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"The Social Network," which features Jesse Eisenberg in a subtle, deceivingly deadpan performance as the gifted but emotionally blank Zuckerberg, is a work of fiction inspired by fact.

Ann Hornaday reviews 'The Social Network' and 'Waiting for "Superman" ' Ann Hornaday 2010

From the nuns, she had learned to be deceivingly modest.

A Covert Affair Jennet Conant 2011

Now I know it's really easy to get all gung-ho excited about this bread ... there is something very luxurious about working the chocolatey, creamy spread into the supple but deceivingly wholesome dough!

It's Baaack! Sarah 2009

The result is an inspired and deceivingly spacious, sustainable reinterpretation of an Alpine classic.

Haily Zaki | Inhabitat 2010

From the nuns, she had learned to be deceivingly modest.

A Covert Affair Jennet Conant 2011

There will always be the natural inclination to assume we will witness the same degree of progress in the next 10 years that we saw in the last 10 – but that view is deceivingly simple.

Fighting to Keep Your Job in 2020 | Impact Lab 2010

Now I know it's really easy to get all gung-ho excited about this bread ... there is something very luxurious about working the chocolatey, creamy spread into the supple but deceivingly wholesome dough!

Archive 2009-09-01 Sarah 2009

But it has a flaw: If the past year's earnings were unsustainably high, today's P/E might be deceivingly low.

Peeling Back the Market's P/E Jack Hough 2011

He is no better, in fact deceivingly worse, than any Islamic terrorist in the world.

Tests reveal 'nothing wrong' with Limbaugh's heart 2010

He's wily he once set safety Antrel Rolle giggling when he looked up at the sky, tricking a corner into thinking pass instead of run and corner Terrell Thomas called him deceivingly tough.

Diminutive Rookie Chases NFL Dream 2010