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1. "Nor tell lies," added Faith
2. I don’t tell lies
3. The leaders may follow a very luxurious life style, tell lies, have immoral ways but they want their followers to live a simple life, be truthful and live by highest morals and ethical principles
4. If you are found to have bullied any member of staff or forced them to tell lies then you will be dismissed
5. “Technically, we are allowed to tell lies down here
6. She had been brought up never to tell lies
7. “That’s what happens when ye tell lies like an old djain
8. Such illness as a false word which is to tell lies which endangers and harms others
9. So it had become clear that sorcery and its practitioners tell lies, and he who believes an astrologer has failed to believe the Prophets
10. So it had become clear that necromancy and its practitioners tell lies, and he who believes an astrologer has disbelieved the prophets
11. Standing before massive crowds, a rhetorical master in action, a brown-faced man chanting yes we can a phenomenon unheard, Closing genera¬tional gaps and transcending racial lines drawn in the hot political sands, men, women, boys and girls…it was Barack’s world, his interna¬tional political stage sparked bigoted outrage, vet him strong but treat him wrong because white is the only right in these United States of America, Mock his children, attack his wife, call him a nigger and manufacture strife, reduce him to a symbol of terrorism, Extremists rise, haters tell lies to stop him in his tracks, Because Barack’s too dark, his white ain’t right, his wife’s too ethnic, and his swag’s too light to be a U
12. Standing before massive crowds, a rhetorical master in action, a brown-faced man chanting yes we can a phenomenon unheard, Closing generational gaps and transcending racial lines drawn in the hot political sands, men, women, boys and girls…it was Barack’s world, his international political stage sparked bigoted outrage, vet him strong but treat him wrong because white is the only right in these United States of America, Mock his children, attack his wife, call him a nigger and manufacture strife, reduce him to a symbol of terrorism, Extremists rise, haters tell lies to stop him in his tracks, Because Barack’s too dark, his white ain’t right, his wife’s too ethnic, and his swag’s too light to be a U
13. It means to purposely tell lies about the Creator to acquire power, prestige, and/or material gain
14. of the Lord never tell lies
15. “You didn’t expect Shap to be able to tell lies and neither did the rest of the delegates
16. “ It's not like you to tell lies, Holms
17. church would not tell lies about Prester John
18. It means to purposely tell lies about
19. They tell lies and attribute them to God, knowingly
20. I answered that I was already ransomed, and that by the price it might be seen what value my master set on me, as I had given one thousand five hundred zoltanis for me; to which she replied, "Hadst thou been my father's, I can tell thee, I would not have let him part with thee for twice as much, for you Christians always tell lies about yourselves and make yourselves out poor to cheat the Moors
21. And as to truth, I said, is not a soul equally to be deemed halt and lame which hates voluntary falsehood and is extremely indignant at herself and others when they tell lies, but is patient of involuntary falsehood, and does not mind wallowing like a swinish beast in the mire of ignorance, and has no shame at being detected?
22. "And I always tell lies
23. ‘In the first place, I did not ask him to give you any message; and secondly, I never tell lies
24. ‘I never boast, and I never tell lies,’ he said slowly, restraining his rising anger
25. " That's just it, that she has ; she does nothing but tell lies, and she is a good hand at it, I can tell you ! Before I went to Moscow, I still had hopes that no papers of any sort were left, but then, then
26. And I went out of my way to tell lies against myself
27. What does a man tell lies for sometimes?”
28. I never can tell lies to you,” she declared, with a strange fire in her eyes
29. Shatushka, what do you think? If people can tell lies why shouldn't a card?" She suddenly threw the cards together again
30. She's only in a rage at having believed in you for twenty years, at your having so taken her in over these noble sentiments, and made her tell lies for so long
31. "'Calendars always tell lies,'" he observed with a polite smile, but, a little ashamed; he made haste to add: "It's dull to live by the calendar, Liza
32. Tolkatchenko, who was arrested in the neighbourhood ten days after his flight, behaves with incomparably more decorum; he does not shuffle or tell lies, he tells all he knows, does not justify himself, blames himself with all modesty, though he, too, has a weakness for rhetoric; he tells readily what he knows, and when knowledge of the peasantry and the revolutionary elements among them is touched upon, he positively attitudinises and is eager to produce an effect