It suggests that the president was either misleading the nation back in 2002 and early 2003 about his reasons for going to war or that he is hoodwinking voters as he seeks reelection.
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Their efforts will inevitably overlap, complicating the ultimate legal goal of punishing these bums for hoodwinking politicians of both parties while lining their own pockets as they cheated stockholders, creditors and employees.
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But Daniel Johnson, former premier of Quebec and an ardent federalist, said that the only hoodwinking is being down by separatists who are leading the province to the edge of a political precipice.
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Taylor worked with the late Julian Simon, a Cato researcher and University of Maryland professor, in compiling Simon's writings in a new book, " Hoodwinking the Nation ."
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In announcing the ban Thursday, the state-run Xinhua News Agency accused the group of " spreading fallacies, hoodwinking people, inciting and creating disturbances and jeopardizing social stability ."
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Steve Wolens, D-Dallas, who was accused by an anti-abortion lobbyist this session of " hoodwinking " colleagues, does turn out to have some talent at sleight of hand.
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"Even with excuses about Taiwan's ` security problem'and ` being swallowed up', the Taiwan authorities are finding it hard to justify hoodwinking the people and controlling industry moves,"
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One more version was part of a deliberate plot by the Air Force to confuse Soviet intelligence by hoodwinking them into expending so much effort in trying to find out information about a plane that does not exist.
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Following Atlanta, she ran away from home, eventually sued her parents to gain her independence, and had a restraining order issued against her father-- whom she accused of hoodwinking her out of millions of dollars.
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Even if, as one suspects, this is Beane's one chance to make a splash this offseason, this is a genuine triumph in the hoodwinking arts because it puts so many things in motion, to wit:
