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lied
verb
Past of lie
Exact(8)
I lied".
They lied".
He acknowledged that his fellow members could have lied to him about who they voted for but claimed that Fifa deliberately tampered with the vote.
It has been recommissioned for a fourth series, to be filmed next December and shown in early 2016, and he is secure enough now that he recently traded up his flat to a house with a garden in north London, though not to Shropshire, as he flat-out lied in a recent column for the Observer.
The bad news for the people of the world is we were lied to thoroughly by everybody for nearly 20 years.
While 91% of respondents found their work flexible and 56% found it rewarding, 71% experienced stigma and said they had lied about their job and lived in fear of being recognised.
But search for Scottish referee who lied and you'll see it.
They realised they'd been lied to, at a very profound level, by the very people they'd trusted".
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