The biggest offender is the $0.99 iFart Mobile [iTunes link], created by InfoMedia, a generic name great for obscuring its true purpose: corrupting America's youth.
The ornate character of a wrought-iron railing, for example, disguises its true purpose of dissuading trespassers.
Although Iranian officials insist that their nuclear program has only peaceful purposes, outsiders may be forgiven for suspecting that its true purpose is to produce atomic weapons.
Prime Day was billed as a 20th anniversary treat for Prime members, but its true purpose was to bolster a locked-in, devoted consumer base by getting more people to sign up for Prime.
"The city's regulation of highway billboards has more holes than Swiss cheese, demonstrating plainly that its asserted interest is nothing but a pretext for the city's true purpose for its regulation: to eliminate competition and make money for itself," lawyers for some of the companies wrote.
"It may take awhile for my true purpose to iron itself out, but the best way to avoid paralysis in the face of so much opportunity is to just keep experimenting".
More and more, people are beginning to look for their true purpose in life.
They complained that it was too surface; that it was a behemoth filled with lavish and overproduced scenes, but for no true purpose.
25 Ultimately, paper quality is a surrogate for the true purpose of research: to have clarity, transparency, reproducibility, and impact, both on healthcare and on scientific research.
Through purposeful technology integration, she sees the potential for public education's true purpose to be realized and enacted--that all people can become "independent, aware, empathetic problem solvers that can not only live, but thrive in an ever-changing world".
