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bill of goods

[bil uhv goodz] / ˈbɪl əv ˈgʊdz /
NOUN
deceive someone
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Trump also benefits from a general bill of goods Americans were sold long ago: the entirely false idea that Republicans do a better job with the economy.

From Salon

“I think our diets, nationally, and international probably, show the fact that we just have allowed ourselves to be sold a bill of goods.”

From New York Times

Traditional Unionist Voice leader Jim Allister said it was a "defining moment for unionism" and warned if the post-Brexit rules remained the same then "a false bill of goods was sold to the unionist people".

From BBC

Steinberg suggests I was sold a bill of goods.

From Los Angeles Times

“At the same time, I have sympathy for some of these students because I think they were sold a bill of goods.”

From New York Times