The middle-aged con artist partners up with young two-bit purse snatcher Fiona, played by Liane Balaban. |
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There's no doubt about it, computer technology makes life easier for con artists and identity thieves. |
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The ex-husband, on the other hand, is one of those cardboard cutout con artist crooks whose rather simple death is more decent than he deserves. |
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Cuckoos con other birds into rearing their chicks because it's so much easier than doing it themselves. |
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Mankind being what it is, murderers, robbers, thieves, thugs, and con artists will always exist. |
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All too regularly we carry stories detailing how con artists and thieves swindled and stole from householders. |
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Parking at the convention stinks but there's an excellent shuttle bus system which is explained on this page of the con website. |
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I don't condone cheats and con artists who swindle innocent victims out of their hard-earned cash. |
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Some of history's greatest scams have been perpetrated by con artists masquerading as philanthropists. |
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In the United States, thousands of people are ripped off by con artists selling bogus investments. |
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Or maybe I like hearing about a good con that separates the rubes from their money. |
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A con man simply inspires confidence in himself and his promised abilities and then uses that to exploit his audience. |
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His con involved promising customers that timeshares already owned would be sold to defray some of the cost of buying into one of his resorts. |
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It's certainly totally immoral to con people that they have a psychic connection when there is none. |
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They con the girls into believing they are about to make it onto the front page of every magazine. |
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Telephone fraudsters are being foiled in their attempts to con people out of hundreds of pounds. |
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His exceptional skills at grifting combined with his good looks have allowed him to believe that he can con anybody. |
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Brass's assigned to pose as a con so he can get the goods on what's happening inside the prison. |
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It does not lend any credibility to the possibility of Jimmy as a con artist. |
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Dean's behaviour is just the latest example of the big con many major party politicians engage in. |
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This done, and for the first time ever, I managed to leave for the con by 10 am fairly sure that everything was under control. |
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I waited until the next con and let the convention officials tell him how it would henceforth be. |
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In fact, the whole con website is full of valuable info, including ways to get to the con that you probably didn't think of. |
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Some con artists use names that sound like those of well-known charities in an effort to confuse potential donors. |
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I get more confessions from con artists than from any other kind of criminal. |
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El Colmao, in a particularly drug-infested stretch of Pico-Union, has the best Cuban paella and arroz con pollo in town. |
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Good con artists invest a lot of time figuring out which kinds of people are most vulnerable to which kinds of scams. |
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The growth of online shopping has created a wealth of opportunities for con artists. |
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They were simply conned by the biggest con artist New Zealand has known for decades. |
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Tax preparers who claim they can wipe out your tax bill by exploiting hidden tax loopholes are usually con artists. |
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Knowing how these scams work can help you avoid getting ensnared in a con artist's trap. |
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Some con artists have used this tactic to get financial information from students. |
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Here the chicken in the pollo con mole is very tender in its chocolatey, smoky, smouldering mole. |
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Travelers, long beleaguered by pickpockets and con artists, are increasingly targeted by identity thieves. |
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The con artists are careful not to get ripped off themselves, and no transaction takes place without first checking the validity of the numbers. |
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Here, an introductory Andante maestoso in C minor and three-four time leads into a fluent Allegro con brio in two-four time. |
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The first movement is described as allegro con brio and I would have preferred more con brio. |
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Both parties are courting this constituency like a nerd trying to con a cheerleader into attending the senior prom. |
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During one of his visits to jail, he meets a con man named Jack Duane who initiates Jurgis into a life of crime. |
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An elderly woman foiled an attempt by con men to burgle her home after she became suspicious and screamed and shouted at them until they left. |
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This isn't a pro or con account of the night, simply a recount of a less-than entertaining performance. |
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Jackson insisted he was the victim of a family of con artists and a prosecutor with a vendetta. |
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That evening we met up with lots of people from the con committee for a big dinner in a beer hall. |
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It begins with a short, tentative introduction of Bohemian wistfulness before launching on a vigorous sonata-form Allegro con brio. |
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Don't let corporations con you into eating and drinking unhealthful foods in crazy quantities. |
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What's the appeal to you of property criminals such as hucksters, card cheats, swindlers, bank robbers, and con men? |
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Uncertain body language is like blood in the water for robbers, touts and con artists, all of whom lurk outside Customs like skycaps. |
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Cheat your way to a celebrity body with clever lingerie and this season's body con bandage dresses. |
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Forearmed with a knowledge both of phrenology and the tricks of con artists, he performed a simple single-blind reliability test. |
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Families who have every hi-tech mod con in their rooms, overnight laundry service and on-tap pampering for mums and dads. |
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He knew that the days of being able to con thousands of people into paying for his worthless courses were over. |
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As noted previously, before 1959, arroz con pollo and tostones were the standard Sunday dinner. |
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The agency also has been accused of funding con artists and companies linked to the Mob. |
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Mamet's works are about tricksters, con men, people always out to put one over on someone else. |
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He loses the plot like a shaker of salt, vaguely wrapping up the con in the film's final moments. |
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Thus small-time con man Moss gets mixed up with real villains and, predictably, blackly comic scrapes ensue. |
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An hour later, the smell of beans, tamales, homemade tortillas, and carne con salsa verde filled the kitchen. |
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Instead of being a two-bit con man, he became a bank robber, pulling off more than 25 robberies, sometimes two in one day. |
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The sport, if that's what it is, has seen way more than its fair share of gangsters and con men and other crooks. |
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At the same time I had sharks, parasites and con artists turning up, all trying to get a piece of the action. |
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Some newspaper reports say that two of the protesters are Anglo-Indian, and the others are members of Solidarios con Itoiz, a Basque lobby group. |
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Other combinations include pasta with winkles, Yorkshire pudding stuffed with Italian cured meat, and sanguinaccio con cipole. |
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We noted chilli con carne, beef lasagne and Cornish pasties among the hot dishes. |
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But given that my air con was broken and the room was an oven, when I woke at 6am after maybe 3.5 hours sleep I could not fall back to sleep. |
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I have seen him, at the card table, con enormous sums out of experienced game sharks. |
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We had to sit in the car, in our suits, without the car running for the air con as we can't allow any noise. |
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The Evening Press has learned that his history of impersonation and con tricks has landed him with prison sentences before. |
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Closer to home, televangelists were still seen as Jesus freaks, not con men. |
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Yes, someone made it up solely for the purpose of trying to see how many gullible suckers they can con into forwarding it. |
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The collectivists will always use such a fallacy to con the people into believing that private corporations are evil. |
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He outlined how over four years five company directors used five companies to con small businesses out of hundreds of pounds each. |
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Police say the Swindon area is under siege by gangs of smooth-talking con artists. |
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At first you think there's some sort of grift going on, a con of some sort, which McConaughey is going to have to figure out. |
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We did see loads of deer though, and right in the township happily wandering the streets trying to con food off people. |
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Any con artist would appreciate the bait-and-switch as a nifty piece of work. |
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The male characters are Paul, a successful doctor, Garvey, a rugged individualist adventurer, and Jerry, a small time con man. |
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They want us to eat them happily, while the carnies con us into playing an impossible ring toss. |
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Primi might include orecchiette con broccoli or penne con sgombro affumicato e radicchio. |
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He was such a nice lad at university, and there he was gleefully encouraging the undercover reporter girl to con the electorate. |
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Police are warning residents to be on their guard after a caller posing as a gasman tried to con his way into a woman's home. |
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Hot diggity! This portrait of the con artist as a young man comes to ecstatic life. |
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He was obviously a really good con man, giving the impression that he was part of the furniture down at Clifton. |
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Hotels and restaurants are being urged to beware, after businesses were targeted by two different fraudsters trying to con them out of cash. |
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This bizarre social phenomenon comes to light with the recent arrest of a con man for swindling around 100 million won from some 150 people. |
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He's a thief, hustler, scamster, con man, who enjoys ripping off friends, family, waiters, old ladies, etc. |
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Julius was a con man who loved the thrill of spying and was able to charm people into following him, but he also had a cruel streak. |
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This bulletin is being spammed via email and it tries to con users into downloading a new Microsoft security update. |
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Of course, the con to this is that people at the lower end of each division frequently do very well. |
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Just a day before salvation comes, a burly, angry con assaults Nick and sticks his shiv into Nick's gizzard. |
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Well things are going ok here, not done any work yet, it is far too hot, the air con is broken and all in all, there are no ladies. |
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The air con has been frosty, the food okay, the coffee a revelation, and the people pretty friendly. |
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Given the film's widespread distribution, he suggests the con man works at a level of crime that intrigues the honest individual the world over. |
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The con rods are high-strength forged steel that's treated with a carbon hardening process. |
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There are also modifications to the con rod and piston assembly aimed at reliability rather than outright performance. |
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The air con has recently been upgraded and there's a pool to cool off in during the day. |
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We unpacked in our chalet and decided the best place to be was in the car with the air con on. |
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He specifies that the timpani be played con sordino in a section of the piece. |
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This is an extraordinarily unusual kind of pasta dish named spaghetti alla crema con alghe, or spaghetti with cream and liver. |
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Forged powder metal con rods, while normal practice for gasoline engines, are novel in diesel applications. |
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There are sinter-forged con rods and a forged steel crank to deal with the furbocharged loads. |
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A pair of baboons acted precisely like conniving con artists in cooperating to deceive a third. |
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Only unshakable, transparent honesty could save you from the temptation of the con man. |
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Likewise, the secondary plot about the con man's murder wasn't very interesting until the end, but then it became both surprising and compelling. |
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According to British-based research, more than a third of all motorists admit to never using their air con out of the summer months. |
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I couldn't be a con man in real life because it's a much more dangerous form of acting. |
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Here is Arthur Norris, cosmopolite, con man and convict, in wig and monocle, stepping out of the shadows. |
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Frank Gorshin and Shirley Jones play a con artist couple who have gambled and grifted their way into the good life. |
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Why then do I always get frostbite when I have the air con or climate control on? |
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Because it's basically like a film noir grifter gangster story and Ed's the leader of a con team and they do this complicated grift. |
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If you like Mexican food, including nachos, tacos and chili con Larry, this is certainly the venue to head to. |
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And it's no better to lose your hard-earned money to a credentialed huckster than to an out-and-out con man. |
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At the end of the day, one has to admit that most would-be megastars, the pigeons in this behavioral con game, are complicit in their deception. |
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The downside is of course that you may end up being boiled to death if the air con fails. |
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He managed to con people into believing he was an airline pilot, a lawyer and a doctor. |
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The leader of the British Columbia Green Party also took a stand, siding with the con team members. |
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In the end the play seems less a debate about modern art than a clever theatrical con trick in which we, like Adam, emerge decisively duped. |
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On a previous visit, I tried the arroz con pollo, about the most standard dish in the Latino repertoire. |
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Today it is likely to be arroz con pollo, or black beans with rice, or any other dish. |
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They have warned that distraction burglaries occur when con artists offer to repair roofs, replace tiles and fix other weather damage. |
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It's all a con and it's about time I stopped allowing myself to be treated like a mug. |
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Water doesn't compress and the piston in effect hits a wall, bending or breaking a con rod and possibly shattering the engine block. |
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The evening also gave me the opportunity to say adios and vaya con dios to popular diplomat and good friend, Ecuadorean Ambassador Juan Salazar Sancisi. |
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Despite being a comic book consumer, for me the con is less about the comics and more about the costumes. |
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Fabulous lunatic Madame Blavatsky was a con artist, a mystic, and the founder of the Theosophist Society. |
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When their dreams are dashed, they hook up and turn into con artists, coming up with grander and grander schemes to milk some poor man of his hard-earned money. |
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I can't tell you which of the demography deniers are fooling themselves, and which are trying to con the rest of us. |
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On the other hand, the gathering of seers and sages, prophets and priests, conjurors and con men, was a strategic assemblage of those who wielded some degree of power. |
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Science is always under siege by charlatans, and theories of gravity are among the most attractive to con artists and self-deceiving megalomaniacs. |
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Clearly the dapper con men were not up to speed on all these recent developments. |
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The scam is almost identical to one three years ago when a group of South Africans trying to con another Asian entrepreneur were caught in a police sting. |
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As a former agent himself, Horrigan hopes to disabuse renters of the notion that brokers are mercenary con artists. |
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In Blue Kettle, we get a young con man and his convalescent girlfriend. |
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But hoaxers soon latched on to his story and have been using his name or variations of it ever since to con people into sending them their details. |
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As a result of all that eagerness, Risen argues, the U.S. was hustled by more than a few con artists. |
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From politicians to con artists, rapists to flesh peddling pornographers, we all have a certain visual reference point for the redolent and the reprobate. |
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Typical products affected by the alert are shepherd's pies, pasta bakes, cottage pies, chicken wings, sausage casseroles, pizzas, steak and kidney pies and chilli con carne. |
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The only con is you need a large memory card to make long movies. |
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Reality is a fabrication, as the illusionist and con artist can justify. |
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With cyber con artists hungry for ways to launch attacks incognito, the study found that at least 1 million computers were under their control worldwide. |
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You just said that we were going to pick their pockets, not con them. |
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Ted was busy flipping through a fun magazine, Sam was asleep on his desk, a small pool of drool forming around his mouth, and Tanya was drawing up the plans for the con job. |
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An accomplished con man, Goddard not only gets the loan of the car, but talks his way into free boat passage to China and hits up fellow competitors for gasoline. |
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He shines as an energetic con artist who fast-talks himself onto the team. |
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They hide out along the river, are almost killed by robbers on a wrecked boat, and meet two con artists who call themselves the King and the Duke. |
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Street-level con artists know that what they're doing is a crime. |
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But with the angle split rods on the 6.0L, the lower bearing cap mates to the main part of the con rod with cap screws secured in blind threaded holes. |
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I notice that the passage I quoted from the 3rd is marked con sordino. |
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Debbie's having air con installed today at work so it should be a bit better over there, I'll just have to direct my fan on to the air con unit to keep it cool! |
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Back when salesmen were viewed as barely employable con men working some sort of semi-legal grift, the profession was populated almost entirely with drunks. |
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With a history of con artists using small companies as a base to defraud the public, anything that smacks of looser controls makes regulators squeamish. |
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Another concern was that con artists would find ways to fleece the unsuspecting, by concealing the true odds of winning. |
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Dillon chose to cast himself in the lead, playing a con man in limbo, set adrift when his criminal father figure skips the U.S. to escape the long arm of the law. |
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She was making arroz con pollo, or rice with chicken, along with platanitos, and a desert she had learned to make from her aunt, who was a great cook, called dulces con coco. |
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I was stuffed with arroz con pollo at my cousin's communion party. |
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The scheme, supported by the Evening Advertiser, was set up in Wroughton, a burglary hotspot, in August 2002 to combat the activities of con artists. |
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These are not a bunch of empty promises made by a seasoned con artist. |
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He couldn't believe that he had let Frankie con him into believing him. |
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A lot of the con artists I've arrested are unbelievably charming. |
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In Paris, Candide falls ill and loses money to various con artists. |
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Increasingly con artists are turning their attention to electronic means of securing our personal details, often using old-fashioned tricks of persuasion. |
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He told the Democrat his life has been made a misery ever since a con man tricked his way into his home and made away with a substantial cash sum last October. |
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Police allege the con man preyed on victims aged between 82 and 102 and used a number of guises to gain access to homes, including posing as an electrician. |
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That doesn't mean that we shouldn't put the con man in jail. |
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These are also historical truths, which only a con man would try to deny. |
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He had been arrested by a small-town sheriff trying to distract attention from his own corruption and was convicted on the purchased testimony of a career con man. |
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An eighty two year old lady had her pension and other belongings stolen by a con man, even though she tried to prevent the thief from entering her home. |
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This is also opened to abuse with the busiest car crime con being accident faking to in connivance or another innocent driver to get these big pay-offs. |
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But at the other end of the spectrum, a different grade of the material also goes into high-critical parts like bearing caps, con rods and helical gears. |
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The con rod went through the bottom of the motor and scraped on the track. |
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This week, Jim Carrey plays a smitten con man, the craziest literary tattoos, and a new art show fashioned with a ballpoint pen. |
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She's a PR flak, a political spinmeister, a corporate con artist! |
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The Pan con Tomate was your standard bread appetizer, but made a delicious accompaniment to the cheese and olives, which are a bit too intense without meatier companion. |
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The con happened a week after a nine-year-old boy was used as a decoy in three distraction burglaries in Kendal and Windermere, during which wallets and purses were stolen. |
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The bitcoin community and press have vilified Mark Karpeles, the CEO of Mt. Gox, as a clown and a con man. |
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We channeled all our criminal smarts into finding ways to con the food system. |
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The heat nudged the thermometer at 42 degrees centigrade on Friday night and we've been alternatively sweating and cooling off under air con ever since. |
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Between 2001 and 2010, con Air flew 129,760 convicted criminals back to Central America. |
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An absurd new app employs sounds and pictures to con babies into snapping their own headshots. |
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Thieves, vandals, and con artists appeared, and online mafias emerged. |
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In Giardini di Pogo and Conversazione Telefonica con Ulan Bator, choppy black elements, like the residue of axes, anchor irregular tesserae of strong color. |
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Also in on the Davis con were Lydia Eileen Pearce, one of the owners of the Steward-Pearce Mortuary, and notary Barbara Ann Lynn. |
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This is not some sort of con game or high tech slot machine. |
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I was lounging on the pavement-patio of a nouveau cafe-bistro with Clive, an estate agent chum of mine, grazing on a hummus-filled ciabatta between sips of cafe con leche. |
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They are being led by hypocrites at best, charlatans and con men at worse. |
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Its history is littered with crooks, con men and charlatans. |
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The outdoor cafes provide the ideal setting to enjoy the perfect summer weather over card con leche, tapas, and churros con chocolate for dessert. |
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Our technology could replace gas guzzling air con cooling systems, taking the nanofluid right next to the computer chips, using a cold plate. |
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Almost four in 10 people said they love eating spaghetti bolognese, 24 per cent chose chili con carne, and a fifth named lasagne. |
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Share with your audience the latest information and tips to avoid the various scams con artists use to dupe consumers. |
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Either that or we turf the criminals into the squaddies' accommodation and let them move into our all mod con prisons. |
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Michelle was of the opinion that all the best con artists were baby-faced, since that inspires trust in others. |
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A second con artist acting like an unsuspecting witness comes upon the scene and asks if they can also assist. |
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And on the minced meat theme, I reckon it would also work really well with a chile con carne filling, or even a nice spicy keema curry. |
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Dot gone, dot bomb and dot con did not make it into this addition but are apparently being considered for the next edition. |
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His works include El progreso, Safo en el templo de Delfos and Nativa con loro. |
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To start we ordered a basket of garlic and rosemary bread, followed by polenta con funghi and bruschetta al pomodoro. |
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If it's a real, fan-run science fiction convention, all you have to do is wear your membership badge and stroll into the con suite. |
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In Italy a popular New Year meal is Cotechino con Lenticchie, or green lentils with sausages. |
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So while you may love the linguine con le vongole at your local trattoria, try the osso buco every once in a while. |
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Please con you come and hove o chat with him and sort out what he tokes and when he takes it? |
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The trail of misery and heartache left by the Asian con men stretches from Dubai and Sharjah to Ajman and Al Ain. |
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The range, which con sists of a Cabernet Sauvignon and a Merlot, is produced in Bulgaria and then aged in barrels for eight to nine months. |
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For SS14 she's gone for bright block colours, flattering body con designs and bold python prints with the accent on stylish wearability. |
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Meanwhile there was a delightfully quirky solo from bassoonist Alan Pendlebury amidst the thunder of the closing con moto. |
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They talked about rice, black beans, pork, yuca con mojo, tostones or tachinos. |
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Legend has it that he was cheating at cards when a bullet to the abdomen swiftly ended his con game. |
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A sparky, finely nuanced final presto led to an exciting allegro con brio whose exuberance neatly summed up the evening. |
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For example the opening movement, Allegro con brio, did indeed have its full quotient of brio. |
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Share with your audience the latest methods and techniques con artists use to dupe consumers. |
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That's a pity since the blazing allegro con brio of Beethoven's Eroica from these young players deserved an audible acclamation. |
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The con artist claims to be a Bell Atlantic representative and asks for a customer's calling card PIN number or other billing information. |
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It is far too early to give up on this fine sportsman and his mother Judy is to be con gratulated on delivering him into top level sport. |
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Midwestcon is the prototypical relaxacon, with about 180 people, a pool and a couple of con suites. |
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I asked for the puttanesca con pollo to come with spaghetti instead of the advertised fusilli. |
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Once again, Carter asks for big ritardandos in the passages of sentiment before returning to the original jaunty Allegro con moto. |
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Linsey Cotton's eleborate con led to Margaret McDonough and her daughter Nicola taking their own lives. |
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Perfect little con man and artful dodger, always on the make for some angle or another. |
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The root canal will be done again as soon as I've recovered from my Worldcon dose of con crud. |
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They are also used in Peruvian cuisine, in a wide variety of dishes as carapulcra and arroz con leche. |
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He's a self-satisfied klutz who aspires to be a con artist.... Compared with Lawrence, Freddy is small change. |
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She has played a hooker, a barkeep and a karaoke con artist and seems to be edging her way to the precipice of some greatness. |
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Traditional holiday food is served including delicious dishes such pasteles, lechon asado, arroz con dulce and tembleque. |
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Since then he led the Blue Knights con sortium in 2012 and was back a year later as requisitioner against the despised board. |
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The opening allegro moved along in a total blur while the shapely andante con moto second movement also felt rushed. |
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His solution is to find the con woman and get her to confess to what she has done. |
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It's synonymous with the courage that you derive from not running a con game on the unique character and specific temper of your own mind. |
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The con allegedly centred on two companies set up by Durgesh Mehta and Lew Doyle in Glasgow and Ayr. |
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American Hustle is a painfully funny and scattershot film that attempts to con us into believing it is smarter and funnier than it is. |
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And Metalepsis includes a figurative element con textualised by five partial columns that, as an installation, form a kind of colonnade. |
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Earlier this week in Huddersfield two tricksters ratcheted up the traditional con game of fleece the pensioner to a sickening new level. |
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The front money, the con men said, was an insurance fee and would be returned along with the prize. |
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However, he refused to see it along national lines after admitting he has also been caught up in the con game as recently as this month. |
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Social Engineer Akin to a con man or other sociopath, the social engineer manipulates people to gain access to systems. |
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Stravinsky, however, consistently indicates bouche and ouvert for hand-stopped notes but con sord. |
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Once the customer gives out this confidential information, the con artist begins charging calls to the customer's calling card or phone account. |
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Belonging to one of the most notorious con men in India, Natwarlal's name and his antics have inspired many stories and Bollywood films and themes. |
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The end result of the long con is that the con artist's target voluntarily puts himself or herself in precisely the position the con artist wants them to be in. |
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Prosecutors say Triston Saltmarsh was a foot soldier in a blackmail scam designed to con the owners of small businesses out of thousands of pounds. |
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A MOVING insight into the world of the idiot savant when Tom Cruise virtually kidnaps his autistic brother Dustin Hoffman in a bid to con out of his legacy. |
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He said the design and how it will fit in with the surroundings was a major con sideration as he does not want it to detract from the value of his own prop erty. |
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Inside there is a new look to the dashboard and while the air con system controls are very user-friendly most other functions are called up via a rotary dial. |
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As such, these syntagms employ the accompanying prepositions con and su. |
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A decision on wheth er someone is well enough to work is taken following a thor ough assessment and after con sideration of all supportingmedical evidence. |
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The only viperid species captured was Agkistrodon con tortrix. |
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Nowhere is this fiery mix of spice more evident than in the dishes chili con carne, a meaty stew, and cowboy beans, both of which are a feature of regional cookoffs. |
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It was about two con men who sold the Emperor an invisible suit of clothes, claiming that only wise people could see the clothes, while fools could not see anything. |
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It's a new taKe on the greasy continental salesman hit in which two sharp-suited con men, who appear to speaK little English stop and asK the way to the airport. |
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All local residents should be on the look-out for travelling con men and talk to friends and neighbours if they suspect a travelling con man is operating locally. |
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There was a lively, bright, surging first movement which exuded energy from start to finish while the andante con moto second movement sang out in a serene manner. |
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That's what all the ex-cons, con men and low-rent mobsters are after. |
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We went for the loaded chilli nachos which was a large plate of nachos with sour cream, tomato salsa and topped with a portion of chilli con carne. |
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Officers are concerned that more OAPs could fall prey to the con men. |
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Is she the straight goods, or is she a gold digger trying to con him? |
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Don't compound the mistake of trusting an unscrupulous investment professional or outright con artist by failing to keep an eye on the progress of your investment. |
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Det Con Graham Jones said the haul may have been stolen to order. |
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If you were to have undercover security, Comic Con is the perfect site. |
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