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deceive into

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deceive someone into something
to trick someone into doing something. She deceived me into giving her my car keys. You can't deceive me into doing what I don't want to do.
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Mathieu Eugene therefore has a moral and political obligation to explain his candidacy in the context of his refusal to live in the very community he seeks to represent, and among the voters he been attempting to deceive into believing that he is a resident of their community.
 
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