A number of the papers that shied away from participating in the pro-bono-public deception ran editorials applauding it.
According to the Justice Department, the wide-ranging deception ran from 1999 to 2002, inflated Symbol's reported revenues by more than $200 million, and involved nearly its entire former management team, including the chief executive, chief financial officer and senior vice presidents for operations, sales and finance.
Alternatively, Trivers suggests that our systems of self-deception run alongside truth-storing mechanisms (p. 28).
A Harvard graduate, and now a successful commercial and music-video director in Los Angeles, he says he thinks that a strain of playacting and deception runs in his family.
The nerve gas deception operation ran for three and a half years, as Mr. Cassidy repeatedly passed documents -- some real, some fake -- to the Soviets about the GJ nerve gas.
But The Imposter has a second chapter that opens up questions not only about how people come to participate in their own deception (which runs through the celebrated stories from the past I've mentioned) but dark, puzzling areas of American life, of which I shall say no more.
Operation Copperhead was a small military deception operation run by the British during the Second World War.
Amber is horrified at the deception and runs away back to Vegas, much to Grampa's disappointment at losing another wife.
GameSpot reviewer Vince Broady wrote that the game sounded very promising, and might "also raise awareness of the thread of deception that runs throughout recorded history".
With a culture of deception and corruption running rife through the soccer world, no one, up until now, summoned up the courage to take a stand.
