That is not to imply that everyone running an insurer is a crook, a fraud or a simpleton. |
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Or perhaps she felt that I am a simpleton who would welcome such kittens in his inbox, and that when I saw its dear little ears I would be happy. |
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But interestingly enough, he is the very human core to the film, a strong, faithful muscleman whose basic needs match his simpleton intellect. |
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By marrying a simpleton, he hopes to prevent his fear of being made a cuckold being realized. |
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It is endlessly diverting and can keep a simpleton like me amused for near hours on end. |
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Being a neophyte, rookie and simpleton, I wasn't automatically in the mindset of gaming. |
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I was mocked as a simpleton when I sang of birds and bees and flowers like a child. |
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Is God a fool, a simpleton who can be fobbed off with an empty formula of words? |
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Grant pronounced each word slowly, with careful diction, as if Eric were a simpleton. |
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His malapropisms and good old boy manner give him the air of a simpleton, and yet he's not. |
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It's not because some simpleton has gobbled up Atheism that everything that simpleton will do will automatically be bad. |
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This time a simpleton working an abacus could probably project the winner. |
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Dom, a simple soul or maybe a simpleton, asks for a moped and a lifetime supply of gas. |
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It proved that Man was noble, then it turned right around and proved that Man could also be a simpleton. |
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You know the story about the simpleton who stared at the finger, while someone tried to show him the Moon? |
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The Lord has told me only to wish to be like him, a simpleton in this world. |
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The Commission's reply to my questions would have stunned even a simpleton. |
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The person who could be called pure because he had no knowledge of either good or evil would in reality be merely a simpleton. |
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What am I, a simpleton when it comes to golf, supposed to believe? |
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Living in Tuléar as a poor student on his own, Théo was handicapped by his use of dialect which made many of his peers dismiss him as a country simpleton. |
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Or a Game of Thrones Snakes and Ladders where, instead of sliding down a snake, you're thrown off a tower and have to spend the rest of the game being carted around by a loveable simpleton called Hodor. |
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The difference of the chap I dealt with from the box-ticking simpleton I had earlier encountered could not have been more different. |
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To put it charitably, this is the jurisprudence of the simpleton. |
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Jensen added that Pelham was the only member of the research team with the simpleton belief that the study cast doubt on long-term medication, but messages and subsequent interviews showed that he was not alone. |
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The instructions were so complicated I felt like a complete simpleton. |
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