Referring to my email above, it's pretty clear that facts were drastically changed -- in fact, reversed -- here: I was the one who'd been allowed to operate under false pretenses, not he, and the result bothered me quite deeply.
As with Citibank, the pretense did not last long.
Rafael Palmeiro, for example, made no pretense about not wanting to play when Johnson pitched against his team.
No state, then, is able to deny their responsibility or claim the pretense of not knowing that terrorists were crossing their borders".
As he walked down the runway with Moosey, who was wearing an outfit that Mr. Kotin had made from Newman's Own dog food bags, Ms. Fried quieted the raucous room under the pretense of not scaring the dog.
Cristina Page, who runs an online discussion for people seeking common ground in the abortion debate, said she found the abortionchangesyou.com campaign all the more disturbing for Ms. Fredenburg's pretense of not taking sides.
Out of exceptional qualities, she invented by trial and error an exceptional self, which with a child's imprudent pretense of not caring she flung straight into the face of the world.
With the end of the season approaching, most teams have a solid sense of their short-term goals: The postseason locks prepare for the playoffs, the teams "on the bubble" concentrate on winning enough games to un-bubble themselves and the lottery teams finally drop all pretense of not trying to lose as many games as possible.
These days, it seems like GD members have mostly given up the pretense of not being fascists and have started openly greeting each other in Parliament with salutes.
Attraction material allows you the pretense of not being that bothered about her.
