One of his allies, the Qom Friday prayer leader, said, "Some people who were deceived during these incidents stubbornly struck the same tune as the US.
The presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, has shown a proclivity to lie, to hide, and to deceive during the entire campaign which makes Ryan his perfect choice.
And a week before, Revlon, which he still controls, said it would pay $850,000 to settle claims that it deceived shareholders during an attempt to take the company private.
He had never been so grossly and humiliatingly deceived during his incumbency in office".
Evangelical pastor Rafael Cruz, father of tea party star Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), called black and Hispanic voters "uninformed" and "deceived" during a speech to conservative activists in February.
Chandler writes – "The pure military artistry with which he repeatedly deceived Villars during the first part of the campaign has few equals in the annals of military history ... the subsequent siege of Bouchain with all its technical complexities, was an equally fine demonstration of martial superiority".
In truth, Bilic's team had flattered to deceive during a bright opening quarter, the visitors lacking Dimitri Payet's invention until the latter stages when that early urgency had long since been eclipsed and, eventually, overrun.
The 23-year-old sometimes flattered to deceive during his first four years at Kashima Antlers and was dropped from the Japan squad for the London Olympics.
The trial is of a lawsuit brought by Mr. Hands, who has accused Citigroup of deceiving him during the auction of EMI and tricking him into buying the struggling music company.
Are your bosses the deceived or the deceivers?
