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A group of 2,000 light troops stayed behind, where they lit large campfires to dupe the Carthaginians into thinking the Greeks were staying put.

Uk Series 2 2.1 Simon Charles - An inventment broker who manages to dupe everybody else into investing in a faulty deal that later
opponent for the Challenge Mode in the home versions.

When the line was completed, the DTSL had no equipment except a small locomotive which had been purchased from the contractor and an old dummy saddle tank engine that had formerly run on the New York City elevated.

It is eventually decided that Jones will be inside the dummy log and Frazer, in the diving suit, will push Jones along the river until he is level with the windmill, at which point he will give a tug on his lifeline.

A dummy corporation run by Pierre Beaumarchais concealed their activities.

The girls flip on the lights and see Dennis, Amy's old dummy, pummeling Slappy.

Scott Moore gave Huddersfield the lead again after a run from dummy half to give a 4 10 lead, despite a take-out on Leuluai just before half-time which went unpenalised.

A stallion is usually trained to mount a phantom (or dummy) mare, although a live mare may be used, and he is most commonly collected using an artificial vagina (AV) which is heated to simulate the vagina of the mare.

It is equipped with storage racks and a dummy turret.

If any players do not retreat the entire entire distance the referee marked, or they leave before the dummy-half has touched the ball, they will be penalised.

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