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Then they turn against him and show how far he has been deluded.

To take any other position is simply deluding the public.

Had he completely deluded himself into thinking Love was his?

It has the power to delude many people at one time.

They delude themselves into thinking they'll come up with another, better idea some day.

They wanted to make sure everyone thought Richard was deluded.

He stood up and turned to the woman who he'd deluded himself into thinking would be enough.

And I am not to be deluded that there lives a man without a price.

How she could have deluded that with her he was okay.

None of us was deluded into thinking this would be easy.

The rest of the time, let him go about his life deluding himself that he was a free man.

You're deluded if you think this is all about fun and games.

Anyone who says we are not operating a business is deluding themselves.

But what hurt more was that he had deluded himself.

Those have deluded the first secretary into thinking the him will not go to war over this?

They did not delude themselves into thinking that the South would rise again.

But he did not delude himself: his condition was serious.

To think anything else, I believe, is to delude ourselves.

Now you're ready to delude yourself into thinking they can save us.

This may seem quite simple, but it is easy to delude yourself.

He'd gotten up in the dark, deluding himself that he could work.

Might that fact hold some promise, or was he deluding himself?

And anyone who actually saw a ghost had to be deluded.

You'd have to be pretty desperate and deluded to look up to that.

America deludes itself about why its children behave as they do.