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1. “You let me win,” she hissed under her breath, “I am well aware that you could have taken me at any time; why the deception?”

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2. There was no deception with him, what you see is what you got

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3. “In any business deal,” Kulai said, “there is the specter of deception

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4. or for deception to com in

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5. Avoiding Deception Other ways to keep on the path

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6. Sometimes we fall into the deception of thinking that we are

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7. received because of his deception (see 2 Kings 5:20-27)

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8. only open the door to deception and darkness

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9. get into deception because they think they are the only ones that

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10. other gifts in the body, we open ourselves up to deception

11. was the poison of deception, and both Jesus and John the Baptist

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12. but I could see the deception in his heart

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13. There is also a deception that has crept into our beliefs that

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14. “About? You have the nerve to ask? After your deception nearly got me killed?”

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15. The way he bristled at the mention of the name ‘Roscius Avienus’, and then slackened with an almost forced conge-niality was a hallmark of deception that he had long since grown accustomed to identifying

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16. The deception is truly an act of benevolence aimed at reducing any trauma or shock a spirit might encounter upon entering a new environment

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17. He could just about manage deception by avoiding a subject, but if he was

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18. Let’s test this deception, he thought, grinding his teeth here

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19. Although of course it was perfectly understandable, he felt slightly ridiculous for having been – if only partially – taken in by this deception; only an illusion, which can be undone with sufficient reasoning

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20. It’s not really you, how can it be? You can only be an illusion, a deception created from my memory

21. ‘I’ve studied you, your ability at deception, oh and the ability to leach from all those minds

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22. Monique stood facing the tall glass entrance, wondering whether to play along with the charade (both that of it being literally an illusion and not challenging the deception of father's life) or say something that would cause consternation within the household

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23. His dark eyes narrowed, and once again Amaranthe remembered his knack for sensing deception

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24. Assumptions by modern revisionists seeking to belie historical traditions, avidly supported by special interests with political axes to grind, however discredited such assumptions oftentimes are, may further promote muddled-headed thinking by ultimately winning the battle of ideas, however questionable their premises, by perpetuating falsehoods that, on the surface, oftentimes appear plausible to variable, ―discerning‖ young minds armed with partial knowledge, but sufficient enough to receive distorted impressions at their face value, rendering many vulnerable to questionable or unlikely propositions that bear little or no resemblance to the truth; advanced by (political and social) deconstructionists alienated from their (hated) customs, offering in exchange, contemporary standards predicated on historical fallacies, deception, inflicted reasoning and ignominious viewpoints

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25. Just what coward of a man abandoned her in this state, that you had to foist her off with this deception?”

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26. Kay searched for any sign of deception within Galeron’s gaze, but he seemed to be completely honest in his statement

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27. Taking shelter in that which consoles you only for the moment, soon revealed in the light of the morning to be a lie and a deception

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28. And even this they deny, for they love deception and the truth is not at all convenient

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29. and General Colin Powell used Sun Tzu's principles of deception, speed, and attacking the enemy's weakness

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30. One can find obvious Communist influence on neo conservatives, especially their propaganda techniques, willingness to use deception, and celebration of amorality in the name of winning long term goals

31. But his enjoyment of the moment was tempered with the thought that Elizabeth was again at the center of some kind of deception

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32. He also felt uncomfortable being reminded he was using deception to further their goals; he almost cynically realized he would be a fool though if he did not make the best use of whatever luck threw in their way

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33. Either way, that would not be consistent with the deception he had in mind

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34. How the Moslems could play on that conflict isn’t certain, but if 666 represents the antichrist in some manner, then the conflict might represent a subtle kind of deception that might have attracted the Gnostics

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35. David’s sin is adultery, deception,

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36. I know how much I hated him for just a few hours of what I felt as deception

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37. Surely that counts as deception

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38. It then says that the “ashes” may be scattered, but it confirmed already that it is not ashes, but BONES WHICH ARE GROUND! I trust you see the deception here, not because I said it, but it is confirmed in a news paper hot of the press!

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39. relationships that society is full of hypocrisy and deception

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40. Of course, the widespread belief is that these horrific murders are the work of just one man, and the members of the club have gone to great lengths to maintain that deception

41. There is much sin and deception in our land, but the goal today is not to look beyond yourself

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42. “The truth that peels away five hundred years of deception

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43. Lies and deception are built into politics as usual in Washington

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44. All experiences are an illusion; the mind and senses are a deception,

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45. Within minutes, those same faces clouded with doubt when he shared his suspicion, fallen angels disguised as aliens returning to Earth to plot deception and usher in apostasy

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46. will never know deception in this situation, will never consider this screen an illusion, and can

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47. True episodes of deception are often associated with feelings of surprise, and more, when the

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48. deceiver is a human being close to us, the initial unveiling of deception often brings with it the

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49. But why should deception hurt, and subsequently, be feared? A

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50. are proximately associated with pain, and it is this memorable pain that helps give deception its

51. noisy transients on the universal scale; noise, rather than indicating deception, reliably

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52. Nor can the demon create any deception at all

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53. that we are always deceived, but this deception is caused by knowledge itself

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54. this supposition itself holds the only deception to be found

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55. specters into our alleged deception

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56. scientific enquiry when one wants to understand the nature of deception

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57. Müller-Lyer effect an illusion, but the perception itself has nothing to do with deception; the

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58. Philosophers present ‘objective’ examples of deception that pretend to have nothing to do

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59. Are we to believe that this situation, without additional clarification, is an adequate example of true deception? Who cares if one hears voices when in fact no one is

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60. Without an expectation of repeated association, deception

61. speaker, but these too need not have anything to do with epistemological deception

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62. Deception, however, has nothing to do

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63. The charge of deception, given the above

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64. That is, deception takes on substantial form after

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65. I have been led by Deception to this place

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66. “And if I told you that your deception could only transform into more deception?”

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67. “So the force of deception, in you, arises from the possibility that it can be annihilated and

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68. Deception is a paradoxical force: we fear the threat of loss suggested by Deception, but we

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69. Deception, applied to the whole of the present, acts as the primordial mover and does

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70. Deception taunts with this threat and then the loss occurs, thus solidifying Deception’s hold on

71. But Deception in its initial inception was a means of creation

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72. For some reason we have assumed that deception requires

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73. deceiving herself and focus upon the deception as it manifest within you

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74. must first believe what the deceiver is saying, so without your consent, deception cannot exist

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75. deception with little adjustment, and that the Cartesian triad of knowledge, deception and

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76. Attempts at deception are therefore random shots in the dark, and we can never know when

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77. assumption that we frequently identify episodes of obvious deception

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78. We think we know what deception looks like, and the deceiver thinks he

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79. either have known deception in the past—as the non-skeptic would suggest—or, in justly

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80. apprehending reality, at least once, could he have known that he experienced deception, but

81. certain perception of reality was discovered only after his claims of deception

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82. Cartesian deception that opposes and prevents this knowledge, yet the meditation originates from

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83. possible objective deception, for Descartes, would be if he previously believed in his non-

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84. nature of deception and error

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85. Firstly, knowledge of true deception and episodes of error were assumed at the onset,

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86. by assuming that deception is impossible and has never occurred, noting that this assumption

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87. Pyrrho’s ancient skeptics believed, truly, that objective deception was impossible

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88. into the category of deception since Pyrrhonians disbelieved and doubted from the start

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89. crude deception, you need not stop talking to or trusting others

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90. (Jacob's deception brought about the promise that God gave to Rebekah while

91. believe such nonsense in 1770 may be excusable; for liberal academics to believe it in the 21st century is an indication of ignorance or conscious deception

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92. deliberate deception, the relevant standard in this case

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93. If that is true, why has the Board not awarded Hitler’s Minister of Propaganda, Josef Goebbels, a Pulitzer Prize? His work was equally devoid of “deliberate deception

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94. The above noted, it would be a serious error to attribute intentional deception to the Jewish Left and its minions alone

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95. had the slightest idea what deception lay ahead

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96. As Duncan rises, he sees they are staring at each other as if all their recent history of lies, deception, betrayal and attempted murder has been a mere nothing

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97. For your deception, I will find your body, and I will give you a thorough beating

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98. as he continued, „I, myself only came upon the knowledge of his long deception recently during

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