All such systems would take the mystery, the guesswork and the deceit out of the tactical dimension of the current system.
This knowledge will "rip you up and lay you open … and make all the deceit of your heart appear" (Fell 1656c, 7).
One Muslim father points out that the advice of Mme. de Chartres, the Princess's mother, about the tranquility to be found in a virtuous life and the deceits of men that lie in wait for pretty girls, is what every parent says to his children, and editorializes on the dangers of daughters who decide with their hearts.
Dyer's response was: Her former pastor, John Wilson, urged her to repent and to not be "so deluded and carried away by the deceit of the devil".
From 1839 to 1846 he issued his famous series Les Lorettes, Les Débardeurs, and Les Fourberies de femmes ("The Deceit of Women").
After all, it is said, the huge debt overhang from the country's rotten banking system and the actuarial deceit of its postal- and insurer-based retirement systems is just Japan owing itself.
After all, it is said, the huge debt overhang from the country's rotten banking system and the actuarial deceit of its postal- and insurer-based retirement systems is just a case of Japan owing itself.
And some biologists think that the deceits of the mating game may even be reflected in the hapless spermatozoon.
But Jiro has already learned about the deceits of dreams and grown-ups alike: "It's just a statue, Papa".
The serape-wrapped, button-bedecked audience of old lefties and human rights activists cheered when Mr. Belafonte denounced the war in Iraq and the "clever deceits of mighty men and women who found ways to lie to our people and lead us to this moment of great anxiety".
