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deceive

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How could something that looks so good and feels genuinely inspiring just by being in its proximity be deceiving?

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The case was deciding on whether Skat was deceived into paying the tax refunds, as it had claimed.

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Carr had suggested on the podcast “The Benny Show” that there was a “concerted effort” from some broadcasters to deceive the public about the motive behind Kirk’s killing.

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"They deceived us; we'd never have left him with them if we knew they weren't licensed."

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The tank in question appears to be a plywood decoy used by the Ukrainian forces to deceive the Russians.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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