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But political power is already under outside control, hidden and duplicitous.

Thus, if the employees came back with a new, lower offer, the board could view such a move as duplicitous.

We're not often called duplicitous, though, which might be why it seems, good or bad, like an advantage others have over us.

Not like my work gives me many opportunities to be duplicitous.

But in its attitude toward violence, the movie is duplicitous.

And she will do whatever it takes, no matter how duplicitous."

She never once misled us or was duplicitous in any way.

She felt a surge of anger at the duplicitous mother.

After five years of duplicitous fiscal policy, Americans are catching on.

"But his story has lots of holes in it, and he is being duplicitous."

And no event has revealed television to be so profoundly duplicitous.

The Met needed senior officers who were at ease in that duplicitous world.

Otherwise their project comes off as confused, confusing and duplicitous.

In the duplicitous world of advertising, this would seem "honest".

"I thought it was the most duplicitous thing I ever heard in my life," she said.

He had no love for these doomed lowlanders and their duplicitous ways.

This terrible man was not duplicitous; all he had were principles and convictions.

"I'm using talk shows as a metaphor for the duplicitous behavior that we all have in our lives.

I looked up into his face and said, "Do you think I'm duplicitous?"

"To describe this and not implicate yourself is to be duplicitous," he said.

Neither was being duplicitous; both were trying to win, which is the proper aim of any Presidential campaign.

The test comes when Jim must make a public lecture and is unable to conceal his duplicitous nature.

An approaching killer is reflected in a woman's eye during a duplicitous kiss.

Or did she mean for him to cut his duplicitous tongue?)