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But, this time, the self-deception had been profound enough for North Korea to invite a horde of foreign journalists to witness the launch, and that group would be stubbornly resistant to alternative descriptions of the event.
Derren Brown's mind-boggling deceptions display a profound knowledge of psychology; his ability to casually influence people into believing the hitherto incomprehensible is uncanny.
That is why this case is so important and the deception so troubling and profound.
Their beginnings were fatally compromised by deceptions that congealed into lies, abetted by profound geostrategic misjudgments.
But despite such quibbles, this is a powerful film about lies and deception, one that, far more than the prurient Compliance, makes some profound and unsettling points about the human mind and its capacity for denial.
Such an achievement would require difficult negotiations, years of dismantling and verification, and — perhaps most important — a profound change in the behavior of a state with a long history of cheating and deception on its past commitments, analysts said.
Ultimately, deception will beget deception.
