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cheat

[cheet] / tʃit /






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Local media is rife with reports that an Indian conglomerate supplying electricity to Bangladesh has been cheating the country - a charge the group denies.

From BBC

But as Robinson and Cohen emphasized, no athlete “has been accused of using shots of hyaluronic acid below the belt for the purposes of cheating at ski jumping.”

From The Wall Street Journal

When a character isn’t what they seem, making the false front too emotionally relatable is counterproductive; the viewer, using myself as an example, will feel cheated, annoyed.

From Los Angeles Times

By positioning GLP-1s as a tool for an elite athlete’s health—not a “cheat code” for the lazy—Ro is attempting to accelerate the consumerization of the category.

From The Wall Street Journal

To be clear, no athlete in Milan Cortina has been accused of using shots of hyaluronic acid below the belt for the purposes of cheating at ski jumping.

From The Wall Street Journal