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A man tells a great lie, and saves his character by it.
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Husband, depend upon it we have been believing a great lie.
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The great lie, as I once explained it to you, Ledford.
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Could he then save himself from destruction by a great lie?
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That was a great lie by Americans their aim was to ridicule the Russians.
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His boast, like all his wiles, is a little truth and a great lie.
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Well, God forgive me, and you too, you made me tell a great lie.
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The great lie we keep telling one another is that this is the new normal.
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The great lie about football fans is that winning games is all they care about.
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He was living the great lie, and yet to him it was no longer a lie.
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The great lie fell from her lips with a calmness that a martyr might have envied.
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Or, at least, does it not typify another death to-night, the death of a great lie?
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He saw a possible cross, and with a great lie he passed by on the other side.
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That music is a great lie.
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As the recent Guardian article by the economist Paul Krugman illustrated, austerity is the great lie of this age.
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That one great lie she told about the earth being flat when she knew it was round all the time!
