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illusion
noun as in false impression of reality
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But researchers like Prof Pepin-Neff say the nets aren't very effective, and give the illusion of safety rather than delivering a real reduction in risk.
Whilst this is progress, I am under no illusion that this clear-out is complete; we are still arresting and dismissing officers weekly and we will be relentless until the job is finished.
Our fascination with reality stars rests in the illusion that, if not for their endless money and couture bags, they’d be just like us.
Lee holds no illusions as to whether his calling will gain him any notoriety or accolades.
Freedom of choice and free speech are illusions.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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