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Audit firm leadership feigns insult whenever anyone questions its desire and ability to be independent, objective and professionally skeptical.
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Badly wounded, Stark feigns compliance, but actually hammers out the prototype for a bulletproof jet-suit that he uses to escape.
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Another, devotedly in love with half-American Michelle, drops her immediately when his mother feigns a heart attack at her foreign unsuitability.
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She feigns offense, then flashes a bulletproof smile.
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GPs tend to give their own patients the benefit of the doubt, and a worker who feigns illness and gets a sick-note to wave under the boss's nose is harder to manage than one who has been tackled at an earlier stage.
ECONOMIST: Health
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Kelly oddly feigns a lack of certainty about how economically stimulative private equity is, but as evidenced by them only getting paid if they can buy a company and fix it up for sale at a profit, the answer to this seeming riddle is self-evident.
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He lives with his divorced mother and her scruffy boyfriend, loves classic foreign films, uses elevated language to confide his yearnings to a journal, feigns sophistication with charming haplessness (a casual reference to that craggy icon of American poetry, Bobby Frost) and lusts after a Lolita-like apparition named Sheeni Saunders, who is played delightfully by Portia Doubleday.
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