The author's rationale: "For Adam was formed first, then Eve, and Adam was not deceived, but the woman was deceived and became a transgressor" (1 Timothy 2 8-14 2 8-14
Unfortunately, manufacturers and consumers are deceived and misled into a false sense of security by electronic credentials, codes, and biometrics.
However, when again trying to use his feet to Rehman, he was deceived and stumped by a distance, leaving Swann to hole out to deep square leg.
Lawmaker Manrique Oviedo of the PAC Citizen Action Partyy) is urging President Laura Chinchilla to veto the bill, stating that he "feels deceived" and "he made a mistake" when he voted for it, according to Amelia Rueda Al Aire.
But it ends with a national "we": "We entered the war deceived and fought it for a decade under a series of delusions.
He said by telephone that the children had been "deceived" and dragged unwittingly into a political situation that "served enemy interests" and aimed to "destroy the Palestinian national spirit in the camp".
"The only thing left for the club to do is to develop its own youth and attempt to enlighten people who have been deceived and held as part of a stupid crowd by Mowgli".
For if we allow ourselves to continue to speak, act, and vote in abstractions, we run the risk of being deceived and doing great harm to a great number of individuals.
But environmentalists suggest that those figures are deceiving, and cite a study that concluded government help for renewables amounts to a small fraction of the subsidies that have historically been allocated to the fossil fuel industry.
We shouldn't forget, though, that while myths can inspire and reassure, they can also deceive and obscure a more mundane and problematic reality.
