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designed to deceive

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Any action of any player that is designed to deceive the referee is a cautionable offence, no matter where on the pitch it happens.
Falsely cancelling 30 computer records, relating to his prescribing to Ms X, thereby repeatedly acting in a manner designed to deceive, over a period of three years, throughout which he was the subject of conditional registration and was appearing before GMC committees.
Buzz marketing, word-of-mouth marketing, stealth marketing (a practice designed to deceive consumers about marketers' involvement) and viral marketing (a phenomenon that encourages people to pass along a marketing message) are all put to use by the good folks who want you to watch their entertainment programming.
 
 
 
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