How to Approach a Lie

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Tip 1 - 5 Guidelines to Catch a Liar

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5 Guidelines to Catch a Liar

Throw away any notion that a particular sign or behavior is indicative of deception.
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Tip 2 - Truth About Deception

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Truth About Deception

Information and advice on lying, cheating and infidelity.

For further reading: http://www.truthaboutdeception.com/ [2]

Tip 3 - How to Make Someone Admit to Lying

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How to Make Someone Admit to Lying

Lies are hurtful and betray your trust so stop someone from hurting you and get them to admit to lying.

Tip 4 - How to Get Someone to Own Up to a Lie | eHow

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How to Get Someone to Own Up to a Lie | eHow

Getting someone to own up to a lie is a delicate matter. Most people will feel threatened when you ask them to tell the truth if they've been lying. The best way to do it is with a little empathy and a way for the liar to save face.

Tip 5 - How to Make Someone Admit They Are Lying

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How to Make Someone Admit They Are Lying

It's obvious. Sometimes you know someone is lying, but can't prove it. This is a technique that works practically all the time, as It has been tried on parents, siblings, friends, family, teachers, and more. Find the liar's weak points....
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Tip 6 - Lie Groups - An Approach through Invariants and | Claudio Procesi | Springer

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Lie groups has been an increasing area of focus and rich research since the middle of the 20th century. Procesi's masterful approach to Lie groups through...

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