The answer appears to be further deceptions still.
Within the theatre, there is a fascination with plots involving further deceptions: Shakespeare's Portia pretends to be a doctor of law; Rosalind disguises herself as a boy; Juliet feigns her own death.
He furthered that deception, prosecutors said, by forging documents and using a "virtual office" with a phone number that he pretended belonged to the financial institutions that he said had custody of the nonexistent securities.
A group of orchids, often known by such descriptive names as fly orchid, bee orchid, and spider orchid, carries the deception further, actually mimicking the insects themselves.
But in a curious twist, Mr Rakoff noted that in a parallel complaint against the Citi employee who structured the fund, the SEC went a critical step further, suggesting deliberate deception and thus fraud, which would have put the bank at odds with another core provision of the act, and opened it up to civil litigation.
It extends the global deception further into every country in Africa.
And when we find out that some of the footage used isn't hers, it further heightens the deception.
After making sure that no participant in either condition had further concerns about deception, pain, or any other aspect of the experiment, the experimenter thanked them for their participation, told them that the experiment was now completed, and paid them the promised 20 Euros.
Analyses of functional connectivity could shed new light on the neuronal patterns of deception, further indicating that brain conditions may not only be tied to the activity of a set of brain areas but also to the way the regions are connected functionally [ 22, 23, 43- 45].
