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Examples for "fraud"
Examples for "fraud"
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Though not above vote fraud, he considered violence counterproductive; it disturbed unnecessarily.
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Personal use of government - or company - equipment is considered fraud.
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Ahead of the result, allegations of various forms of fraud have emerged.
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None of the claims involve criminal or common law fraud, Davis said.
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The company helps government agencies track down terrorists and uncover financial fraud.
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This week, the fight against drugs, but sport athletes continue to cheat.
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Biden has often said publicly he worries Trump would try to cheat.
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I return with everybody's least favourite subject: the premature Oscar cheat sheet.
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You'll cheat the movement instead of simply doing it the right way.
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It's that time of year again... nerves, cheat sheets and general panic.
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The journalistic-impostor ruse would require higher approval if proposed today, he wrote.
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He was an impostor in the most determined sense of the term.
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This can be achieved by: Reacting quickly to undo the impostor's sabotages.
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But I was growing weary of the voice of the old impostor.
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A common man, an impostor, a felon, was never thus waited upon.
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I am not a swindler, and I guard myself; that is all.
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He has the stuff in him for a very clever, fashionable swindler.
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The man was an international swindler and was wanted by the police.
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A plan to confuse and outwit the swindler occurred to our hero.
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The swindler was not there, nor was he on the adjoining roof.
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Its new operating system, iOS 6, is slicker than slugs on ice.
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It crackled against his slicker; it beat like hands against his face.
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The second night is predictably slicker, and even features the missing joke.
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It's a little slicker than the state-saving stuff we've seen so far.
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Despite never playing together, they looked slicker than the Lions at times.
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However, although a trickster, Raven also created humanity from wood and clay.
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Its weighty subject matter is leavened by Rivera's trickster-like sense of humor.
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But Mock Duck to the end was a rogue and a trickster.
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Could any trickster perform in the dark with such precision and gentleness?
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I wasn't a warrior like Ash or a brilliant trickster like Puck.
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But in order for that to happen a cheater has to 1.
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I take little cheater breaths; my lungs don't want to fight gravity.
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We first validate our approach using a well-characterized yeast cheater-cooperator system.
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A good teacher's impact was nearly as distinctive as a cheater's.
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A sophisticated cheater would be careful to avoid conspicuous blocks of identical answers.
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The beguiler appeared to hesitate.
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So let not the life of the world beguile you, and let not the (avowed) beguiler beguile you with regard to Allah.
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The Michells were awful hard on women; called 'em vessels of wrath an' beguilers of Adam.
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"She favors us, and she hates those others, the King's beguilers," said Bertrand.
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"I am beginning to know it, dear Mademoiselle!" said the pitiful beguiler, slipping through the doorway on tiptoe.
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No semblance of union should be maintained between the deceiver and ourselves.
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He is a deceiver, and should be driven out of the country.
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The word signifies a deceiver, which eliminates it from every religious association.-A.
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I think Aunt Thérèse suspected nothing-MonsieurDubois is such a beautiful deceiver.
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How was he to smile back on the deceiver and the insulter?
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Beshrew me, 'tis a wary and subtle deceiver, this same casuist love.
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He is gay enough, but I am sure he is no deceiver.
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How can the arch-deceiver assume the form of an angel of light!
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Nice-looking old girl, but, like all of her sex, a gay deceiver.
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Why, by declaring boldly that Jesus was half deceiver and half deceived!
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But why would you want to hear from a deceiver, may I ask?
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Thou wilt trust thyself within the toils of the grand deceiver.
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We have found him to be an insurgent and deceiver of the people.
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This man is a self deceiver; he deceives his own heart.
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The deceiver simply feigned utter condemnation to make partial comfort acceptable.
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It cannot be expected, therefore, that the old deceiver can claim any recompense.
