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better of them for some such
accidental hit. ... [N]obody
records their flimflams and
false prognostics,
forasmuch as they are
infinite and common; but...
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flimflam, gaffle, and bamboozle. The
perpetrator is
often referred to as a scammer...
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album by saxophonists...
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shivers and
modest Grand Guignol showmanship,
Ghost Ship is the sort of
flimflam that
would have
filled eight paneled pages in the
great horror comic book...
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longstanding interest in the
dynamics of the
perfect crime and the
hustlers and
flimflam artists who po****te pulp
detective stories". She said
although the film's...
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