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• During the fights in the film, he had taken risks in doing all the stunts on his own, without the use of a dupe or a body double.
• Many of the shamans, mystics and magic men doing their tricks and fooling countless dupes are using old magician's tricks - they simply aren't admitting that they're tricks.
• Some of the editors continued to take his hoax essay at face value even after he had revealed his dupery .
• Yet thousands of low-income and not-so-low-income people have been duped into putting their modest savings into these funds.
• They're being duped into believing that what they're doing is solid.
• His family claim he and other military personnel were duped into taking part in what they believed were harmless experiments.
• An elderly Swindon woman has narrowly escaped being duped into sending money to a dubious get-rich-quick scheme.
• Customers were duped into paying fees up-front in the belief that their business rates would be reduced or their money refunded.
• Parents are duped into believing that their child will have a better future.
• How about burning a mixed CD of the wackiest, weirdest songs of all time, then duping it and giving copies to all your friends?
• As many of us have come to understand, there are few creatures more easily dupable than a western intellectual desperate to demonstrate his tolerance for some foreign nonsense.
• Company managements may be innocent dupes of rogue employees, it is also added, by local sources.
• In their time, the inspectors have been called many things: spies, pawns, dupes .
• As more people recognize that they do have a choice, that they don't need to own a car to get around town, you'll find yourself covering the auto industry's desperate attempts to find a more dupable market.
• Also when you are in a vulnerable state you can be duped into acting out of character in order to appease your new best friends.
• Shoppers are being duped into handing over thousands of pounds by to a gang of street vendors who claim to be collecting money for children's wheelchairs.
• By using a number of different techniques, fraudsters will appear as bona fide customers but are in fact unscrupulous dupers .
• How many of you mums out there have been duped into thinking you're going to get a free pass for at least one of your children to use during the holidays and got told the same?
• African Canadian females bringing cocaine into Canada concealed in luggage, acquitted as unknowing dupes of others, also appear before these courts in numbers disproportionate to their percentage in the general population.
• Now, obviously these observers were simply dupes , and I admire his perspicacity in seeing straight through them.
• In this way, one would see the characters not only as simple dupes , but one would recognize his or her own potential to be duped, the latter point being made even more emphatically for the first-time viewer of the play.
• I'd give this CD away to charity, but then of course, some sucker would be duped into paying for it.
• Do you consider this period in history a downtime, or have we just been duped into thinking so?
• What proof is there that dupery through hope is so much worse than dupery through fear?
• Now, however, the well has run dry and the same people who were duped into funding the excesses will have to pay for picking up the pieces.
• You expect twists in the plot, not too hard to get your head around, and you expect some nasty villains along with some dupable cops and lovable rogues.
• So it caught the dupers and is still running a deflationary strategy to squeeze excess money out of the game's economy.
• Sadly, leftists believe defending media violence makes them hip crusaders for freedom; no, it only it makes them pawns, dupes , slaves.
• Never mind that he seemed more like an innocent dupe entrapped by the intelligence services of Russia, Britain, and the U.S. The case against him has never been brought to trial, so we'll never know.
• The consumer may also be a dupe , the victim of exploitation by powerful interests.
• Essentially it was one of being an innocent dupe .
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• This did not mean the united front was a trick to dupe workers into joining the Communist parties.
• Leavers have been considered victims or dupes enticed by railroad propaganda, speculators out to make a buck, or incompetents without experience or knowledge of farming.
• But they were neither victims nor dupes , as some historians have suggested.
• It is the simplest scam in the world and accounts for 20 pc of all internet fraud, taking millions of pounds from innocent dupes .
• He also thought that it humiliated a man's pride to be told that he was dupable .
• For, they are the ‘ dupers ’ of our hopes and beliefs.
• In a sense these ignorant dupes are as much victims of the terrorists as their targets are.
• Staff working at the store were duped into clearing up a smashed bottle of vinegar while one of the thieves walked into an open office and swiped wads of cash.
• You could dupe however many copies you wanted, right?
• Far from responding like innocent dupes , we armed ourselves with wariness.
• And it has a slightly ugly tendency to treat those who might actually enjoy going to museums as innocent dupes .
• Crop circles are formed by mischievous human beings who dupe the easily dupable into believing there is some extra-natural or supernatural cause.
• And the media seem to have realised they've been duped into giving that cheap publicity.
• The imputations of irreligion having spent their force; they think an imputation of change might now be turned to account as a holster for their duperies .
• They believe that people who think otherwise are, at best, the innocent dupes of Satan.
• The operation was launched after dozens of complaints from members of the public who had been duped into buying poor quality goods.
• Everyone will have the right to continue to collect their benefit weekly so do not be duped into losing your local post office.
• If the audience guess right then they get £10,000 shared amongst them; if they guess wrong the successful duper gets all the money for himself.
• Let us agree, however, that wherever there is no forced option, the dispassionately judicial intellect with no pet hypothesis, saving us, as it does, from dupery at any rate, ought to be our ideal.
• The investment of personal, political and moral identity that this represents is so immense that after a short while such gullible dupes are simply incapable of recognising reality even when it stares them in the face.