- dishonesty. This
distinguishes between "obtaining by a
dishonest deception" and "
dishonestly obtains by a deception". Debtor's
dishonesty or dishonesty...
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dishonestly by the
ordinary standards of
reasonable and
honest people and have been
himself aware that by
those standards he was
acting dishonestly....
- Are
Crooks Dishonest? is a 1918
American short comedy film
featuring Harold Lloyd.
Prints of the film
survive in the film
archives of The
Museum of Modern...
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dishonestly inducing delivery of property. The
maximum punishment was
seven years imprisonment and a fine.
Whoever cheats and
thereby dishonestly induces...
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prefer candidate A or B. It is
sometimes called misaligned, deceptive, or
dishonest voting. For example, in a first-past-the-post election, a
sincere voter...
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Lying press (German: Lügenpresse, lit. 'press of lies' [ˈlyːɡn̩ˌpʁɛsə] ) is a
pejorative and
disparaging political term used
largely for the
printed press...
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False advertising is the act of publishing, transmitting, distributing, or
otherwise publicly circulating an adverti****t
containing a
false claim, or...
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Intellectual honesty is an
applied method of
problem solving characterised by a
nonpartisan and
honest attitude,
which can be
demonstrated in a number...
- of
works in copyright. In 1668
publisher John Han****
wrote of "some
dishonest Booksellers,
called Land-Pirats, who make it
their practise to
steal Impressions...
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historian Paul N. Hehn used the
phrase "A Low,
Dishonest Decade" for the
title of his book A Low,
Dishonest Decade: The
Great Powers,
Eastern Europe, and...
