"They wanted to deceive people," Etheridge says.
"We did not want to deceive anybody.
"We don't want to deceive anyone," said Alyson Dias, director for marketing communications at Duncan Enterprises.
"The principle is a sound one — you don't want to deceive your readers," he said.
While I don't want to deceive her, would it be O.K. to charge a reasonable fee, which she is clearly prepared to pay? A. L., TEANECK, N.J.
I do not want to deceive my ex-wife but realize that our daughter could go to the gynecologist on her own.
Such knowledge of poisons and soporifics is useful when she wants to deceive everyone into thinking that she has killed herself.
"When a foreign leader wants to deceive you, even the best intelligence is not going to prove in a foolproof way that the leader is deceiving you," he said.
It has become a well-worn refrain after scandals at Enron and other companies that if people want to deceive accountants, employees or shareholders, it is awfully hard to stop them.
"You must expect to suffer, I do not want to deceive you – you will suffer – you will suffer very much!" D'Arblay later wrote that "when the dreadful steel was plunged into the breast – cutting through veins, arteries, flesh, nerves – I needed no injunctions not to restrain my cries.
Whatever changes platform companies make, and whatever innovations fact checkers and other journalists put in place, those who want to deceive will adapt to them.
