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Unfortunately for the experts, people are not that easily taken in.
He added: "My constituents have not been easily taken in by a small number of criminal elements, who wanted to divide the community and have not been successful.
THE average Briton has more financial nous than the suckers in Coronation Street who are so easily taken in by rogue financial adviser Richard Hillman (played by actor Brian Capron, left).
 
 
 
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