Are they seriously suggesting the Scottish public are totally gullible and can be so easily hoodwinked? |
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And if the climactic surprise feels like a magician's cheat, at least we've been hoodwinked by a master. |
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The privatizers have hoodwinked us into believing that public education, like poverty, is hopeless. |
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Cabinet advice, says Hide, showed the public had been hoodwinked into investing in a project that made billions for a Hollywood studio. |
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We work too hard for our dollars to be hoodwinked and cheated by unscrupulous places such as these. |
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They just can't avoid being manipulated, tricked, conned, used, snookered, bamboozled, hoodwinked, rum amok and conned by men. |
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At first glance, a fella could be hoodwinked into assuming both these bandwagons to be one and the same. |
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You have once again hoodwinked me into risking my life in one of those damnable contraptions! |
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He plays a high-stakes burglar who lifts the diamonds and then gets hoodwinked by a rival gang. |
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Don't get hoodwinked by someone with a poor credit history who can take advantage of your good rating. |
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The primary instrument of this policy is ESDP which otherwise sensible European states have been hoodwinked into supporting. |
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He's very easily dazzled, and we might add, hornswoggled and hoodwinked. |
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Chinese editorials said South-East Asians should not be hoodwinked by imperialists. |
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We have heard the member for Winnipeg Centre talk about how he was hoodwinked into not tabling a private member's bill on access to information. |
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The government hoodwinked people, saying that this was done because of its financial problems. |
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Despite their four-year absence, the inspectors are confident they will not be hoodwinked. |
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Given such circumstances, what are the chances that a client will not likewise be hoodwinked? |
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We realised that we were being hoodwinked, that we were being told that, just because we had enough food to eat, we had food security. |
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In response to withering media criticism, the Bush folks finally figured out that they had been hoodwinked. |
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Once people have experienced a free press, they will never want to be hoodwinked again by papers attempting to cover the government's dirty footprints. |
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Two Czech students hoodwinked the media and most of Prague by the look of it, make-believing that they were building a hypermarket and shopping precinct. |
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The people in the Fraser Valley were not hoodwinked in any way. |
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But the PNG government is worried, regardless of the financial implications, that the inexperienced ABG will be hoodwinked by the unscrupulous international mining companies waiting in the wings. |
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She, on the other hand, had once again been hoodwinked and enclosed in darkrooms, condemned to give birth to millions of young ones her husband, Photo-Optics, had fecundated. |
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In that it is a new technology, people, especially seniors who were not used to this throughout their lives, could easily be hoodwinked into giving personal information, which is then be used to victimize them. |
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Has the minister been party to this scam or was he hoodwinked by the Department of Finance into agreeing to impose this injustice on hog producers? |
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It is surprising to think that these major networks in Canada would somehow be hoodwinked by the Government of Canada to be used in some sort of propaganda in Quebec or outside. |
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I am confident that the Security Council will not be hoodwinked by this facile attempt to try to improve Eritrea's image and divert attention from its recent behaviour. |
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Canadians will not be hoodwinked a second time. |
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It works a treat as all and sundry are hoodwinked. |
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At an official banquet this week for conference participants at Diaoyutai, the state guest house where generations of important visitors have been feted and hoodwinked, there are no such affronts to foreign tastes. |
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Of those that do, only nine have so far agreed in full to the toughened safeguards, brought in after it was seen how easily Iraq had hoodwinked inspectors about its illicit nuclear programme. |
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The time was not yet come when eloquence was to be gagged, and reason to be hoodwinked. |
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How did the Liberals let themselves get hoodwinked by these Conservatives? |
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The French President, Mr Chirac, has to be hoodwinked to such an extent that he condemns Amnesty International instead of the human rights violations in Togo. |
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Do not be hoodwinked into thinking that this is not the place of your ancestors or your home and native land, because you've just come here three, five, or ten years ago. |
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The user cannot be hoodwinked for the Opinel is easily recognizable. |
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The sensitive faculty most part overrules reason, the soul is carried hoodwinked, and the understanding captive like a beast. |
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Drawing and quartering was too good for that evil little hornswoggler who had hoodwinked two deys and the entire populace of Algiers, Gimp the Greek included. |
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I feel like the salesman hoodwinked me into buying right away. |
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While, a shirt with 'Scroogled' written on it includes a word cloud around it with terms like scammed, conned, surveilled, gossiped, hoodwinked, duped and so on. |
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Don't let yourself be hoodwinked into buying things you don't need. |
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