, Smith and other energy analysts have claimed that Trump essentially duped OPEC and its allies into raising output earlier this year.
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Though former Goldman banker Tim Leissner has pleaded guilty, the bank has said that Leissner and others duped the firm and sidestepped internal protocols.
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Around 20 months later, Holmes' net worth was estimated at $0 and she was charged with an "elaborate years-long" fraud, having duped millions.
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Around 20 months later Holmes' net worth was estimated at $0 and she was charged with an "elaborate years-long" fraud having duped millions.
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Around 220 months later Holmes' net worth was estimated at $0003 and she was charged with an "elaborate years-long" fraud having duped millions.
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These incidents were filmed and posted onto StraightBoyz, a site that was advertised as featuring recordings of straight men being duped into sex acts.
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Kunkel: And something we really tried to get across in the doc was really showing how smart people can get duped by a conman.
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Once we found out that he was telling the other boys the same thing he was telling us, we felt duped all over again.
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They said they believe the women were duped into going, told they were being relocated to another government-run North Korean restaurant in Malaysia.
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Rather, I felt duped into going along with society's expectations that I simply must be one, as a person with extremely "womanly" physical features.
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And there was a new network of right-wing news sites and social media accounts to convince the public they had long been duped.
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Her financial backer, Farzin Madjidi, filed suit against her in November 2016, alleging that she had duped him, using a secondary company, Bebegol Inc.
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In March, Amazon customer Angela Stone was duped by a new seller when she was looking for the best deal on a Nintendo game.
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He and other investors say they were duped by online commodity trading platforms that have cropped up over the last few years in China.
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Around 20 months later, Holmes' net worth was estimated at $0 and she was charged with an "elaborate years-long" fraud having duped millions.
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As I watched him standing there, blindsided in an abandoned residence, facing two best friends with a gun to his chest—I felt duped.
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Senior Sergeant Rogers claimed many victims had lost hundreds of dollars, while others were duped out of sums amounting to almost $10,000 [$7,071 USD].
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"As long as you weren't duped into it and you have disposable income, it's fine if it helps you be more active," Sarzynski says.
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Duped by a swindler in 2004 who started a relationship with him and then stole his savings, his trust in people was greatly shaken.
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In July, Sarah Palin clapped back at Cohen after he "duped" her into believing he was a disabled U.S. veteran for the Showtime series.
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Trump has convinced himself he was duped by GOP leaders into repealing health care and blowing his first seven months on a fool's errand.
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It will be years before they know for sure whether they scored a diplomatic victory for the ages or have been duped by Iran.
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Defense sources in several cases tell TMZ, they believe they can convince a jury the parents, just like the colleges, were duped by Singer.
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Consider also the disinformation-fueled crypto pump and dump scams that seek to capitalize on crypto volatility at the expense of people getting duped.
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Here's what ROT-13 gets them, with some judiciously added punctuation: The perrin pages will help you find your calling, but don't be duped.
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Just as easily, a news outlet could portray the summit as a failure, with Trump being duped while providing a despot with international legitimacy.
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And his statements suggest that Zuckerberg has been duped by them into thinking that they're any different than someone who proudly wears a swastika.
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What is the responsibility of the people on the first side of the dichotomy for the actions they have been manipulated and duped into?
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Some fans have lashed out online, saying they feel they were duped and misled by the prominence of Ms. Rowling's name on the cover.
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Green leaves were still popping with near fluorescence, and I kept feeling duped into thinking it was a much sunnier day than it was.
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"Amazon duped New York into offering unprecedented amounts of tax dollars to one of the wealthiest companies on Earth," they wrote in a statement.
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On Monday's Desus & Mero, the hosts went down this rabbit hole and watched as even Dr. Phil couldn't convince Karla she was being duped.
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I won't lie, it's a tad amusing that Sheela and Bhagwan duped all these white people searching for authenticity into handing over their money.
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It's designed to look and fly like a bird so much so that even actual birds get duped thinking it's part of their flock.
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He duped several politicians and gun rights activists into making public service announcements for an initiative that would arm children as young as 3.
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" And Robert Engel of the Free and Fair Markets Initiative, a frequent critic of the company, told the NYT, "They've duped all of us.
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Before she discovered that Everest was a fraudulent organization, however, she had already been duped into taking out $2400,2400 worth of federal student loans.
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He told an online outlet for Oriental Daily, a Hong Kong newspaper, that Swedish diplomats had duped him into boarding the train to Beijing.
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As for the steward Malvolio (Stephen Pelinski): His love for Olivia gets him duped, beaten and covered in what looks like his own excrement.
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But John Gleeson, one of Alavi's lawyers, said the foundation was duped into believing that private owners took over Assa after the 1995 sanctions.
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I try not to smile too hard — if they ever realized how happy it makes me, they might start feeling like they're being duped.
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"Like, I think, many others throughout this process, I think I was duped," Hitchcock said when asked of his view of Chappell and RAL.
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"The consumer's being duped," Mauer said, adding that the meat may be more likely to contain feces, sex organs, toenails, bladders and unwanted hair.
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He killed a New Jersey girl, duped the conservative commentator William F. Buckley into supporting his release, then stabbed a woman in San Diego.
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Now he'll have to slum it in Washington, answering to his own angry constituents until it becomes apparent to them that they've been duped.
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An email prankster duped Jared Kushner's attorney amid an ongoing controversy involving Kushner's use of a private email account to conduct White House business.
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Mr. Pompeo must keep Mr. Trump, 72, from being duped by the North's wily leader, Kim Jong-un, who is half the president's age.
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Once they arrive and track down the creatures, they realize they have been duped by bad guys who have sinister plans for the reptiles.
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One now-defunct company, Theranos, duped the world into believing that everyone could have access to simpler, less painful, and more affordable diagnostic blood testing.
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Smollett was charged with multiple felony counts alleging the actor duped the Chicago police into believing he had been the target of a hate crime.
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Because despite the media backlash, that moment made her more relatable (tell me you haven't duped a self-checkout or stolen free samples or whatever).
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Wow, Crooked Hillary was duped and used by my worst Miss U. Hillary floated her as an "angel" without checking her past, which is terrible!
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Park's main crime was that she ran one of the world's wealthiest nations based on the advice of a cult brat, who had duped her.
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"When you go to a magic show you may be duped by the trick because you don't know how it works," van der Linden said.
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The Obama administration forgave the loans of tens of thousands students who said they were duped into enrolling at for-profit colleges across the country.
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Such schemes leave customers duped, and place both sellers on Amazon and the company itself in a constant battle to rid the marketplace of scammers.
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In the 2001-2011 scheme, European governments were duped into believing a stock had multiple owners, each entitled to a dividend and a tax credit.
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Before the series aired, Palin clapped back at Cohen after he "duped" her into believing he was a disabled U.S. veteran for the Showtime series.
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Consumers may feel embarrassed that they were duped out of their money, she said, so may be susceptible to offers of getting their funds back.
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A user has no idea if they were duped by a foreign agent or a bot or a legitimate user who broke the platform's rules.
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Trump is showing his true colors, and the people who took outsized credit for electing him are now feeling the overwhelming regret of being duped.
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He was only there to spy for political reasons and help crooked Hillary win, just like they did to poor Bernie Sanders who got duped.
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The app duped several publications earlier this week when it claimed it would let users upload photos of strangers and then ID them on Facebook.
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A recent investigation by Reveal showed how Facebook knowingly duped kids into racking up monster fees on their parents' credit cards while playing Facebook games.
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Texans and Californians who supported their state's secession in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election may have been duped by the Russian government.
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As SB Nation's Twinkie Town reported, one of the scoreboards at Target Field was duped Thursday night into re-publishing an automatic feed from MLB.
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Girls and women described being forced or duped into prostitution by traffickers and brothel owners, many of them locked in a room and repeatedly raped.
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Moore, who has been accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women, released a statement earlier in the month to say he'd been duped by Cohen.
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Sarah Palin (R) also said on Thursday that she was duped into a prank interview with Cohen, who had disguised himself as a disabled veteran.
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The couple say they were duped into believing the girl was an 8-year-old child when she was actually a 22-year-old adult.
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I was watching the most vapid show in the history of television—it had always been vapid and we, the viewers, had always been duped.
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Toni Perino essentially said that Fox News misled viewers in 2012, and she bravely admitted that she was duped and that it wouldn't happen again.
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A former campaign aide testified that he was duped into taking the fall when the campaign tried to explain how it had gotten the list.
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Police in Shanghai have busted what they say is gang who duped websites into deleting negative reviews by posing as government censors and media personnel.
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As psychologists Kurt Gray and Daniel Wegner explain in their book The Mind Club, we're duped by animal features that remind us of human ones.
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They obviously get fooled, as we all do… but they tend to be very good at learning from those experiences where they have been duped.
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Speculation spread that Guaidó had been duped by a counterintelligence sting, in which Army officers encouraged the uprising in order to smoke out disloyal soldiers.
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Perrin told CBC he doesn't plan on continuing to scam scammers—he just saw an opportunity to show cryptocurrency newcomers how to avoid getting duped.
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In 2013, Kraft claimed he was "duped" by Aaron Hernandez, the Patriots tight end who was convicted of murder and later killed himself in prison.
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Theranos was the Fyre Festival of Silicon Valley — an exercise in branding that promised the impossible and duped a lot of famous and influential people.
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She was also acquitted of stealing from a friend who said Ms. Sorokin duped her into covering the cost of a $2200,000 vacation to Morocco.
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But it's not true now, and the abysmal polling on this tax plan shows that plenty of Americans feel duped and are angry about it.
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How many depend on the continued support of people who bought the performance in the beginning and don't want to admit that they were duped?
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In an interview with Fox Radio, Mr. Navarro said he viewed Mr. Halper's role as an F.B.I. informant as a betrayal, saying he felt "duped."
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The two Russians have duped a host of well-known figures in the past and Kuznetsov told Reuters the first call was made on Dec.
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"It was only on show day when no customer list for the 291 customers was produced that we realized we'd been duped," Ms. Lovelace said.
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Now, groups like the brutal Islamic State and the Shabab in East Africa are magnets for several thousand readily duped Westerners, including scores of Americans.
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Chinese investors in coal mines and other natural resource ventures have complained of being duped by the North Koreans, and then having no legal protection.
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Minister of Strategic Affairs Gilad Erdan expressed disappointment at Portman's cancellation, and his office issued a statement saying she had been "duped by Hamas propaganda".
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Even savvy customers will have trouble discerning genuine reviews from commissioned ones, and unsuspecting patrons will be duped into buying cheap products with inflated ratings.
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Wow, Crooked Hillary was duped and used by my worst Miss U. Hillary flyoated her as an "angel" without checking her past, which is terrible!
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Like several other politicians and public figures before him, Mr. Perry, whose department manages the United States' nuclear program, had been duped by international pranksters.
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He was only there to spy for political reasons and to help Crooked Hillary win - just like they did to Bernie Sanders, who got duped!
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" A similar thing has happened to "false flag," he said: "'False flag' has lost the 'government' meaning, and now it just means 'you're being duped.
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Yuriy Kosyuk, who owns Ukraine's largest poultry company and an ally of President Poroshenko, went as far as to say publicly that Ukraine had been "duped".
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The alarm went off, but the alarm really went off about 20183 o&aposclock that next morning when I said, my God, I&aposve been duped.
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The callers duped victims into believing that they owed money to the U.S. government and would be arrested or deported if they did not pay immediately.
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While Facebook says that "roughly 4 million people" will be notified that they were duped into using a shady app, it acknowledged that number could grow.
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Lesley Morgan was duped by friends and family and partner of 17 years, Chris, into arriving at the venue believing a pal was renewing her vows.
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Spencer, who had already lost his reelection bid this year, is the latest Republican duped by Baron Cohen's new Showtime series, which premiered earlier this month.
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Opposing the Iraq wars is no longer controversial in today's political climate, as most Americans have already realized that they've been duped into an unnecessary war.
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Godfrey tells us he feels duped -- like so many others -- because Jussie's story tapped into racial sensitivities and took advantage of the divisive climate these days.
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Advertisers were duped into focusing on the social network under the belief that people were spending more time watching on Facebook than through other video platforms.
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Earlier in the day, Trump touted the border security funding as a "down payment on the border wall" and also suggested the Democrats had been duped.
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Sacha Baron Cohen's on-screen alter ego is responding to Sarah Palin's claims she was "duped" into an interview for his new show, Who Is America?.
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A surprising statistic about Trump's election is that voters may have been less duped by his cult of personality than many liberals would like to think.
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Tony says the only thing Sacha's guilty of is exposing these people for what they truly believe, and that Americans are the ones who've been duped.
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That's exactly what Jason did when he was duped into appearing on camera with a heavily disguised Cohen, as part of an anti-terrorism training video.
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In the tweet storm, Trump said Clinton had been "duped" by Alicia Machado, a former Miss Universe who has come out against the GOP presidential nominee.
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It's about being aware of historical precedents, and not being duped by PR people telling you this is a real democracy, and that you have rights.
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It's a clever tactic, but not the first time we've seen this move used -- Warren Sapp was duped at a meet-and-greet back in February.
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The president consistently points to trade deficits, particularly in goods, with partners like China and the European Union as evidence that the US is getting duped.
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He took action intended to prevent a tragedy, but wound up duped by more powerful forces, who had turned the tools of his trade against him.
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We cannot allow ourselves to be duped into believing that, in these so-called new and changing times, the Voting Rights Act is no longer needed.
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The scores of historians who have studied the Holocaust since 1945 would either have to be part of a massive conspiracy or have been completely duped.
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Tagrin founded the company in 2011 to fight the growing number of fake reviews that plague retailers' sites after being duped by a fake review himself.
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Attorney Michael Avenatti on Tuesday dismissed a rumor that he had been duped by a 4Chan user with fake allegations about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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We felt both duped and morally abject: Not only were we out nearly $200, but our ethical gambit put an end to the bird's bucolic life.
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Pleasing the New York/Washington D.C. cognoscenti and the woke Twitter police matter not at all — in fact, they are very profitable (and easily duped) foils.
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But in interviews, more than a dozen students insisted that they were collateral damage in the sting operation, duped by both the brokers and the government.
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Holt also was the object of global ridicule earlier this year when visited North Korea and appeared to be badly duped by the dictatorial regime there.
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But when police showed up to investigate, they realized they weren't dealing with a crime scene—they'd been duped by one hell of a senior prank.
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Everything on the menu is vegan, from ricotta that's so creamy even dairy-lovers will be duped to risotto studded with lobster mushrooms, asparagus, and chives.
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It took Alex many months into his stay in prison to realize that he'd been duped by Sommer, a nut job and a pirate first class.
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Most are duped into offering themselves for work as security against a loan they have taken or debt inherited from a relative, labor rights activists say.
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This practice made some customers feel they had been duped into footing the bill for delivery workers instead of merely providing an above-and-beyond bonus.
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She has discovered some duped images, and some of her nudes have been publicly leaked, but Ward has received massive online exposure for her fundraising strategy.
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Hitchcock, who was brought in by Topp in July 2015 when he became concerned about the actions of the owners, said he was "duped" by Chappell.
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Machado has since given a series of interviews slamming the real estate mogul as sexist, but Trump says Clinton was "duped" into ever bringing her up.
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The risks remain high that voters could be duped and deceived by foreign governments, U.S. candidates and advocacy groups — particularly online, where major regulatory gaps exist.
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One trader admitted to having been duped: The Armenian prostitutes persuaded him to use their names to register front companies in Armenia to facilitate banking transactions.
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Plain white Nordstrom Rack tags are typically reserved for items that were produced exclusively for the store, but don't be duped by the "Compare At" value.
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Their lawyers maintain they were duped by North Korean agents into thinking they were wiping a harmless substance on Kim's face for a prank television show.
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Counterfeits are discovered, the wholesalers insist that they were duped, and they are not sanctioned because they usually have just enough plausible deniability to skate by.
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It's one of the movie's bigger stumbles, hinging so much of the dramatic tension on Hearst's sudden realization that Al duped him all those years ago.
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He did not elaborate on his allegations beyond saying that the Clinton campaign was unaware of the beauty queen's past and had been "duped" by her.
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"If they are the victims of what would have to be a very sophisticated fraud, then they're not the only ones who've been duped," he said.
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One trader admitted to having been duped: The Armenian prostitutes persuaded him to use their names to register front companies in Armenia to facilitate banking transactions.
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So she duped her parents into thinking she was going on a college trip, and instead bought a plane ticket to Turkey with her tuition money.
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Still, his story, and that of Debra Newell, one of many women he duped, has become one of the most popular of the last two years.
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A police spokesman said most of those arrested were "duped" into joining the unrest and had been freed on bail, the state news agency IRNA reported.
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A computer program named "Eugene" duped 10 out of 30 of its human judges into thinking it was human—the benchmark Turing defined in his test.
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Though Womack's selection now seems relatively tame, viewers at the time felt duped because – somewhat like Viall – it wasn't the Texan heartthrob's first time at the rodeo.
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The duped clarinetist only found out about Lee's scam in 2016, when he auditioned for the same professor who he believed had rejected him three years earlier.
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In mid-May, Van Vuuren filed a lawsuit alleging that he'd been duped into signing away control of a business he helped start, among many other things.
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He says he was duped by a fake Adobe support page claiming to provide "Support for Adobe Australia," and called a 1-800 number on the site.
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Greaves duped his crew (who are also filming themselves playing a crew) to be part of a dud film so unsalvageable, they had to question its validity.
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"Wow, Crooked Hillary was duped and used by my worst Miss U. Hillary floated her as an "angel" without checking her past, which is terrible!" he wrote.
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The problem of the Facebook bubble matters not just because we've been duped by the algorithms, but the significant role Facebook plays in the dissemination of news.
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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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While Instacart may be following labor laws, Tim Greaney, also a law professor at UC Hastings College of the Law, said customers are justified in feeling duped.
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They have denied being part of the assassination plot and said they were duped into thinking they were playing a harmless prank for a reality television show.
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"Wow, Crooked Hillary was duped and used by my worst Miss U. Hillary floated her as an 'angel' without checking her past, which is terrible!" he tweeted.
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The big problem with Microsoft Word and malware is that the files are so ubiquitous, there's a good chance someone will get duped into opening the file.
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The two Katfish hosts are positive Schumer is getting duped – as the man she's been in an online relationship with claims to be Oscar nominee Jake Gyllenhaal.
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And remember, he was duped into having a conversation with the Russian pranksters who promised him embarrassing political dirt, naked pictures and everything, of Donald Trump collusion.
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It doesn't get more Archer than a 1940s cyborg created by an ex-Nazi scientist wielding medieval weapons, while our hero realizes he's been duped all along.
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Former communications director Anthony Scaramucci was also duped by a nongovernment email address of a prankster pretending to be former White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus.
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The mother of the Indonesian woman told Reuters that her daughter, Siti Aishah, had been duped into believing she was part of a TV show or advertisement.
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But being duped into doling out a few extra treats is a small price to pay for the unconditional love and empathy provided by our beloved dogs.
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"The fact is that the church-going public was duped," Hood said, noting that Mississippi already has a law to protect those seeking to exercise religious freedoms.
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Their defense lawyers have said Huong and Aisyah were duped by suspected North Korean agents into believing they were playing a harmless prank for a TV show.
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Pelosi just saved all of them, from Democrats in Congress to liberal media commentators to the legions of duped Russia collusion believers, a whole lot of embarrassment.
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One might expect that the sophisticated investors in Silicon Valley would not be duped by the projections and market predictions made by a start-up like Theranos.
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Doan and Aisyah have pleaded not guilty and claim they were duped by the North Koreans, who said they were TV producing filming a reality prank show.
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That's why lawmakers and the public should not be duped into believing the GOP's anti-regulatory bills will improve the rule-making process or produce better rules.
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Debunking misinformation, unless done with utmost tact and empathy, will often enrage those who have been duped and make them cling to the pseudoscientific evidence even harder.
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According to CBS 2, one of the duped dates was comped Gonzales' meal after he dashed, but she still had to pay for his glass of wine.
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Outraged Somali officials said the Americans had been duped by clan rivals and fed bad intelligence, laying bare the complexities of waging a shadow war in Somalia.
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Jesse Watters, the Fox News host who did that terrible, racist Chinatown segment, was duped by the same shark Photoshop job that spreads every time there's flooding.
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The women, who had been working as escorts, said they were duped by North Korean agents into believing they were participating in a hidden-camera reality show.
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After their arrest, they said that they were duped into committing the killing and thought they were participating in a harmless prank for a reality television show.
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In testimony, Dr. Smithers said he was duped by some of his patients, many of whom told him pain clinics near them had already been shut down.
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Frank Bruni Donald Trump rightly reprimanded House Republicans on Tuesday for their move to disembowel the Office of Congressional Ethics, but let's not be duped or dumb.
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Mr. Kem Ley called them "political jokes," but usually the joke was on the common people, who were continually being duped by tigers, lions and rapacious rulers.
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Philip gets ever deeper into a second marriage with a duped innocent, Martha; in addition, for a while he was deputized to seduce a teen-age girl.
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"The Royal Commission revealed that many Australians were duped by introducers into unaffordable loans and defaulted as a result," Patrick Veyret, CHOICE Policy and Campaigns Adviser said.
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The documentarian Chris Smith, who directed "Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond," dives into what went wrong, and how millennial revelers were duped, by talking with festival organizers.
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Conor McGregor duped the dude whose phone he allegedly snatched and smashed in order to get to the goods ... so claims the guy who lost his phone.
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But for most internet spectators, the event has turned into an opportunity to bask in the schadenfreude of seeing the proverbial "rich kids of Instagram" get duped.
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Roy Moore, failed Senate candidate and accused sex offender, was one of many conservatives who wound up duped on Sacha Baron Cohen's Showtime show, Who Is America?
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The two women, Siti Aisyah from Indonesia and Doan Thi Huong from Vietnam, claim they were duped into thinking they were participating in a reality-TV prank.
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Give a civvy a chance to do harm, and all of a sudden, he'd been a spec trooper all along, and Pace was in trouble for being duped.
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Last year, many people were duped by a fake Amazon deals app that installed malware on Android phones, ferreting out personal information and siphoning it to the developer.
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Lawyers for the two women argued they were duped by North Korean agents who tricked them into thinking they were taking part in a prank reality TV show.
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Former VP candidate and Alaska governor Sarah Palin , former VP Dick Cheney, and radio talk show host Joe Walsh also reportedly havebeen duped by Cohen in various ways.
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Sarah Palin, who is enraged that Sacha Baron Cohen "duped" her on his new show, is apparently not the only politician who's fallen prey to the comedian's humor.
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Aw, we used to get duped by all-caps chain texts that claimed we would end up cursed if we didn't forward it to five of our friends!
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Gun rights advocate Larry Pratt was duped into reading that children see in slow motion like "owls" and have elevated levels of a so-called Blink-182 pheromone.
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Perhaps I should've been more fun, but I felt duped—tricked into wasting my precious time talking to someone who just wanted a quick hookup during his travels.
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That's when Georgescu learned the truth: He hadn't been dealing with Colombian guerillas at all — he'd been duped by undercover operatives working for the US Drug Enforcement Administration.
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In 2015, after the ad appeared, Mr Zhou filed a lawsuit alleging that the company had duped him, but the court dismissed his case for lack of evidence.
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Both China and Russia felt duped by the UN "no-fly" zone resolution regarding Libya in 2011 that eventually led to the ouster of Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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They told an awful lie to thousands of fans, and these fans almost uniformly responded with sympathy and outrage, only to later find out they had been duped.
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In the suit, Bryan James says Sweeten smeared his name and business when she sued him ... claiming he duped her into investing in "Youthful Daze" ... an Internet soap.
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Aside from accusing Machado of appearing in a sex tape, Trump's late-night tweets said the former beauty queen has "duped" the Democrat into defending her "terrible" past.
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People are already easily duped when it comes to videos that confirm what they want to believe, such as we saw with the edited video of Nancy Pelosi.
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"We knew it during the primary, and now it is apparent he has duped his most loyal supporters on the issue they care about most, immigration," she said.
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We discussed the signs of a fake photo, how the public is easily duped into believing these photos are real, and how the internet contributes to the problem.
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In one case, the agency found that consumers had been duped into paying $179 million over five years for unproven weight-loss, muscle-building and wrinkle-reduction products.
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In his 27st season as an N.B.A. coach, after 22 seasons as a player, Rivers is too, well, seasoned to be duped into thinking anyone would respond sympathetically.
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Many Indians are duped into offering to work in farms, brothels and small businesses as security against a loan they have taken or a debt they have inherited.
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Palin, a 2008 vice presidential nominee, says she was duped into participating in an interview for the satirical show after Baron Cohen pretended to be a military veteran.
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The mother of the detained Indonesian woman told Reuters that her daughter, Siti Aishah, had been duped into believing she was part of a television show or advertisement.
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With each passing day — and each new shocking revelation — it seems clear that President Donald J. Trump was duped by North Korean Dictator Kim Jong Un in Singapore.
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Ms. Watroba did not seem terribly upset that Mr. Hall, the canny oil trader, might have been duped in pursuit of his second passion as an art collector.
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The city's complaint says that this ring of property operators duped guests into believing they were renting individual properties, while in actuality orchestrating multiple sites through their agents.
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Be careful of being duped into spending way more money than something is worth this weekend, when action planet Mars squares off with Neptune, the planet of illusions.
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Khabib in Russia, though, you have been duped even more harshly than those gullible folks who hoped the UFC might finally book Croke Park for a McGregor fight.
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Levin addresses all that, but his real goal is to put a face to Reagan's bogeywoman, tracking every alias, every scam, every duped husband and every dodged arrest.
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Democrats need to get a grip about the budget deficit How the alt-right duped MSNBC into firing one of its contributors Is Taylor Swift a "Silence Breaker"?
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Midwesterners who voted for him won't be lured back into the Democratic fold if they're made to feel ashamed about their decision and told that they were duped.
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The Republican and Democratic strategists who got beat by Trump are right — time and time again, the Trump campaign duped media into covering events billed as press conferences.
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Lately, Benioff has been hinting that the guy he once thought was his friend, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, duped Benioff into revealing part of Salesforce's strategy to Microsoft.
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From there, they posed as American activists, emailing, advising and making payments to real Americans who were duped into believing that they were part of the same cause.
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According to CBS New York, a 13-year-old who got duped into the gag at school landed on his head, suffered a concussion, and had a seizure.
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The Barnetts claim that they were duped by a Ukrainian woman posing as a child and that they did their best to care for her given the circumstances.
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They say the women were duped by a group of North Koreans into thinking they were participating in a prank television show and thought the liquid was harmless.
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Lawyers for the two women argued they were duped by the North Korean agents, who tricked them into thinking they were taking part in a reality TV show.
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This article is adapted from the author's book, "Duped: Double Lives, False Identities and the Con Man I Almost Married," which was published by Public Affairs last month.
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" Brown undertook the book so as not to become "one of those duped comrades who found out too late that the survival manual contained a pack of lies.
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Because of concerns over glove tampering, and McLean's complaints of being duped in the first encounter, both men were not laced up until they were in the ring.
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White House special counsel Ty Cobb was duped by the same prankster in early September, who pretended to be the White House head of social media Dan Scavino.
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Back in 2014, it was common for Republicans to compliment Putin as a way of criticizing Obama by arguing that the American president was being duped or outsmarted.
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This time Trump appears to have fallen victim to a prank phone call from comedian and podcast host Stuttering John, who duped the president into believing he was Sen.
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The report, by Indian journalist Soma Basu, said the Nepali women were trafficked to brothels in Indian cities such as Mumbai and then later duped into selling their skin.
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Duped provides an answer for anyone who watches Debra Newell fall for the clearly criminal John in the show Dirty John, based on a true story, and wonders: How?
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Roy Moore says he was duped by Sacha Baron Cohen for his new CBS/Showtime series & threatens legal action "If Showtime airs a defamatory attack on my character..." pic.twitter.
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It's a fantasy in which your abusive husband is easily duped and perfectly willing to comply when you finally snap and insist that he get out of your life.
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However, if the court decides Seidel and her co-conspirator were themselves duped into thinking the work was real, Seidel would settle for a return of his $945,o00.
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"I don't think he's playing," said Mr. Trump, who faulted his predecessors for their handling of the threat from North Korea, saying they had allowed themselves to be duped.
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I feel duped, and am certainly going to be conflicted when I sit down to watch holiday staples like Elf, The Santa Clause, and Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer.
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And the Fed has similarly duped itself into believing asset prices are not in a bubble and that borrowing costs can normalize without hurting equity prices and economic growth.
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Impoverished families are frequently duped into giving up their children by orphanage directors who hire so-called child-finders and local pastors who also seek out children, it said.
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Now a lawsuit alleges that the lawyer, Richard L. Kay, duped Mr. Brown, who was 94 at the time, into leaving the radio-era fortune in Mr. Kay's hands.
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Image: ShutterstockStudents taking an online course at Georgia Tech's School of Interactive Computing were duped into thinking one of their teaching assistants, named Jill Watson, was an actual human.
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Putintseva's strategy was played perfectly as she manipulated her opponent's nerves, duped Osaka with drop shots, and kept the 21-year-old guessing with a variety of shot-making.
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In case you think you're not easily duped by fakes, the researchers set up a quiz to test how well you can discern the real Rogan from fake Rogan.
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Though it is unlikely consumers were confused or duped into buying (or even motivated to buy) a Samsung phone based on these designs, the design infringement remedy remains unchanged.
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Mark Hamill is very much alive and if you've heard anything about his death—even from his official Twitter account—then you've been duped by some 🚨 fake news.
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The book questions its protagonist's moderate and complacent middle-class liberalism and mocks the elite's naïveté, but both compare favorably against the crude sentimentality of the easily duped masses.
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In Eat That Question, he refutes the concept of "dirty words," saying the power assigned to words comes from religion or the government, that we're all just being duped.
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If the House moderates really want to get something done on immigration, they should not be duped by their leadership for a bill that they know isn't going anywhere.
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Former employees alleged in 2014 that they had lost millions of dollars because Infinium and company leaders duped them into investing in the firm while hiding its financial troubles.
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Britton stars in the Bravo television drama " Dirty John ," based on a true-crime podcast about Debra Newell, an interior designer who gets duped by a handsome, sociopathic grifter.
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Maine also rejected this attempted big money coup of our government, but several state Legislators were duped and have already given away their states electors to big money domination.
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Government mouthpieces and Mr. Hun Sen himself have asked the public to consider who might benefit from Kem Ley's death, seemingly implicating the C.N.R.P. But Cambodians won't be duped.
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Last year he said he was "duped" by comedian Sacha Baron Cohen's "Who is America?" show into supporting a fake proposal to arm kindergarteners to stop shootings in schools.
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Cohen's show received much attention ahead of its premiere after a number of politicians, including Palin and former Alabama senate candidate Roy Moore, said they'd been duped into appearing.
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"It certainly is easier to get duped than ever before … because of the advent of e-commerce platforms and the proliferation of counterfeit goods across the space," said Shapiro.
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Showtime and comedian Sacha Baron Cohen rebuffed former GOP vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin's claim that she was "duped" into a prank interview for the British actor's new series.
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But in the meantime, there's concern that consumers are getting duped in pharmacies, supermarkets, and convenience stores, and that as a result, natural health product manufacturers are cashing in.
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In fact, it is certainly possible that her version of events was true: She was duped by an evil man into playing an unwitting part in a mass murder.
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The books on sale depicted forces aligned against the truth on an almost incomprehensible scale, arguing that the public was being duped about the Kennedy assassination, Watergate, the Sept.
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The most consistent economic idea running through President Trump's decades in public life has been a conviction that the United States is being duped in the global trade arena.
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"The whole world is being duped" by Mr. Kim, said Shim Jin-sup, a retired psychological warfare officer of the South Korean military and expert on North Korean propaganda.
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Six months go, he settled for $25 million two lawsuits and a fraud case regarding his phony university, a huckster scheme that duped people out of their personal savings.
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People desperate to fend off the coronavirus are turning to online companies hawking face masks -- but some customers say they've been duped in what feels like a coronavirus con.
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It's certainly not encouraging to realize how easily many Americans were duped by right-wing lies, pushed into screaming rage against a reform that would actually improve their lives.
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Prosecutors said he ran a scheme that duped health insurance companies into paying tens of millions of dollars for cosmetic procedures with false claims that they were medically necessary.
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Uzma stayed in a village in the northwest district of Buner and said other foreign women duped into forced marriage by Pakistani men working in Malaysia were also there.
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Judge Sullivan had presaged his ruling when he chastised Mr. Flynn during that hearing for suggesting the F.B.I. had duped him into lying to the agents who questioned him.
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People ages 18 to 34 were fooled particularly often by employment scams—in which people are offered a job and then duped in any of a variety of ways.
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At the same time, some customers said they were getting tired of buying sneakers on eBay or on random Facebook groups, where there was constant worry about getting duped.
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Allison Janney and John Benjamin Hickey star as a wealthy Upper East Side couple, duped by Corey Hawkins's plausible young man, in this meditation on intimacy, desire and deception.
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"The Center Party and the Liberals have been duped," said Ulf Kristersson, leader of the Moderate Party, referring to private assurances that Mr. Lofven made to the Left Party.
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Iran's rulers cannot afford to enter talks looking like they were duped by America in the first nuclear deal, and then were bullied into negotiating for a second one.
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Lata Sirsat, senior inspector with the Mumbai police, said a police team was going to Uttar Pradesh to find the unauthorized recruitment agents who duped these men with fake documents.
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Furthermore, the more we care about other people, the more easily we are deceived by them, which explains why I am so easily duped by my students and my children.
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As part of one of Payless' last campaigns, the retailer actually duped 80 social media fashion influencers into spending upwards of $640 on a pair of the store's affordable footwear.
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So we have a net inflow of goods and a net inflow of capital and then complain that somebody is taking advantage of us or we&aposre somehow getting duped.
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Another local man told me that he believed the bullring to be a monument to a time when their ancestors had been duped into helping the Spanish fight the Mexicans.
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But, Liza is soon duped by her latest possible love interest, Don Ridley (Christian Borle), who tried to out her true age to the world via surprise Vanity Fair profile.
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Many opposition supporters say poor Venezuelans have been duped into supporting a corrupt, autocratic government that is impoverishing the nation and indebting it to predatory allies like China and Russia.
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The budget-friendly shoe retailer duped 80 social media fashion influencers into spending upwards of $640 on a pair of the store's affordable footwear in a new hilarious TV spot.
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He even duped Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert—Trump's cyber security official—into handing over his private email address in an exchange he thought he was having with Jared Kushner.
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" One user warned that "you guys are gonna bring the fucking fed into crypto... just accept you got duped," while another taunted, "Invest in a ponzi, expect to get rekt.
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Even Bossert, a cybersecurity expert, was duped, enthusiastically accepting an invitation to "a bit of a soiree" from a fake Jared Kushner, and giving out his personal email address unprompted.
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His early public demonstration looked like proof at first glance, but closer inspection revealed a duped signature string that seems to have been inserted as a deliberate attempt to mislead.
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The pair claim they were duped, with Aisyah's aunt telling CNN her niece thought she'd been hired to work as a comedian, pranking strangers by smearing stuff on their faces.
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"The city council should not engage in any business for the next two years with this institution that has deceived, defrauded and duped its customers," Burke said in a statement.
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Unfortunately, there is no obvious way that a layman can accurately do it — that is why the general public is easily duped with any story that goes with the photo.
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MetLife has settled some cases with its own customers who were duped by the D.L.G. offer, but the current batch of lawsuits involves people who did not buy its insurance.
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The Brazilian market is particularly ripe for exploitation by those spreading misinformation: An Ipsos poll last year found that Brazilians were the most likely to be duped by fake news.
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Akorn shareholders who have seen the value of their shares evaporate in the face of alleged fraud want to settle for … more shares of the company that allegedly duped them?
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A federal magistrate judge on Friday ruled Cornell University must arbitrate its claim that a former co-plaintiff duped it into settling a gene-sequencing patent dispute with Illumina Inc.
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She said the same man had duped an Australian radio station into interviewing him but later admitted that he was not the ISIS commander, but a Kurdish immigrant to Scandinavia.
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Read more: Former congressman Joe Walsh says Sacha Baron Cohen 'duped' him into supporting arming toddlers with gunsThe former representative from Illinois is not the only Republican running in 2020.
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Bill and Fred took up a years-long battle against Charles and David, saying they were duped into taking the $1 billion and change and should be owed billions more.
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Yet the fact that she, too, was duped — and that the buyers would have been well advised to make their own inquiries — doesn't mean she bears no moral burden here.
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And the faded remnants of that sad spent force of American Hate go away feeling strangely powerful and relevant, chuckling with delight at how easily the "socialists" can be duped.
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Read More: A 'Fortnite' Cheat Maker Duped Players Into Downloading a Bitcoin Miner On December 11, Starbucks responded to Dinkin's tweet, acknowledging the issue and announcing that it's been resolved.
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Secretary of State Madeline Albright visited North Korea in 2000, only to learn in 2002 that the United States was being duped on the Agreed Framework from the get-go.
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One of the more troubling is the way the team doctor duped patients, parents and other physicians into believing that his "treatments" were medically appropriate, even after complaints were lodged.
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While no regulatory environment is perfect, some amount of oversight can make the markets function better by making the people you're trading with more confident that they aren't being duped.
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Too many Americans — in our contemporary, irrational belief that everyone must earn a four-year degree — have been duped into believing that every college in America is worth the investment.
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Lawyers for both women maintain were duped by a group of North Koreans, four of whom have been charged in relation to Kim's murder but have since left the country.
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We still remember the crowded theater we sat with opening weekend eagerly awaiting to see this film and how we all felt duped afterwards because the film was so bad.
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Even some of the world's richest people may get duped, according to newly unsealed documents in a lawsuit filed on behalf of investors in the failing blood-testing company Theranos.
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If you've been duped and accepted this as the truth — if you have, in other words, rebuffed the vast regional cuisine of South Texas — it's not too late for you.
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"Convenient how Trump flips from an all-powerful master negotiator to well-intentioned simpleton duped by Snidely Ryan at the drop of a hat," tweeted the conservative columnist Ben Shapiro.
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The Chinese are constructing and loaning money for the new railroad, but some say Kenya's leaders got duped: Kenya is spending at least $3.6 billion on the first leg alone.
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The Chinese are constructing and loaning money for the new railroad, but some say Kenya's leaders got duped: Kenya is spending at least $6.5 billion on the first leg alone.
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No hacker "has the system" connected to your Facebook account and if you follow the instructions associated with the hoax and message all of your contacts then you have been duped.
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Third-party ad servers that either don't vet ad submissions properly for the JavaScript components that could cause redirects, or get duped by innocent-looking ads that hide their sketchy code.
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The company linked hundreds of accounts to Russian propaganda efforts, informed nearly 700,000 users they got duped by foreign actors, and purged millions of bots and automated accounts on the platform.
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A popular narrative took hold that the British, the French, and the defense industry together had duped the United States into wasting its resources and the lives of its young people.
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The election was close enough that everything mattered, so it's certainly possible that white Catholics who were duped into believing that Pope Francis had endorsed Trump swung three crucial swing states.
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That's exactly what happened Tuesday, when a smattering of high-profile celebrities and public figures with a collective following in the tens of millions were duped by an old Instagram myth.
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Sacha Baron Cohen's new show pretty much marketed itself when people like Sarah Palin came forward to admit they had been duped by the comedian before the first episode even aired.
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Sarah Palin recently revealed she was "duped" by actor Sacha Baron Cohen, who disguised himself as a disabled U.S. veteran to interview her for his upcoming Showtime series, Who Is America?.
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If you've ever been duped by a phishing scam, you can feel a little less stupid about it today, because you've been joined in that sad club by Google and Facebook.
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According to Richard Howard of the Bangkok office of the International Labor Organization, less than ten percent of sex workers in Thailand are "trafficked"—duped, tricked, or forced into their circumstances.
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Many Indians are duped into offering themselves for work in farms, brothels, small shops and restaurants as security against a loan they have taken or a debt inherited from a relative.
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"We are being duped, and we have to negotiate better for our own interests," he told CNBC's Nancy Hungerford at the Credit Suisse Asian Investment Conference in Hong Kong on Tuesday.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... Brees purchased the stone as an investment from Vahid Moradi of CJ Charles jewelers in San Diego back in 2015 -- but says he was completely duped.
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Where she and Mr Frank disagree is over his central premise that such voters are being duped by an unholy alliance of Fox News, unscrupulous corporations and self-aggrandising Washington elites.
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Kelly and Baroni, both of whom testified in their own defense, said they were duped by Wildstein and his claim that the lane closures were part of a legitimate traffic study.
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Cher is suing a prominent billionaire and a health care company because she allegedly felt "duped" about the value of drug stocks in which she invested, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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He contended that prosecutors had cherry-picked emails to make it seem as though he knew trouble was afoot when, in fact, he was duped by the field investigators he'd hired.
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"I made it clear to him that he had been duped, as he was neither an artist nor a critic and was illiterate when it came to aesthetics," Mr. Neizvestny recalled.
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The 101 migrants say they were duped by a network of brokers in the central Bangladeshi cities of Tangail and Barisal, who transported them to Vanuatu via India, Singapore and Fiji.
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Spain's acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has been duped by a prank caller pretending to be Carles Puigdemont, the premier of Catalonia, according to a report from El Pais in English.
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You see, a large part of being a Misfits fan is coping with the maddening frustration derived from perpetually being duped by anything with the crimson ghost logo slapped on it.
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Jones and her son were roundly cast as villains -- and anyone who supported them, as a fool who'd been duped by the money-grubbing mother plying her child's pain for profit.
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Prostitution abolitionists say most are victims of human trafficking and have been lured, duped or forced into sexual slavery by pimps and traffickers, largely due to their poor socio-economic status.
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This can work well on small projects, but some homeowners who feel they have been duped on larger renovations advise against it and urge a more detailed schedule and payment plan.
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Not that he won't try to pin the economy's problems on others, most notably the Federal Reserve and the conduct of monetary policy, but I doubt most voters will be duped.
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"Game of Thrones" star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau claims he got duped into signing a deal that sucked money out of his pockets, but his former manager says he's forgetting some facts.
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Let me also bash their enablers — all those who were duped into believing their claims to be deficit hawks, or pretended to believe them in order to appear balanced and bipartisan.
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Lawyers for both women maintain they were duped by a group of North Koreans, four of whom have been charged in relation to Kim's murder but have since left the country.
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In that year, of course, Trevor-Roper was duped a second time, by the so-called Hitler Diaries, obvious forgeries that he sensationally declared — at least at first — to be genuine.
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But even lawmakers who were considering supporting Mr. Johnson's agreement said they worried they were being "duped," as Mr. Hammond put it, into voting for a no-deal Brexit in disguise.
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As far as he can tell, and based on what CNBC could confirm, Amazon was duped into shutting down the seller's key product days before the site's busiest shopping event ever.
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President Trump signed and delivered the 2 articles of impeachment against him ... to a guy who duped 45 into a very valuable autograph, which he's trying to hawk for big cash.
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They're being duped into voting for a man who they think is the most hawkish of Russia hawks, when all the while he's being maneuvered into betraying America to the Comintern.
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D'Andrade and three other indicted co-conspirators, who all told federal officials that Williams had duped them into aiding her scam, were sentenced to probation for their roles in the scheme.
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Yet it went on for 15 years, duped some of the world's most sophisticated collectors, brought down a 165-year-old New York gallery, and brought in more than $80 million.
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Lawyers for the two women have said they were duped by a team of North Korean agents, who tricked them into thinking they were taking part in a reality TV show.
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On another toy listing, two Amazon reviewers said they were duped into buying what they thought were Baby Yoda plush dolls, but which turned out to be older Yodas in disguise.
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Exposto had maintained that she was duped into carrying the bag with the drugs by a friend of her online boyfriend, who claimed to be a U.S. soldier serving in Afghanistan.
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A man wearing a $3,700 fake robot suit duped countless people into thinking he was a fully-functional dancing android at a big event celebrating Russian technological advancement earlier this week.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - British school children as young as seven are being exploited by criminal gangs and forced to deal drugs, with some duped into debt bondage, researchers said on Friday.
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Further, the fact that I have been duped so many times does not mean I am stupid or naïve, or falling down on the job of teaching character; it means I'm human.
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Many were duped by the Queen when an image flashed on the screen of Beyoncé holding what seemed to be Sir and Rumi Carter, in all of their beautiful plump baby glory.
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It came from an Italian immigrant in Iquitos named Francesco Mantuano, who said he had been duped into buying a logging concession for what he imagined would be a lazy jungle retirement.
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"Uber duped the media and public when it claimed to allow Jane Does 1-9 access to court two weeks ago," Jeanne Christensen, partner at Wigdor LLP, told Gizmodo in a statement.
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There are tales as long as my arm from fellow plus-size women who have been duped or tricked in this way and frankly, a discussion needs to be had about it.
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Benson advises shoppers to research the price of the larger sizes, as customers are often duped into buying overpriced smaller bottles and thinking they're scoring a deal because they come in sets.
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Being the internet and all, there's a chance we're being duped here, and the dog's owner is using a remote to turn off the Roomba when the pup puts its snout down.
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Although it seems highly probable that podcasts will be available on Google Play Music next week, this wouldn't be the first time a broadcaster has been seemingly duped by the streaming service.
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Dr Matthew Falder, 29, a geophysicist employed as a researcher at Birmingham University in central England, duped victims by masquerading as a depressed female artist on forums and mainstream online advertising websites.
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The person familiar with Platinum's history said that the firm has made thousands of investments and that in the few cases that generated negative attention, Platinum was duped by deceptive business partners.
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In eastern Pennsylvania, members of the Tri-Boro Soccer Club wondered how they had been so duped, but then met late into the night for weeks in a furious rally to survive.
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On the witness stand, the defendants said they had been duped by Mr. Wildstein, a self-confessed liar and political trickster, into believing that the closings were part of legitimate traffic study.
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Last year, Wish settled a class action lawsuit alleging that it duped customers by inflating the "original" prices of products on the site to make the deals look better than they were.
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And then Allie Conti stumbled upon this crazy widespread scam where folks are essentially getting ripped off for renting Airbnbs and then getting duped last minute when they got to the place.
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That downturn led to a decade of securities litigation because investors felt duped by the mortgage and finance industries, which created and sold the defective securities at the root of the crisis.
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Long (love) story short -- Offset duped Cardi into thinking he was having a health emergency, and then played it off for a few hours before coming clean with the brand new whip.
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But, of course, there are bottles of champagne worth cherishing, and if you&aposre going to go ahead and dish out, you want to make sure you&aposre not getting duped, right?
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The articles illustrated how people across the country were being duped by the promise of owning a home without realizing the hidden cost of repairs and sometimes overdue fines owed to municipalities.
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The city and state's consumer fraud laws will still allow adults who feel duped by the therapy to seek recompense, said Shannon Minter, legal director for the National Center for Lesbian Rights.
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Since his arrest, Mr. Kourani has maintained that many of the statements he gave the F.B.I. were false, and his lawyer has said his client was duped into cooperating with the government.
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Taylor Swift fans got duped hard into thinking she was following up her record-breaking single and music vid debut with a live performance, but someone pulled a fast one ... TMZ has learned.
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Watch the Vice News Documentary: Who Killed Alberto Nisman Fernández later said that Nisman had been duped into believing the allegations by a former Argentine spy chief who wanted to destabilize her government.
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But Virender Mohan Brar and his son Nitin Mohan Brar's most recent arrest came after an investor, Narender Saini, told police that he was duped into investing in a far more futuristic scheme.
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This bare-bones version of the cup game, featuring no switching or swapping, fully duped this poor pup for an entire minute before she finally found her tasty treat under the orange cup.
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Meanwhile, the female agent who killed Benny has paid a visit to Mr. Clark's home and duped him into naming the boys under the premise of starting up some Indiana A/V club.
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These seven projects join the previously announced adaptation of a New York Magazine article about how Anna Delvey duped people out of hundreds of thousands of dollars by posing as a German heiress.
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IN RECENT years Chinese consumers have been duped by misbranded, shoddy condoms; tainted alcohol; 40-year-old meat and, in 2008, contaminated baby milk that killed four children and landed 50,000 in hospital.
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Earlier this year, alongside Undecided co-star Davram Stiefler (both are part of the comedy duo Good Liars), Selvig duped the network into thinking the Trump campaign was handing out Nazi-like armbands.
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The reality show host, who popularized the phrase referring to people being duped into online relationships, immediately offered his services in tracking down the mystery man after learning of Dina's situation last week.
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If it's the latter, and you were duped into believing that the invasion of Iraq in 2003 was a good idea, maybe take a moment to reflect on what we're being sold today.
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DALLAS – Police say a 25-year-old man duped two Dallas high schools for nine months by posing as a 17-year-old student and Hurricane Harvey evacuee in order to play basketball.
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Every set piece snaps with uneasy tension, as Cohen tries to get away with more and more, and the audience waits to see if the target will figure out that they're being duped.
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I think Julie and I felt, probably like any other woman Toback had come on to and had made it seem like he was going to somehow help them, that they'd been duped.
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The driver duped the woman into believing that she had missed her bus and offered to drop her off at another bus depot, said a police spokesman, Ravindra Kumar, citing the victim's complaint.
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Countries should not be "duped" into borrowing from China through the Belt and Road Initiative, and should be looking for opportunities in India instead, says one firm critic of Beijing's flagship infrastructure project.
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The scheme ultimately duped those multibillion-dollar companies out of more than $100 million in total between 2013 and 2015, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York.
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To that point, Madoff's firm, which collapsed in 2008, duped pension funds, foundations, a philanthropy established by the Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel and wealthy individuals, such as actors Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick.
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Brewer is one of a number of GOP figures who have been duped on Cohen's controversial show, though her brief interaction with the Shopkins toy appeared less incendiary compared to other recent episodes.
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Former GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin said that she stormed off the set of "a bizarre, really embarrassing, humiliating interview" when she realized she was being duped by comedian Sacha Baron Cohen.
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FINRA released the following guidelines to help investors avoid getting duped: Walsh also recommended checking the SEC's list of trading suspensions to check whether the company has been deemed a threat to investors.
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He was finally let in when one of his team flashed the badge at the security guard, who nodded and smiled with the satisfaction of knowing he not been duped by a doppelganger.
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And it would be nice to know if science-curious people are reading "surprising" findings with a healthy dose of skepticism too, and aren't duped by every new flashy headline that comes along.
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The group is now on television in Florida with $1.75 million of fresh attack ads painting Trump as a fraud who duped working people out of their money through his controversial Trump University.
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She returned to her family home in Khartoum in April this year after her father said the marriage was canceled, but found she had been duped and preparations for the wedding were underway.
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Their defenders say they were duped into carrying out the attack and thought it was a prank, but Mr. Khalid said they had trained for it and practiced at two major shopping malls.
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Musk acknowledged under oath on Tuesday that he had been duped out of $52,000 by a man named James Howard, posing as a private detective and offering to dig up dirt about Unsworth.
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Per usual, the annual segment features video footage from parents who have duped their kids into thinking they're being raised by gluttonous monsters who would rob them of their fun-size Snickers and lollipops.
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The crux of the case revolves around whether the women intended to kill Kim or if they truly were scapegoats duped by North Korean agents into taking part in a high-profile political assassination.
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Hollywood is usually the one tricking the rest of the world under the guise of film magic, but it looks like Hollywood got duped on Wednesday night at the premiere of Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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"The SEC and state regulators have brought more than 90 crypto cases over the past two years," but have only managed to claw back about $36 million for duped investors, The Journal reports (subscription).
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Last month, for instance, a man in New Delhi duped Amazon by ordering expensive mobile phones 166 times and then asking for a refund after claiming that all he had received were empty boxes.
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Politicians, like former congressman (and alleged child support deadbeat) Joe Walsh and former Senate majority leader Trent Lott, are duped into appearing in a PSA about the benefits of teaching children to shoot guns.
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It's pretty cool ... Haddish plays a woman who calls the 'Catfish' guys up because she thinks her sister is getting duped, so it's like an episode of Nev's show playing out in the flick.
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"Let's not be duped by a messaging campaign that has been waged for years by the insurance companies to have you [believe] you need to defend them, you need to defend yourself," she said.
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Back in July, when conservatives all across the country started realizing they'd been duped by Cohen and frantically released statements in hopes of getting ahead of it, Palin came forward with her own story.
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If his challenge succeeds, he and all other duped members of this class would be "entitled to [Walmart's] wrongful gains, including interest, resulting from its unlawful, unjust and inequitable conduct" from mislabeling its beer.
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When Democrats insist that the electorate was duped by Russian meddling, media malpractice, Comey's pronouncements or Trump's lies they are displaying their disdain for the electorate's judgement and reinforcing the antipathy between the parties.
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"Catfish" follows Schulman and Joseph as they help people who believe they've been duped into having a relationship with a person they met on the internet who is not who they claim to be.
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Jourova, who sources said is due to meet again with Garcia on Thursday, has urged consumer groups to organize lawsuits based on allegations that VW duped consumers by promoting their cars as environmentally friendly.
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There are off-site bunkers, duped innocents and wild smear campaigns, including one that accuses a Democratic rival of trying to build a $600 million "Taj Mahal library" in honor of former Senator Arlen Specter.
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"There is a rumor being floated that I was 'duped' or 'pranked' by a 4Chan user re Kavanaugh," Avenatti, who has said he has a client with claims to make against Kavanaugh, tweeted Tuesday.
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The security breach is the latest scandal to hit Hong Kong's bitcoin market after MyCoin became embroiled in a scam last year that media estimated could have duped investors of up to $387 million.
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It is hard to see how ValueAct could have been unaware of Valeant's more aggressive strategies, unless it intended to claim that it was duped by management, a claim it has not made yet.
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You're laughing at the racists you believe to be flanking Trump's rallies, meaning you're laughing at the "poorly educated," meaning you're laughing at the poor—emotionally and fiscally—being duped by this orange huckster.
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The obvious parallels between this and the Donald Trump/Stormy Daniels imbroglio even resulted in some being duped by a satirical article in which Bakker claims Trump was simply "sharing the gospel" with Daniels.
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Malaysia is officially host to nearly 2 million migrant workers, though some estimates say millions more work in the country illegally, many the victims of trafficking who were duped with promises of lucrative pay.
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Sarah Palin, the former vice-presidential candidate, said on Tuesday in a lengthy Facebook post that she and one of her daughters were "duped" into apparently appearing on the British comedian's new TV series.
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Franklin Roosevelt supposedly once described a Nicaraguan dictator as "a son of a bitch, but he's our son of a bitch," and that may be how some Americans see M.B.S. But M.B.S. duped Americans.
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Some staff say they've been duped, however, and complained to Japan's securities regulator that it is a management buyout in disguise that would lead to mass divestitures and layoffs, according to the Financial Times.
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He has turned himself into a symbol of Americans' victimization, telling frustrated voters who crave easy answers that they're being pushed around by foreigners and duped by the condescending custodians of a dysfunctional system.
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"That was an absolute miss," Twitter general counsel Sean Edgett conceded when pressed on how Twitter handled @TEN_GOP, a high-profile Russian Twitter account that posed as the Tennessee Republican Party and duped Republicans.
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The real excitement is that Patel, who was also good as a duped assassin in last year's "The Wedding Guest," might get to do more in a movie than be a sidekick or symbol.
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Evidence at trial revealed that Shkreli had used stock and cash from publicly traded Retrophin to pay back the duped hedge-fund investors, who all ended up getting more than they had originally invested.
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I'm talking about children who are duped into using a sleek, high-tech USB-looking nicotine delivery device that contains [as much as] two packs of cigarettes [worth of nicotine] in a single pod.
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Sent to deliver the deed to a gold mine to a young woman who has inherited it from her father, Stan and Ollie are duped into handing over the document to the wrong person.
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Mr. Atilla's lawyers have tried to distinguish him from Mr. Zarrab, telling the jury that he had been duped and misled by Mr. Zarrab and other co-conspirators and never sought or took bribes.
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Schaepe, for what it's worth, claims he was duped — despite the complaint showing the parent of "Applicant 1" allegedly funneled over $600,000 in stocks to Singer by retaining at least some of his services.
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She was thoroughly duped by Billy Russo, the season's main villain, and had something of an anti-Midas touch, as any stakeout or plan she was involved in would end in death and disarray.
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I find it astounding that the news media's not picking up the fact that I totally duped the President & got in touch within in less than 29 hours while he was on Air Force One.
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Once there, it was clear they had been duped out of the experience promised by McFarland and his numerous celebrity endorsers—Ja Rule, Bella Hadid, Kylie Jenner—as a part of his elaborate ticket scam.
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Aisyah, 25, has said previously that she was duped into the attack, but Malaysian police say she and the other female suspect, a Vietnamese woman who also is in custody, knew what they were doing.
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Authorities said the two women from Vietnam and Indonesia who are accused of poisoning him said they were duped by North Korean men who told them it was a prank for a reality TV show.
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After Democracy Partners realized it had been duped and secretly filmed by an intern named "Angela Brandt," who was in fact Allison Maass, Windsor began preserving evidence for a million-dollar lawsuit against the group.
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The user is duped into thinking that their locations are no longer being recorded by Google, down to a warning from the company that some services might not work correctly if Location History is disabled.
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She said House Intel Chair Devin "Nunes is deeply compromised" and was "either duped or a willing stooge" for briefing Trump on how his team may have been caught inadvertently in surveillance of other targets.
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Police in Mumbai arrested the alleged mastermind behind a scam in which call-centre operators posed as officials from America's Internal Revenue Service and duped 15,000 Americans into paying unpaid taxes that they didn't owe.
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The Federal Trade Commission took action last October to shut down an asset-recovery firm in Florida that had duped consumers who had previously lost money on fraudulent investments in time shares or precious metals.
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MOGADISHU (Reuters) - An air strike in northern Somalia left as many as 22 soldiers dead overnight, local officials said on Wednesday, and one region said the United States had been duped into attacking its troops.
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" In a Tuesday statement, the commander of the government's south Aleppo operations said "it had become apparent Nusra Front duped the militant factions and dragged them with it into a grave violation of the truce.
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One issue is that people might feel duped if they suddenly see a contrarian perspective from an outlet on the far end of the political spectrum that they didn't realize they'd followed through a Topic.
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Don't get duped: How to avoid post-Harvey charity scams In Victoria, southwest of Houston, about a dozen volunteers from the Christian relief organization Samaritan's Purse are rebuilding Mary Martinez's home, hard hit by Harvey.
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Still, in the days since Mueller's sentencing memo, Flynn has fanned the flames around the idea that he was duped into lying by federal prosecutors, who capitalized by squeezing him to turn on the administration.
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"One of the things that's awesome about America is that people hate being duped," a senior official in Coats' office told a gathering of journalists after Coats addressed around 180 members of the office's staff.
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Early Friday morning: Trump goes on Twitter, to, uh, well: Wow, Crooked Hillary was duped and used by my worst Miss U. Hillary floated her as an 'angel' without checking her past, which is terrible!
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But he is trying to persuade prosecutors, and me, that he was an unwitting assassin, duped by the two mysterious handlers he met at the Vienna Cafe, men he knew only as Philipp and Maksim.
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Still, the stream of Egyptian petitions continued for some months, many marked by a conviction that Wilson could not have willingly betrayed the Egyptian cause and must therefore have been duped by the wily British.
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It was after that scoundrel Hans leaves Anna to freeze to death, and she sings the moving song "True Love," in which she blames herself for being duped into believing in a fairy tale romance.
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Li Wenxing, the young man found dead in a pond, was duped by a posting for an $800-a-month position as a Java programmer at the Tianjin branch of a real Beijing technology company.
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One company, Central Coast Nutraceuticals, duped victims out of $80 million by signing them up for subscriptions for weight loss and colon cleanse pills with acai — but some of its pills didn't even contain acai.
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Hard to tell if this is the real McCoy, or if it's just more trolling in the name of Sacha's show -- which has already duped the likes of Sarah Palin and countless other GOP officials.
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The attorney for a woman charged with using a fake feel-good story involving a homeless veteran to allegedly scam people into donating more than $400,000 to a GoFundMe campaign says she was duped into participating.
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No one dies in this video, which is honestly kind of misleading, but I think every now and then we can all afford to be gently duped by a group of friends having a fun time.
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However, prosecutors believe they have more than enough proof against Holmes and ex-Theranos President Sunny Balwani, her ex-boyfriend, saying that the two knowingly duped patients into relying on faulty means of gathering lab results.
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"What ends up happening is consumers are duped into thinking they're receiving a great bargain through a fictitious price comparison, so they stop doing the research or internet search and they purchase that item," Patten said.
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Answering an ad seeking a babysitter for a 7-year-old, Billie discovers she's been duped: Gene is of age, outfitted with an ankle monitor and in need of an adult guardian during her house arrest.
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It always makes for an awkward encounter, and both times I felt a strange sense of misplaced guilt, like I was somehow complicit in their actions, or that it was somehow my fault for being duped.
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The FBI agents rapidly ruled out huge batches of messages that weren't work-related, "de-duped" thousands of emails they'd seen before, and isolated the relative few — about 6,000, according to Comey — that required individual scrutiny.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A growing number of internet companies are banning cryptocurrency advertising, fearing reputational damage if their users are duped or left penniless, even as regulators struggle to get to grips with the fast-emerging industry.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Special taskforces have been established in India to help stop women from being duped by doctors into having unnecessary hysterectomies that cause debt bondage and enslave families, the country's health ministry said.
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It is hard to see how ValueAct wouldn't have been aware of some of Valeant's more aggressive strategies, unless it intended to claim that it was duped by management, a claim it has yet to make.
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I always wondered if this was based on the super eerie 1997 case of French scammer Frederic Bourdain who duped an American family into believing he was their long-lost son who went missing years earlier.
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The term "n*****fish" is an amalgam of the highly offensive n-word and "catfish," a term all social media-addicted millennials use when they've been duped into believing someone isn't who they appear to be.
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He said Mr. Wildstein had duped him into believing the lane closings were a legitimate traffic study, one that was important to the governor, and had baldly lied to him that there was no punishment involved.
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On the stand, Mr. Baroni and Ms. Kelly insisted that Mr. Wildstein duped them into believing the lane closings were part of a legitimate Port Authority traffic study, but prosecutors called that story a cover-up.
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If you've been swindled or duped in the past, you'll know how important it is to monitor against online security risks, especially during the holiday sales period when we're spending more time and more money online.
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Malcolm Marmorstein's now battling 2 of his 4 kids in court over his living trust ...which he claims they duped him into altering so his wife will be left out in the cold after he dies.
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And sadly, there was the 2009 tragedy near Khost, Afghanistan, in which a Jordanian physician duped his handlers into thinking he would deliver Zawahiri before detonating a bomb that killed five CIA officers and two contractors.
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The event ignited a firestorm of criticism not only from his Democratic opponents but also journalists, who were incensed that they had been duped into essentially giving the candidate free air time to promote his campaign.
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Now these same agents of disinformation are banking that the American people will continue to be duped; that we'll believe that there was no undermining of the election by Russia, WikiLeaks, the FBI and immoral opportunists.
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"I think a lot of us were in denial" Much of the attention to date has rightly focused on the ways in which Theranos and Holmes duped investors and patients whose health was put at stake.
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Prosecutors say that Shkreli, 34, duped investors into putting money into his two hedge funds, misled them about the awful performance of those funds, and then used stock and cash from his new drug company Retrophin.
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"We've chatted with customers who purchased other products they found on the internet and felt they were duped because those products didn't contain the stated amount of CBD, or contained trace amounts of THC," says Moxey.
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In Madonna's case, the pop legend was duped by a tweet claiming that Italians had broken out into song with her 2019 single "I Rise," a song that hasn't even cracked the charts in that country.
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Katy Perry feels bad for the sap who got duped into thinking he was dating her for 6 years -- but the way she reached out to him might rub a lot of people the wrong way.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Kanye West fan on Monday sued the rapper and the streaming service Tidal claiming they duped users into subscriptions based on the promise of being the exclusive outlet for West's latest album.
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One thing is certain, this president is not going to be duped into sending cash loads of, or cargo planes full of cash like Bill Clinton did in the 245s promising they&aposll never get nuclear weapons.
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I think it&aposs hilarious that Sacha Baron Cohen duped me into an interview and got some of my colleagues to say some bizarre things, but he came into our office and really it was quite deceptive.
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Instead, the agency conducted a quiet campaign to bolster its cyberattack story with the aid of friendly and easily duped reporters, chiefly by spreading word of an earlier cyberattack that its own security staff say never happened.
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KATHMANDU (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Nepal said it will investigate a report claiming poor women are being trafficked and duped into selling their skin to be used for penis and breast enlargements in the global cosmetic surgery market.
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Elizabeth Holmes first rose to prominence in 103 as the CEO of healthcare start-up Theranos, but the entrepreneur became infamous about 210 months later, after being charged with an "elaborate years-long" fraud having duped millions.
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Today, all that remains of the company is the shameful memory of a founder who duped the world into believing her falsified claims — a memory that will, hopefully, serve to prevent others from meeting the same fate.
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Sarah Palin and her daughter had a few choice words for Sacha Baron Cohen after the former Republican vice-presidential candidate claimed the comedian "duped" the pair into an interview by posing as a disabled U.S. veteran.
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A decade ago, some pundits like Thomas Frank speculated that Republican voters were being duped: They voted for politicians on cultural issues, but the politicians were more interested in economic policies that would hurt their own base.
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Given how many people he's duped through the marketing of his own name, it's no surprise that Donald Trump thinks solving one of the most devastating health crises comes down to a few good signs and commercials.
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In 2017, Ahok was sentenced to two years in prison for blasphemy after telling voters they should not be duped by religious leaders using a passage from the Quran to say that non-Muslims couldn't lead Muslims.
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Detailed allegations in the lawsuit indicate that by having high speed traders in the pool, the bank bolstered its trading-related profits, albeit at the expense of investors who had been duped into believing they were safe.
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The Osundairo brothers cooperated with authorities, testifying before a grand jury, before Smollett was charged with multiple felony counts alleging the actor duped the Chicago police into believing he had been the target of a hate crime.
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In the newest trailer, which dropped today, Lisbeth is busy being her mean self (she has tattoos, a mean haircut, and wears leather!) when she is duped by a man who recruits her for a decoy task.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Friday threw a bone to a New York man whose lawsuit claims Nestle Purina Petcare Co duped dog owners into thinking its Beggin' treats are made mostly of real bacon.
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Its first ad will feature a man named Bob, who the group says paid $35,000 to Trump University and he says "I was duped by the Donald" and lists promises he said were not kept by Trump.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged two New York men with fraud after they duped investors out of millions they said would go to buying and reselling tickets to the musical "Hamilton," the SEC announced Friday.
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Two of the new victims had stories almost identical to those of Victims A and B—from being duped into traveling with him, to the beatings and rapes, down to having their teeth filed down into fangs.
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But it can also be newsworthy if the president removes an ambassador because he's been duped by a campaign of lies being pushed by corrupt foreign officials — which is what Yovanovitch's defenders (and Yovanovitch herself) believe happened.
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All this makes for a very odd picture, one that purports to care about the women Bundy duped — including Carole Ann Boone (Kaya Scodelario), who married him and had his daughter — while simultaneously marveling at their gullibility.
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Most of all, they say, they worry that Ms. Collins, despite her good intentions, is getting duped by Republican leaders eager to notch their first major legislative victory since assuming control of Congress and the White House.
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But in 2015, the United States authorities revealed that Volkswagen had duped consumers by rigging its vehicles to pass emissions tests: Software cut emissions during tests in a controlled environment but turned off under normal driving conditions.
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After his Atlantic City casinos went bust, he successfully duped a bunch of mom-and-pop equity investors out of their money to get out of debt and had them pay him a salary for the privilege.
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Kansas told the story of working-class Americans who had, in Frank's telling, been duped by Republicans who promised they would fight against abortion and gay rights, but instead delivered deregulatory policies that hurt the working class.
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New York (CNN)For years ExxonMobil duped shareholders about the serious threat its fossil fuels empire faces from the global crackdown on carbon emissions, according to a lawsuit filed on Wednesday by the New York Attorney General.
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In it, Mr. Tamogami claimed that Japan had been duped into attacking the United States at Pearl Harbor in 1941, in a plot he said was hatched by Communists inside the administration of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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As a mom, I have empathy for parents who aren't as privileged as I am, who may be duped by those who oppose GMOs and feel pressure to spend a premium on so-called non-GMO foods.
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Parts of the media, however, chose to read Gary's tale somewhat differently — as the story of the American public getting duped once again by another fly-by-night internet celebrity who let us down by being imperfect.
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"Faulkner and his co-defendants duped hundreds of people out of millions of dollars by intentionally and repeatedly lying about several aspects of the investments," the SEC said in the suit, filed in the Northern District of Texas.
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