In essence, the exchange's members were hoodwinked into lining Grasso's pockets in the form of fees.

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What else are we possibly being hoodwinked about by the highly polished aluminum of the iPhone 5?

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Despite their four-year absence, the inspectors are confident they will not be hoodwinked.

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One of its securities analyst, in recent testimony to a Senate committee, said he recommended Enron stock because he was hoodwinked by the energy trader.

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Yet now the company is telling the market it was hoodwinked.

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