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But unlike “All the President’s Men,” there is sympathy this time for the liars.

He likened his association with Epstein to "an albatross around my neck", adding he felt "profoundly upset that I was taken in" by a "charismatic criminal liar".

From BBC

The Indian prime minister is a liar and a miscreant, but even he seems to grasp that such an act would be preposterous.

From Salon

He called Ms Wilson a manipulative liar, and said she threatened, blackmailed and abused his son.

From BBC

“Even though you fooled your entire family about you being a murderer, and you recruited all these people to help you ... you don’t think that’s being a good liar?”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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