But parliamentarians from the Australian Greens party welcomed the demise of the Labor government's carbon emissions trading scheme, calling it "a dirty deal, an exercise in double think, and a deceit on the Australian people".
He agreed with Michael Mansfield QC, representing 75 families whose relatives were killed in the lethal crush, that he was "practising and persisted in a far-reaching deceit" on the day, by lying to Football Association and football club officials about his actions.
Gradually, as the facts came out about what had happened, the Army realized that it was dealing with not only the matter of serious war crimes but also that of widespread deceit on the part of American officers, who, for various reasons, presumably including the desire to protect their own careers, had covered up virtually all the details of the massacre.
Osborne said Labour was trying to "perpetrate a grand deceit on the British public", and that the IFS "are confirming what we know: that the Labour leader and the shadow chancellor would do it all over again – tax and borrow and spend their way into an economic crisis and let the British people pay the price".
Among the distinctly medieval additions to the debate were an emphasis on the certainty of self-knowledge, and especially on a widespread recognition across traditions that God's omnipotence, and thus the possibility of Divine deceit on these grounds, provides a special challenge to the epistemology of anyone who holds a theistic worldview.
But we worry about the ease with the police can use deceit on the Internet to monitor private communications.
Obama's stout rejoinder and defense won't stop the drumbeat GOP finger pointed at him for his alleged muddle and supposed deceit on the Libyan embassy tragedy.
Given the breadth of the Volkswagen Group VW AGG), some can't help but wonder about the impact of this deceit on sales of Audi, Porsche, and even those legendary machines with the celebrated names of Bentley, Bugatti and Lamborghini.
Alan Johnson, the home secretary, accused the Tories of peddling a "big deceit" on crime.
The Wubbies, meanwhile, had insured that she and her writers would keep chronicling love and deceit on "Everlasting".
