Tóibín expands: The novel in English during the 19th century is full of parents whose influence must be evaded or erased, to be replaced by figures who operate either literally or figuratively as aunts, both kind and mean, both well-intentioned and duplicitous, both rescuing and destroying.
And Mr. Hewlett released boardroom documents intended to portray Ms. Fiorina as both greedy and duplicitous.
Most disturbing, however, is that even though both Allen and Brown have duplicitous alter egos (she uses Shakara to write "fluffy pieces" for women's magazines), hers is seen as deceitful while his is in the service of remaking his career.
Through a complex series of accidents, Jérome finds himself in a position both to rescue Claire from the duplicitous Vincent and to caress her bare knee, which he insists on representing to the amused Aurora as a purely selfless ethical act.
The goals for the scene were to both show Dave's duplicitous nature trying to tape after Miles just told him the scene before, "Don't tape," and that Miles is going to have everything happen on his terms.
Wei (Wei Minzhi) is stubborn, resentful, with a precocious sense of her pedagogic dignity being outraged by both her unruly pupils and duplicitous employers.
The United States played a duplicitous role, supplying both the French and the insurgents, and eventually obtained the biggest prize - the Louisiana Territory, which the French could no longer have held without their military headquarters in Haiti.
Although, it's Juliette, so probably some complexly duplicitous version of both.
In our study, the high content of IL-6 detected in cows fed LCF may be attributed to that IL-6 is a duplicitous cytokine playing both pro- and anti-inflammatory roles.
When it comes to Russian and US domestic politics, the worst stereotypes – Russia as a neo-Soviet autocracy, America as a duplicitous hegemon – proliferate on both sides.
