The subterfuge in Egypt is indicative of a wider trend.
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That sort of federal subterfuge is par for the course.
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In spite of all her subterfuge America had found her.
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With bribes and subterfuge, the works are smuggled back out.
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We downplay the schemers, the short cuts and the subterfuge.
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When their subterfuge was discovered, his paternal grandfather disinherited him.
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Mayor Landrieu insists the subterfuge is necessary for public safety.
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"This is not transparency, only a further subterfuge," Schiff said.
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" 'Nothing more than subterfuge' In a strongly worded statement issued Tuesday, Immigration Minister Peter Dutton said "the constant claims of the IMAs and advocates about their situation in Manus are nothing more than subterfuge.
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It may require complicated plotting, devious subterfuge, and conspiracies among coworkers.
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Bell's response was to express outrage at the B.I.J.'s subterfuge.
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Something fiddly, I'd say, involving love, death, salvation, and digital subterfuge.
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"...the reality is, whistleblowers often face retaliation through subterfuge," he said.
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Focused on their own work and not on sabotage or subterfuge.
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When it returned, the need for subterfuge diminished, but problems persisted.
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Your vision and motivations will be obscured and vulnerable to subterfuge.
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It felt like a last, toxic gasp of Cold War subterfuge.
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When he removes his mask, she's not appalled at his subterfuge.
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There is already side-taking and talk of subterfuge and failure.
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He claims that he has also rejected the use of subterfuge.
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It ought to have some depth — subterfuge, secret meetings, grandiose evil schemes.
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Even Bachelorette BFF Bekah Martinez finds all of this apparent subterfuge infuriating.
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For one thing, Mr Modi enacted the change through repression and subterfuge.
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This Is Some Straight Up Shenanigans,Subterfuge, Skullduggery And BS. Ya-Dig?
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Soviets used such acts of subterfuge to emphasize the threat of Ukrainian
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Some of these interactions are brief, or horrific, and all involve subterfuge.
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" She has denied any subterfuge and responded, "I am not an Armadillo.
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In short, fake reform is meaningless at best and subterfuge at worst.
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But they had conflicting views about the specific goals of the subterfuge.
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Eventually, the subterfuge was revealed when the cats sprouted fur two weeks later.
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Besides, sanctions can be circumvented, and the North is a master of subterfuge.
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Still, those arts of subterfuge that win a war may ruin the peace.
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Instead of that forthright and transparent objective, Pai resorts to subterfuge and hypocrisy.
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Skin care — with its glamour, subterfuge, and markups — seemed like a natural fit.
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Jax's defense for his subterfuge isn't even that good, since it's deeply self-centered.
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A similar bit of subterfuge was behind the paint scheme on this mystery boat.
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This is not the first time Carmen's global subterfuge has inspired a TV series.
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There's a whole "subterfuge as style" movement among a lot of luxury male consumers.
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But I don't wish to suggest that most pollsters were engaged in conscious subterfuge.
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Collectively, they offer projects with subterfuge, refusal, and reconsideration of imposed state-sanctioned boundaries.
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Using testosterone as a proxy for sex may seem like subterfuge, but it's not.
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The attack was the second Egyptian internet subterfuge operation to recently come to light.
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It is pretty transparent about the application and the purpose, there isn't much subterfuge.
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Thriving on corruption, subterfuge and greed, the ivory trade is not just an African problem.
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The game relies as heavily on bluffing and subterfuge as it does on deck building.
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The art market was rocked by revelations of subterfuge in the sale of valuable paintings.
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The idea is that as long as the relationships are made known, it's not subterfuge.
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The subterfuge of sign-stealing, of course, has been a part of baseball for ages.
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Andrew Johnson pioneered the recalcitrant racism and impeachment-worthy subterfuge the president is fond of.
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Sandra knows Varner is a mischief-maker too, so sharing the subterfuge only deepens their connection.
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After years of orchestrating D.C. subterfuge, they know the story of Cathy's death doesn't add up.
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In Washington you use a shiv, or mechanisms in the press, back-stabbing, subterfuge, opposition research.
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You are Agent 47, a top-tier contract killer who specializes in disguise, misdirection, and subterfuge.
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But for the country, if you don't do all nine banks, it's kind of a subterfuge.
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In Washington you use a shiv, or mechanisms in the press, back-stabbing, subterfuge, opposition research . . .
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The gods may not reward hubris, but Reddit certainly does, and America is gagged for subterfuge.
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Like the young Bob Dylan, Prince saw publicity as an arena for subterfuge and self-invention.
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It is a common form of subterfuge in former Soviet states, though hardly unique to them.
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Chipotle's giving out free guac, with a minor catch No, there's no begging or subterfuge required.
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Reunited through some subterfuge of their own, the couple finally become the sun and moon spirits.
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In doing so, he waded into an industry shaped by imperialism and claims of botanical subterfuge.
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Instead, the president is manipulating public opinion against Mr. Mueller by lies, half-truths and subterfuge.
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Or, was all of that bloody drama subterfuge to further alienate an obviously unstable Eve from MI6?
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The film industry wasn't alone is this skin subterfuge — theater actors also had to cheat the light.
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This is the new subterfuge of the smuggling networks, whose plasticity has far outshone brittle intercontinental deals.
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But of all the subterfuge he's perpetuated, it's the closet that seems to pain Blutrich the most.
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While there is no way to prevent political subterfuge, it can be exposed, which is not nothing.
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These men hid their wounds, but their lives have been stained with the effort of that subterfuge.
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Granted, unrequited yearning is a staple of British period piece dramas, as is low-volume political subterfuge.
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Austin and Rob have both Red Dead Redemption 2 updates and a sort of Subterfuge post-mortem.
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"There's one thing this thing undercuts is this whole Russia argument, [which] is such subterfuge," he added.
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Borges' letters describes this argument as "subterfuge" because neither institution has the financial resources for such an operation.
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Her line of subterfuge doesn't work, but it does prove Gina seriously cares about the Boyle men's feelings.
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"The whole point of cyber warfare is to cause damage via subterfuge and secrecy," Munson told VICE News.
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It is hardly surprising that employees resorted to subterfuge such as opening fake accounts to meet their goals.
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Is their enlightened, fair-minded response evidence of "politically-correct" subterfuge or of a pluralist society making inroads?
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Dispensary operators unable to find willing banks tell tales of subterfuge, recordkeeping nightmares and armies of security guards.
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But the team was still concerned about further legal action, to the point that it turned to subterfuge.
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Back in Rome, Ivan is engaged in his own subterfuge — covering up Wanda's absence to his proper relations.
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But the subterfuge and secrecy employed by the fan, Majed al-Qahtani, 29, turned out to be unnecessary.
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But traditionally, to pull it off requires a level of subterfuge that is itself illegal and courts detection.
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Here's a photo that my co-worker Jake Kastrenakes manipulated, I guess for some kind of router-related subterfuge.
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But if this was genuinely part of the IRA's political influence strategy, it's a fairly elaborate bit of subterfuge.
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He's a Cold War guy, a KGB agent versed in subterfuge and sowing just the right amount of chaos.
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"[Gay men] are better at non-verbal cruising because we've had to create this kind of subterfuge," Paul explained.
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This includes, but is not limited to, extensive background and belief checks coupled with adapting anti-subterfuge security practices.
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According to The New York Times, Alexander spoke with Kalanick about what he believed was subterfuge by the victim.
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Even our old friend the high-visibility vest, nature's skeleton key, makes an appearance in these tales of subterfuge.
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"They've utilized subterfuge and lies to keep that hate group tag from being applied to them," Mr. Jenkins said.
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Then he discovered another industry that valued a talent for subterfuge: He became an operative for corporate intelligence firms.
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There's some racy stuff throughout, but the movie's all about the Marquis's taming, and the sexuality is mostly subterfuge.
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Cylons can't seem too eager to wreck the Galactica, so they have to take to subtle forms of subterfuge.
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The treacherous coders, on the other hand, would be any party seeking to falsify or subterfuge code on the ledger.
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Months earlier on the set, when asked about why he wanted to go through all this subterfuge, Isaacs was blunt.
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If the tale of double-cross and subterfuge is occasionally confusing and implausible, that is the nature of the beast.
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In the old days, traders such as Lord Farmer would have used subterfuge to disguise their intentions in the market.
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Mr Daleiden and Ms Merritt object that their subterfuge is protected under the First Amendment, and some legal experts agree.
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"I thought about all this subterfuge, just to get out of a situation I had put myself in," she says.
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The Channel Islands, for example, which were occupied by Germany from 1940 to 1945, have stamps that suggest printing subterfuge.
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We need to treat Trump's so-called "lobbying ban" as what it is: meaningless substance, intended as subterfuge and distraction.
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" Blumenthal said at the hearing that some big tech companies are using "encryption as a subterfuge to oppose this bill.
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Even without impeachment, the holidays are a bracket of culture wars, the muted expressions of cheer loaded with political subterfuge.
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The Kremlin has prolonged its aggression in Ukraine while attempting to free itself from sanctions by bribery, blackmail, and subterfuge.
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He wants to be upset about her subterfuge, but is just happy to hear someone else feels Becky's presence in Sasha.
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Hubby Bill minced no words recently when he accused Sanders's online supporters of sexism, and Sanders's campaign of hypocrisy and subterfuge.
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When they discover each other's subterfuge, the "resolution" is — I'm not making this up — a pillow fight and a gay hat.
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In a show obsessed with Donald Trump's politics, Grace's straightforward outlook — no "I'm a humanist" subterfuge here — couldn't be more necessary.
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Springer found out about the subterfuge after he received an automatic email from Amazon thanking him for the customer service interaction.
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Conservatives generally treat any media scrutiny of Republican politicians as inherently suspicious or invalid—subterfuge masquerading as impartial reporting or analysis.
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This lesson lingers as the story shifts back to Texas, the subterfuge continues and the deals grow bigger and far fuzzier.
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The way the Roys express respect is through subterfuge; if someone is worth torpedoing, then they must be doing something right.
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It involves, for starters: alchemy, a mummy, financial subterfuge, Paracelsus, economic decline, surfing and more than the usual amount of Latin.
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The post added that putting adults in conversion therapy based on "subterfuge, erroneous information, pressure or threats" would also be prohibited.
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When Vince is sent to Island of the Idols for a lesson in subterfuge and limbo, he becomes an obvious boot.
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Top U.S. intelligence officials have said they've seen indications Russian agents are preparing a new round of election subterfuge this year.
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The practice is called "painting down," and the subterfuge extends not only to race and ethnicity but also to gender: Pop Quiz!
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Should you discover that you've been the victim of subterfuge, in reality it's going to be a pain — but you aren't helpless.
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U.S. military commanders and PLA watchers also acknowledge that there could be elements of subterfuge involved in the publicity about Chinese missiles.
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The more people say that, the more fiscal union will be seen as a subterfuge to pay the debts of the Italians.
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Such subterfuge may no longer be necessary, thanks to a law passed in December that will permit casinos for the first time.
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Based on the novel from 2003 by Meg Wolitzer, the film tells the story of a marriage built on sacrifice and subterfuge.
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SecUnits aren't supposed to be on their own, and Murderbot's subterfuge prompts it to think deeply about how to pass as human.
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When Facebook discovered the subterfuge, it removed public events created by the fakers, even though thousands of Americans had registered to attend.
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Theranos, and especially Holmes, resorted to all kinds of smoke and mirrors and subterfuge to create the illusion that it was working.
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The paranoia doesn't come through frantic ticks; instead it bubbles up in a distorted subterfuge, underpinning Newman's occasionally disturbing deadpan vocal delivery.
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North Korea has stymied other administrations with a combination of contradiction, subterfuge and mixed messaging -- and is playing true true to form.
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Cohn's subterfuge with the letter becomes an act of patriotism—he's one of the grownups who need to stay in the room.
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Discussed: Subterfuge, Red Dead Redemption 2, Grip: Combat Racing, Dark Souls, Call of Cthulhu, Inhuman Conditions: A Game of Cops and Robots.
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But, if Nusra failed to seize outright military control of these areas, it could always resort to subterfuge, politicking, and sowing terror.
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The Danske debacle was rooted in old school subterfuge – offshore shell companies were used to disguise where the money was coming from.
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Mary and Rita lose track of each other in the ensuing subterfuge, and this is where Gellhorn's novel achieves its devastating genius.
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The Rohingya, for Myanmar's Buddhist majority, are an invented identity, less than human, agents of a subterfuge to Islamize and seize territory.
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"Étants Donnés" (1946–66) was the final and most beguiling puzzle created by an artist who reveled in subterfuge and sleight of hand.
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This week our seasoned pro, Bachelor Nick Viall, squared off against the women he is dating in a battle of strategy and subterfuge.
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Well, it appears all of this subterfuge and manipulation will lead to at least one man's downfall next week on Bachelor In Paradise.
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The meaning behind her dad's subterfuge — that all men will deceive you at some point — has infected Madeline's understanding of love and relationships.
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When Mr Blix's inspectors failed to find any WMD, the JIC, gripped by "groupthink", put it down to the Iraqis' talent for subterfuge.
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The two have been feuding on and off since Cody joined Bullet Club and immediately engaged in subterfuge to create a power struggle.
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Assisted by a team of designers and technicians, LeCompte introduces an element of subterfuge with a stream of audio, film, and media clips.
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Chuck Grassley (R-IA) said over the holiday that the amendment was "subterfuge" that would undermine the protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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"Whether or not there can be intent proven, the subterfuge and the optics of what took place there are certainly worth considering," Rep.
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Whatever she was trying to convey to me, she had to know that I couldn't pull it off, this subterfuge; I wasn't her.
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But Kan's mother, determined to have a daughter, was ready to take risks and used subtle forms of subterfuge to achieve this goal.
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Sen. Michael Bennet: Why should Russia be able to use our social media platforms to attack the United States of America through subterfuge?
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There is, too, the peculiar challenge presented when nations or Olympic committees cover their eyes, with all the advantages and subterfuge that implies.
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The bot tracks their every move on Twitter and replies automatically to their tweets, exposing racists and alerting other users to their subterfuge.
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"We've almost become used to this kind of internet subterfuge, and games, the fakery that you see all across the internet," Hooper said.
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The subterfuge included using table salt and Nescafé instant-coffee granules to help conceal tainted urine and bypass controls, according to the inquiry.
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Grassley told constituents that there were concerns within the caucus that the amendment was "subterfuge" to get around requirements on pre-existing conditions.
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Notwithstanding the likelihood of increasing subterfuge in Iranian oil movements, what is visible to the market shows a fairly substantial drop off in May.
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Nunes pushed back strongly against an account in The Daily Beast that suggested efforts of subterfuge in his path to his sources that day.
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Although Grey's often seems unsure of how to utilize Amelia, she shines in "Shepherd" since her subterfuge is slowly pushed to a fever pitch.
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As this learning process progresses there is not only an appreciation of standard conversational nuances, but also various dimensions of subterfuge, deception and lies.
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Word of the Day : something intended to misrepresent the true nature of an activity _________ The word subterfuge has appeared in 57 articles on NYTimes.
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Upon arriving here, Otis, through subterfuge, conspired to steal water from the Owens Valley and bring it to Los Angeles, making rapid growth possible.
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Russia's so-called hybrid warfare combines conventional military might with the ability to manipulate events using a mix of subterfuge, cyberattacks and information warfare.
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This would send a powerful signal to a belligerent but ultimately fearful Kremlin that the West will prevail over Russia's subterfuge, sabotage and subversion.
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Paul, who twice sought the presidency as a Republican and once as a Libertarian, added that election subterfuge is a symptom of big governments.
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On the new podcast, Gay explained why he chose gummies (they allowed him a "degree of subterfuge") and why he's glad he did it.
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"That kind of personal threat is a piece of what can motivate you" to engage in subterfuge like what Loughlin and Giannulli are accused of.
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Last month a court ruled that the nine people involved in this subterfuge had fundamentally shaken the "values of fairness that prop up our society".
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The hype around ICOs is understandable, as well, given that market's velocity, eye-popping market capitalizations and titillating if unfortunate stories of theft and subterfuge.
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Nadia' entire story about being a "poor, oppressed Muslim woman" was merely subterfuge to continue on with her self-described "jihadi" plans from behind bars.
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Leah is happy, but unfortunately this means nothing to Nick, as he has become the production team's beautiful tan puppet of drama, desire, and subterfuge.
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The U.N. produced a report last month on the intricate network of subterfuge and fake financial organizations that allow North Korea to skirt the sanctions.
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The second pillar — strong economic sanctions — is being eroded by the illegal, yet quite open, subterfuge encouraged by Xi Jinping, another supposedly friendly Asian dictator.
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That subterfuge was illegal and immoral, but there's scant evidence that it alone led the South Vietnamese president, Nguyen Van Thieu, to reject Johnson's terms.
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In his memoir, "No Fiction: Notes of the Chief of Illegal Intelligence" (2016), General Drozdov spoke of the psychological burden of a life of subterfuge.
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With a smile, he proved that there is still room for subterfuge in this age of the all-seeing internet and all-knowing social media.
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With a smile, he proved that there is still room for subterfuge in this age of the all-seeing internet and all-knowing social media.
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Nevertheless, Apple's incalculable debt to the U.S. government has not deterred it from employing virtually every subterfuge at its disposal to duck applicable tax levies.
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North Korea is known for both self-glorification and subterfuge, so separating fact from fiction in its behavior and declarations is something of a challenge.
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Most of Billi's family is comfortable with the subterfuge but she resents it, arguing that Nai Nai should be allowed to make peace with her fate.
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Alvogen argued that Nevada prison officials obtained its product, midazolam, through "subterfuge" for unapproved purposes and that it doesn't want its midazolam, used in "botched" executions.
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Petit's high-wire stunt took six years of planning and involved an extraordinary amount of subterfuge, the kind you ordinarily only find in a heist movie.
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While she suffered from the abusive tactics of Peoples Temple, she plotted her escape, which involved subterfuge of Jones's armed followers and procuring a new passport.
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Bezos implied in his Medium post that Enquirer's coverage was politically motivated (and could have involved subterfuge by anyone from Trump to the Saudi Arabian government).
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This prompted a lengthy discussion between Austin, myself, Rob, and Danielle, before we touched upon Rob's revenge fantasies in Subterfuge and Danielle's time with Hollow Knight.
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The subterfuge included two phone lines in their tiny apartment: Ms. Crane's line went to her side of the sofa bed and Mr. Sturtevant's to his.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The track and field events at the Rio Olympics this month will showcase elite athletic talent and, if you look closely, creative subterfuge.
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Some insisted Klimt had connections to various European governmental figures and thus his explorations weren't entirely private, but subterfuge seemed an essential aspect to our endeavors.
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He had been trained in subterfuge and violence at a secret base in the Maryland mountains with no mention made of dank basements or chemistry projects.
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But since Héloïse refuses to sit for the portrait, Marianne employs a subterfuge: She tells Héloïse that she is there only to be her walking companion.
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The Republicans engage in this sort of subterfuge for an obvious reason: While they hold unified power in Washington, most of their agenda is hugely unpopular.
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The automaker subsequently acknowledged the subterfuge and said it had installed a "defeat device" on a second engine used in products sold by Audi and Porsche.
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One of the most upsetting parts of the Uber story is that the subterfuge — the lying, spying, bribery, lawbreaking and threats against reporters and competitors — worked.
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Yet it operates in an atmosphere of continual uncertainty, its planners and logistics mavens never sure what roadblock or subterfuge the government will toss up next.
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But Brookmyre's sleuth, the hotshot investigative reporter Jack Parlabane, applies his own professional methods ("subterfuge and all manner of inventive illegality") to this devilishly complicated mystery.
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Neither side hesitates to employ espionage, subterfuge, and surveillance, because the rules of conduct—to the extent that they exist—are ill-defined and frequently contested.
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In politics, the word "leak" conjures whistle-blowing and heroism or villainy and subterfuge, depending on whom you ask and his position relative to the breach.
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It came down to Elizabeth tearing a family apart, Paige almost unwittingly learning the art of subterfuge, and the pit at the bottom of Philip's stomach.
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Banks's revival features Stewart and Ella Balinska (known for The Athena) as seasoned agents Sabina and Jane, equally adept at subterfuge and hurting men with martial arts.
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All of this subterfuge is part of Haunted Nancy Drew's plan to find evidence of the convent's wrongdoing and then escaping through that "The Noose Tightens" tunnel.
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This is funny but small potatoes compared to the original Late Night Wars, which pitted Leno against Letterman in a battle that included a lot of subterfuge.
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As Rob Zacny's Subterfuge campaign finally comes to an end, we discover what depths a group of humans will go to stab one another in the back.
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So began the latest twist to Russia's military intervention in the Syrian civil war, which has been characterized by subterfuge and misdirection since it started in September.
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The botched US-backed 19603 Bay of Pigs invasion meant to topple Castro could've ended in his death, but most other attempts involved more subterfuge and spycraft.
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Whether you think this sort of culinary subterfuge is a great idea or a troubling violation of a child's trust, it's understandable that some parents do it.
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For her performance, Ms. Davis received her final Best Actress nomination, evidently sending the spurned Ms. Crawford on a furious campaign of Oscar-night, anti-Bette subterfuge.
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They dragged the best of America from its very worst, pulling melodies from the heavy subterfuge; the delicacy rose to a defiance with each stretched-out phrase.
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Their repeated allegations of subterfuge and fraudulent ballots are a blunt appeal to a political base motivated by the notion that elections are often stolen by Democrats.
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The author describes a faction within the administration working, as one commenter put it, to "steady the ship," and readers passionately debated the ethics of this subterfuge.
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Several lawyers and former CIA analysts say no, arguing that the DC institution has padded its most controversial exhibit on interrogation with patently false information and subterfuge.
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But as with subsequent Russian military interventions, notably in Georgia in 2008 and Ukraine in 2014, the war began with an elaborate subterfuge orchestrated by Russian intelligence.
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The warnings about government subterfuge only grew louder after Trump made the unsubstantiated claim that President Obama ordered Trump Tower to be wiretapped during the presidential race.
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The United States has sought for decades to bring about regime change in Cuba through a series of failed strategies that included the use of force and subterfuge.
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Whether or not Bentley had an affair, many Alabamians are angry about what appears to be subterfuge coming from a politician who campaigned as an honest, principled conservative.
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The internal number that the state characterizes as part of a subterfuge, the company argues, is in fact an entirely separate financial tool used in a different way.
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Now we do have good reason to believe the source of this video is an incredibly duplicitous Subterfuge player, but that said this footage appears to be legitimate.
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AMID surging tension between Russia and the West, the balance of power in a leading democracy is suddenly tilted by an allegation of subterfuge dreamed up in Moscow.
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He joined the select committee on European legislation in 1985 and has been a member ever since, poring over the most tedious EU publications for signs of subterfuge.
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He was driven to write his article because he thought that the government was slouching towards a "soft Brexit" on the basis of subterfuge rather than open argument.
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And social media should be open to scrutiny, so that anyone can identify who is paying for ads and so that researchers can more easily root out subterfuge.
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As for the pro-life side, its legislative strategy could really work only as a subterfuge, a claim that legislators were really doing their level best for women.
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Until then, they present some of the best cinema has to offer: the stories of cops and criminals and criminals on the brink, corporate subterfuge, and complex conspiracies.
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In the first episode, Solcedo is able to sniff out the impostor at an important cartel gathering, and that sets the stage for his own adventures in subterfuge.
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And indeed, such subterfuge seems more in line with past actions of the United States, which secretly helped topple governments from Iran to Chile during the 20th century.
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An association offering a health plan is free to define its membership criteria, provided those standards do not operate as "a subterfuge for discrimination" based on health factors.
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It was the genius of this scandal's mastermind that he found a way to combine that dodge with a subterfuge that allowed ringers to actually take those tests.
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However, this does not excuse the behavior—these creeps target people and try all sorts of subterfuge to get pictures, catfish them, share phone numbers, spread spiteful gossip.
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John Watson, a widowed former actress — realizes that with a little subterfuge, she can set herself up as a consulting detective and use her mind to make her living.
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Security concern Given the alleged subterfuge, various former officials and experts chimed in with questions on the wisdom of letting the photographer and his equipment into the Oval Office.
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And the intricacy of the rogue trader's financial subterfuge was enough to persuade the country's highest court that he deserved the three-year prison sentence he received in 2010.
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And we kept watching, needing to know what would happen to these brilliant, equally handsome and ambitious human beings who were lost in a world of mystery and subterfuge.
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Myself, Danielle, and and Rob are there to help him through this, as we discuss Edmund McMillen's new platformer, The End is Nigh, and Rob's latest scheming in Subterfuge.
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While at Google, he licensed or used products from companies he also owned, the kind of financial subterfuge more befitting a Trump administration cabinet member than a Google engineer.
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Dad and Mom soon join the subterfuge by posing as a professional driver and a housemaid for the Parks, who are as gullible as they are neurotic about cleanliness.
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Now the feat seems even more astonishing because it happened at Minute Maid Park, which the Astros used as a laboratory for subterfuge while winning a title in 2017.
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They were using it as a subterfuge to try to get rid of regulations and say that was necessary for manufacturing," Trumka said in an interview with "Closing Bell.
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But it's the appropriate consequence for the stunning subterfuge his office has indulged here, and a needed warning to other members of Congress that this can never be tolerated.
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Meanwhile, the city was reporting nearly perfect compliance with federal monitoring mandates — an apparent subterfuge with which she refused to cooperate and that potentially placed foster children at risk.
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"Can't wait to get you out of those pants," she says as we make a beeline for my apartment, indicating that my sartorial subterfuge has yet to be rumbled.
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About the only thing here that goes against the Windows credo are the multiple ways you can play the game: Screensaver Subterfuge is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
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Whether or not it was a conceptual subterfuge or an academic exercise, it decidedly was an attempt to undermine art-world conventions and complacency focused on authorship and replication.
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And so suddenly there are new concerns overlayed across the game's fictional matters of stealth and subterfuge: Where do I have to click on something to actually click it now?
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The minute he said -- the minute he started putting stuff out about that Cuomo tape where there was much of this horrible subterfuge, hiding his tape recorder or a phone.
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Although Shin's specific plan is unique, it's one in a long string of reports of subterfuge between South Korea and Sweden in the lead-up to their World Cup match.
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Women and girls—so used to fighting with subterfuge, apparently—have physiological reactions to the mere motion of the eye roll, Vaillancourt says, whereas guys aren't as sensitive to it.
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Another group of readers worried that those hearing of my experience might assume that all annuities are bad, and that all people who sell them use subterfuge to do so.
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The film prepares its viewers to expect conflict between Americanized Bili, who thinks the diagnosis should be public knowledge, and her family, who see their subterfuge as a filial duty.
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The attack came yesterday at a modestly attended event at a junior high school in Milford, New Hampshire, where the former president also accused the Sanders campaign of hypocrisy and subterfuge.
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This sequence succinctly captures the subterfuge of Aamis, which had its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival last month and plays at the New York Indian Film Festival this week.
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Well, thanks to Sunday night's KUWTK episode, "The Nightmare Before Christmas," we now know all the baby subterfuge was crafted out of respect for the youngest Kardashian-Jenner sister, Kylie Jenner.
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Adam Schiff's accusation over the weekend that Nunes and the White House had engaged in "subterfuge" in the rollout of news about incidental collection of top aides to President Donald Trump.
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Without doubt, several major nations – particularly Russia, but also China and Iran at the very least – have become adept at using leaks, rumour and political subterfuge to support their geopolitical ends.
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He believed in the use of subterfuge and force, but he rejected "search and destroy" tactics—invading villages and hunting out the enemy, as American forces did repeatedly in South Vietnam.
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The Boo reappeared as The Bear in "The Lords of Discipline," a twisty tale of loyalty, subterfuge, racial tension and cruelty centered on 220 undergraduates at the fictional Carolina Military Institute.
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" Mark Zaid, Sims' attorney, argues in the lawsuit, "The U.S. Government is intentionally and unconstitutionally engaging in a subterfuge effort to use a private entity, Donald J. Trump for President, Inc.
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Meanwhile, as the evidence of both subterfuge and obstruction continues to grow, Mr. Trump's tireless spinners and sophists are working to convince the American public that it's all no big deal.
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And would the subterfuge work so well that — as we saw on the show-within-a-show "American Hero Story" — later generations would assume he must have been a white man?
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Thanks to a March scoop in the New York Times, we now know that Uber was also using subterfuge to give itself an edge in its early fights with local regulators.
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During our charity stream last week, Austin and Rob were sucked into participating a game of Subterfuge, a "simple" mobile strategy game built on alliances, betrayal, and taking over your life.
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I made a halfhearted attempt at subterfuge, packing a few items of clothing that were not black or gray and taking care not to bring along any New Yorker -branded tote bags.
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Amid all this teen angst and subterfuge, there is also a running theme of queerphobic "jokes," which are purposefully supposed to seem cruel — they're said by the meanest people at Sierra's school.
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Moreover, he said the Russians could easily intensify their subterfuge in the future by taking authentic documents and altering them to create the impression of illegality on the part of their target.
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But in the murky world of internet propaganda and subterfuge, the tilt of the content is clearer than where it originates, and what the shared codes amount to is not entirely clear.
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News organizations are so concerned about Mr. Trump's statements about Barack Obama's birth certificate, the "Access Hollywood" tape and Muslims … all the while Mr. Trump is gloating because his subterfuge is working.
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The secret recording is not only raising anxiety over what Mr. Temer did, but also his susceptibility to subterfuge in a political system where leaders often rush to inform on one another.
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In his 1971 Pentagon Papers opinion, Justice Potter Stewart of the Supreme Court noted how longstanding tensions over the public's right to know had produced a vicious politics of deception and subterfuge.
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The artless repetitions, the indented lines, the earnest question marks, the lack of subterfuge or extraneous commentary, the ingenuous vitality—all this makes use, I suspect, of the atmosphere of contemporary songwriting.
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These ads drove to rallies, and also even to merchandise purchasing options — which put money back into the hands of Russian agitators, and transferred Russian subterfuge from online to the real world.
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There is no reason to trust that the 2020 census is being made to be anything but subterfuge designed to root out undocumented immigrants and dilute the representation of democratic controlled areas.
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During that subterfuge, two women left the business and stood with officers in the parking lot while three detectives went inside and installed hidden cameras in four massage rooms and the lobby.
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Backstabbing and subterfuge are always part of this game, but the vote-mongering has grown more intense than usual, in part because there has been no clear front-runner for best picture.
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But she was convinced that Chappaquiddick was being put out to distract from the "crimes of Bubba and Hillary Clinton," that the movie was a liberal subterfuge to avoid addressing more modern problems.
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His subterfuge-filled travels took so long that he arrived after the treaty terms had been dictated to the Germans, but still in time to try to dictate some terms of his own.
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But "transfer" is an altogether too delicate word for what actually happens, as children are either dragged screaming from their weeping mothers or, perhaps worse, taken by the subterfuge of bathing or photographing.
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House Republicans have already acted (in a party-line vote) and signed off on this subterfuge to eliminate the fiduciary rule and thwart states as they plan to implement their Secure Choice programs.
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Introducing Butler University freshman Luke Zapolski, a broke-ass Cubs fan who followed the ancient dictum of subterfuge (and Major League Baseball, really), all the way into Wrigley Field: Act Like You Belong.
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Given all of the tricks and subterfuge Mullah Mansour used to conceal his identity, it is hard to imagine that a regular taxi driver could have discovered the terrifying truth about his passenger.
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During the Cold War, the Soviet Union and the United States turned Revolutionierungspolitik into an art form, striving to undermine one another's allies and satellite states by all manner of subterfuge and subversion.
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The preliminary investigation found "extensive layers of transactions and subterfuge aimed at disguising the nature of certain activities and fund flows," with shell companies in various jurisdictions used to conceal the funds' true beneficiaries.
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Unlike Catfish, the 22014 documentary about a similar act of subterfuge that led to the term "catfishing" entering our internet lexicon, Tickled never feels grossly manipulative or condescending on the part of its filmmakers.
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Following a death in the family, they have since gone legit, and considerably less subterfuge is now needed to enjoy quesadillas made with squash blossoms and cuitlacoche (corn fungus), tamales, and other Mexican delicacies.
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But despite such dedicated subterfuge, Mr. Barrera, was finally arrested in 2012 in the most ordinary setting — chatting on a pay phone in front of a church near the border between Venezuela and Colombia.
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The Kremlin may still see propaganda, disinformation and subterfuge as a useful tool to undermine America's values and cohesion; it's the perfect cost-effective, asymmetric weapon for the weak to use against the strong.
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The victory sex between her and Jimmy is clearly sparked by having negotiated a sweet deal for Huell — who was facing time for assault with a deadly bag of sandwiches — made possible by subterfuge.
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But when she did start to do the surveillance and tailing and subterfuge traditionally associated with the trade of a professional snoop, she said she was surprised by how good she was at it.
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The book is often crushingly grim, but Dikötter also relates many stories of resilience and subterfuge, of ordinary people who paid lip service to "empty slogans" and tried to get on with their lives.
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In fact, he's only been nominated twice since the year 2000, and this year was no exception, despite Bridge of Spies being a deeply engrossing tale of an American lawyer conscripted into Cold War subterfuge.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia (Reuters) - South Korea coach Shin Tae-yong on Sunday shrugged off spying by World Cup opponents Sweden, who apologized on the eve of their Group F clash after initially trumpeting their subterfuge.
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Even as he helped others move toward their future, he refused to let go of his own past, and his pursuit of the prosecutors who won his conviction and death sentence by cheating and subterfuge.
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"By his volunteering for execution and forcing the issue, Nevada had to come up with execution drugs, and they engaged in a pattern of lies and subterfuge in order to do that," Mr. Dunham said.
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Recently, the Houston Astros and the Boston Red Sox were heavily punished for their alleged roles in a sign stealing operation that included closed-circuit cameras, trash cans and lots of other in-game subterfuge.
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Almost a year and a half later things aren't looking so rosy, with a sputtering Tory government and Johnson—like his adoring counterparts in the beleaguered Trump administration — increasingly linked to Russian subterfuge and meddling.
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But, with all the Mayday-related subterfuge, Waterford family drama, and Gilead-sponsored demands for Janine's death-by-stoning, we don't really get to dig into what that kind of watershed news means for our heroine.
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Keep reading to find out how Bernard might be connected to his fellow hosts, the constant corporate subterfuge at hand, and that "Journey Into Night"-ending glimpse at a massive watery grave for hundreds of hosts.
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The closeups add intensity and drama to small motions, show obsession and vulnerability, create tension by informing the audience of danger or subterfuge, and are used as a visual metaphor for letting (or not letting) go.
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It feels a little like the music community is taking one long, collective nap this summer, and that means I'm extremely grateful for today's semi-salacious news involving Taylor Swift, Calvin Harris, and some songwriting subterfuge.
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It came at a time when relations between the United States and Russia, which have worsened throughout much of the Obama administration, have been especially jolted by accusations of Russian hacking and subterfuge in American politics.
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By continuing to provide a waiver for Arak, Washington is turning a blind-eye to what appears to be Iranian subterfuge, as well braggadocio about the Islamic Republic's ability to offset limitations imposed on the reactor.
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The company was founded by Aaron Burr ostensibly as a water utility, though most of the money the corporation raised went to create a bank — a subterfuge that earned Burr a lifelong enemy in Alexander Hamilton.
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While some observers have accused North Korea of using its space program for covert ballistic missile testing, such subterfuge seems out of kilter with a country willing to openly test intercontinental and intermediate-range ballistic missiles.
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On Waypoint Radio 198, Austin and Rob are still living Subterfuge, Danielle is getting in to the Halloween spirit with some spooky indie horror games, and just about everyone is finally playing Red Dead Redemption 2.
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Plus there's the feuding and subterfuge that underpinned arguably their finest creative moment (Dog Man Star) as well as that time they recruited a 17-year-old schoolboy called Richard Oakes from Dorset to play guitar.
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That bit of subterfuge underscored just how desperate the Yankees are to generate offense as they try to hold onto home-field advantage for the wild-card playoff they have long seemed destined to play in.
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Giuliani, per the letter, looked like he was trying to make it a hat-trick of foreign subterfuge, juggling a number of foreign clients and interests, lining his pockets and upending American interests as he went.
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The Baltic partners have a deep understanding of conventional Russian military might as well as Moscow's increasing use of cyberwarfare, information subterfuge and other means less than all-out war to weaken the Western-backed governments.
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A skewed census would hurt the places in America where Latinos are most likely to live — cities and blue states — fueling both the lawsuit and the suspicion that the Trump administration is engaging in deliberate subterfuge.
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" On the N.Y. Times' revelation about the Trump Tower meeting during the campaign, involving Don Jr. and others: "It was a huge story, suggesting — but not proving — some kind of subterfuge and clandestine cooperation with the Russians.
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"Mahmood portrayed himself as the master of subterfuge and as the 'King of the Sting', but on this occasion it is he and Mr Smith who have been exposed," said Simon Ringrose from the Crown Prosecution Service.
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They believe Obamacare is so closely identified with Democrats in the public imagination that Democrats will bear the political consequences of reckless GOP subterfuge—and that this sequence of events will bring Trumpcare back from the dead.
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A further technique of tax subterfuge is to apply multiple taxes to the same income, allowing the burden to appear smaller because the focus on only one tax at a time avoids recognition of the cumulative burden.
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Meanwhile, keeping his alleged crimes secret from family was not the only act of subterfuge Patterson seems to have engaged in during the months local, state, and national law-enforcement were conducting a nationwide search for Closs.
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And that was the name used in those freewheeling days when Prohibition made every night out an invitation for delinquency and subterfuge, and when a new kind of restaurant started to appear in Wisconsin: the supper club.
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The thing about an initiative, after all, is that it can be used by both sides of the political spectrum to circumvent the exact sort of political maneuvering and subterfuge that Pruett had struggled with for years.
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Mr. Kalanick and Mr. Alexander had long telephone conversations about what they believed to be subterfuge on the woman's part, trying to figure out how to rectify the situation, according to two people familiar with those talks.
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Yet none of those suspicious behaviors — or Janet's Bad Place-ish "Chillaxing" dye job and bloodthirsty demands to have Tahani (Jameela Jamil) punch someone in the face — are what tipped Team Cockroach off to Bad Janet's subterfuge.
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The Metal Gear Solid series enshrined his reputation as the father of a new genre, "stealth" action, based around sneaking and subterfuge rather than the run-and-gun gameplay favored by most action games then (and now).
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While we aren't having any of those inane, "free bagels in the break-room," gags, we are here for the more creatively-involved subterfuge carried out annually by a slew of mainstream brands (that sometimes offer real deals).
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As John le Carré, he has for the past half-century written labyrinthine novels about espionage and other sorts of subterfuge and imposture, all of which suggest that in this world it's best to be very, very wary.
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And the one thing I learned about Washington and wanting to stop the nonsense and knock it off with each other with the stupid backstabbing and the subterfuge, and work on the 25-year plan to help America.
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For now, however, in this long counterproliferation struggle, it remains unclear whether China is finally persuaded to exert its unequalled ability to dictate events in the North, or whether it is still engaging in equivocation, misdirection and subterfuge.
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The movie does so through the tale of a family in Seoul who lives in a "banjiha," or a semi-basement home like Mr. Kim's, and whose initially hilarious subterfuge to latch onto a wealthy family unravels tragically.
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It's one of the most well-worn romantic conceits out there, in which circumstances conspire to lead two people to pretend to be in a relationship together, only to inevitably fall in love during the course of their subterfuge.
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And I would consider him somewhat of a friend, but he waded into financial aid and college, and got it so wrong, via subterfuge to boot, and then doubled down on his wrongness, that one has to reevaluate everything.
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The bloggers had borrowed a page from the playbook of Russia's so-called hybrid warfare, which American officials say increasingly combines the ability to manipulate events using a mix of subterfuge, cyberattacks and information warfare with conventional military might.
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Patriots Coach Bill Belichick, after his team was throttled at home by the Titans, was impressed with Henry's ability to dominate without even the slightest bit of pre-snap subterfuge, which is a fundamental tenet of 21st-century football.
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And according to Ivan Oransky, co-founder of Retraction Watch, a blog that monitors such matters, questionable journals now also occasionally retract articles in a bid to appear responsible, in what can only be described as a superb piece of subterfuge.
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But as with so much of Atwood's work, the setting is a subterfuge, one of many ways that Atwood cloaks the central themes of her work: namely, the various emotionally and psychologically violent ways that women react to living under patriarchy.
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Recently, I tried the Cleanser ($25) and Toner ($30) from the up-and-coming skincare line, No B.S.No B.S. carries no-fuss, to-the-point products that are a stiff departure from the studied subterfuge of the beauty industry at large.
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It was a competent example of what's often called the "immersive sim" genre: a first-person shooter set in an art deco space station called Talos-1, with weapons and powers that let players mix straightforward fighting with exotic subterfuge.
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It is clear that conservative judges like Thomas are willing to permit subterfuge in the sciences and rely on indirect consequences, like the severe financial strain on patients as abortion clinics are closed, to shape societies to fit their politics.
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But it has also set the stage for the hardest of the hard-core pro-Brexit lawmakers, like Mr. Francois, to mount a high-profile campaign against what they describe as months of subterfuge by pro-Europe elements in Mrs.
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Nonetheless, poison has come back in vogue in the shadow world of espionage — a privileging of subterfuge over brute force in keeping with the insidious expansion of warfare to the virtual world, lending everything the sheen of falsehood and conspiracy.
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For now, American officials and outside experts said on Sunday, he seems to believe his greater leverage lies in escalating the dispute, Cold War-style, rather than subtly trying to manipulate events with a mix of subterfuge, cyberattacks and information warfare.
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Ross often resorted to subterfuge, as when he disguised himself as a cleaner to enter the Radogoszcz station, a staging area for trains headed to the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp, and took photographs through a crack in the wall of a storeroom.
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That is probably because Dietland, an adaptation of Sarai Walker's novel of the same name, goes for visceral, literal commentary, instead of mining UnReal's tendency to drag society's ills with a wink, a nod, and some foul-mouthed insults or spine-tingling subterfuge.
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He charged that European leaders were using "subterfuge" for their integrationist plans to create a country called "Europe," and that Britain, as a trading nation, would have no trouble replicating trade deals with the world, including with the nations of the Commonwealth.
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But, he added, "Putin versus Trump is not an equal contest" because of the Russian leader's vastly superior knowledge of policy detail, his mastery of geopolitics and his past as a KGB officer schooled in the arts of persuasion, flattery and subterfuge.
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Given that Hamer was gay and alcoholic—not the most comfortable of compounds, in postwar Britain—it is, perhaps, little surprise that "Kind Hearts and Coronets" should have endured as the locus classicus of subterfuge, deceit, and the charm of the unspoken.
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In any case, the Ijebu in the mid-19th century were largely wealthy traders and farmers who did not want to give the British right of way to the interior of the country; only through diplomacy, subterfuge and violence were they finally overcome.
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First, and we have to keep saying this because this fact keeps getting obscured in the subterfuge of deflection, misdirection and ideological finger-pointing about what has yet to be proven: It is absolutely clear that the Russians did interfere in our election.
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Judging by the players' incongruously cheerful delivery here – Dele Alli even gives a thumbs up to the camera, accompanied by an innocent smile – we can only assume that they've been tricked into recording their protest messages by means of low cunning and subterfuge.
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Héloise, a moody young woman given to deep, meaningful looks and moody walks on the beach, has no interest in posing, which is why her strategically-minded mother (Valeria Golino) has asked Marianne to pursue her enterprise in secret, gathering her material from observational subterfuge.
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" Contrast these comments with what Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa told his constituents around the same time: that an amendment proposed by Senator Ted Cruz meant to consolidate conservative support for Trumpcare is "subterfuge" that has the effect of "annihilating the pre-existing condition requirement.
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We can overcome that kind of subterfuge and cast aside political differences by focusing on the geopolitical and environmental facts rather than talking points, and by the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, the U.S. can be energy dominant in "all of the above" categories.
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Privacy is associated with liberty, but it is also associated with privilege (private roads and private sales), with confidentiality (private conversations), with nonconformity and dissent, with shame and embarrassment, with the deviant and the taboo (Igo does not go there), and with subterfuge and concealment.
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One of the really funny tropes from the old TV series "Seinfeld" is how the characters go off on some crazy subterfuge or complicated ruse that ends up getting them in more trouble than if they had just been candid in the first place.
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"BlacKkKlansman", based on the true story of Ron Stallworth, a black police officer who infiltrated the Colorado Springs chapter of the KKK, stars John David Washington, son of Denzel, and Adam Driver who plays the white officer who helps him pull off the subterfuge.
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CAVUTO: You know, I&aposm just wondering if this just might be an elaborate game of subterfuge here... (LAUGHTER) CAVUTO: Where the North Koreans eventually -- because we haven&apost heard from them -- come back to the table, realizing they might have gone too far.
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Together with an eager, inexperienced white colleague, Matt Steiner (Nicholas Hoult, all big eyes, golly gee and aw shucks), Bernard and Joe devise an elaborate subterfuge to buy a bank building, thus becoming the landlords to the very moneymen who deny loans to black clients.
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I even turned to pro wrestling for a while because its over-the-top feuds, betrayals, and alliances are a surprisingly effective way to navigate the darker sides of human interaction and subterfuge when you don't have any natural ability to intuit people's intentions.
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The 212-page indictment is the most detailed accusation by the American government to date of the Russian government's interference in the 22016 election, and it includes a litany of brazen Russian subterfuge operations meant to foment chaos in the months before Election Day.
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The bad-boy potential of the cardigan is also on full display in HBO's "Succession," in which Logan Roy, the dark-lord media mogul played by Brian Cox, has made the avuncular shawl cardigan the uniform for his weekly adventures in corporate mayhem and subterfuge.
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But if the goal of Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, was to make American democracy a less attractive model to his own citizens and to Russia's neighbors, then entangling congressional races in accusations of leaks and subterfuge was a step in the right direction.
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A sometimes comical, sometimes violent mascot-snatching war has been raging for generations among the Army, Navy and Air Force academies, with cadets scheming to kidnap their rivals' animals by subterfuge or brute force and then parade them in taunting triumph before big games.
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But even if there's no subterfuge involved in this pairing, and Taylor and Tom spend the rest of their days curling up together in the same chair while sporting varying shades of khaki, there's still something to be learned in all the interest surrounding their relationship.
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As numerous stories have discussed, a wave of fake news sites cropped up over the past year to spread sensationalized false information via social media, most of which seem driven by the promise of quick profits in exchange for generating Trump-supporting clickbait more than ideological subterfuge.
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And the interiors of these great, low-lit picture galleries, with their soaring, gorgeous, vaulted ceilings and broken pediments above every coffered door, each presided over by a portrait bust in a niche, are perfectly luscious settings for such displays of passion, subterfuge, histrionics, and untrammeled wildness.
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That would have been a direct challenge to the distinction between a journalist exposing abuse of power through leaked materials — something traditional newspapers like The Times do all the time — and a foreign agent seeking to undermine the security of the United States through theft or subterfuge.
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He's sleeping with Sandra (Malina Manovici), a tattooed teacher at Eliza's school, although Sandra has already had enough of the subterfuge, and, when he finally spends a night at her apartment, she gives him a bowl of soup and makes him bed down on the couch.
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Conservatives promptly denounced what they called an illegal annexation and ideological purging by a power-obsessed pontiff, while liberal observers saw the whole episode as resulting from an act of subterfuge by the pope's most public critic within the Vatican hierarchy, Cardinal Raymond Burke, an American.
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Kathleen Noftle, 55, of Tewksbury, was arrested Wednesday morning and charged in Boston federal court with one count of obtaining a controlled substance by misrepresentation, fraud, deception, and subterfuge, and one count of tampering with a consumer product, according to a release from the Massachusetts US Attorney's Office.
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Over the past two weeks, a very public feud between top beauty vloggers, and former friends, James Charles and Tati Westbrook has shown us the real side of YouTube's beauty and makeup community — revealing a world of terror and subterfuge that they've seemingly spent their careers trying to conceal.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — All of the quarterback intrigue that dominated the buildup to the N.F.L. draft, the silence and subterfuge and misdirection, somehow failed to ensnare the Giants, who did not tip their highest pick in 237 years so much as sprinkle clues about their intentions over the last four months.
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" Damon Locks, an artist whose images are on the album covers of "Relationship of Command" and "in•ter a•li•a" (and who also directs band videos), said his starting point was that "we live in a world of conspiracy and subterfuge and uprise, where the factions are not clearly defined.
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The plot lines that emerged did not endear fans or attract new viewers: Benjamin Horne, the town's property mogul, had a nervous breakdown and started compulsively eating carrots; a 35-year-old woman with amnesia turned into a high school men's wrestling champion; an endangered weasel became fodder for corporate subterfuge.
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"We have known that Russians meddled in the election, but these indictments detail the extent of the subterfuge," Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) said in a statement.
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Dr. Fuxian Yi, a critic of Chinese birth policies who is based in the United States, says that while some births are hidden, national censuses count not just newborns but also older children and show broad consistency over time, meaning that subterfuge is not on the scale that the commission asserts.
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In a nutshell, he concluded that the product Holmes was selling — a minimally-invasive blood test that could perform a variety of tests with minor amounts of blood on a machine she called The Edison– did not work and the company was using outside technology and other subterfuge to fake positive test results.
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In a nutshell, he concluded that the product Holmes was selling — a minimally-invasive blood test that could perform a variety of tests with minor amounts of blood on a machine she called The Edison — did not work and the company was using outside technology and other subterfuge to fake positive test results.
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In the wake of notable recent examples, including Dominique Morisseau's "Pipeline," Anna Deavere Smith's "Notes From the Field" and Julia Cho's "Office Hour," these new plays, all set in and around schools, question the idea that an education is universally and always positively transformative, rewarding any sacrifice or subterfuge entailed in getting there.
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Allegedly: inflating or deflating Trump's financials to suit his needs; creating a subterfuge to hide from scrutinizing eyes the payments to Trump's mistresses (Trump denies they were); arranging for a phony buyer to bid up Trump's portrait in an auction only to buy it back with funds from Trump's now shuttered charity.
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Now that season 15 has plowed through most of the Kardashians' 2017 and 2018 baby subterfuge — both Chicago West and Stormi Webster have been born in the series — KUWTK has arrived at the clan's most fascinating tidbit of recent, genuinely upsetting drama: Tristan Thompson's cheating scandal leading up to Khloé Kardashian going into labor.
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Washington (CNN)The first years of President Donald Trump's tenure were marked by chaotic attempts among aides to thwart his efforts to curtail the special counsel's investigation, according to Robert Mueller's redacted report, an exercise that relied on subterfuge and deceit that does little to dispel the sense of disarray reigning at the White House.
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"We also wish to send a very strong message to athletes representatives, doctors, coaches and all athletes support personnel that those found culpable or proved to be encouraging our athletes in this line of sporting subterfuge will be charged as prescribed by the law of the land," AK said in a separate statement on Thursday.
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Their Iranian counterparts were left with three choices: Give up on their life's work and find another way to pay their rent; leave Iran and revive the company somewhere else (Les Ballets Persans is currently operating out of Stockholm), or stay in Iran and—through a combination of subterfuge, bribery, and outright defiance—keep dancing.
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McMeekin depends on a surprisingly narrow focus to make his overarching argument, eschewing analysis of the deeper social and political forces required for any comprehensive study of the revolution and its lessons for us today — when radical political groups are again relying on subterfuge and populism to force a fundamental change of the world order.
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With Austin busy being a "boss" who has "responsibilities," it's left to Danielle, myself, and Rob to discuss the latest developments in the game that's slowly killing Rob's life, Subterfuge, before we talk about some of the events at EVO 2017 this weekend, including the way Capcom's botched rolling out its surefire hit, Marvel vs.
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Soon enough Maya is embroiled in three separate dramas: one involving her honest boyfriend Trey (This Is Us' Milo Ventigmilia, just playing Jack Pearson, mustache included) who doesn't like Maya's subterfuge, another centered around a guilt-ridden secret from Maya's past, and a third where Maya attempts to keep up appearances amid a tense F&C competition.
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The Astros scandal also led the Red Sox to "part ways" with their manager, Alex Cora, winner of the 2018 World Series, who had been the Astros' bench coach in 2017 and whose name was all over the report; Major League Baseball has opened an investigation into whether Cora and others used similar subterfuge with the Red Sox.
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Countries such as Australia and New Zealand have already begun to ban Huawei technology from their networks, and on Tuesday British Telecom announced it was removing Huawei equipment from its 4G network in the U.K. There has been no definitive evidence, but many experts and lawmakers are convinced the company is carrying out some form of subterfuge.
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The sort of balancing act they all must perform — making you wonder whether what you're seeing is genuine or subterfuge — makes the first half of the film feel like an Agatha Christie–style thriller, in which a crowd of mysterious strangers are brought together and a crime occurs, even as it's seeding the philosophical reflections still to come.
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It said that U.S. investigators had found that Chinese agents operating on behalf of the People's Liberation Army had used a combination of subterfuge, bribery, and threats to insert the compromising chips during various stages of Supermicro's supply chain, after which point they would have been nearly impossible to detect and given backdoor access to the systems they were implanted in.
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Per the Associated Press, Alvogen claimed that Nevada prison officials obtained the sedative, which authorities have used in numerous botched executions that left prisoners in extreme pain, via "subterfuge":State prisons spokeswoman Brooke Santina announced the decision Wednesday afternoon after a state court judge in Las Vegas earlier in the day ordered the delay at the request of New Jersey-based drugmaker Alvogen.
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If they really want to put this behind them in a way that maintains some shred of their integrity and honor, they need not only to pay a $10,000 "donation," the swimmers need to sincerely apologize to the Brazilian government, to the security guards who were the victims of the subterfuge, and to the American people whom they were representing.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) warned earlier this month that the Cruz amendment could be "subterfuge to get around pre-existing conditions [protections]," according to Iowa Public Radio.
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Kyle Shanahan amplified his father's scheme with enough speed and misdirection and pre-snap subterfuge to feel comfortable calling a run on Sunday in a standard passing situation — 3rd-and-8 at the Packers' 36-yard line — and then watching Raheem Mostert, an undrafted speedster playing for his seventh team, scamper just about untouched for the first of his four touchdowns.
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My friends and I tended to favor form over content, the cant of a brim or the jewel in an earlobe; race pride for us could boil down to nothing more than rhythm and athleticism, the way a person learned or didn't learn to cut through the air; it was fussing over not looking fussed, the perpetual subterfuge of nonchalance.
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The book, denounced by Russia's diplomatic mission in Nicosia as "politically unacceptable," portrayed Moscow as a duplicitous partner that had for decades used disinformation, front organizations and other tools of subterfuge to woo support among Greek-Cypriots while working behind the scenes to stoke tensions to ensure that Cyprus never aligned too firmly with the West or became a NATO member.
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Still, around halfway into Deadly Class's first episode (Syfy sent out the first four episodes fo review), I began to fantasize about my chances of survival (an honest assessment of my potential for subterfuge and middling physical prowess has convinced me that I'd last around 18 minutes — 12 of which would probably be spent complaining) in the show's grim world.
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Far from dumping the infants on the streets, Johnson heard repeatedly from birth families that they had left children outside carefully selected homes, then set off firecrackers to make sure someone would come outside and find the baby—this subterfuge necessary so that the adopting family would not know who the birth family was, and therefore be unable to identify them to government investigators.
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They only found out about possible subterfuge after an unnamed White House advisor and another unnamed senior State Department official specifically sought out the notes from Trump's interpreter — but the records weren't there: As a result, U.S. officials said there is no detailed record, even in classified files, of Trump's face-to-face interactions with the Russian leader at five locations over the past two years.
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Adding to the commission's subterfuge, the agency chose the same day also: (2628) to perform a massive data dump into the record; (28503) to release an updated version of the Rysman Appendix; and (22019) to introduce three new staff studies (the same staff which are charged with writing the final BDS rules) purporting to address, and ultimately correct, the shortcomings of the Rysman Appendix.
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And while the eventual couplings are never in doubt, the preordained nature of the piece allows for ample comedy at the expense of that evergreen topic, class — the subterfuge ramped up by the director, Paul Miller, so that unsuspecting playgoers become occasional confidants of a rambunctious ensemble of actors who might be more appealing if they tempered an exuberance bordering in some cases on egotism.
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Chinese technology giant Alibaba Group is the target of some 300 million attempted cyber attacks per day, according to the company's founder and former executive chairman, Jack Ma. Ma said he was "proud" that despite the tirade of subterfuge, Alipay — the group's payments arm which reports close to 1 billion users and processes $50 billion worth of transactions per day — has yet to lose "one cent" to hackers.
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Even if little comes from the protracted fight between President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Democrats over funding for a border wall, it will have been worth it for exposing the subterfuge of the anti-borders lobby.
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According to "The 14th Colony," the old Soviets discovered the oversight, and their rogue agents have decided to finally take revenge on the United States for what is presented as the subterfuge cooked up between Ronald Reagan and the pope that led to the fall of the U.S.S.R. (Anyone not a fan of the 40th president is hereby warned that in this book, he's a genius.) Their weapons: decades-old nuclear suitcase bombs, which were hidden on American soil long ago, and sleeper agents.
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There is a spiritual dimension that has been lost in the rest of our lives, a sense of communion, a reminder of being together in some distant Arthurian past, a fire burning on the banks of a river, the flames licking upward, lighting the faces of those you know and half-know, tomorrow something to be thought about and negotiated later, tension and togetherness, sex and subterfuge, surprise in a world stripped of surprises, the route unclear as you chart your boat toward what you hope is the isle of Avalon.
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