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deliberate misrepresentation

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See: subreption


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But the Labour Government's political foes are also guilty of deliberate misrepresentation, sapping the morale of troops on the front line.
The deliberate misrepresentation of "ethnic" origins has been used to legitimise the discourse related to the alleged "genocide" that began in February 2003 when the rebel Sudan Liberation Army (SLA) attacked government troops.
No, says Bugliosi, on the insanely flimsy basis that they were duped by Bush's lies: "The consent that Congress gave Bush is nullified by the deliberate misrepresentations he made to Congress in inducing it to give him its consent.
 
 
 
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