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However, history proves the American position to be hypocritical.
"We cannot afford to be hypocritical any more".
Though Moore understood the underlying resentment, he still considered such protests to be hypocritical.
"If you want to be hypocritical it's your problem," he added.
But he said he did not want to be hypocritical about N.F.L. spycraft.
To be hypocritical or to express two conflicting points of view.
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He is a complex character and admits to being hypocritical at times - preaching peace and classic philosophy and then elbowing Tevez, kicking Aguero and generally raging his way down the tunnel.
It would be hypocritical to pretend civility for one evening only to have the name-calling return the next day".
Would it be hypocritical to move house or half-heartedly attend your local church in order to achieve an educational advantage for your child?
But if clients regularly take the firm's advice to break up, it would be hypocritical of him not to consider the possibility himself.
It would be hypocritical to pay for private tutoring.
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