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The phrase "a con" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is a short form of "a con artist," which refers to a person who deceives or swindles others through deceptive practices. Example: The city was full of street performers, but Mary was able to see through the act of the man claiming to be a magician. She warned her friends, "Don't give him any money, he's just a con."
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I'm a con man".
This is a con.
A con or complex?
What a con.
It's a con," he said.
"Kaczynski is a con artist.
Was he a con man?
What's a con man?
It's a con.
Renegotiation is a con.
It's all a con.
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