—adj. 1 blunt, frank, hearty. 2 vertical or steep and broad in front. —n. steep cliff or headland. [origin unknown]
... , for example , a poker player has four cards of. the same suit , and he wants to bluff , then he .can , with curses and curses , throw the cards on the table ., cross his hands ... (Body language)
... $ 250 ,.000 for the possibility of publishing three excerpts from it And it turned out to be a bluff Clifford Irving was “a great con artist , one of the. best For example , when ... (Psychology of lies)
... is somewhat more ambiguous , since . the rules allow for some types of deception (for example ,.bluff ), as well as when buying property , when you should not. expect the sellers to honestly ... (Psychology of lies)
... working .together with Google , Bryn and Page would come out of the. negotiations , and they would not bluff Since all this was happening at a time when the. offices of Kleiner Perkins and Sequoia were ... (History of computer technology and IT technology)
... emotions about the game (By the way , deception when playing poker - silence or bluff . - does not fall within my definition of a lie No one expects a poker ... (Psychology of lies)
... (or their high-ranking representatives ) to resolve the international .crisis Here , each party can begin to bluff , formally finish off . not what it really wants , and have secret intentions And from ... ... side will try to. make sure that the opponent believes in their statements , which .are in fact only a bluff , and continue to assert that. their conditions are final and their intentions are clear Skills in a lie or in detecting lies ... (Psychology of lies)
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