As he hovers between life and death, another patient, the hypochondriacal Sally Druse, checks herself in under false pretenses. |
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Were I lying, then I would simply bestow upon you some vague time in the future, so as to draw things out for pretenses and falsehoods. |
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After all its just a thrown together bunch of experiences with the narrowest of pretenses holding it all together. |
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This is music to play when you're at the cottage, when all your defenses and pretenses are left back in the city. |
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They'll put on the usual pretenses of being happy to be there, and all, but I know it's all a facade. |
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Many thought he had dragged the country into an unnecessary war on pretenses of a threat that did not exist. |
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In lucid prose, he shreds pretenses and pretexts and demands consistent, bright lines. |
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I am afraid that this could lead to conflicts at work or that I could be fired under false pretenses. |
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At the time, he advocated a reprimand, to ensure that taxpayers' money cannot be used deceitfully in advance under a false pretenses. |
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Slush funds, it was alleged, were used to pay for dinners, travel under false pretenses, and perks for high-ranking officials. |
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The fraudsters are looking to gain identity and banking information from the victim so bank accounts can be accessed through false pretenses. |
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In the end, it was found that students working under Protess had used false pretenses in trying to elicit witness statements. |
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Does she agree that the affordable Care Act was offered to the public under false pretenses? |
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Marriage has been reduced to the necessary pretenses of true love. |
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Hyper-tokenism embraces the widely accepted notion that we are all pretending, and further insinuates that pretenses can be more or less complete, more or less willed. |
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The children were reportedly separated from their families under false pretenses. |
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Why is the Minister of Justice allowing the debate about a woman's right to abortion to be re-opened via the back door and under false pretenses? |
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Erick Andrew Fenety is facing 4 related charges of false pretenses and failing to comply with conditions of undertaking. |
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We might never know how Mitchell fanned two icons of the game, or if she did it under false pretenses. |
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Individuals who have entered Canada under false pretenses could be subject to removal. |
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You're wearing a lab coat under false pretenses. |
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The profligate pretenses upon which he was perpetually soliciting an increase of his disgraceful stipend are mentioned with becoming reprobation. |
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So many Americans now agree that it was a tragic mistake and a decision taken under false pretenses by the American president and the American government. |
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All these people had in interest in extorting a maximum amount of money from taxpayers under false pretenses and to share the spoils even at the cost of incredible inefficiency. |
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All these free thinkers elected in the Conservative Party under false pretenses have become a major hindrance to the economy and to the development of Quebec. |
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He saw through all pretenses, circumventions and lies — even the ones he told himself — until in the end he was hornswoggled by the biggest lie of all. |
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This is the historic position of social democracy, in which Kakehashi can now be completely welcomed, now that it has thrown off its last pretenses to Trotskyism. |
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I don't want favors under false pretenses. |
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The refugees were lured to collection points under false pretenses. |
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Under any other circumstances, in the private sector or anywhere else, the government could be charged with fraud and obtaining money under false pretenses. |
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When a child is taken from its parents or a woman from her family under false pretenses, and that person is then taken to another country to be subjected to the base instincts of another, that is a very serious crime. |
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As we know, often they are brought to this country under false pretenses. |
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Altering or interfering with platforms, solutions, e-mails or other users' or third party's systems under false pretenses or without authorization. |
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Furthermore, a massive credit bubble continues to form in the housing sector and it continues to show signs of strength amid what we think are false pretenses for a quick and painless recovery in the near future. |
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A government has been sworn in, a government which sought to obtain a majority under false pretenses, with a platform which pointed to more of the same-that is a minority government. |
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After several years of polemical war between revisionists and orthodox Marxists, the revisionists eventually triumphed within the SPD, which gradually abandoned its revolutionary pretenses. |
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In 90 bce Rome granted citizenship to all Italic peoples, an act that in effect created total political unification of the Italic-Roman state and eliminated the last pretenses of autonomy in the Etruscan city-states. |
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In terms of those who have been removed, these are people who came here under the wrong pretenses or who for some reason have come up against the rules and regulations of this country. |
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Such pretenses would be risky for European banks, since the financial institutions have no ties with terrorism and do not want to see their reputations irreparably damaged. |
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People who believe in their pretenses create them for real. |
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She enrolled at the university under false pretenses, giving an invented birth date and lying about her qualifications. |
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By lumping asylum-seekers together with economic migrants, the latter are discredited, as though they were trying to squeeze in under false pretenses. |
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