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fast one

noun as in cheat

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noun as in crime

noun as in deception

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noun as in fraud

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noun as in humbug

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noun as in illegality

noun as in immorality

noun as in scam

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noun as in swindle

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noun as in victimization

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After so many slow starts, the Lions must have craved a fast one - and they made it happen.

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Indeed, McMahon seemed irked at the thought that Raw Story was trying to pull a fast one.

“Some companies are trying to pull a fast one by shrinking the products little by little and hoping you won't notice,” he said.

So it may be unsurprising that the heirs of Proposition 13’s proponents are trying to pull another fast one on California taxpayers.

Ultimately, it's just a sad attempt to pull a fast one over his audience and his critics, with Asian women as the punchline again.

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