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Examples for "con"
Examples for "con"
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According to him, English players have long known how to con referees.
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According to the actress, Wilson used his children to further his con.
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You're spiritual con men, confidence tricksters offering false faith and false hope.
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Mr Lowry is con testing the Tipperary North election as an Independent.
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But no way was I falling for this guy's penny-pinching con job.
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She passed away while an inmate at Moccasin Bend earlier this year.
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It said there needed to be close security scrutiny of each inmate.
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Mr Lotu-Liga said the staff member was not fighting with an inmate.
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It was not clear why the inmate would have started the fire.
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She said the inmate had been threatened repeatedly, and requested a transfer.
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They would never have me, a branded jailbird, in the Imperial Yeomanry!
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Yet, during his most recent court appearance, Nair sang a different jailbird song.
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Parents send their children to pose for family album snapshots alongside the jailbird.
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The stranger halted with his jailbird companion some five or six feet away.
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Can you imagine ole jailbird gramps telling stories at Christmas dinner?
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The yardbird bravado made him seem inauthentic, potentially dangerous.
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Charlie Yardbird has been on the go since the summer but he could run into a place.
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'Can you make me look like an aging yardbird?' Griff said.
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Stoke didn't even notice the gathering of yardbirds behind him, all come to witness this prison miracle in the making.
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The company added it will close other specialty outlets, including five YardBIRDS stores and a bath remodeling business known as HD Bath.
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I hope it hasn't been a problem for you, your father being a gaolbird.
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Many were gaolbirds, having chosen the Navy over more gaol time for debt.
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Anyhow, here we are, two gaolbirds, Bobby, disgraced forever.
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'Tis a runaway gaolbird by the look of him for whom we have no sort of use here.
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You take 'em all in, but this one is a jail bird!
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Did you ever see a jail bird dressed in a Homburg?
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Originally published as Ex- jail bird hosts 'Hot for Teacher' night
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Does he want a jail bird or does he want a hot bird? she sighs.
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But there's nothing sensible in inviting a jail bird to the house, and having him stay all night.
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Eventually, these pedestaled scales earn their namesake as chickenheads-theneck a spindly stem and the plate a rounded, squawking yard bird.
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All four cases involved women and are believed to have resulted from exposure to sick or dead back- yard birds.
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He has said he sees no chance of the Senate convicting Trump.
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No play of the emotions could be lost under its convicting glow.
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Jurors were two votes away from convicting Porter of misconduct in office.
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A question that no man can answer without convicting himself of folly!
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A federal judge in September overturned a jury verdict convicting Rafiekian.
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She chose all the solemn, convicting songs she could think of, such as-
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Still, I could scarcely ask her to abet me in convicting the doctor.
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Processing DNA evidence and convicting perpetrators is a key sexual assault prevention strategy.
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Briel believed she was neither setting a criminal free nor convicting an innocent person.
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Government will ensure justice for all and speed up the process of convicting criminals.
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Judge Peter Rollo decided convicting the young men would be disproportionate to the offending.
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Elmer and the others managed to see the convicting note.
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The jury also had the option of convicting Slager on a voluntary manslaughter charge.
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Republicans, who control the Senate, have shown little support for convicting and removing him.
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There would be no chance of convicting them upon it.
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Piper, you're convicting me based on another man's idiotic behavior.
