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Reluctant to ruffle feathers while eager to be seen as "doing something," they increasingly embrace the same subterfuge.
Wouldn't the editor write a scathing leading article if the government were to indulge in the same subterfuge?
Stealth tax enthusiast George Osborne is gearing up for more of the same subterfuge at his next budget.
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Interviewees felt like recording and "not asking permission would be like subterfuge" (interviewee 1).
Are we now in for the same kind of subterfuge until we have another six-figure number of combat troops searching the caves of Afghanistan -- with perhaps an equally distressing consequence?
How can she convince the grownups at school she's truly afflicted and at the same time keep the subterfuge from her mother?
The same holds for private detectives, subterfuge, a video bag – whatever you want to talk about.
At the same time, Fisher resorted to subterfuge to obtain another three fast, lightly armoured ships that could use several spare 15 inches gun turrets left over from battleship construction.
There's subterfuge like that throughout the show.
Jason Berry, the reporter who broke several of the priest abuse scandals of recent times, finds the same pattern of deception, denial and subterfuge in the church's handling of money as in its treatment of pedophiles.
According to published accounts of the affair, Ms. Broadwell exposed the subterfuge when she used the same computer to send harassing e-mails to a woman in Florida, Jill Kelley, who sent them to a friend at the F.B.I.
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