"He added: "I'd probably have fallen for it to be honest.
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And each time, it seems, the president has fallen for it.
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Despite covering every Games since 1992, I had still fallen for it.
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That's great PR spin, and much of the media has fallen for it.
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He pretends he "feels for these kids," and the media has fallen for it.
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I might have fallen for it if I hadn't been messaging with T. all morning.
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Not only have I fallen for it, but also by purchasing Botox, I'm helping that culture thrive.
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Maybe you and I wouldn't have fallen for it, but a lot of people did along the way.
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" Yet, she added, "if the language had been less casual and more academic, I might have [fallen for it]!
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It's the kind of local lore that is perhaps best enjoyed over a Manhattan, by natives who surely would never have fallen for it. ♦
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This isn't the first time Trump has seemed like he's about to become a more mainstream and conventional political candidate—I've certainly fallen for it in the past.
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Brennan talks about the fact that it is more important to keep people from falling for the Qaeda ideology than it is to kill people who have fallen for it.
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The problem was that by offering any sort of warning about the "Momo challenge" at all, Craigavon police were precisely capitulating to panic and peer pressure: They had fallen for it.
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At least two counties are known to have received those emails: Alachua County in Florida and Mecklenburg County in North Carolina, though no county is publicly known to have fallen for it.
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She is not above Instagram bait at her institutions of high art or culture, or buying stuff, she emphasizes, and has eagerly fallen for it literally dozens of times, but this won't cut it.
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Most of the news media seems to have fallen for it, too, as the tone of most of the stories covering Trump's comments seem to indicate this could be the serious gaffe everyone was expecting Trump to make in this election.
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The whole line is about bold, elegant pieces in jewel tones and print, featuring luxe-feeling touches like gilded accents and fringe trim, and we have fallen for it so hard that we included it in our 100 Reasons to Love America.
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"Wilcha, Kristin; "IKEA's 'Lamp' Shines at Cannes Advertising Festival", Shoot, 27 June 2003. At the end of the shoot, one of the crew took the prop home. When Crispin Porter and Bogusky asked for it back, they received a note mimicking the commercial, which read: "See? you've fallen for it.
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Mary Griffiths, a Canberra resident, had fallen for it and persuaded Bourke to sell it to her. It was in a terrible state. Mrs Griffiths agreed to transfer the property to Trust ownership in return for the Trust spending $35,000 on it. She was to retain a life tenancy and intended to use it as a country retreat.
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As noted by Michael D. Nichols, MN 49 seems to show that "belief in an eternal, creator figure is a devious ploy put forward by the Evil One to mislead humanity, and the implication is that Brahmins who believe in the power and permanence of Brahma have fallen for it."Nichols, Michael D. (2019). "Malleable Mara: Transformations of a Buddhist Symbol of Evil," p. 70. SUNY Press.
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