Chrissie keeps a journal to remind herself of her life, which becomes a record of her husband's deception.
Instead of resigning, George W. Bush uses his record of deception as a basis for re-election to the presidency.
By David Remnick May 17, 2017 Given Donald Trump's long record of deception, James Comey's memos are far more likely to bury the President than to exonerate him.
This record of deception is one reason that the nuclear accord that Secretary of State John Kerry brought back to President Obama last week runs to a hundred and fifty-nine pages of text and annexes.
Although the intelligence about Saddam's weapons of mass destruction has been shown to have been flimsy and, with hindsight, wrong, Saddam's record of deception in the 12 years since the first Gulf war meant that it was right not to give him the benefit of the doubt.
My earnest hope is that as social investors we can be at the forefront of an effort to move reasonable human values of equality, sustainability, peace and love, back closer to the middle of our work, our lives and our society; and that we can wholeheartedly declare our independence from the rest of the investment industry, with its sorry record of deception, self-enrichment and ill-served clients.
Writing about Young God being a classic record label feels a little like an act of deception.
And, contrary to Mr Obama's dismissive rhetoric about war-mongers, that second camp of doubters includes not just noisy hawks but also moderate Republicans and Democrats, who are sincerely anxious about the Iranian regime's long record of nuclear deceptions and secrets.A pivotal player is the Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee.
In Chinatown, Jake Gittes is duped by duplicitous women, beaten senseless by heavies and performs an act of deception in a public records office.
The ethical problems with conducting a trial involving an element of deception are legion.
