| These mugs are deceivingly sturdy whilst still giving the appearance of quality and elegance. |
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| Though the book looks deceivingly like it's meant for a coffee table, Spirn's accompanying text reveals much more. |
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| Some contestants remarked on how deceivingly difficult the early rock, doo-wop and girl-group songs could be. |
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| Created in 1994, this is a deceivingly playful jewel of a course that few golfers can resist testing their skills on. |
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| Science fiction movies draw on the large repertoire of these concepts to create deceivingly realistic future worlds. |
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| Beside the deceivingly simple look threads a lot of clever and complicated mathematical design has gone into it. |
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| Inspired by World War II military uniforms, these expertly-crafted trousers are made of lasting, heavy duty-canvas that's also deceivingly soft. |
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| At your request, we can organize cooking classes to learn how to prepare the deceivingly simple, traditional and tasty local recipes. |
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| And to disprove the idea that there can't be more than one shade of black comes the Dickensian Volume, a set of 10 deceivingly dark and metallic shades by the indie nail polish line StrangeBeautiful. |
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| While the shallow waters of a backyard pool may seem deceivingly innocuous, diving into shallow water can result in loss of consciousness, drowning, catastrophic injuries and even death. |
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| They deceivingly look like large format photographs. |
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| With a deceivingly casual approach, Henry glided past opposing players, initiated and finished moves, and scored goals either with a light touch from short range or fiercely from long distances. |
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| Or take your culinary creations to a new level with creamy pasta sauces and deceivingly decadent desserts like custards, cheesecakes, and puddings. |
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