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double-dealing

[duhb-uhl-dee-ling] / ˈdʌb əlˈdi lɪŋ /




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Like many issues that seem at first to be solely about race relations, these double-dealing policies are evidence of our atrophying democratic culture.

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The complicated details surrounding the double-dealing and bad bookkeeping aside, the larger scheme has all the appearances of an old-fashioned scam.

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And the league office has countenanced it — and even covered for it with its own double-dealing.

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He said some of the agency’s top leaders were too cozy with the oil industry and had too often overlooked ethical lapses, incompetence, cronyism and double-dealing.

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At this late date, after so many comedies, dramas, mysteries and thrillers about high school romances, double-dealing jocks, vicious mean girls and toxic social media platforms, we’re deeply familiar with the tropes of the genre.

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