| This reverse process can make these viewers unknowingly complicit with their own duping through artfully crafted masquerade. |
| The conman enters banks, posing as a customer, before duping staff into allowing him to make a counter withdrawal. |
| How about burning a mixed CD of the wackiest, weirdest songs of all time, then duping it and giving copies to all your friends? |
| If Mr Bush and tort reformers succeed in duping legislators, the more pertinent question is who will come out on the bottom? |
| If Austria does this, however, it will be lying to and duping the very people who voted for one of the parties in its government. |
| There is always someone who looks older and succeeds in duping the merchant and buying cigarettes or alcohol. |
