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And you obviously have been hoodwinked or you've talked about somebody else. "— Nicholas Negroponte, in 1984, makes 5 predictions
The story of a shikse (a word I'd never heard and thus had no idea was derogatory) from a small New England town, taken in, hoodwinked, and swindled blind by such skillful means as she never dreamt existed.— HUMORLESSBITCH
But let's imagine that DeWitt hadn't been hoodwinked, and that the Senators had been unable to acquire Claude Osteen from the Reds.— The Hardball Times
But having been hoodwinked* with his VP choice, American's may just see any "surprise" as more politiking at this point.— Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
The man, who was arrested for fraud, "hoodwinked" people into believing that he was the chairman of the party's Rosebank branch, Xulu alleged.
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