| The person would feel even worse if the cheater does not get her or his just punishment. |
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| How can you make a philandering cheater, who works his way through a family of sisters, anything but a rogue and a rat? |
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| The film starts with a likable and seemingly talented young man, and ends with a pitiful cheater. |
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| We've been married for almost 40 years and I do not want to break the family up, but neither can I live with a liar and a cheater. |
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| All of the answers are easy to find on the internet and everyone's a cheater. |
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| My blind luck of being able to provide two versions of the correct answer saved me from the accusation of being a cheater. |
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| I just don't like being called a cheater, and I don't like my country being called a cheater. |
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| He hadn't meant to kill her, but if there was anything he hated more than a cheater, it was a nagger. |
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| Oh, wait, no-no, he was still a beater and a cheater and sired a daughter who's got issues. |
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| Of course, at some point somebody is going to say, your old man was a cheater. |
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| On the other hand, if one cheats and the other cooperates, the cheater gets the biggest possible reward, and the cooperator loses big-time. |
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| Why did so many conservatives see the president not simply as a detested opponent but as a cheater, a deceiver, a beguiler, and a rogue? |
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| The fear was that a deep-pocketed cheater could simply overturn the evidence against her or him. |
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| If you spend a lot of time outdoors gardening, or reading in the sun, you'll want to invest in a pair of cheater sunglasses. |
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| Several developers have actually contacted Mr Brichter to ask for permission of sorts to roll out their cheater software. |
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| In it, 'Jew' is a synonym for a wheedler, a schemer, a miserly accumulator of vast wealth and a cheater on his fellows. |
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| A dice gambling game where the main character, already a poor man, looses all his money to the cheater fellows. |
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| They joined the ranks of generalist cheater apps that work for a range of lexical challenges. |
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| The suggestion is that if you lose your refugee claim, then you're somehow a cheater, or you're lying, or you're bogus. |
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| A cheater doesn't have the right to win the reward, but I hereby assert I'm not the one who decides, in the last instance, who is a cheater. |
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| However, the cheater version in Figure 2 makes it much easier for most of us to derive the correct solution. |
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| You're way up the charts, when your name is known all through BSW as a lout or a cheater. |
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| We have gone to extreme length to insure that our program is cheater proof with custom made multiple anti-cheat protections. |
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| If domestic authorities miss a cheater, the nation is either not testing sufficiently to catch and deter dopers, or, just as bad, is ignoring the results of its own testing. |
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| Common wisdom has long held that if you romance a cheater he or she will one day cheat on you. |
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| All in all, the aforementioned suggested actions that a professor could have undertaken would have saved me from the frustration of being accused a cheater. |
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| Yet the tone is jauntier, more direct, as if the speaker feels relieved to have confessed her desperate need for the cheater who has her under his spell. |
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| Or, here's a piece that shows you what a liar I am, what a cheater I am. |
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| He may well try, like some deft and charming poker player, to rope us back into another round and to assure us that he will protect us from the cheater. |
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| These sunglasses are perfect for all reader, magnifier or cheater wearers. |
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| Several years ago, I was in a relationship with a chronic cheater. |
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| Also, a friend recently made a comment along the lines of 'once a cheater always a cheater', which I've been obsessing about. |
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| What do I have to do to become known as a cheater? |
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| Now the slots are leaning more to electronics and circuits, meaning a cheater would have to be more experience at tricking the computer rather than using brute methods. |
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| For example, the cheater may wish to impersonate some other participant, to eavesdrop on communications between other participants, or to intercept and modify information being communicated between other users. |
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| Lashed together with steel cables which are then tightened with cheater bars, the Billy Joe Boling shoves forward a metal raft that is longer than an aircraft carrier. |
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| Archie was a cheater, cheater, pumpkin eater. More proof that he was a thief! |
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| He is not crassly referred to as a cheater, a scoundrel or a liar. |
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| The match will be lost for the cheater who will face sanctions ranging from a fine to the definitive cancellation of his account without any refunds. |
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| There is the serial cheater, who has a series of affairs and for whom cheating is a way of life. |
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| Why are they not staging protests or arranging public meetings or registering criminal cases against these cheater politicians? |
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| By taking up any extra glucose, cheater yeast limit expensive invertase production, which forces more efficient use of sucrose and steadier growth. |
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| Three men with links to the Coffin Cheater bikie gang have been fined after pleading guilty to unlawful assault. |
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| Cheater sticks are simply sticks that are used to extend the reach of the canyoneer. |
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| Kate was presented with a bouquet of flowers by Raffaela, the two-year-old daughter of British ex-pat David Cheater, during a walkabout in Quebec. |
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