She almost falls for it, and then, of course, realizes this.
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Since Beck is unaware of all of Joe's murderous tendencies, she falls for it.
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"We can optionally spoof people at the company to see who falls for it," he said.
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OWENS: Well, he just likes to troll the media and the media falls for it every single time.
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While the cruelty of parading these women's children in front of them is kind of unfathomable, the ambassador totally falls for it.
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That's one of the fake answers Jane Lynch gives the contestants in an exclusive clip from Hollywood Game Night – and unfortunately one of the stars falls for it.
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" Just when I thought we were making progress with JoJo, she totally falls for it and is like, "Ahh all right, here's the key to the fantasy suite!
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Any Democratic debater who falls for it and wins the nomination can count on a modern-day reprise of Bush's highly-effective Willie Horton advertisements that K.O.'d the "soft-on-crime" Massachusetts governor.
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If the target falls for it, the malware then downloads a second-stage payload, Unfortunately, the researchers couldn't analyze this second-stage malware because the server hosting it was already down, although it's been previously associated with phishing activities.
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But overall, the formula for rom-coms seems to be Person A likes Person B; Person B may or may not like them back; Person A lies about their whole inner life until Person B inexplicably falls for it.
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The Big Lie, as practiced by Richard Nixon—when he insisted he "scrupulously respected the neutrality of the Cambodian people" while bombing Cambodia—is a lie so huge that, usually, everyone falls for it because of the sheer audacity of the claim.
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Janelle Monáe stars in trailer for slavery horror movie 'Antebellum' Dolly Parton tells an elaborate 'origin story' about her breasts and everyone falls for it Emma Thompson answering random questions from little kids is hilariously adorable Stephen Colbert breaks down the latest 'explosive' impeachment testimony
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Orlando Bloom gets pranked by Katy Perry, totally falls for it *Extremely* needy dog can't handle owner petting cat Watch a kid reel in a 30-pound fish with her 'Frozen' mini pole Full-length 'Terminator: Dark Fate' trailer: more Arnie, more plot, more callbacks
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Dolly Parton tells an elaborate 'origin story' about her breasts and everyone falls for it Emma Thompson answering random questions from little kids is hilariously adorable Stephen Colbert breaks down the latest 'explosive' impeachment testimony Trevor Noah unpacks fifth Democratic debate, especially Joe Biden's egregious word choice
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Stephen Colbert getting taught rugby in New Zealand is hilariously painful 'Half-Life: Alyx' trailer reveals a VR story before the events of 'Half-Life 2' Janelle Monáe stars in trailer for slavery horror movie 'Antebellum' Dolly Parton tells an elaborate 'origin story' about her breasts and everyone falls for it
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Seth Meyers breaks down the 'insane' things Trump said about hurricanes, climate change, and Colombia this week 'Thor Ragnarok' director's Nazi satire 'Jojo Rabbit' gets ridiculous first trailer Man with missing tooth uses it to freak out of his friends Orlando Bloom gets pranked by Katy Perry, totally falls for it
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Dolly Parton tells an elaborate 'origin story' about her breasts and everyone falls for it Stephen Colbert breaks down the most absurd moments of the fifth Democratic debate Kristen Bell and the 'Frozen' cast literally stop traffic with a musical in the street Rainn Wilson gets quizzed on 'The Office' superfan Billie Eilish and crushes it
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Foghorn falls for it and sticks his head in the trunk finding nothing but a small hole. Foghorn muses that the hole is some kind of "peep show" and sticks his head inside, but Dawg has set up a miniature boxing ring on top of the tree trunk. Banty, ready to spar, uses Foghorn's head as a punching bag.
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Terrence grows closer to Sky and he pretends that Stingray's spirit was inside him. They end up having sex and he falls out with Charlotte over his actions. Sky becomes suspicious and lies about a trip she and Stingray were planning to take. Terrence falls for it and Sky angrily lashes out and hits him with a sugar dispenser.
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His gentler cousin, Craig Mellow, is forced into a war where he has to clash with a childhood friend, Tungata, who is a descendant of Bazo. A trap is laid by Tungata for Roland, who is killed when he falls for it. Craig is crippled when he loses a leg. It takes a long time for Craig and his lover to find happiness.
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He decides to bring Kamini to book, with the help of Tina and Kabira. Monty convinces Kamini to marry him. He shows her the actual papers of all properties of Ravi Varma by memory, and Kamini falls for it. They get married on register on stage at a show of Monty's, wherein Monty by song and act reveals to Kamini that he knows all about her treachery.
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Algernon is an old man who lives alone, having conversations with a porcelain cat and making things out of bones, for which he boils a neighbor's dead dog. He is visited by an old friend who is dying of ailments and thus commits suicide, leaving a million dollars in a suitcase. A woman claiming to be interested in Algernon's Egyptologist great-grandfather pretends to be in love with Algernon, and he almost falls for it.
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Non-possessed Henrietta appears once in the film feebly beckoning to Annie to open the cellar door and let her out. Annie almost falls for it, but is convinced otherwise by Ash. Locked in the cellar for most of the film she taunts the captives and tries unsuccessfully to get them to open the cellar door. She attacks Ash when he is thrown in the cellar after mistakenly attacking Annie and company.
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The Corellians set a trap for the Alliance, by sending out a false trail by claiming that they are hosting a secret election to choose a leader. The Alliance falls for it by planning an attack at the election and their fleet gets trapped in a mine field. Jacen Solo also gets trapped on the gas planet the fake election was being held and his family and Lumiya help him to escape. Luke and Lumiya shake hands without attacking each other.
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Late one night, Barnyard Dawg sneaks into an ostrich hatchery to steal an egg, to place it under Foghorn Leghorn and then get him to believe that he laid the egg as a prank. Foghorn awakens and falls for it. When the egg doesn't immediately hatch, Barnyard Dawg decides to speed up the process by bonking Foghorn on the head with a mallet. The egg hatches an ostrich chick, to which Foghorn immediately warms up to as his own son.
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Ann falls for it, but is so impressed with what her husband does for a living that she can't keep quiet about it. Michael is so impressed with Ann's gullibility and patriotic urging of her husband Dave to do more "secret missions" that Michael sets up a date with two blondes with the promise of spending a weekend together with them. The indiscretions cause a number of complications, including some with the real FBI, the CIA and hostile foreign secret agents.
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Melanie almost falls for it until one of the actors says to her "Yeah, the chief's a pretty smart guy", since he never met James. The Porters' car soon breaks down, and they find Trey in the trunk with Albert. They stop at a hotel (thanks to Albert's navigating), but Albert eats coffee beans and becomes hyperactive, leading to him crashing and ruining a wedding. They run into Doug and Wendy again, who offer James and Melanie a ride since James' car broke down.
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The coach tries to tell Cromer Harold can't enter due to safety regulations his cart does not pass, but Cromer retaliates by threatening to tell the principal about some "funny things" Cromer found on the coach's browsing history in his office. Even though he's just making that up, the coach falls for it and backs off, allowing Harold in. The bullies have entered the race and see that Harold is competing. They decide to sabotage his cart so he will crash; they secretly loosen the lug nuts on one wheel.
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Determined not to let Claude get the better of him again, the boy mouse writes a fake letter of his own and sends it to him. The letter this time reads, "Dear Cat (Pal) I've decided to give up my evil ways and be nice to you. Yours in Friendship, The Dog - P.S. How's about coming over for a game of Canasta?" Claude falls for it and gets a huge beating from Hector (here named Butcher) when he tries to go over to his kennel for a card game.
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Kes finds Seska has Cardassian blood, which Seska claims was the result of a bone marrow transplant from a friendly Cardassian woman. Investigations reveal that a message was sent to the Kazon from Engineering, and from the time of the message the two most likely suspects are Seska and Lt. Carey. The senior crew set a trap to identify the traitor, and Seska falls for it. She explains that the Kazon are a powerful race in this quadrant and by giving them technology, Voyager will gain a powerful ally.
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Snowball tries numerous escape tactics all with disastrous consequences, first she accidentally shoots her boyfriend Richie Atkins, resulting in him becoming paralysed, they later have a suicide pact which goes wrong, resulting in Richie dying, but not Snowball. Richie's mother Yvonne Atkins (Linda Henry) who hates Snowball later helps her commit suicide. Sylvia Hollamby's (Helen Fraser) husband Bobby commits suicide leaving her in financial debt. New prisoners The "Costa Cons", Bev Tull (Amanda Barrie) and Phyl Oswyn (Stephanie Beacham) arrive and after convincing Denny they can contact Shaz' spirit, Hollamby falls for it and gets them to contact her late husband.
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Given the chance to play the martyr, Gabriel falls for it and goes quietly to his execution at dawn. The chaplain also passes on Gabriel’s diary, which recounted his courtship with Hélène, a VAD driver with green eyes. Holmes’s records indicate that the staff major could be either Sidney Darling or Ivo Hughenfort, a cousin of Ali’s. Meanwhile, Russell and Iris sail across the Atlantic to Toronto, Canada to find the green-eyed VAD driver, who turns out to be Philippa Helen O’Meary, Gabriel’s lawfully wedded wife, and the mother of their five-year-old son Gabe.
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Deboroh is not an intelligent child, but he is well-meaning and willing to become a superhero after reading their adventures in comic books. He is taken in an orphanage after being lost by his parents in a mall sale, and he is rescued by Janus Valker, who believes him to be his son. However, this is a lie installed in his brain by his brother, the insane Joba, in order to control him and make him weak with the affection for someone. Janus falls for it and becomes attached to the child, despite being very stupid.
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Carmen orders an infiltration on the forest in an attempt to find Kate's treehouse, but Mars stops them and wins the castaways over, being renewed as the leader, Carmen is growing furious. Kate and Mars make an agreement to help each other search for the treasure, vowing to split it 50/50 for the castaways and kate to swap for the scanner. Mars sets a trap. Blackheart falls for it and Kate steals the key, racing to the iron door, she knocks, a keyhole burns into the door and she enters shutting before Blackheart gets inside.
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We are shown that innocent people died because of Batman—and he falls for it." Benjamin Kerstein, writing in Azure, says that both Klavan and Landesman "have a point", because "The Dark Knight is a perfect mirror of the society which is watching it: a society so divided on the issues of terror and how to fight it that, for the first time in decades, an American mainstream no longer exists." Former U.S. president Barack Obama used the film to help explain how he understood the role and growth of Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS). "There's a scene in the beginning in which the gang leaders of Gotham are meeting... These are men who had the city divided up.
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The following morning Percy leaves Marguerite behind in Richmond and heads for Boulogne. Chauvelin has no intentions of actually fighting the Englishman, but to ensure the Pimpernel cannot escape before he can be captured, Chauvelin sets a further trap for Marguerite who falls for it completely. Before long she has been arrested for attempting to enter France on a false passport, given to her by an apparently apologetic Désirée Candielle, as part of Chauvelin's plot. With Marguerite in prison and the citizens of Boulogne threatened with death if she escapes, Chauvelin appears to have an air-tight plan to secure and discredit Sir Percy that will end the meddling of the Scarlet Pimpernel for good... but as always Percy is more than a match for his arch-enemy.
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