In Laurence Sterne's " Tristram Shandy " ( 1760 ), we have, " See the barefaced villain, how he cheats, lies, perjures, robs, murders ! " ( This is the sense today's political campaigners have in mind .)
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"One has to treat such claims, such proposals, by al-Qaida with the contempt they deserve, " said British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, adding : " I'm afraid that it is yet another barefaced attempt to divide the international community ."
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The girls head to the Battle Challenge, " "'The Price of Beauty "'" where each girl goes through five eating stunts, that will entail ingesting vile animal parts and blended concoctions, in order to gain face pieces of themselves to cover a barefaced self-portrait.
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You see, the constructive interference caused by the wavefront coincidence of two such strong sources of pseudoscientific claptrap will produce localized levels of blatant untruth that exceed the fundamental capacity of Einstein-Minowsky spacetime to sustain dissemblance ( given by the Rumsfeld constant, that is 14.6 barefaced lies per cubic inch ).
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In 1954, Senator Joseph McCarthy said Hensel " masterminded " Hensel called these accusations " barefaced lies . " McCarthy did not present testimony about Hensel before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations and refused to withdraw his charges, claiming that President Eisenhower's orders on secrecy made it impossible to present his case.
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In a 1969 Special Convention, the motto devised in 1900, " The Love of Learning Rules all Mankind ", was changed to " Let the Love of Learning Rule Mankind " due to membership insistence that the former was, in the words of one member, " the most barefaced lie that had ever been cast in bronze ."
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In 1958 she played Leona Walsh in " The Case of the Screaming Woman . " In 1959 she played Miriam Baker in " The Case of the Spanish Cross . " In 1961 she played Miss Sarah McKay in " The Case of the Barefaced Witness, " and in 1962 she played Amelia Corning in " The Case of the Mystified Miner ."
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He met his match, however, in the Count de Saint-Germain : " This very singular man, born to be the most barefaced of all imposters, declared with impunity, with a casual air, that he was three hundred years old, that he possessed the universal medicine, that he made anything he liked from nature, that he created diamonds ."
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Wegner s work makes these systems palpable, not through barefaced institutional critique, but by quietly elbowing some room into their rigid structures or as he says in his book " The Other Today Is the One You Want " ( 2002 ) by open [ ing ] up the space between the lines and push [ ing ] back the horizon .
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The height of audacity in serving up pure nonsense, in stringing together senseless and extravagant mazes of words, such as had previously only been known in madhouses, was finally reached in Hegel, and became the instrument of the most barefaced general mystification that has ever taken place, with a result which will appear fabulous to posterity, and will remain as a monument to German stupidity.
