Talking to constructors and solvers, I've noticed that dupes and near dupes are an area where there's a good deal of aesthetic disagreement.
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We've probably seen the last of Mississippi, and there was some grim humor in our final looks at Deirdre and Ben, the Southern sexual dupes who weren't dupes.
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Shop the best dupes for Meghan's chic dark lip, below!
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In general, dupes are avoided, even between clues and entries.
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That means that some 90 percent of all comments were dupes.
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Click ahead for the smoothing, firming, and hydrating serum's best dupes.
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Which affordable products are really good dupes for more expensive brands?
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If its leaders still back Trump, it's not because they're dupes.
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But make no mistake: The biggest dupes are anyone who watches.
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Hunting for these so-called "dupes" is entertaining but also potentially economical.
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Plus, these dupes will save your checking account a few bucks, too.
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They smeared Northerners sympathetic to reports of violence as dupes and effeminate.
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That said, American businesses are neither dupes nor victims in the process.
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And remember, when a comic dupes a politician, only the politician suffers.
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Farmers aren't backward dupes who are easily tricked into buying unnecessary technologies.
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Keep scrolling for five of the best ruched dress dupes Amazon right now.
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So I sifted through dozens of glittery drugstore finds in search of dupes.
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Sometimes dupes are terrible artists, leaving your base with hideous blobs of marble.
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Dupes come with generated names, but you can rename them whatever you like.
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As you grow your colony and develop their careers, dupes become valuable assets.
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So I put ten high-end products and their drugstore dupes to the test.
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Instead of being one of the dupes, you could be one of the mesmerists.
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Enter Narcan dupes (hear me out… "Notcan"?), the potentially hottest wellness accessory of 2020.
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Well, how else are you going to find drugstore dupes when you're in a pinch?
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Critics say the industry dupes its vulnerable customers into paying high fees and interest rates.
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He told me, these liberals, even the Democrats, buying his fake art, such dupes. Sad.
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The process required much trial and error, and dupes seemed determined to do me in.
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Users compare and contrast various formulas and study ingredient lists to try to identify cheaper dupes.
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The vultures of Britain's International Centre for Birds of Prey don't know it, but they're dupes.
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Why focus on the harm from conspiracy peddlers when you can boost traffic with enthusiastic dupes?
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DER: Hang on, EARPIECE dupes the PIECE in PUZZLE PIECE, so we probably can't use that.
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Black Mirror has a frustrating tendency to treat characters as mindless dupes seduced by blatantly creepy technology.
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These are not unfortunate dupes who got roped into something they didn't understand or didn't believe in.
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Unlike fast-fashion dupes that become fuzzy and worn-out, this crewneck won't pill after continued wear.
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Dupes will also regularly go offscript if you're a bad urban planner, which is a great motivator.
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To the Franklin commission, the question wasn't whether Mesmer was a fraud and his patients were dupes.
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Better yet, "BoJack Horseman" never stacks the deck by reducing more decent characters to dummies or dupes.
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Lawyers for both Korchevsky and Khalupsky told jurors that their clients had been unwitting dupes of the Dubovoys.
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They're called "dupes," and it's not necessarily a derogatory term in the way that "knockoff" is in fashion.
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Ahead, find a few dupes that are similar in color and formula — minus any of the bad vibes.
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And they're not spending valuable time at protests or risking arrest because they are dupes to fake news.
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PILLSBURY: I think they praise their own strategy that as they say they have ... LEVIN: Are we dupes?
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GIELLA Custom Blend Cosmetics in New York City creates dupes of makeup based on shade, formula, and pigmentation.
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Instead the protesters are at best dupes, and at worst foreigner-loving race traitors, ashamed of being Chinese.
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We are not just innocent dupes or victims in this cataclysmic shift from being to appearing, he insisted.
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Some 68% of the Dupes also bought counterfeits on purpose, whereas less than 6% of everybody else did.
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Compared to other dupes I've used, this one is a triple threat — it brightens, conceals, and color-corrects.
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We love found these dupes on Amazon that will add the same playful and whimsical effect to your nursery.
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Great at blending and doesn't have that cheap, rubber feel that a lot of other beauty blender dupes have.
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I try to buy dupes if I run out before then and use eye shadow I bought from Marshall's.
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"They call their neighbors who vote conservatives into office stupid, uninformed, dupes and deplorables," Mr. Berger said of liberals.
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If you're as obsessed with her comfy slip-ons as we are, we suggest scooping up these dupes ASAP.
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Dupes, money, fools — Putin has assembled a constellation of Americans who chant anesthetic mood music: Russia is our friend.
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So, we decided to test them ourselves and see how the company's dupes really measure up to the original versions.
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To find out, I decided to put seven high-end products and their seven drugstore dupes to the ultimate test.
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People are even getting crafty, and attempting to make their own remarkably convincing dupes for a fraction of the cost.
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As the relationship flourishes, the kindly man dupes the lonely mother into installing an information-sucking virus at her workplace.
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We thought so, too, before silicone alternatives and finger-hugging dupes in varying sizes started coming out of the woodwork.
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And as always, we assumed we'd never quite know the exact shade and have to dig for the best dupes.
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Assad delivered a hard-line speech deriding the protesters as dupes of a foreign-backed plot to destroy the country.
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I dive deep into Reddit threads on similar perfumes and end up on a U.K. website known for making scent dupes.
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As fans and beauty lovers immediately began to search for Kyshadow dupes, they discovered one that looks a little too similar.
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I hate to say we were dupes, we didn&apost understand the consequences of building up another power to surpass us.
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Normally when Jimmy Kimmel dupes people into believing something incredibly far-fetched, we laugh and groan and marvel at their ignorance.
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When morale dips too low, dupes exhibit "stress reactions," which can be everything from vomiting to binge eating to excessive crying.
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So, naturally, we've scoured the world wide web for dupes of Hails' bachelorette dress, and we come bearing gifts for all.
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Mais c'est d'un œil goguenard que les Algériens observent cette comédie, qui est loin d'être achevée ; ils ne sont pas dupes.
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Soriano recommends testing out designer brands in a department store and then trying to find color and texture dupes at the drugstore.
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After a bit of Googling, I was back in the realm of Chaucer, except in this case, the husbands are no dupes.
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You can find dupes of cult classics, stalk the stores for sales, and even join a club for round-the-clock discounts.
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In this instance, the problems came together: An Amazon merchant sold dupes of genuine probiotics made by Align, a Procter & Gamble brand.
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These false friends may fool each other and some well-intentioned dupes, but most of us recognize it when we see it.
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I'm hoping for expansions that will give my dupes new landscapes to roam, swanky outfits to wear, and fluffy creatures to ranch.
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What if this was all one never-ending public disinformation operation—some psychological warfare scheme to make the Soviets look like dupes?
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An increasingly affluent society was excoriated as soft, degenerate and vulnerable, while Americans were called (by other Americans) flabby and gullible dupes.
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While the original, high-quality blender is hard to imitate, shoppers tend to look for dupes due to its whopping $20 retail price.
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In the ad, the company dupes some of its customers into thinking they must pay higher prices for faster delivery of their burgers.
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This suit could have wider implications in the beauty industry, which is rife with copycat products thanks to a robust cottage industry of dupes.
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Ahead, click through to see the pieces we've already added to cart, including one pair of leggings that could be dupes for Kim Kardashian's.
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For every $45 aquamarine eyeliner you can buy on the internet, there's at least five drugstore dupes that are rallying for your attention instead.
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Each side of the argument saw the other as out of touch and vaguely foreign—shills of evil corporations or dupes of clueless NGOs.
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Figures the new grid would contain a TOO dupe, then — though, I've never actually been bothered by small dupes like that in the fill.
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Sirk puts no particular emphasis on the ridiculous ease with which Vidocq dupes and manipulates others — it is simply the way of the world.
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Elites are distrusted and disliked not because Americans are bumbling dupes prone to demagogic blame-shifting, but because elites are indeed genuinely blame-worthy.
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And there's a whole history of us being made dupes by this particular crowd, and some of them, in some cases, by individual people.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't mention its steep $27 price-tag — that being said, it's a worthwhile investment compared to low-quality dupes.
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Citizens intuitively grasp that we're not helpless dupes in the face of clever arguments or high-tech ads, though we may suspect our neighbors are.
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The brand-new company sells dupes of some of the best-selling products on the market, like MAC lipsticks and Anastasia Beverly Hills highlighter palettes.
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I played the game before a jobs system was established, which meant I had to constantly pause the game to delegate tasks to individual dupes.
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Like dupes in a grand social-psychology experiment, Jacob and his parents did as everyone else was doing, and stood by the car in silence.
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In the vein of past gimmicks, Sacha Baron Cohen adopts different personas in this seven-episode series and dupes unsuspecting politicians, public figures and others.
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One set of talking points sent to Alliance groups, written by Alliance director Lisa MacLean*, hinted darkly that Bauman and CarbonWA were dupes for oil companies.
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Like every tribune of the dirty right, Mr Trump thinks his voters are dupes: that is why he panders and lies to them without a qualm.
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The internet's obsession with dupes is proof of that: A cheaper replica of that $30 lipstick everyone loves is hardly more than a Google search away.
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Put another way, Mr Trump told his supporters that doubting him makes them dupes of the elites, while believing him uncritically is a mark of sophistication.
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But in the end, it seems as if the Qataris were less villains than dupes, drunk on natural-gas money and blind to its fatal consequences.
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And the Russian leader is surely pleased to have won a significant geopolitical victory with so little effort and with so much help from American dupes.
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While it's true that they are essentially dupes, lured by the noble ruse of rescuing Bernard into cleaning up a billionaire's mess, Adams avoids passing judgment.
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They say the president is a menace now, and see no merit in delaying the moment when his voters finally grasp that they are a demagogue's dupes.
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But you'll also find cult indie masks, impressive product dupes, trendy bath bombs, and even a hair-zapping device that's a best-kept-secret among beauty editors.
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While the SiliSponge itself is sold out, Cosmopolitan reports that bra inserts — you know, the ones that give your breasts a little extra lift — make excellent dupes.
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The dupes, in chronological order of their transgressions, are Kevin McClain (Travis Tope), DeMarcus Tillman (Melvin Gregg), Jenna Hawthorne (Kiah Stern), and teacher Matthew Gesualdi (Isaac Lamb).
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Those poor dupes are just shown in the kitchen or the living room, as the screen displays what they drank, like court testimony after a frat hazing.
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How does Sara, whom Kreizler also dupes (reasons unclear), figure out that same thing in turn, arriving at the reservoir just in time to save their lives?
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At the end, no longer the obedient lap dog, he dupes those same handlers and uses Greg's purloined documents to take a kill-shot at his father.
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As a couple (platonic, though the movie hints at more) the two have brass and guile, transforming the men around them into hapless victims or witless dupes.
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When you consider the Twitter bots, the Facebook ads, the phishing expeditions, the password hacks, the phone scams and the deepfakes, we are a nation of dupes.
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Using 16 different credit cards, the teacher would buy the bags, bring them home, swap them for counterfeit dupes, and return those bags to make back the money.
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But the evasive artist, who hasn't revealed her true identity and usually wears a bearded mask in public, has only recently been claiming credit for her elaborate dupes.
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Seeing as how there are plenty of dupes out there that are just as good as the originals, we're going to go ahead and give him this one.
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Starting at just $24, these red mini dresses are perfect dupes for Reese's stunning Alexander McQueen number, all at affordable prices no matter what your budget may be.
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When ColourPop first arrived on the scene with its $6 Kylie Lip Kit dupes and $5 pigmented shadows, we knew the brand was going to be a hit.
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The dramatic scene between Chloe and the man she dupes into a faux-incestuous liaison lasts little more than a page, and the language throughout is curiously chaste.
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"Crooked" opens at a cheap hotel banquet room where Michael (Rich Sommer), who bills himself as a psychic, is telling his dupes tales of their dead loved ones.
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Either there is now compelling evidence that the president committed a serious abuse of power, or the nation's leading press outlets are dupes for a vindictive, misleading story.
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"We might be cast as Russian agents or as Russian dupes but we have been organizing for a long time," said Andrew Batcher of the activist group Smash Racism.
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It's very easy to make a mistake that forces your dupes to shower in pee water, infects everyone with food poisoning, or suffocates the entire colony in their sleep.
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They pop up via Instagram pages like DupeThat (which has more than 1 million followers) and popular makeup review blogs like Temptalia, which has a whole section devoted to dupes.
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Still, we probably spend more time than we're willing to admit trying to track down dupes of Hadid-approved styles that have yet to make it into Tommy x Gigi.
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But in the early aughts, the magazines started diversifying their coverage of Hollywood's leading Jens and Bens with stories on the romantic dupes and plastic surgery nightmares of reality television.
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Your dupes have adorable, multipurpose ray guns that can mine resources from the environment in a two dimensional grid, where each dig yields a resource in a Minecraft like way.
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I played before there was a good priority system for tasks, which meant dupes would do high priority dig tasks rather than save themselves from starvation by eating available food.
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But Russia is just one influence in a whole ecosystem of modern pressures: lobbyists, drugs, Facebook, covert agents, dark money, foreign agendas, dupes and double agents, fake news, bribes, threats.
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I liked the above-mentioned theme entries, as well as RAMRODS and AXL ROSE, but we also have HAD ON and THROW ON, which are, if not dupes, pretty close.
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One of the characters works, briefly, at a sleazy company that dupes its customers into signing away control of their investments so that the firm can churn their accounts. 2.
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However, the app itself worked as promised – it found hundreds of dupes and thousands of updates for my disaster of a contact list, and was otherwise quick and easy to use.
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The president's more fundamental error is to see trade as a zero-sum game, in which exporting is for winners (or cheats, if they are foreign) and importing is for dupes.
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Whether the national security mission justified this manipulation of the professoriate can be debated, but there's little doubt that most academics would have balked at being dupes in a CIA scheme.
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You can use a "microbe musher" to smash a few into a vile "liceloaf" nutrition bar, which your dupes will hate eating—but you're going to feed it to them anyway.
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The unlikely campaign takes the form of a video: In it, the company dupes some of its customers into thinking they must pay higher prices for faster delivery of their burgers.
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The dupes who fall for satirical stories from The Onion will be fooled by deepfakes, and the scrupulous people who care about the truth will find ways to detect and debunk them.
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My dupes have eaten dinner in a clogged outhouse; suffocated while harvesting plants; stress vomited while running on a wheel style generator; cried while ranching because I built the graveyard too nearby.
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In any case, he's a happy-creepy reminder that Mr. McDonagh can still work his double-edged, sinister magic on a stage, making breathless, alarmed and deeply satisfied dupes of us all.
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The vegan leather ballet flats can be worn straight out of the box (no breaking in required!), according to owners, and look like expensive designer dupes despite their under-$20 price tag.
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One thing to know: The products ahead are not dupes; rather they're meant to direct you to the best drugstore options based on the higher-end things you already know and love. Bonus?
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This is, in its own staid way, just a step away from Bernard Manning and the rest of the celeb-dupes who happily rambled on about Cake and Clarky Cat on Brass Eye.
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The implicit idea is that Trump's voters aren't motivated by genuine political disagreement about race, but are just dupes voting for the wrong candidate because they're too dumb to Google his tax plan.
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Dupes also have distinct preferences, aversions, and ailments, like the "trypophobe," who absolutely refuses to be a miner, or the narcolept who will randomly fall asleep in the middle of doing a task.
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But — because we're scrappy (and strapped for cash) — instead of instantly adding to cart, we hunted down all the expensive-looking furniture to decor dupes that we could find for cheap on Amazon.
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Then Fiona Hill, the Russia expert formerly on the National Security Council, gave a stark warning to congressional Republicans that they risked becoming dupes to Russian propaganda being peddled by the president himself.
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I've spent a lot of time on Reddit, makeup forums, blogs, and social media searching for dupes and tried a bunch of products on my own, always with an eye out for good alternatives.
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Over the past few weeks, I've tested dozens of lipsticks in search for dupes to my favorite TF hues: Bruised Plum (a deep berry with a satiny finish) and Dominic (a deep, matte red).
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In Mr. Yiannopoulos's telling, liberals were dupes and hypocrites, so blinded by glib multiculturalism that they could not even admit how dangerous Islam was to gay people, like the victims of the Orlando massacre.
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It's tone: When the loudest voices on the left talk about people on the right as either beyond the pale or dupes of their betters, it is with an air of barely concealed smugness.
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In the beauty community, dupes are products that are similar to each other, and are useful to know when one product is prohibitively more expensive than another (or if it's sold out or discontinued).
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While Reagan's legacy will be helping to tear down communism and that wall, Trump's legacy will be turning Republican lawmakers into dupes assisting Russia as it undermines our democracy — and democracy around the world.
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Joseph McCarthy, assisted by attorney Roy Cohn, who became a mentor to Donald Trump, made allegations — unsullied by evidence or ethics — that the federal government had been infiltrated by communists, fellow travelers, and dupes.
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Budget brands frequently manufacture their own versions of high-end makeup products and sell them at lower prices, and beauty bloggers and lifestyle publications often round up the best dupes for in-demand cosmetics.
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Some Cubans express pity for the Cuban-American duo, seeing them as dupes of the Miami-based diaspora, which is traditionally hostile to Cuba's government (though it is warming to the idea of better relations).
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The other side: That subset of consumers — call them the Dupes — are also much more likely to deliberately seek out and buy counterfeit goods (as seen in the bottom set of bars in the chart).
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" In "Brighton Rock," the gangster Pinkie requires complicit silence and a sort of vampiric transfusion from Rose, the girl he dupes: "What was most evil in him needed her: it couldn't get along without goodness.
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But Copy Cat Beauty markets its launches as exact dupes of high-end makeup, ranging from Urban Decay Naked palette knockoffs to M.A.C lipstick replicas, which is viewed as a controversial move in the beauty industry.
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The bombing of Avianca Flight 203, the worst of Escobar's presumed atrocities, in which 110 people died, is shown to be the work of an unwitting suicide bomber, whom Escobar dupes into taking a bomb aboard.
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"People feel like fools, they feel like dupes and they feel deceived," said Michelle Bearden, a 22013-year veteran of The Tribune who was laid off in 213.3 and keeps in close touch with former colleagues.
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And while there's a grotesque comedy to Herold's gang of dupes and opportunists as it trundles from one atrocity to another, the script's emphasis on the transactional nature of power is too chilling to encourage chuckles.
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Indeed, she and David and the devil himself appear to merge when she successfully dupes him into attacking his own girlfriend while she's possessing the body of his enemy, the curly-haired telepath called the Eye.
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As do the actual NASA employees who appear onscreen, unwitting dupes of Mr. Johnson and his crew, who schmoozed their way into the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in Texas under the guise of making a documentary.
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And when I was introduced to Korean skin care, it was through a brand called Missha whose products were considered duplications (or dupes in beauty parlance) of brands like SK-II but at a cheaper price point.
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It is on him that that the American people are being treated like dupes by a president who lies to them in order to implement misguided policy only to placate the likes of Anne Coulter and Sean Hannity.
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The citizenry's ignorance of how our government is designed to function, of our history, of world affairs, of basic economics and, not least, of critical thinking makes dupes of even our those who, on paper, enjoyed impeccable educations.
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In classic fashion, the medium has become the message—the mere fact that the Islamic State has infected Twitter, itself one of our chief objects of wonder and mystification, dupes us into giving its brand far too much credit.
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Whatever their purpose, the AI's dupes spent their time running around inside a simulation thinking they were living at the turn of the 21st century, back when most people thought A.I. was just a so-so Steven Spielberg movie.
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The Clinton campaign, however, maintained that the same conclusion should apply to the hacked Podesta emails and repeatedly accused the Trump campaign of relying on Russian assistance and the media of operating as essentially unwitting dupes of a Russo-Trumpian plot.
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Actually, at the heart of "The Art of the Deal" lies a more subtle point about human nature: that some of the most profitable bargains are struck not with passive dupes, but with partners who are complicit in their own manipulation.
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But right now it feels as though the show is settling in for the long haul, and it could be hard to engage with characters like Brent when they're so clearly dupes being slotted into a particular role in an experiment.
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Sadly, it is becoming more and more common to hear both domestic students and university staff voicing mistrust of Chinese students tout court, assuming they must all be politically brainwashed dupes at best or at worst, sleeper agents of the party.
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Set in the unremarkable year of 1973, this film follows not a Misunderstood Teenager™, but a precocious nerd—a severely unhip Kevin McCallister—who dupes adults into believing in his knowledge of the world and validity as a person.
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The GOP nominee has built his career on the belief that those he works with, from small businesses, to those purchasing condos in buildings he licenses his name to, to the federal government, are dupes to be taken advantage of.
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So the charging documents in the Brown case positions the banks as unwitting dupes of the scheme, a reversal from the consistent determination by agents in the field that they were fully aware of and in fact responsible for the situation.
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TikTok could potentially be liable if lots of users are directing other users to the sales of dupes, she said, and she said if users have an affiliate relationship with the sellers of counterfeit goods, they could also potentially be liable.
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PitchBook sent us over a list of 168 U.S.-based VC firms that raised funds sized at between $15 million and $99 million between 2012 and 2016 (it actually sent us a few more, but we removed any dupes with the prior list).
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"A hacker could easily use the secondary advertisement space to display a link that redirects the user and dupes them into installing a provisioning profile or a new certificate that ultimately allows for a more malicious app to be installed," said the researchers.
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Bugliosi's story has since been found to have plenty of holes in it — but his account of the Manson girls as submissive dupes whom Manson could use as sexual bartering chips became the way the country talked about the girls going forward.
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The "Raising the Future" shirt is one of Roberts's best-selling products; she has sold hundreds of shirts to customers, most of whom are based in the US. Infuriated, Roberts posted the Old Navy dupes to Instagram, lamenting about being copied by a huge brand.
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But that decision still imposes on me an added responsibility to pay homage to those who did serve — not to succumb to the insults of "baby killers" or the patronizing perception of volunteers as dupes, but to recognize that we are in their debt.
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We learn the backstory of Darlene, who returns to North Carolina only to lie to her former friends that she is a model in New York; in the process, she dupes a young waitress into coming north on the bus to join the trade.
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Other videos show how TikTok users actually make do-it-yourself designer dupes; whether that's sewing and styling shirts to look like they come from Brandy Melville, or actually painting or ironing on Lululemon or Chanel logos to make them look like the real thing.
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The narrative inadvertently casts American presidents, generals, diplomats, spies and others who have been part of the war effort as credulous dupes and casts poor light on the American military, stuck in a quagmire despite having the world's most advanced weapons and largest financial resources.
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Minerva Labs, a cybersecurity startup that came out of stealth in January, has presented a technique that dupes malware into thinking it is constantly in a hostile environment, thus convincing it to avoid unpacking and executing its malicious payload for fear of being detected and blocked.
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Initially one of Dr. Vlad's dupes, Fidelma evolves into O'Brien's most resourceful heroine as she throws off her very identity to live amid the homeless in London and to remake herself by painful degrees (chambermaid, dog kennel worker) into a woman strong enough to help others.
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If they are not treating collectors, critics and dealers as a bunch of pseuds and dupes — Ms. Reza's "Art," which debates the merits of an all-white painting, is a classic of the genre — then they usually revolve around the doubters' two favorite themes: forgeries and thefts.
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David Reaboi, The Federalist A president and his minions who boastfully prevaricate and treat those of us in the public and the media as dupes, or an opposing-party candidate who, while espousing some objectionable views in an even more objectionable manner, nevertheless does so openly and truthfully?
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And despite his previous criticism of the U.S. stance toward Cuba, Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., the congressman for whom the Hotel Theresa's cross street is now named, felt snubbed by Castro and upstaged by his theatrical visit, warning that Harlem residents were not "dupes" easily manipulated for public relations purposes.
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There are few sitcom hijinks in On Becoming a God in Central Florida, and the ones that exist are immediately exposed as terrible ideas — the comedy comes instead from watching its characters expose themselves as dupes in thrall to the various myths that fuel the dream of FAM's invisible millionaires.
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"Although this blind sedition was so small that a portion of the police force was able to nip it in the bud... you can rest assured that your comrades in the Islamic Republic's army would be ready to confront the dupes of the Great Satan (United States)," Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi was quoted as saying.
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Max Frost, a 20143-year-old rock musician (Christopher Jones, star of the short-lived TV series "The Legend of Jesse James"), dupes a pandering, 37-year-old senator (Hal Holbrook, hair combed over his forehead in the style of Robert Kennedy's) into supporting an amendment that would lower the voting age to 14.
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"Although this blind sedition was so small that a portion of the police force was able to nip it in the bud ... you can rest assured that your comrades in the Islamic Republic's army would be ready to confront the dupes of the Great Satan (United States)," Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi was quoted as saying.
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Once a respected political reporter in Iran who relocated to New York years ago, Alinejad works for US government–funded Voice of America and Radio Farda as a journalist, producer, and anchor, opening up those women who heed her calls and anyone who helps photograph or videotape them to charges of being dupes or spies for Washington.
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Some of it was off the record so I can't get into it, but the point is that there's kind of been an epidemic of this sort of thing where you have an intelligence source telling you something and it drives the story forward, sure, but we don't know whether we're being made dupes or not.
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Read more:Kate McKinnon's Elizabeth Warren takes on 'Donald Jacka-- Trump' on SNL's Weekend UpdateRuth Bader Ginsburg jokes about a senator who wanted her dead: 'That senator ... is now himself dead, and I am very much alive'Padma Lakshmi shares selfie from lavish dinner with Ruth Bader Ginsburg, where they 'sipped champagne' and dined on king salmon and cardamom ice creamKate McKinnon dupes New Yorkers into thinking she's Reese Witherspoon with her spot-on impression on 'Billy on the Street'
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Here are but a few of the choice cuts from this world of dupes and doppelgängers: Avril Lavigne was killed in 2003 and replaced with a clone or friend named Melissa Vandella, Taylor Swift is a clone of Satanic Priestess Zeena LaVey, Miley Cyrus died of an overdose and was replaced by the body double from this old concert clip, Beyoncé is an Illuminati clone made from her own stem cells, Eminem is an Illuminati clone, Andrew WK is a work of performance art being played by multiple people, Gucci Mane was cloned by the government while serving time in prison, Kanye West is also a clone (according to Nick Cannon).
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