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Tariq chuckles bitterly, and Laila hears in his chuckle that he is revolted by this distortion of an honorable Pashtun custom, this misrepresentation of his people's ways.† (source)
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or under what misrepresentation can you here impose upon others?† (source)
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To tell her that her grandmother was misrepresenting Wesley.† (source)
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Although the tone of the journal, written in the third person in a stilted, self-consciousness voice, often veers toward melodrama, the available evidence indicates that McCandless did not misrepresent the facts; telling the truth was a credo he took seriously.† (source)
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Baby Kochamma misrepresented the relationship between Ammu and Velutha, not for Ammu's sake, but to contain the scandal and salvage the family reputation in Inspector Thomas Mathew's eyes.† (source)
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She said the lack of cowboy hats and Wrangler jeans made it seem like it had misrepresented itself to the entire world.† (source)
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Perhaps they felt as helpless as I did, but they left New Orleans misrepresented to the world.† (source)
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Reporters guilty of carelessness, or downright misrepresentation-though this was very rare-had been summoned to short and unpleasant sessions with Karellen's underlings and required to listen attentively to playbacks of what the Supervisor had really said.† (source)
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You didn't misrepresent nothin to me about the horse did you?† (source)
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We both nod, trying to say how we appreciate the moment, although it pains me to think that the Hickeys have discussed the possibility that I might have made misrepresentations when I sold them the store in a neat and ordinary sale-by-owner.† (source)
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I won't have you misrepresenting yourself.† (source)
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He misrepresents, but he never lies.† (source)
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No one will care what events and which individuals were misrepresented to make a novel.† (source)
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This misrepresentation proves the inexcusable cunning used by opponents of the Constitution.† (source)
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Harris and Watkins wrote letters to editors complaining they'd been quoted out of context, their story sensationalized to "distort, misrepresent and terrify."† (source)
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And shark-headers is open to misrepresentations.† (source)
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