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masquerade

[mas-kuh-reyd] / ˌmæs kəˈreɪd /




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College Football Brain is why we still have Zombie Bowl games layered on top of this 12-team playoff, as if anyone actually cares or comprehends why the quarterfinal needs to masquerade as the Cotton Bowl.

From The Wall Street Journal

Influencing the Election: Researchers say that covert Chinese accounts are masquerading online as American supporters of Donald Trump, promoting conspiracy theories, stoking domestic divisions and attacking President Biden.

From New York Times

He later masqueraded online as a Russian tech worker with a pseudonym, BadVolf, to leak confidential information in violation of state law, fooling officials in Florida who thought they were dealing with a foreigner.

From New York Times

All of them work by masquerading as a natural hormone called GLP-1 and tricking the body into slowing digestion and reducing blood sugar.

From Los Angeles Times

Exxon Mobil’s rationale for continuing the lawsuit is that the proposal rules “must be enforced or the abuse by activists masquerading as shareholders will continue threatening the system.”

From Los Angeles Times