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I think OverAndBack is getting confused with the language in the case book. I did too until I read it about 5 times.
If a play includes actions or verbiage intended to deceive PRIOR to the snap then the foul is a dead ball foul. You have to wait until the snap to decide that, but the play is then blown dead and the foul enforced as a dead ball foul because THE CONDUCT OCCURRED BEFORE THE SNAP, even though you can't recognize it until the snap.
At least that's how I interpret it.
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