Second, we intend to deceive the other person "regarding our belief regarding that matter… We don't lie about this belief, but we intend to deceive regarding it" (Simpson 1992, 624).
These products may in fact be "falsified" or "fraudulent" (defined as medicines made with criminal intent to deceive regarding the authenticity or origin), as warned by the World Health Organization ("WHO") and various drug regulatory agencies [ 9, 25, 36].
The ethereal Galadriel smiles, too, and not merely because she knows something others do not, or because she's in the midst effortlessly creeping out some lesser being via telepathy; when she realizes Gandalf has deceived her regarding the dwarves' travel plans, she grins self-deprecatingly.
Individuals may systematically deceive pollsters regarding their intentions, but actual voters are far more likely to Google phrases like "how to vote" or "where to vote" before an election.
The Giants' Wellington Mara, arguably the most influential owner in the N.F.L., gave the first public signal yesterday that the league's lockout of its officials could be bitter and long when he accused the chief negotiator for the officials of deceiving players regarding safety issues and replacement officials.
"This court made a number of explicit findings that the tobacco companies perpetuated fraud and deceived the public regarding the addictiveness of cigarettes and nicotine," she said.
The District Court found that, not only were these tools incompatible with Sun's cross-platform aspirations for Java -- no violation, to be sure, but Microsoft deceived Java developers regarding the Windows-specific nature of the tools.
Because the recent Supreme Court decision, AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion, held that arbitration claims may not be joined in a class action, students who may have been similarly deceived with regard to cost, likelihood of obtaining a job, or likely salary cannot in most cases join together to sue the school.
In February, ex-NOTW head of news Ian Edmondson would tell the Inquiry that he had been told to deliberately deceive the McCanns regarding the paper's possession of the diary.
Tobin seeks to dispel the common perception that FDR "deceived" the American public regarding his condition and to illustrate how polio was "critical to his political identity" -- even as FDR rarely dwelled on his condition publicly.
