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deception

n.
1.a misleading falsehood
2.the act of deceiving
3.an illusory feat

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    Idiom of the Day

    out of keeping with (something)
    not following the rules of something
    The late lunch was out of keeping with our policy of working until the afternoon before we ate lunch.



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    However angry you may get at what someone has done to you, the police always advise you not to take the law into your own ________ .

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