Bogus excuses may be politically convenient, but they are still bogus.
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Jeff Sessions is using bogus weed stats, state officials say Jeff Sessions is using bogus weed stats, state officials say Washington state wants Jeff Sessions to do his homework about weed.
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It was a bogus charge: she had no direct responsibility.
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Assad and Russia have called reports of the attack bogus.
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She's lucky that the cops didn't believe the bogus video.
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And instead they want to perpetuate this bogus collusion narrative.
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" Swetnick's lawyer, Michael Avenatti, called the statement "bogus and outrageous.
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Three people are now suing him over his bogus clinic.
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You've been sitting on it since February giving bogus excuses.
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The same goes for bogus websites that imitate the bureau.
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Enlisting bogus Wills, Kates and a bumptious Harry doesn't help.
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This is handy, since you can immediately identify bogus purchases.
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It's an unfortunate situation because the resilience argument is bogus.
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That might help discourage users from unknowingly sharing bogus information.
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But beware -- some vendors have been selling bogus solar glasses.
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My source cited food safety reasons, but that seemed bogus.
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Any claim to the contrary is completely bogus and fabricated.
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First, know which fees are legitimate and which are bogus.
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"This was an epidemic of bogus accounts," Professor Coffee said.
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Use bogus information for security questions to throw hackers off.
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I THINK PEAK EARNINGS ARE A BIT OF BOGUS ARGUMENT.
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It was completely bogus, and I claim credit for it.
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Which, of course, might mean that it's bogus after all.
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Don't be fooled by bogus offers or sham celebrity endorsements.
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He basically told these guys that natural selection was bogus.
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Unsurprisingly, the core of Trump's argument is a bogus statistic.
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In many cases, bogus achievements were added to college applications.
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Democrats assailed the announcement as bogus, and a political stunt.
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" Fox News said the lawsuit was "bogus" and "downright shameful.
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I'd rather miss the shot than have a bogus shot.
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There is also an undercurrent of fraud and bogus accounting.
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And boffins are constantly improving what bogus burgers taste like.
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In the prelude to the election, bogus reports about Mrs.
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"This bogus offset argument worked at the FCC," he said.
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In fact, pretty much all the touted "disruptors" are bogus.
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The Federal Trade Commission has also been monitoring bogus claims.
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"I think that's kind of a bogus number," Ryan said.
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But all of this talk should be viewed as bogus.
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The bogus story was shared with about six million people.
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"That's a bogus judgment," Mr. Wellington said of the sentence.
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For years, Mr. Jones spread bogus theories that the Dec.
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It manages to be both transparently bogus and movingly convincing.
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Most people who think this is bogus simply walk away.
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According to DC investigators, Fox News's story was completely bogus.
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In fact, the concept of clean coal is pretty bogus.
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On the Safety Check page automatically generated for the "explosion," Facebook linked to a bogus article, an aggregated version of the bogus article and an article about Thai street food, according to Khaosod English.
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She thought the show's creators had sent her a bogus script.
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Of course, these concerns about national security are all mostly bogus.
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There is, of course, no evidence to support those bogus claims.
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The bogus Fuentes account stands out for its sophistication and timing.
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But so did the incidence of doctors selling bogus medical exemptions.
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In the absence of reputable polls, bogus ones proliferate and mislead.
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CONCACAF has also ended 18 "bogus vendor relationships", the lawyers said.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNTaylor Swift: Me Stealing 'Shake It Off' Is Bogus!
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It was a bogus address he used to register websites online.
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Today's mafia members operate bogus health clinics and other illegal businesses.
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Its authors said they have confirmed the bogus award with ALM.
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His reasoning, says Mr Cohen, is "completely deceptive and legally bogus".
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Additionally, the bogus page in the Chrome store came with reviews.
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Tax experts, including at the IRS, debunked these claims as bogus.
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But that didn't stop Samsung from filing a bogus copyright claim.
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These measures are usually justified by bogus claims of voter fraud.
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Those persons complaining, you will find out they are bogus complaints.
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Yet the SEC fully embraced and repeated the industry's bogus claims.
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He called the suit "bogus," and it was settled in 2017.
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And in almost every case, those benefits are overstated or bogus.
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As the coronavirus spreads, so do bogus claims and conspiracy theories.
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That bogus story about Donald Trump your uncle posted on Facebook?
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Mr. Bogus is a professor of law at Roger Williams University.
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Mr. Baker shared the bogus numbers with current and prospective clients.
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But the notion that they are the cultural underdogs is bogus.
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Then another canceled for bogus reasons, leaving me and the hostess.
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Mr. Trump's policy rests on a cynical and historically bogus foundation.
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Of all the bogus anecdotes, this one troubles me the most.
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But almost 400 million of the accounts appear to be bogus.
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But that bogus claim is not why Facebook removed the ad.
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Klapper then paid $15,000 to Singer's bogus charity, Key Worldwide Foundation.
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He suffered unjustly because he was convicted of this bogus crime.
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Gal Gadot will not be attending this bogus internet pity party.
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And in each case, the allegations turned out to be bogus.
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They came back and they were like this is totally bogus.
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" The U.S. Justice Department called the Chinese denials "ritualistic and bogus.
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The popular game "Fortnite" is attracting malware offering up bogus Android versions.
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Creating bogus videos, spreading misinformation, and inciting fake outrage is next level.
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"Gawker's First Amendment defense has no legs – it's bogus," Houston tells PEOPLE.
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Proponents of the bill have said it would help stop bogus exemptions.
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"I think that claim is rather bogus," AAO's general counsel Dillard said.
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More than 117 million bogus pharmacy ads are blocked online every year.
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Reports of crime involving refugees, some of them bogus, have provoked clashes.
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Such "data" can be totally bogus, and in this case they are.
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There was some naked publicity around in the form of bogus ads.
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That's bogus because the same people are watching Fox throughout the day.
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Takkas also drew up bogus contracts to conceal the bribes, they said.
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Mr Anwar, a former dissident, was previously jailed on bogus sodomy charges.
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Unfortunately for them, this bogus wet dream ends in stains and tears.
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It has characterized the vast majority of their asylum claims as bogus.
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When clicked on this opened an (equally bogus) Gmail log-in page.
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" Avenatti in a statement to The Hill called the allegations "completely bogus.
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He also claimed Olivarez was carrying out bogus schemes to enrich himself.
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"At its core, it was PR, and it was bogus," he added.
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There are bogus addresses for players, doctored grade sheets and illegal recruiting.
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We can avoid posting bogus material so as not to spread disinformation.
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Some of the bogus messages described gangs of kidnappers on the prowl.
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Trump's lawyers keep pushing a bogus talking point about the impeachment process
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" But Russia on Sunday said reports of the chemical attack are "bogus.
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Trump denies any collusion and has said Steele's Russia dossier is "bogus."
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"birther" conspiracy theory he pushed for years—a completely bogus claim that
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Falsifying paperwork to mask the bogus drugs would be the easy part.
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Anonymous ads, bogus accounts, and fake news appear to be spreading unchecked.
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She also makes the point that the majority-minority narrative is bogus.
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In July, Facebook announced a change to its News Feed algorithm that aimed to limit the spread of bogus health claims (two weeks earlier, the Washington Post had written a report on the proliferation of bogus cancer claims).
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Workers trying to meet aggressive sales goals created some 2 million bogus accounts.
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Additionally, new trends and technologies have led to a rise in bogus information.
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Like many scientists, he now uses Twitter to call attention to bogus tests.
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The first Bill & Ted spawned an even sillier sequel, Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey.
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The idea that this was some kind of bogus investigation is just ridiculous.
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Online, Twitter users supplied Williams with the receipts to refute her bogus points.
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Still, adjectives like ''bogus'' are generally a clue that you're doing something skeevy.
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The bogus regulatory warning gave all Chinese firms a pretext to shun it.
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"The authorities should immediately drop these bogus charges," Adams said in a statement.
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Don't expect Trump to push on the issue, since he thinks it's bogus.
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The Rift is mostly good for games right now—everything else is bogus.
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Officers can set up bogus phone towers to track people's movements and contacts.
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ROYCE: I think these bogus charges brought against Pastor Brunson have to end.
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As we reported ... Daniels' arrest last week was bogus from the get-go.
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Outlet stores or off-price sister stores are another source of bogus sales.
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Pills that are bogus by the WHO's definition are often useless or dangerous.
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But the answer need not come from bogus history; real history will suffice.
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Donald Trump's bogus White House social media summit is basically a big troll.
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And in her unfortunate remarks, Kaptur is making that bogus argument for them.
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He was submitting insurance claims for bogus tests and liberally writing opioid scripts.
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"If Ronda aired a bogus story she's done as an anchor," MJ says.
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Stormy's lawyer, Michael Avenatti, says the lawsuit is "complete nonsense and entirely bogus."
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Damascus and Moscow have denied any responsibility and say the incident is bogus.
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There's a significant and growing market for bogus, pirated versions of each product.
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On 289 such sites, about 80 percent of bogus articles supported Mr. Trump.
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Ms. O'Brien said bite mark analysis was even more bogus than hair comparisons.
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"(I) read some of Ezra's notes and thought it was bogus," Walsh said.
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If we had any conviction, it was the conviction that convictions were bogus.
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A referendum will be needed, but Guinea has a history of bogus votes.
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Some fraudsters also raise money upfront for bogus funds that are never launched.
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After three years of deeply partisan investigations and bogus accusations, Republicans are angry.
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Reta's bogus narrative of redemption was "a hit with his public," Slater observes.
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But, seven episodes in, it's devolved into dull cosplay bracketed by bogus profundity.
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How can doctors tell which videos are valid and which contain bogus information?
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In turn, China's Foreign Ministry denounced Kudlow's remarks as "bogus" and "beyond imagination. "
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He even undercuts Lucca and touts bogus studies to support his conservative beliefs.
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Broward County deputies were also accused of filing bogus charges against the teen.
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In the attempt to catch deal-crazed consumers, though, they offer some bogus discounts.
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But that hasn't stopped any of those bogus stories from spreading on social media.
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He has since edited out the parts known to be bogus from the video.
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Avenatti stated the charges were "bogus" and the arrest was a "politically motivated" setup.
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Fact-checkers routinely called out his unending stream of distortions, falsehoods and bogus provocations.
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He added: "Anyone covering this story should be embarrassed for elevating this bogus claim."
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"I'm sick of all the b-------, bogus write-ups and my job," Racicot concluded.
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Any lessons about democracy the United States wants to teach the world are bogus.
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Trump has slammed the dossier as "bogus" and denies his campaign colluded with Russia.
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The government has welcomed the decline as evidence that bogus claimants are being deterred.
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But, for now, it seems like yet another bogus claim from the Republican frontrunner.
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That isn't the point of the test stand, though — something the bogus video elides.
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Some fraudsters also raise money upfront for a bogus fund that is never launched.
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During the Super Bowl, spammers were able to trick it into serving bogus results.
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The proceeds were squandered on overpriced security gear and a bogus fleet of trawlers.
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They quickly determined that Tripp was not a threat and the call was bogus.
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"As for this bogus app, my lawyers will be sliding in your DM's boo."
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Purveyors like Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop now get rich peddling bogus medicine to the public.
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Trump still believes their BLS data is bogus, even after a successful report today.
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Cops tell us they're working to get to the bottom of the bogus record.
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It might be bogus but this appears to be Sean Spicer's public VenMo page.
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Fox has called Hughes's lawsuit "bogus" and promised to "vigorously defend" itself against it.
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"We do not trust such unverified bogus media reports at all," the embassy said.
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CEO Laurent Morali told Business Insider that Frosh's claim's were "bogus" and politically motivated.
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Police said Thursday that Smollett paid $3,500 to two men for a bogus attack.
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So what about that sound-of-thunder T. rex roar: Is that bogus, too?
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But the news—and the multiple alerts that the newswire blasted out—were bogus.
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A woman is wanted for accessory to rape but she says it's all bogus.
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" When asked specifically about the complaints about "SJWs," Kennedy said they are "total bogus.
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Some of these bogus guys then use the footage obtained to release footage early.
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But staring at these artifacts behind a case makes them feel like bogus talismans.
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And the comparison to the creation of the United States was and is bogus.
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Then there were bogus medicines: gels, liquids and powders that immunized against the virus.
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Abdullah expresses mild surprise at the news that he effectively has a bogus doctorate.
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This is a desperate, bogus claim made by the 'husband' of the sham marriage.
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A bogus news story that spread in December illustrates the problem, Mr. Struharik said.
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What they are getting instead is a bogus new diagnosis — Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria.
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Democrats immediately denounced the claim as bogus and called it an abuse of power.
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The increased visibility invited a new level of scrutiny into Mr. Jones's bogus claims.
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He also quoted investigators as saying that many of Mr. Lucas's claims were bogus.
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Fake celebrity endorsements, altered product videos, bogus reviews and testimonials can't be far off.
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If you have someone as one of those bogus cellies, it's gonna be hell.
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If the Supreme Court embraces this bogus First Amendment argument, it would smash precedent.
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Russia has been accused of promulgating bogus stories about Clinton to influence the electorate.
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Owners of pirate trawlers sometimes scuppered vessels to make bogus insurance claims, she said.
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Stone continues to promote a completely bogus narrative about the circumstances of his arrest.
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Facebook's algorithms also search for stories that seem bogus, adding them to the queue.
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This whole thing is a gigantic lie, a totally bogus hoax, a silent coup.
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But Fidel Castro put Cubans in jail for political reasons and on bogus charges.
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Jeantel then delivered bogus testimony on the stand at Zimmerman's trial, the lawsuit alleges.
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It has recently gone more aggressively after bogus cancer treatments and anti-vaccination content.
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As we reported, sources connected with Johnny say her domestic violence allegations are bogus.
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It facilitates the rapid spread of news — whether a story is completely bogus or real.
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Beneath this decision lies only a bitter combination of two bogus sentiments: nostalgia and utopianism.
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Meanwhile, at Cabells, Ms Berryman reckons the publishers of bogus journals are getting ever cannier.
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In addition, her photography business received about $80,000 through bogus photography courses, the report said.
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The plan calls for "flags" to be appended to 100% bogus stories shared by users.
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He has strongly denied those claims as "completely bogus," and has not been criminally charged.
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In the 1980s, thieves used apparently bogus Telex messages to route money into private accounts.
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His show, The Dr. Oz Show, is notorious for promoting alternative and sometimes bogus medicine.
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Would you have called out this review as being bogus: Or how about this one?
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I'm not suggesting that the knee-deep rule is bogus; collapsing sand holes are dangerous.
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It's a theory that only requires a bit of analysis to see why it's bogus.
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In an ideal world, all the carriers would stop making up bogus claims about 5G.
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The curation of whatever appears in Collections could perhaps help combat Facebook's bogus news problem.
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In June, a bogus website was registered with a name resembling a DCCC donation site.
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Social media postings regarding an alligator in two Texas rivers are bogus, authorities said Saturday.
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We consider it to be extraordinarily reckless for any publication to publish this bogus story.
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The American rapper faces charges of trying to leave the country with a bogus passport.
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A quick glance at Twitter suggests quite a few people have seen the bogus charge.
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I never want to erase that and I also don't want to reinforce bogus stereotypes.
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Washington Post reporter David Farenthold won for his coverage of Donald Trump's quasi-bogus charities.
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Last year, Rockstar made headlines for removing trillions in bogus currency from the game's economy.
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Anderson isn't the first scientist to call the left-logic, right-creative brain theory bogus.
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If media is always supposedly bogus, it could become hard to believe any of it.
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People should assume that videos showing female politicians naked or having sex are probably bogus.
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Beijing had blocked shipments of Canadian pork and beef in June, citing bogus export certificates.
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He may sue, but the communication supports the inference that the suit will be bogus.
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And you base your attacks on bogus legal actions that were filed & almost immediately dismissed.
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"Purely bogus," Robin C. Hayes, the state Republican Party chairman, said Tuesday in an interview.
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Grim stories abound of young players in Africa conned by bogus scouts and talent agents.
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The Syrian government's main ally, Russia, says the reports of the chemical attack are bogus.
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His base thinks he's the ultimate political iconoclast and that this whole exercise is bogus.
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The Clinton and Johnson impeachments are widely recognized as bogus — trivial acts of political vengeance.
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"They were bogus summonses," said Sergeant Oro, a veteran with 29 years on the job.
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Judge Alsup questioned why Uber would pay so much to an employee making bogus claims.
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Why didn't he challenge Mr. Trump's bogus claim that no other country offers birthright citizenship?
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It was bigotry against preppy lacrosse players that led to the bogus Duke lacrosse scandal.
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Furthermore, IRAPs could lead to fraudulent activities, bogus credentials, falsification of apprentice and journeyman ratios.
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Lindsey Graham and Ted Cruz draw a bogus comparison between Trump-Biden and Obama-Romney
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Writing for Uproxx, Drew McWeeny took this bogus story down better than anyone ever could.
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Calling the lawsuit "bogus" and "downright shameful," Fox filed a motion to dismiss the case.
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AT&T has been ridiculed for overstating 25G availability by using bogus 25G phone icons.
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The state's case had hinged almost entirely on the testimony of the bogus, compromised eyewitness.
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" He added later: "Any claim that any monies due clients were mishandled is bogus nonsense.
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A rep for Pam tells us the rumors are bogus ... she's as healthy as ever.
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It happened when the Trump White House made bogus claims about the inauguration crowd size.
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If the judge determines the lawsuit is bogus, they can dismiss it then and there.
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Literally every one was either completely bogus or misleading in some important and significant way.
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Set for June in Los Angeles, the extravaganza will feature bogus ideas like crystal therapy.
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Prosecutors say Choi and others created student transcripts and other bogus records to deceive immigration authorities.
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The bogus aura of ceremonial dispute is his lone alternative to his primary pastime: intellectual masturbation.
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"The bogus charges from Planned Parenthood's political cronies are fake news," they said in a statement.
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And in 2013, Journalist John Bohannon sent 300 copies of a bogus paper to predatory journals.
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That had been the system's main (and highly effective) deterrent to opportunistic, weak, or bogus claims.
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"The whole premise is bogus," Kevin McGowan, a crow specialist at Cornell Ornithology Lab told Slate.
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It's based on bogus rules and calculations, with no consideration for things like, you know, health.
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Preparation Corporations cannot simply hope to design an effective response strategy after bogus tweets start trending.
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Duane wants the restraining order vacated, because he says she's just made up a bogus story.
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Israel's military said the earlier report about a downed Israeli plane or aerial target was bogus.
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However, its use may make other scams, such as bogus emails or calls appear more credible.
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But Facebook did not specify whether it is going after bogus health info, specifically, on Instagram.
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Declaring bogus justifications (health violations, say) would reinforce foreign criticism of government meddling in China's economy.
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He created a bogus email address using the name of another company executive and messaged Herjavec.
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The practice is particularly sketchy when it's used to sell bogus products that don't help people.
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The science is bogus, and the makers of Prevagen have nothing to back up their claims.
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But on the other hand, these are fabricated claims and are completely bogus and without merit.
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There have been many studies, books, and investigations demonstrating that this type of therapy is bogus.
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Those authorities then worked with Goguen to establish terms of a bogus contract between the two.
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UPDATE 2/16/16: Another scientifically bogus, Zika-inspired theory is sweeping the internet, my friends.
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Also, what's up with these bogus accusations that Hadid's only "claim to fame" are her parents?
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It&aposs a bogus event regarding Pastor Brunson and others who work for the American embassy.
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The line is a comfort zone, and the bogus justification of "public decency" is the shield.
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Abine even supplies a bogus name and billing address to use, further disguising your personal information.
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The authorities are investigating the bogus listings, and police haven't been able to locate the host.
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In this way, and by using some reasonably simple classification rules, bogus traffic can be quarantined.
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Cruz repeated the bogus conservative talking point about filling Supreme Court vacancies in presidential election years.
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That concern was always bogus, said Gail Hoffman, a former legislative director of Handgun Control Inc.
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They will leave bogus reviews of restaurants to which they've never been, attacking pizzerias for pedophilia.
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While Underwood gushed over the accent saying, "I love it," Bri later admitted it was bogus.
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The bogus bucks were seized by agents from Homeland Security Investigations and the U.S. Secret Service.
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"The NRA has been in the grips of right-wing partisans since that time," Bogus said.
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I routinely get fairly hateful comments that science is bogus — to which I do not respond.
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The main means of attack was authentic-seeming e-mails containing a bogus "change password" link.
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Mrs Clinton's e-mail arrangements emerged from one of several congressional inquiries into this bogus scandal.
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In 1995 bogus meningitis vaccines led to the deaths of more than 2,500 people in Niger.
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Mr. Christie appointed the judge in 2011 anyway, saying the concern over Islamic law was bogus.
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Some Finns read and believed the bogus stories online, then threatened to rape or kill her.
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But authorities said Thursday that Smollett had paid the men $3,500 to stage a bogus attack.
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Instead of keeping that promise, they are offering a bogus amendment that barely makes a dent.
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Only when they see their card statement do they find a reference to the bogus store.
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Our social media is awash in bogus claims about the dangers of getting the HPV vaccine.
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Promises of "$0 monthly payments" or a chance to wipe out your debt are generally bogus.
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He&aposs charged with espionage and conspiracy, which the U.S. says are bogus and without merit.
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Maduro has set the parliamentary elections for 2020, but opposition leaders say his claims are bogus.
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The result is alienating and bogus, as senseless as the image of Nicola's floating, diaphanous panties.
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In other words, the whole "bonuses thanks to tax cut" story was bogus, and obviously so.
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He said it was a "bogus argument" that the change was needed to diversify the boards.
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Insofar as Perry intends to pin the blame for baseload's problems on renewable energy, it's bogus.
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A lot of the claimed benefits of breast-feeding are about mothers, and many are bogus.
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Online discourse would improve and the bogus stories and foreign government interference in elections would decline.
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He had used bogus performance data to lure hundreds of people and institutions into his fund.
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The sense of inevitability about no-deal, cultivated by the hardliners advising Mr Johnson, is bogus.
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This has already been debunked repeatedly, though that didn't stop Trump from amplifying the bogus information.
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In fact, he believes a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting Ukraine, not Russia, broke into the DNC.
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So on Monday, I will introduce measure to dismiss this bogus impeachment for lack of prosecution.
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David Alan Grier appeared on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and offered a message of (totally bogus) support.
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So on Monday, I will introduce measure to dismiss this bogus impeachment for lack of prosecution
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Two months after my bogus sham indictment, she is the attorney general of the United States.
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Ms. Partanen is right to call out the bogus freedom being peddled by the current administration.
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In a dubious art just coming into its prime, this bogus story would be his masterpiece.
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Pitch meetings, rife with sucking up and bogus fervor, are among Fogelson's least favorite executive tasks.
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Evidence suggests hackers used bots and a compromised database to flood the proceeding with bogus support.
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As in our Midwest survey, we didn't get too many trolls who purposely submitted bogus states.
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Three days after the Target and G Suite scampaigns hack, another bogus cryptocurrency giveaway appeared on Twitter.
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Seizures of bogus 50-yuan bills also rose, hitting 259 last year, a 10 per cent increase.
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"We're happy that she wasn't attacked but very disturbed that she launched this bogus complaint," Walid said.
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They've also taken to publishing fake photos and bogus facts to drive their "resistance" to President Trump.
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Short version: If a phone number seems at all likely to be bogus, companies can block it.
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More worryingly in my own field, energy conservation, flawed science is routinely used to peddle bogus products.
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" In another tweet, he wrote, "Any claim that any monies due clients were mishandled is bogus nonsense.
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Nowadays, bogus dress code violations and students who are deemed too gay to even go rule headlines.
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I could go on, and Lord knows the American people are easily sold on bogus political promises.
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But when the underlying method for getting these numbers is bogus, then you have a real problem.
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They reckon the drop was caused by a reduction in bogus complaints as well as police misconduct.
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Comcast has now agreed to comply with the NARB ruling and will presumably stop making bogus claims.
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They also shockingly claim that our patents issued by the United States Patent & Trademark Office are 'bogus'.
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He wanted to die by suicide by cop, which is why he has those two bogus guns.
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This is when a number of computers try to overload servers of a company with bogus requests.
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Go deeper: How newspapers around the world covered the tragedy YouTube's bogus Notre Dame-9/11 connection
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When the IMU sent this bogus information to the craft's navigation system, it calculated a negative altitude.
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He said he even had six authenticators on staff to guarantee that he wasn't selling bogus goods.
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Amazon latest to face UK complaint over 'bogus self-employment' Certainly Amazon may have improved those conditions.
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That was transferred to four accounts with bogus names at one RCBC branch in Manila before vanishing.
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However, more than a few end up in the classifieds as used cars with bogus background stories.
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He is so funny, making such bogus grand claims about the 'Korean problem' while doing absolutely nothing.
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Manafort says the Russian allegations are bogus and that he never met with any Russian intelligence agents.
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They also shockingly claim that our patents issued by the United States Patent & Trademark Office are 'bogus.
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Other bogus glasses have come stamped with forged logos of reputable manufacturers or with phony safety labels.
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The company declined his appeal, noting that the account's associated address, "123 everywhere street," was clearly bogus.
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"Safety" is a bogus argument regularly used by university officials to keep conservative speakers off of campuses.
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We reached out to Halle's camp for comment -- and they strongly shut down Flair's story as bogus.
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The internet's favorite killer of planets and debunker of bogus theories Neil deGrasse Tyson promptly took B.o.
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But Judy Haim says Feldman's crying act was just that -- bogus tears, shed only for a paycheck.
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As for bogus pictures, image recognition algorithms are plenty sophisticated enough to pick out a human face.
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If you try to do something like Get Out, it'll just get called out as being bogus.
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Since that ruse was discovered, Slovaks, Poles, Ukrainians and Russians have been enlisted as bogus trophy-hunters.
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Simmons also admitted to defrauding an unidentified woman out of $125,000 in a bogus real estate investment.
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Republicans disparage the impeachment inquiry run by majority Democrats in the House as a bogus partisan show.
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His legal team sends out roughly 3,000 cease-and-desist letters a year involving bogus online ads.
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Earlier Tuesday, Trump criticized Warren, calling her "phony" and saying that she took a "bogus" DNA test.
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The assertion that Muller may have so much evidence that he does not need Cohen is bogus.
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That information is useful to the IRS in making sure that taxpayers are not reporting bogus contributions.
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Last week, the president was forced to dissolve this bogus commission, which is an important step forward.
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In fact, she thinks it's bogus when people make excuses for putting their nutrition on the backburner.
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These concerns will be as bogus as the concerns about the readiness of black troops in 1944.
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There's a website out there touting a hot initial coin offering, and it happens to be bogus.
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When he refused, he was arrested a second time on new bogus charges, human rights activists said.
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They found more than 80 videos promoting bogus cancer cures, 47 of which were accompanied by ads.
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That is why neither are corporate contributions and this is a bogus approach to federal election law.
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By this point, people are pretty good at sniffing out bogus tax collection scams, the study found.
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So I understand why movie editors and special-effects guys put the sound in, but it's bogus.
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But the link between Facebook's efforts and diminishing visits to websites pushing bogus information remains frustratingly vague.
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Since Dissernet&aposs inception, about 200 people have been stripped of academic titles because of bogus dissertations.
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Obama isn't walking them into the lawyer's office to force them to file a bogus disability claim.
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But again, and again, and again, and again, these types of journals let bogus research papers through.
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The trail that leads from the Russian operation to the bogus Melvin Redick, however, is fairly clear.
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Some calls were purported to be from immigration officials who threatened deportation unless bogus fines were paid.
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They also shockingly claim that our patents issued by the United States Patent & Trademark Office are "bogus".
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Does a bogus refund in my account mean a fake tax return was filed in my name?
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Months later, a search on the web for the bogus headline still turns up a few hits.
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He and co-star Kristen Renton broke it down -- saying the guy stiffed 'em with bogus paychecks.
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He silenced a cousin, whom he had cheated, with a bogus threat of a mob contract killing.
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The bogus headline was accidentally sent out to Dow Jones subscribers around the world on Tuesday morning.
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Some 3.5 million potentially bogus credit-card and bank accounts will require over $6 million of refunds.
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Forget fake news; the ersatz reality of bogus critics and advice givers is the way to go.
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He tried to undermine faith in America's electoral process through a bogus advisory commission on voter integrity.
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TRAP laws' real agenda is to invent bogus, onerous requirements that prevent more doctors from providing abortions.
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"All their howling about 'lock her up' was bogus, it was baseless, it was unsubstantiated," he said.
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The second investigation centered on a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting Ukraine interfered in the 2016 US election.
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Andrada said the charges were based on "bogus" plea bargain statements that do not warrant criminal prosecution.
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In a moment of bogus enlightenment, they believe themselves to have uncovered the order underlying the universe.
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There were concerns that rumors and bogus news reports could spread about the reasons for the delay.
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CARL T. BOGUS, BRISTOL, R.I. The writer is a professor at Roger Williams University School of Law.
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The president and his enablers have replaced conservatism with an empty faith led by a bogus prophet.
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Regulators digging in on the details are rightfully skeptical of the bogus claims made by these companies.
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Such requests are almost automatically granted, and the Bush EPA had denied it on completely bogus grounds.
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China said on Tuesday it wanted Ottawa to stop allowing meat shipments after bogus export certificates were discovered.
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Figures show the number of bogus HK$100 bills surged from 238 in 2171 to 22015,250 last year.
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Edmonds admitted making bogus bids on precious metals contracts while working at the bank from 2009 to 2015.
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Whether the "Bitcoin is bogus, but blockchain is real," crowd will be proven right remains to be seen.
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The Wells Fargo bogus account problem is about 70 percent worse than the bank originally declared in 2016.
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It said it would also delete bogus profiles and stop promoting posts that show signs of being implausible.
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That makes accepting that a conspiracy theory is bogus feel like admitting there is something wrong with you.
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However, in a new interview with The Daily Beast, Bruni once again swats away the story as bogus.
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The one-two punch identifies 86 percent of attacks while sparing analysts the tedium of chasing bogus leads.
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He cited bogus statistics, aiming to back up the racist conspiracy theory that Jews have undue political influence.
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A right-wing think-tank is suing to postpone the result, citing bogus concerns over voter-registration arrangements.
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Two Louisiana police officers have been fired for sharing and liking on Facebook a bogus story about Rep.
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Her attorneys have called the charges a "bogus" retaliation brought about in response to her ending the relationship.
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The former Conservative government imposed the restrictions in 2009 to stop what it said were bogus asylum claims.
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" U.S. Representative Mike Conaway, a Texas Republican who has sponsored anti-Huawei legislation, called the Huawei lawsuit "bogus.
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" U.S. Representative Mike Conaway, a Texas Republican who has sponsored anti-Huawei legislation, called the Huawei lawsuit "bogus.
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Says customers who had bogus accounts opened in their names will be compensated for damage to credit rating.
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In demanding the companies change their pitches, the agency pointed out the real dangers of peddling bogus cures.
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But critics say it is failing, with anonymous ads, bogus accounts, and fake news appearing to spread unchecked.
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The official-looking emails may contain links that infect computers with malware or direct victims to bogus websites.
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But in October, short seller Citron Research accused the company of engaging in bogus transaction to inflate revenue.
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David Rosenberg, senior economist and strategist at Gluskin Sheff, called Friday's report "completely bogus" because of weather distortions.
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For instance, W-2 data can easily be used to file bogus tax returns and claim fraudulent refunds.
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Consider that Comey's testimony about the Russia investigation came the day after Trump tweeted the investigation was bogus.
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The incident reminded YIIK's creators of the kind of those bogus ghost stories that used to thrive online.
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Gates was involved in submitting much of this bogus documentation, and testified he did so at Manafort's direction.
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Our Guess sources say Vee signed an NDA after she threatened to go public with a "bogus" story.
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Rohrabacher has defended Butina since her arrest, calling the charges against her "bogus" in an interview with Politico.
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They parroted a bogus report by a Fox News contributor suggesting Obama outsourced the skullduggery to UK spooks.
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But they make it abundantly clear that Sessions's claim that sanctuary cities make America less safe is bogus.
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Unlike Independence Day, this "alien-invasion" film will assuredly not spawn a bogus sequel 20 years from now.
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Maisie Williams is sticking a bogus Game of Thrones story with the pointy end of her Twitter account.
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Goguen immediately went to the authorities; they then worked with Goguen on establishing terms of the bogus contract.
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Mr Trudeau's predecessor, Stephen Harper, imposed the visa requirement in 2009 to stop bogus claims for refugee status.
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The SEC even created its own bogus website to show investors what an ICO scam could look like.
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The hacking tools included emails disguised as Google security alerts containing bogus links and malware deposited on servers.
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That conclusion, says Ley, was bogus and even among real estate brokers, he writes, the reports elicited laughter.
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The Russian operation also involved political activism inside the U.S., including the organizing of bogus pro-Trump rallies.
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But prosecutors said he had received increasingly frequent warnings the company was bogus and never alerted the public.
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Bill Clinton speaks to the press in Albany, praises Hillary for persevering through "that bogus email deal." pic.twitter.
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The idea that this extra spending was necessary to get an increase in the debt ceiling is bogus.
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The packaging of the bogus products looks like the real deal, but the prices are way too low.
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Google has said it is working to prevent websites that spread bogus news from using its advertising platform.
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Uber says it's aware of the freaky fraud and will reimburse riders if they report a bogus fee.
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"The Special Counsel seems determined to frame me for some bogus offense," he insisted in a recent statement.
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O stock options after submitting a bogus takeover bid for the chipmaker, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday.
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We've fallen into a bogus logjam in which progressives emphasize systems of oppression and conservatives emphasize cultural norms.
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In Germany, the authorities have been clamping down on bogus asylum claims and have expelled several Afghan men.
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Consumers no longer have to pay for bogus intellectual property covering, say, a method to take their pills.
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That's why Mr. Trump trumpets the bogus threat of Venezuelan-style "socialism" invading America through the Democratic Party.
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He received an infraction ticket for trying to assault an officer, which he said was a bogus claim.
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The tweet also included a link to a web address where people could allegedly claim the bogus promotion.
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Trump also asked Zelensky to look into a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election.
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Some of that information is accurate, some of it is bogus, and much of it is intentionally misleading.
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Without offering proof, or even interviewing the neighbors, he said the two women were "bogus" and knew nothing.
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Reality check: "The science on emotion recognition is pretty bogus," ACLU senior policy analyst Jay Stanley tells Axios.
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Adam Simmons, cofounder of Verasity, said his company developed the blockchain platform to weed out bogus news content.
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There are dozens of bogus or half-true anecdotes don't really matter & maybe 5 to 10 that do.
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However, only 207 of them contained details indicating they were fired for practices that led to bogus accounts.
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And the only replies to many new threads are more spam comments directing users to call bogus helplines.
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That included pushing fake news and bogus memes into the mainstream, and being creepily delighted when they landed.
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The Better Business Bureau has also released alerts warning consumers about counterfeit face masks and bogus miracle cures.
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The attack threw social media punditry into overdrive and sent unverified or bogus information flying around the internet.
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President Trump's reason for terminating DACA — claiming the policy has "legal and constitutional defects" — is a bogus pretext.
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" He also said that the president's decision to sue Daniels for $20 million in "bogus" damages is "remarkable.
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Kalanick argued the case was bogus and should be sent to arbitration, and Pishevar intervened on Kalanick's side.
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I think based on a completely bogus narrative that was largely fanned and hyped by an irresponsible press.
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They continue to repeat the same mendacious talking-points even if they have been revealed to be bogus.
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He also asked Zelensky to look into a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election.
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Read more:The Russians are screwing with the GPS system to send bogus navigation data to thousands of ships
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Who tells a 7-year-old on Christmas Eve that this whole Santa Claus thing may be bogus?
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If he steps down, more bogus charges will be brought against our next leader — and then the next.
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The Daniels lawsuit also contends that Cohen initiated a "bogus arbitration" hearing against her without notifying her beforehand.
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"Our problems are much larger than identifying a bogus website or a piece of propaganda," he told Recode.
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But the total number of bogus mainland bills dropped nine per cent to 2,997, down from 2,395 in 2015.
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After the discovery of bogus Avastin, OCI initially focused on tracking down doctors who purchased foreign unapproved cancer medications.
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That we can&apost, that certain groups, certain protected groups can&apost be discriminatory and that&aposs just bogus.
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However, the ability to use Venmo to harass someone with bogus payment requests should strike you as somewhat alarming.
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In recent posts on WeChat, China's biggest messaging platform, users compared the price of bogus documents in various cities.
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According to Leiter, this is a bogus argument because people are not actually free in the way we suppose.
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Sessions' office accused Tieco and some of its officers of cheating customers and suppliers through bogus billings and kickbacks.
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Spain's particular problem is the sense of entitlement throughout its political class, as illustrated by Ms Cifuentes's bogus degree.
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Slattery also suggested that the fake accounts marketplaces may be inflating numbers or, in some cases, selling bogus information.
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Top spies also resisted pressure from President Donald Trump to dismiss the dossier as "bogus," according to the emails.
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The sudden move to bogus traffic routing has puzzled observers like Collin Anderson, who studies Iran's web censorship system.
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These were shared or engaged with about 199,100 times, or about one-quarter as much as the bogus stories.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNAdam Levine Caught Up in a Bogus Child Abuse ClaimRussell Crowe & Azealia Banks Fight: Caught On Camera!
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Other common bogus claims relate to Robert Mueller's probe, trade talks with other countries, and Trump's accomplishments in office.
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Mr Netanyahu and his devotees say all this is bogus; the charges will collapse like "a house of cards".
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These are absolute lies fabricated by R. Kelly and we have evidence to show that these claims are bogus.
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So, again, this initiative looks unlikely to stop the majority of bogus WhatsApp messages from being swallowed and shared.
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To do so, they alleged, he set up at least three bogus PACs and about 15 websites, including Beto4Senate.
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However, fraudsters can then use that audio clip to authorize bogus charges or sign you up for unwanted services.
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Or when he gave hundreds of millions of dollars to the dictators in Iran for a bogus denuclearization deal.
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"The bogus charges from Planned Parenthood's political cronies are fake news," the statement said, according to the LA Times.
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And if it looks like something bogus, there's a whole ton of people who love to correct this stuff.
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And if you think the concept is complete bogus, know this: The formula is actually infused with real prosecco.
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And if it inspires you to go tear down the bogus capitalist processes destroying youth culture, all the better.
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Until they post stuff on IG that undercuts their bogus, fabricated claims they made less than 24 hrs earlier.
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Occasionally, bogus, conspiratorial earthquake predictions leak into the public view or are shared by legitimate agencies on social media.
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They want to convince consumers to download bad apps or visit bogus sites and ultimately "phish" for sensitive data.
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In 2009 he imposed a visa requirement on Mexicans to stem an increase in bogus claims for refugee status.
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The operation, dating back to as early as 28503, tricked hundreds of thousands of people into following bogus accounts.
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It probably includes recommendations like: But according to the world's most influential financial books, this advice is usually bogus.
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The argument that we are at "peak earnings" is bogus as long as we are seeing significant economic growth.
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The victims were then threatened with arrest or deportation if bogus debts were not paid, according to the charges.
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With Amanat's approval, Stephen Maiden sent out bogus account statements to conceal losses from investors, according to the indictment.
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Tarzan is a film that's entirely bogus, from the CGI to the story to its entire reason for being.
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A member from Mystikal's camp tells us the charges are completely bogus, and he plans to plead not guilty.
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We set out to debunk and/or extol the virtues of lemon water, separating the brilliant from the bogus.
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Peterson has now been charged with serving as an accessory after the fact and providing bogus info to cops.
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The users says the whole state-sponsored hacking thing was bogus, and Yahoo said it just to save face.
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While most of those fake accounts were removed within minutes, 103% of all monthly Facebook users are still bogus.
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While most of those fake accounts were removed within minutes, 5% of all monthly Facebook users are still bogus.
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Navalny has been jailed several times for organizing protests against Putin and for other charges he says are bogus.
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Perhaps there is more punishment to come, because as the hearing made clear, the problems go beyond bogus fees.
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The Post was one of the most prominent news organizations to include the bogus, misleading tweets in their stories.
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For one, as others have pointed out, marketing bogus products to women isn't dealing empowerment; it's dealing false hope.
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I know he helped her on that bogus claim and I just didn't feel like being friendly to him.
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And what a gorgeous opportunity they have given Democrats to steal that bogus rhetoric right out from under them.
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Last year, two men had their convictions overturned in Manhattan after serving years in prison on bogus rape charges.
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"Reports are also swirling about bogus checks," Kelly Phillips Erb, a tax lawyer and senior contributor for Forbes, wrote.
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The F.T.C. also said scammers were using websites, emails, texts and social media posts to promote bogus coronavirus products.
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Insurance companies pay off bogus con-man claims while searching for ways to deny health care to the infirm.
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But it triggered a special counsel, who — along with a unanimous grand jury — concluded the Jordan story was bogus.
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That allowed the criminals to obtain figures for adjusted gross income, which enabled them to file bogus tax returns.
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Bogus news stories had claimed 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton ran such an operation out of the restaurant.
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One restaurant in New York negotiated a $10,000 refund for bogus charges, the Post reported, dating back to 2014.
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Trump also pushed Zelensky to look into a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting that Ukraine meddled in the 2016 race.
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Facebook disclosed earlier that month that a Russian company had spent $100,000 on ads connected to 470 bogus accounts.
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Is it about the bogus "amateur" status of the players, or is it simply their association with public universities?
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As for that prenup we told you about ... Martin believes it's bogus since he signed it without a lawyer.
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Starting around 2008, consumers filed national class-action lawsuits against more than 30 different banks over these bogus overdraft fees.
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We've already decided that they're bogus, but some have stuck with us, often because of how seemingly arbitrary they are.
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The FCC wants carriers nationwide to implement a system that would work across their networks to weed out bogus calls.
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"It's bogus and I don't know about the legality of it," said Kandi Mossett, an organizer with Indigenous Environmental Network.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story quoted from a press release that turned out to be bogus as well.
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Pay gap defenders say decisions around parenthood and career aspirations can skew statistics and create "bogus apples-to-oranges" comparisons.
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But researchers found that it wasn't particularly difficult or expensive to hijack this process and send out the bogus messages.
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If that sounds ridiculous, it's because it is — and Girls Who Code is starting a conversation about these bogus stereotypes.
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Rick Perry could use his bogus grid study to declare emergency powers and override local decisions to close coal plants.
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"At a minimum, strategically, that message helped neutralize the bogus, manufactured lies about President Trump's treatment of women," Jackson wrote.
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Facebook said it is aware of these bogus account marketplaces, which the company notes are not unique to the platform.
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Cameras improve the behaviour of members of the public and reduce the number of bogus complaints brought against the police.
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Go deeper: Notre Dame fire: Pledges to help rebuild cathedral top $680 million YouTube's bogus Notre Dame-9/11 connection
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The bogus write-up even had an answer for those scratching their heads over a Chinese translation for Harambe McHarambeface.
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After Crimea voted in a bogus referendum to join Russia, censors in China ordered media to play down the event.
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The pope also suggested that Mr Trump's ostensible reason for scrapping DACA, which was introduced by Barack Obama, was bogus.
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It turned out that some doctors were writing bogus ones—and parents would go to great lengths to find them.
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Their scheme, which occurred between 2006 and 2013, involved signing bogus agreements to rent office space in doctors&apos offices.
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If that group thinks the story is bogus, Facebook will label it as "disputed" and discourage users from sharing it.
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It felt like necessary counter-programming to all the bogus "connecting at SXSW" emails, free food, handshakes, and business cards.
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Jerry's suing to get European Collectibles to cover his damages if the court finds the car's certification is indeed bogus.
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Colbert pointed out a significant difference between what he and Oliver did on The Daily Show and the bogus sites.
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If the recipient was in the U.S., they'd be pushed to a fake CNN site promoting a bogus health remedy.
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Either way it's evident -- Akon thinks the rape allegations against Nelly are completely bogus ... which is exactly how Nelly feels.
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He seems to have made the comments after reading a bogus interview on a fake news site that misquoted Roy.
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In Germany, Russian propagandists cooked up a media frenzy over a bogus sexual assault to foment discord over Muslim immigration.
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Edmonds pleaded guilty to making bogus bids on precious metals contracts while working at J.P. Morgan from 2009 to 2015.
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Mary is in fact an undercover campaigner against medical disinformation, and made the call to expose how bogus practitioners operate.
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Wildstein said on the stand the three of them knew all along that the study was a bogus cover story.
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"Revenge Body" trainer Autumn Calabrese told Insider she thinks it's bogus when people say they're too busy to eat healthy.
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The potentially bogus loan is connected to the Trump International Hotel and Tower project in Chicago that began in 20073.
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About 150 million Americans came in contact with divisive content or advertisements from bogus Russian-based accounts, according to Facebook.
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Here, the Chief Political Analyist for Sinclair Broadcasting earnestly cites a *parody account* as supporting evidence for his bogus argument.
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First, they must reject bogus claims of voter fraud, which has been shown time and again to be virtually nonexistent.
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The bank has said that it fired 5,300 people for opening bogus accounts — about 1 percent of its work force.
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They didn't sign up for this bogus investigation and it's our responsibility to protect him as much as we can.
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We're told she's seen all the fake baby pics posted by 1D fans today, but rest assured ... they're all bogus.
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If Sergeant Adonis contests the charges, she is entitled to a full-scale hearing (that the cops think is bogus).
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In 2011, however, he was indicted for sports memorabilia fraud for, you guessed it, selling bogus jerseys from teams. HOWEVER!
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Engaging in these bogus practices sometimes does nothing more than needlessly drain your wallet, but others could pose health consequences.
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Police and government agencies have removed thousands of Facebook pages, issued cease and desist letters, and shut down bogus factories.
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Clinton fans have put forth a lot of basically bogus explanations for why her defeat was somehow secretly Sanders's fault.
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They must evaluate complicated questions, including: Were some loans bogus and intended only to help Mr. Manafort pay less taxes?
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Orbán's party, Fidesz, stands up bogus opposition parties during parliamentary elections as a means of dividing the anti-Fidesz vote.
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But the steel and aluminum tariffs, justified with an obviously bogus appeal to national security, clearly don't pass the test.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan derided the agency's Obamacare numbers as "bogus," speaking to reporters at an event in Massachusetts Thursday.
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There's a literature professor, Junaid Hafeez, who has been in jail for the last five years facing bogus blasphemy charges.
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As skepticism has risen, the platforms have taken measures to combat bogus or harmful information, with varying degrees of success.
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I'm just making music I would want to listen to or accidentally find on those days when everything feels bogus.
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Those posts often included a call to action, like asking users to join a bogus group or share the post.
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In that case he impersonated company chief executives and convinced unsuspecting employees to send money for bogus, top-secret operations.
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It has vowed to discard bogus ballots and expressed confidence in detecting them with a new biometric voter identification system.
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Trump also pressured Zelensky to investigate a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting Ukraine meddled in the 2016 election to help Democrats.
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Leaving nothing to chance, Moscow's electoral commission found bogus reasons to disqualify all unapproved candidates from running in the elections.
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In this way, shopping is confused with resistance; a bogus egalitarianism prevails; a vicious man-on-the-streetism becomes dominant.
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"The Russians got much smarter since the days of rent-a-crowds and bogus leaflets," one Obama Administration official said.
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Rubio's campaign forwarded an email to reporters that it said showed the "bogus" story being circulated by the Cruz campaign.
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It is certainly not a courtesy King ever extended to the communities he terrorized with bogus hearings and incendiary attacks.
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Last month, Kibbey said he was seeing as many as three bogus climate science stories a day in his feed.
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Match.com may have connected non-paying daters to bogus accounts just to get them to subscribe, according to federal regulators.
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In a statement posted on her crowdfunding page, Daniels called the arbitration proceeding a "bogus" attempt to hide the facts.
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Did Ted give up on his teenage metal fandom at some point after Bogus Journey and get really into Tool?
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He presented a fake passport and driver's license, forged pay stubs and bogus military records to back up his story.
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More than 22017 others that may be tied to her contained missing or bogus data such as wrong birth dates.
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Bogus papers claimed it had been exported out of Egypt legally, when it had in fact been looted in 2011.
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Farmed, bogus comments have increasingly plagued numerous government proceedings over the last few years as industries seek to influence policy.
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TMZ broke the story ... police records show Harrison was arrested Thursday for battery of his spouse, but it's all bogus.
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While the phenomenon of bogus viral stories isn't a new one, the prism through which we experience it very much is.
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At the Internal Revenue Service's request, they have provided additional safeguards to prevent identity theft and the filing of bogus returns.
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Illegitimate stem cell clinics typically exploit lack of consumer understanding to sell them on bogus therapies, even listing them on clinicaltrials.
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In 2014, McCants told ESPN that he didn't write his own papers and took bogus classes while playing at North Carolina.
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Russell Simmons says the rape and sexual assault allegations against him are bogus, because he has never ever rolled that way.
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Although Wilson says some studies are "less than stellar," others are still legitimate enough to not write off as completely bogus.
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"She will make up a bogus excuse just so people won't think that somebody was that angry with her," Burruss said.
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The bogus tweet is then amplified by bots that retweet it or reply to it claiming the scheme it touts worked.
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But, the D.A. who defeated Rackauckas -- Todd Spitzer -- claims the prosecution was bogus and there was no evidence of sexual assault.
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Lewis is suing the company for defamation over its failure to stop bogus ads besmirching his reputation with their associated scams.
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The law was originally introduced amid concerns that wealthy people could invest in bogus startups as a way to launder money.
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Prosecutors say Cohen was used as an intermediary by Trump's organization to set up terms for reimbursing AMI through bogus billings.
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And I think part of the reason why was the policy was so bogus, no one there even believed in it.
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She took a bogus DNA test and it showed that she may be 1/1024, far less than the average American.
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This tension between artist and subject helps drive the film, Rastorguev's last, which covers the bogus presidential election of March 2018.
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"More than 98% of the Google account credentials in this research turned out to be bogus," a Google spokesperson told Motherboard.
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Councilman Mark Gjonaj, the New York City lawmaker spearheading the push to regulate Grubhub, said it goes beyond just bogus fees.
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She took a bogus DNA test and it showed that she may be 24/215, far less than the average American.
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The site is currently down, which is credited to a bogus site claim filed by one of its victims, BackConnect Security.
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The group told her there was evidence that the Magnitsky Act was propelled by bogus claims spread by Browder, Wondra said.
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In the same month, it also announced it would intensify its enforcement of stem cell clinics peddling bogus, often risky therapies.
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The brothers, who Jussie Smollett allegedly paid to stage a "bogus" hate crime attack against him, have issued a public apology.
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This month, it's a bogus Apple App Store email that convinces its victims to cough up all kinds of personal information.
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To address the issue, YouTube began reducing the number of times it recommended things like conspiracy theories and bogus miracle cures.
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Whether you buy them as the real recorded voices of ghosts or think they're totally bogus, maybe avoid listening after dark.
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Compare that to the ease with which bogus Facebook or Twitter accounts were set up or a duplicitous advertisement was bought.
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Coverage of the so-called "caravan" helped spread Trump's anti-immigrant messages, including the bogus notion of an "invasion," Lakoff said.
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Williams's outside lawyers, from Cravath, Swaine & Moore, considered Latham's argument to be "bogus" and presented two proposals to restructure the deal.
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There is something inherently, almost risibly, bogus about the proposition that designers like Alessandro Michele at Gucci are revolutionizing gender presentation.
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The point is, Congress always has ways to criticize a president without resorting to the bogus and misleading card of censure.
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Third, claims from his critics that President Trump or his officials are to blame for derailing the deal are completely bogus.
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The president decided that talking about the economic benefits of his tax cut is a bogus political strategy for the midterms.
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Another bogus PAC, the "Foundation for Sanity in Politics," claimed donations would defray costs for attorneys, doctors, nurses and social workers.
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She took a bogus DNA test and it showed that she may be 6900/2628, far less than the average American.
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She took a bogus DNA test and it showed that she may be 28503/22019, far less than the average American.
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Avenatti responded on Twitter by stating Kelly was attacking his client based on the "bogus legal actions" of Swetnick's former boyfriend. .
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It will actually order the product that looks suspicious and then report the bogus seller to Amazon to have them removed.
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He may either flout the reporting requirement altogether, or provide a bogus determination refuting the clear findings of the intelligence community.
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The bank has refunded more than $2 million to its customers and is still reviewing whether other bogus fees were charged.
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The charges against Brunson are completely bogus, a nonsensical collection of outrageous conspiracy theories and ridiculous allegations made by anonymous witnesses.
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She took a bogus DNA test and it showed that she may be 85033/1024, far less than the average American.
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Or, the immigration agencies will create a bogus record of routinely asking random Americans for papers, without regard to their ethnicity.
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And now, thanks to special counsel Robert Mueller, we know the Russia-collusion allegations relentlessly peddled by Team Clinton were bogus.
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She took a bogus DNA test and it showed that she may be 1/2023, far less than the average American.
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Conversely, scammers will sometimes pay for items with a bogus check in order to ask for a refund for "accidentally" overpaying.
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Granted, investors are as liable to fall for the sort of fake news and bogus rumours that are increasingly plaguing politics.
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His Department of Justice could trump up bogus "voter fraud" scandals and encourage states to do more to restrict the vote.
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Go deeper: The SEC even concocted a bogus white paper, the must-have academic ballast for cryptocurrency startups (real or fake).
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Maybe say something about how CTE is a legitimate disease and the NFL is voluntarily ripping up it's bogus concussion settlement.
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The Kremlin used bogus excuses to disqualify not just Mr Navalny's associates, but all independent candidates, including the more moderate ones.
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We need to know basic civics, our founding documents, how to think critically, and to distinguish the bogus from the truthful.
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He explores who these nativist leaders were and how their elite status allowed them to pass off bogus claims as science.
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Attempts to weed out bogus calls have also spawned a movement to verify the calls you might want to pick up.
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Bogus claims of an additional airstrike against an Iraqi air base were also spreading on Twitter and the messaging app Telegram.
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She's become a professional skeptic — her job is debunking bogus departure claims — with a secret: She still, achingly, wants to believe.
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Some QAnon fans are hardened conspiracy buffs who previously believed other fringe theories, such as the bogus claim that the Sept.
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But what's happening on Indian YouTube is more insidious because of how seamlessly the videos transition from fact to bogus rumor.
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Recently, the site started working with Facebook to fact-check stories in its news feed that readers flag as potentially bogus.
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Now vaulted to the national stage, Mr. Kobach insists the commission is not relitigating Mr. Trump's bogus claims of illegal voting.
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He was also an avowed monarchist in republican France, and bestowed upon himself the bogus honorific of Sar: "leader" in Assyrian.
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The lawsuit also claims Cohen "surreptitiously initiated a bogus arbitration proceeding against Ms. Clifford in Los Angeles" without notifying her beforehand.
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" And he said he doesn't want "manufactured things" -- like the "bogus police report" he says Smollett filed -- to "stunt that growth.
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"That the relevant United States official unexpectedly distorted the facts and made bogus accusations is shocking and beyond imagination, " she said.
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She took a bogus DNA test and it showed that she may be 20123/22012, far less than the average American.
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DaBaby said afterward he was wrongfully targeted after cops received a "bogus" tip he had drugs and guns in the vehicle.
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Trump also asked his Ukrainian counterpart to look into a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting Ukraine interfered in the 2016 US election.
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The 16 most bogus movie stories of 2016: Michael B. Jordan and Carl Weathers at a luncheon celebrating "Creed" last year.
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Avenatti told the Washington Post that the statement is "bogus and outrageous" and repeated his request that the FBI interview Swetnick.
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"I've heard that argument offered, and I think it's usually pretty bogus, and really cuts along privilege lines," Nightingale told me.
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Avaaz's findings vis-à-vis the three bogus far-right networks suggest that as well as seeking to slur left-wing/liberal political views and parties, some of the inauthentic pages were involved in actively trying to amplify Vox — with one bogus page, Orgullo Nacional España, sharing a pro-Vox Facebook page 155 times in a three-month period.
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Some fine work along these lines has exposed the creation of bogus diseases that served to pathologize "wrong" behaviors, such as homosexuality.
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As to NITI Aayog's arguments against publishing the jobs data, both Mohanan and a senior former NSSO official said they are bogus.
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They later allegedly spent another $63,000 to get their younger daughter into the University of Southern California as a bogus rowing recruit.
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Back at Luke's the Wi-Fi password has been changed (again), but turns out that ever-changing Wi-Fi password is bogus.
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Payless ShoeSource held a launch party in Los Angeles for the bogus label Palessi and invited the fashionistas to sample the merchandise.
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But tax scams have become so prevalent, you've likely received a bogus call, text message, or email in the last few years.
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" SHAWN CRISPIN, SOUTHEAST ASIA REPRESENTATIVE, COMMITTEE TO PROTECT JOURNALISTS: "Today's ruling... on bogus charges marks a new press freedom low for Myanmar.
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At the time of the original ban, Google staff said they had noticed significant potential harm to consumers from bogus crypto advertisements.
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But it's plausible that whoever sent the bogus comments used this form (or at least the message from it) to do so.
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We also found little evidence that the problem of bogus scholarship identified by the trio was "reaching into sociology," as they claimed.
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In 2017, the Data & Society Research Institute released a study that examined how social media platforms aided bogus disinformation campaigns like Pizzagate.
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A photo forensics expert who reviewed the Twitter thread told BuzzFeed News it was "bogus analysis" that doesn't stand up to scrutiny.
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He also disputed as "bogus" claims by animal rights groups that methods employed by the fur industry are inherently cruel and inhumane.
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The bank admitted that its staff created up to 2m bogus accounts, without customers' permission, in order to meet aggressive sales targets.
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But that threat was bogus because of the willingness of the Fed to rescue the finance sector when it got into trouble.
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Authorities say they will also crack down on the hiring of bogus monks or the holding of fake rituals to reap donations.
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A BuzzFeed News analysis showed that the debunking articles were only shared about one-quarter as much as the bogus story was.
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Annalise looks to shut down that bogus evidence, but things are complicated when Laurel admits to previous drug use in her teens.
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Accidental double-counting and fraud mean that almost a tenth of entries on the roll are bogus, according to the Electoral Commission.
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Another Facebook-selected group, Snopes, is more focused on debunking urban legends and bogus email forwards — sometimes, but not always, about politics.
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The idea of adding more targeting, adding more surveying, being able to figure out what people are listening to is, is bogus.
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The suit also claims that Trump's attorney Michael Cohen "surreptitiously initiated a bogus arbitration proceeding" on February 1303 to keep her quiet.
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An array of Gmail users, including BuzzFeed tech reporter Joe Bernstein, readily handed over access to their email to a bogus app.
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They then used the login to trigger bogus upgrades for premium smartphones — with the aim of intercepting devices before they reached customers.
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Creating eager, bogus followers—who can fool algorithms into showing posts to more real people—is harder on Facebook than on Twitter.
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Well there ya have it, straight from the horse's Liam Payne's mouth ... the rumors of One Direction splitting for good are bogus.
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Bottom line -- Becker's an idiot, he's got a bogus passport and he's still gonna have to pay for that whole bankruptcy thing.
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Beyonce just filed docs which call Matthew Fulks' lawsuit bogus ... because "Lemonade" and his 2014 short film "Palinoia" have completely different narratives.
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Ex-MSU star Mateen Cleaves is calling BS on the woman accusing him of sexual assault -- claiming the allegations are 100% bogus.
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Danielle filed a protective order against Marty, but he claimed she was making up bogus allegations because everyone hates her on 'RHONJ.
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This PLL prop may have been bogus, but you can't blame fans for trying to uncover one of the show's many secrets.
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Paige hit up Twitter to share her reaction to the news ... and seems to make the argument that the suspension is bogus.
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Former Cincinnati Bengals star T.J. Houshmandzadeh claims he got bamboozled into fronting hundreds of thousands of dollars for a bogus weed business.
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"Frankly a lot of consumer complaints are bogus," said Mark Dopp, senior vice president of regulatory and scientific affairs for the group.
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By Biju's own admission, he had been dishonest with previous reports, citing bogus progress in his plant research to appease his superiors.
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The people who were fired (over 5,85033) for setting up bogus accounts without customers' knowledge or consent made about $12 per hour.
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However flawed copyright laws like the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) are, there's at least some degree of recourse for bogus takedowns.
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Others bribed antidoping authorities to ensure favorable results, and top sports officials routinely submitted bogus urine samples for athletes who were doping.
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Maduro's actions against the National Assembly and the subsequent bogus election of the Constitutional Assembly caught the attention of the international community.
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If anyone should know by now about the bogus nature of racial theories of intelligence, it should be Mr. DNA, wrote Graves.
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Trump also asked Zelensky to investigate a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting it was Ukraine, not Russia, that meddled in the 2016 election.
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This time, the researchers dug deeply into the workings of two bogus devices, a fake iPhone 6 and a fake Samsung S10.
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And they have been known to prompt victims to pay bogus tax bills via wire transfers or prepaid debit or gift cards.
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He even claims the latter resulted in his signing a bogus contract which rendered him unable to own any of his publishing.
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He was the founder of a week-long bogus organization called the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Long-Haired Men.
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" David Doniger, director of the Climate and Clean Air Program at the Natural Resources Defense Council, said, "The safety concern is bogus.
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Now I look at your life, and I think under the bogus mid-Atlantic accent and world-weary Man of La Mancha . . .
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This allows an unscrupulous person to create a bogus receipt with the equivalent of an "X" for a signature, military officials said.
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Snopes declared it bogus on Thursday, March 2, but Politifact didn't get to it until 4:28 pm on Friday, March 3.
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Trusii operates in the largely unregulated $40 billion-a-year U.S. market for dietary supplements, where pseudoscience and bogus assertions are rampant.
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The argument is still a central talking point for the gun rights movement, even though research strongly suggests the theory is bogus.
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To keep the fish totally breathing on its bogus journey, the tube comes equipped with water misters every five feet or so.
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The bogus message from an account with some 5,20203 followers would have gone all but unnoticed, but then Mr. Trump retweeted it.
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Our sources also say MarQuis' claim on Twitter that he'll be shooting footage inside Drake's new home in Toronto ... is totally bogus.
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But it's also doing some work on its own by training its software to watch for signs a story might be bogus.
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But these arguments are not genuine: The bogus "civility" argument has arisen because conservatives are losing on the content of the arguments.
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Assad's government and Russia have said there was no evidence a gas attack had taken place and that the claim was bogus.
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Douglas McNeillChesapeake, Va. To the Editor: The argument that the president would host the G7 at Doral "at cost" is sooooo bogus!
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Trump has slammed the document as "bogus" and says it was part of a Democrat-funded bid to derail his election victory.
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Suggestion to help Sessions respond to 'bogus racist charges' One of the names Manafort submitted was meant to help then-Alabama Sen.
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Some phishing messages immediately give themselves away as bogus through bad grammar, typographical errors, a spoofed return address or other incorrect information.
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In a statement, Comet Ping Pong's owner, James Alefantis, condemned the people who had been spreading the bogus stories about child abuse.
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A law enforcement campaign stretching to 130 countries infiltrated the secret trafficking circles and turned up millions of dollars in bogus bills.
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He has now many times admitted to pressuring a foreign government to investigate bogus corruption allegations against his most feared political rival.
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These schemes typically involve a phone call threatening arrest, deportation or license revocation if the victim doesn't pay a bogus tax bill.
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Nor has it stepped in to stop ISPs from charging numerous bogus fees, including a "rental fee" for modems they already own.
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Now they're pushing another bogus claim, accusing Republicans of wanting to take away health insurance protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Amazon said that last year it prevented more than 13 million bogus reviews and "took action" against more than five million accounts.
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Utah alleges the trusts may have perpetrated "fraud on the State's Medicaid program" because of paying bogus claims submitted by dishonest attorneys.
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Bogus apps targeting shoppers have found their way onto Apple's iOS App Store, putting users at risk right before the holiday season.
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His display of the map was clearly meant to back up his bogus assertions about Alabama being in the path of Dorian.
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Candice Broce, the press secretary and a staff attorney with Kemp's office, called the lawsuit a "publicity stunt" full of "bogus" claims.
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House Democrats introduced a joint resolution of disapproval on Friday aimed at canceling President Trump's bogus national emergency at the southern border.
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Athletic achievements and images were doctored: Students' faces were photoshopped onto athletes' bodies and bogus achievements were added to their college applications.
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He once got his dead cat the same certificate as a famous British nutritionist just to demonstrate how bogus her credentials were.
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The Syrian government and Russia said there was no evidence that a gas attack had taken place and the claim was bogus.
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Bastarche owns two genuine Sphynxes, and she was amazed at the lengths to which someone had gone to shave the bogus "hairless" cats.
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Stone called the lawsuit "bogus," and has said he intends to use the suit as leverage to get undisclosed records from the Democrats.
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It hits straight across and up, reminding us of where we should be aiming: toward bogus policies and the edifice of alternative truths.
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But at least one of the products in this marketing wave, Lumosity, has been making bogus claims, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
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Gay rights leaders and transgender people said the legislation demonizes the community and espouses bogus claims about increasing the risk of sexual assaults.
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In 2013 he sued Mr Trump over the fleecing of students at Trump University, a bogus training scheme for would-be property moguls.
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, who plays Jamie Lannister on the Game of Thrones, was allegedly part of a bogus business deal, according to Deadline.
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At times when the number of calls slowed, or at other propitious moments, I would have a friend make bogus calls to me.
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In some cases, the I.R.S. issues a special six-digit code that helps prevent a bogus return from being filed in your name.
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Instead, passengers were subject to bogus surcharges (a fee for airport pickup, for example) or charged the night-time fare in the daytime.
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So they were subject to bogus surcharges (a fee for airport pickup, for example), or charged the night-time fare in the daytime.
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This past weekend it surfaced a bogus story by the non-existent Denver Guardian, but the problem has been endemic in recent months.
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That was when a bogus website was registered with a name closely resembling that of a main donation site connected to the DCCC.
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"The bogus charges from Planned Parenthood's political cronies are fake news," Daleiden said in a statement on the Center for Medical Progress's website.
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The band accused Prospect Park of cooking up a bogus lawsuit last year to keep the band recording ... while it shopped the label.
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But that didn't stop many Republicans from having all sorts of bogus — and downright insulting — excuses for why they should dismiss Ford's claims.
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And, indeed, Albright says he saw bad actors engaging in what he dubs "stealth tactics" to quietly seed and distribute their bogus material.
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Trump himself has forcefully denied it, citing his well-known fear of germs, and the president's supporters have called the whole dossier bogus.
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Lucas, 64 when he died, was best known for making bogus confessions that prompted law officers nationwide to clear hundreds of unsolved killings.
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A. Scammers will try just about anything to steal your money or your identity, so bogus credit card fraud alerts are certainly possible.
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"If [the Treasury Department officials] want to bow to the chairman over a bogus letter, then we'll see them in court," Evers said.
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We know it's not a new thing, but what's spurred the more recent rise of misinformation and, in some cases, totally bogus articles?
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Allegedly, the business took money from more than 100 Chinese investors for bogus business projects, allowing them to improperly obtain U.S. green cards.
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Police in the suburban Cincinnati community say they were misled and wasted days chasing bogus leads in what is now a stalled investigation.
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According to docs filed by Ron ... Margo Rey's divorce filing last month was totally bogus, because she was never legally married to him.
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And the sheer weight of dozens of bogus scandals piled up over a quarter-century means any sensible person tunes it all out.
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Such a relationship with the Afghan Taliban reveals the bogus nature of Iran's claims of fighting terrorism and ISIS in Syria and Iraq.
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Efforts by Wells Fargo to move beyond its bogus accounts scandal have been set back by the loss of a big government contract.
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Accounts continued throughout 2016 of Iranian forces harassing U.S. Navy ships, detaining American sailors and even kidnapping numerous American citizens under bogus charges.
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Donald Trump has had the floodgates opened on him ... with a torrent of allegations he says are bogus and meant to distract voters.
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"Recent court cases have exposed a pattern of companies using bogus self-employed status as a route to cheap labour," the committees write.
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Nonetheless, it's also a wonderful opportunity for liberation, not just for the teams from their various bogus curses, but for the players themselves.
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Witnesses didn't come forward to refute the bogus execution story, for a simple reason: The community's relationship with local police was totally broken.
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In short, about five million previously uninsured people — not the bogus 2628 million — may need help when the law is repealed and replaced.
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With the way I have two factor set up the most likely explanation is a bogus flagging of a connection as "new activity".
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The government said it was looking at imposing tougher penalties on law firms which make "bogus claims" and at how to deter others.
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Einstein's photographic plates put forth an entirely new, and historically bogus, sculptural corpus, one that mars our idea of African art even today.
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Comcast continues to bleed cable customers frustrated by the soaring costs, terrible customer service, and bogus fees that plague its pay TV service.
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This was one of the biggest-ever bank robberies, but it could have been worse: $850m of the bogus transfer requests were blocked.
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There is no bogus detail too small, no claim too unbelievable, that Trump will not promote it in service of his preferred narrative.
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They are designed to be hard to spot, and their role is simply as a shop front to back up the bogus description.
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Some filters claim to remove them all, which is not only bogus, it's not what you want, since TDS are good for you.
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"I'm well aware that it is bogus but it is a common marketing tactic that works very well at boosting sales," he wrote.
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" Predictions of a "red wave" advanced by some right-wing commentators were bogus — although, Enten said, "they were trying to hype up folks.
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If it can do that, surely its programmers can train the software to spot bogus stories and outwit the people producing this garbage.
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Some, like Turner, limit what they eat and drink out of concern over whether it's healthy, according to fad diets or bogus studies.
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In particular, they want to restrict online sales, pushing bogus claims that that ordering contacts online are potentially dangerous to a patient's health.
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He also wanted Zelensky to look into a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting it was Ukraine, not Russia, that meddled in the 2016 election.
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The FCC is blocking a law enforcement investigation into fraudulent comments designed to provide bogus support for the agency's looming net neutrality repeal.
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That tension is somewhat bogus: Early on, Corning announces that he must cut off ties with Polly for reasons he will not specify.
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Have you ever been robbed by bogus buyers or have someone not pay you a debt for stuff they got on the front?
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He spoke of offering bribes to candidates while secretly filming them and putting the footage online, of employing fake IDs and bogus websites.
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Guerrero has been investigated by the Federal Trade Commission for falsely presenting himself as a medical doctor, and for promoting bogus nutritional supplements.
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Tax investigators have gone after holders of illegal offshore accounts and helped recover billions stolen from the Treasury by filers of bogus returns.
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But Ray says the accuser is just a "deranged individual" who's obsessed with him -- and the allegations are as bogus as it gets.
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He can be deceptively gentle or misguidedly thuggish and delivers dialogue with an upside-down transparency, but with no bogus intensity or bravado.
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That's why the rise of these bogus "I heard from a friend's friend who works in the government" text messages are so pervasive.
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Then Gillespie nearly lost the primary to a Trumpkin, and it all became about dead Confederate generals and bogus Latin American gang scares.
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Trump allegedly inappropriately leveraged duly appropriated foreign aid money to pressure the Ukrainian government into launching a bogus investigation of Joe Biden's family.
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Yes, but: While you can generate bogus news stories more efficiently using automated text, not all stories created by automated processes are untrue.
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The second investigation asked Zelensky to launch focused on a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election to help Democrats.
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" Discussing the apparent rise of websites that traffic in bogus news stories, Mr. Colbert objected to this content being described as "fake news.
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While the tools used to detect these bogus videos are also evolving, some researchers worry that they won't be able to keep pace.
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Britain and Nazi Germany, for example, tried to influence the 1940 presidential election, financing bogus polls and efforts to sway the nominating conventions.
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Bogus claims by pro-dependency advocacy groups can't change reality: moving able-bodied adults from welfare to work changes lives for the better.
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And when Lewan wanted to raise some money, his fans eagerly bought $5 million in promissory notes that turned out to be bogus.
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When it came to something like choosing a pump, there were so many different price points, so many crazy claims—some just bogus.
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Trump also wanted Zelensky to launch an inquiry into a bogus conspiracy theory that Ukraine, not Russia, interfered in the 2016 US election.
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I booked it through Expedia; there is even a name for the same bogus property at a slightly different location on Google Maps.
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"No matter whether these allegations are bogus or exaggerated, they have become a distraction," said Deng Yuwen, a current affairs commentator in Beijing.
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The court later ruled that the administration's stated rationale for adding it—enforcing the Voting Rights Act, of all things—was likely bogus.
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Nelson's objections are clearly bogus, based more on partisanship and a desire not to have a space agency chief who is too independent.
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And they have been known to prompt unsuspecting victims to pay bogus tax bills via wire transfers or prepaid debit or gift cards.
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"A lot of valuable Chicago Police Department man hours and resources were wasted chasing down a bogus crime arranged by Smollett," state Rep.
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Mr. Wilson showed the dealership a fake passport and bogus driver's license, phony pay stubs and forged military records to bolster his story.
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He also asked Zelensky to look into a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting Ukraine colluded with the Democrats to meddle in the 2016 race.
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Empty gift cards, bogus charitable solicitations, cyberattacks and thieves who steal packages from your porch aren't necessarily unique to this time of year.
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Once he had shopped the bogus document to a half-dozen friendly pundits, Steele had a chorus of unsuspecting wonks singing its praises.
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" Russian UN Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia also slammed the US for using the meeting to bring up the Iranian protests under a "bogus pretext.
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Trump's own former homeland security adviser, Tom Bossert, has described his fruitless attempts to convince the president that the Crowdstrike theory was bogus.
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It's a fitting punishment: forcing a fake foundation that funneled money to bogus causes to actually use its money to benefit real charities.
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If Trump Jr. was simply talking to his father while an attorney happened to be in the room, the privilege claim is bogus.
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What is stopping someone from creating hundreds of Bitcoin accounts and voting to impose a bogus "consensus" on the state of the database?
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The country ended up here, on the brink of impeachment, because of the bogus information Trump was fed about Ukraine and the Bidens.
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Price used this question as an opportunity to spout the (bogus) Republican talking point that its replacement plan is going to increase choice.
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We got AJ at LAX Monday and he insisted Dream singer Melissa Schuman's claim Nick raped her in 2002 had to be bogus.
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In fact Mrs May's argument was bogus; the EU's stance was never contingent on the number of Conservative MPs in the House of Commons.
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Several of the cases involved shuttering operations that offer consumers "bogus" credit card interest rate reduction services, which the FTC said specifically targeted seniors.
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" Graham also threw his support behind Smollett — who has been accused of staging a "bogus" attack against himself — saying the actor "has been misunderstood.
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If a ride request was deemed illegitimate, Uber's app showed bogus information and the requester would not be picked up, the employees told Reuters.
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But Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke told KCRA 3 in Sacramento on Sunday that the idea that climate change has affected increased fires is bogus.
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China said on Tuesday it wants the Canadian government to temporarily stop allowing meat shipments to China after bogus pork export certificates were discovered.
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Perez said they could use anything they shot at NASA and archival footage of Stanley Kubrick, whom conspiracy theorists believe filmed the bogus landing.
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The AG says Newman drafted bogus designs for over 100 properties in 3 NY counties since 2010, making tens of thousands in the process.
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But such unobtrusive computers can be recruited into remotely controlled "botnets" that can be used to flood websites with bogus traffic, knocking them offline.
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During the call, Trump repeatedly asked Zelensky to investigate the Bidens and a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting Ukraine interfered in the 2016 US election.
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The company said that the peddlers have already manufactured bogus tour gear, and this is their only means to put a stop to it.
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One of the challenges, as the Journal notes, is that bogus health information often appears alongside pages, content, or ads with legitimate health info.
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Its argument for pulling out of the UN Human Rights Commission—a troubled body that had nevertheless been improving under American influence—was bogus.
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It later became clear, after many charges were dismissed, that bogus evidence had been used in the two cases, known as "Ergenekon" and "Sledgehammer".
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Online falsehoods about migrants also played a significant role in the midterm elections to prop up bogus voter fraud conspiracies and make racist claims.
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Polanski says Barnard's claim is bogus, and his attorney Harlan Braun tells TMZ ... they hired their own private investigators to look into the allegation.
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Fujifilm is continuing to invest energy in making its cameras faster—people complained early X-series models had laggy processig and bogus, slow autofocus.
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" Continues Simpson, "I want it to be a safe environment that they can come to and get information [as opposed] to getting bogus information.
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Fact is, it's kinda old at this point, and Buck feels he's simply trying to drag him over a bogus contract from years ago.
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It involved the use of bogus SWIFT messages, the technique at the heart of a massive theft in February from the Bangladesh central bank.
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But the United States government only recently decided to clamp down on these bogus treatments, with a new policy from the Federal Trade Commission.
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He said bogus claims were an affront to those like his friend, a former Korean War Marine who lost a leg and an eye.
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The bogus notion that vaccines cause autism has led to a decline in immunisation rates in some places, which has allowed outbreaks of measles.
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In a lawsuit filed Monday, White's widower Mark Burton alleged Carrey illegally obtained "highly addi[c]tive" drugs under the bogus name Arthur King.
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"I don't see how a machine could make democratic politics any more bogus," Barton Swaim, author of The Speechwriter, wrote in The Washington Post.
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On Tuesday, Greenwald conducted the first interview with suspended Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff since the Senate brought (bogus) impeachment charges against her last week.
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But if you don't believe that narrative, Trump did very little to convince you that it's real, except to cite a few bogus statistics.
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"The spread of bogus stories about the use of chlorine and other poisonous substances by government forces continues," the ministry said in a statement.
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But you're lacking meaning in life, while charlatans tell you they have the answer, whether it be the religious right or the bogus left.
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Although law enforcement says the search warrant was for exotic animal possession and human trafficking, he and his lawyer say the allegations are bogus.
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Jackie Warner has been charged with assaulting a cop and DUI, but her lawyer says Jackie was "driving unconscious" so the charges are bogus.
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According to the Harris County D.A.'s Office in Texas -- 39-year-old Cook filed 30 bogus claims between March 2016 and September 2017.
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There have been numerous examples of companies such as Apple and Sony suffering big stock losses due to 'bogus' citizen announcements sparking consumer panic.
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It's now widely believed to be bogus; when tested in a mock crime experiment, it was actually less accurate than flipping a coin, remarkably.
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For this reason, Section 4 is a favorite of thriller writers concocting scenarios in which malefactors use some bogus pretext to depose the president.
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Authorities said Morabito -- one of Italy's five most-wanted fugitives -- entered Uruguay in 2001 using false Brazilian identification papers including a bogus birth certificate.
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In March an independent journalist released videos showing more than a dozen party leaders casually accepting cash bribes from a bogus company seeking favours.
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And cryptomarkets themselves have suffered distributed denial-of-service attacks, in which a website is brought down by a flood of bogus page requests.
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" But on Tuesday, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned against what he called "bogus reconciliations" which take place "at the expense of our existence.
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Denial of service attacks work by sending bogus requests to a server to tie up enough resources that systems can no longer function correctly.
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It also provided one more opportunity for Vanguard Group founder and index fund pioneer Jack Bogle to say it's most likely a bogus argument.
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In November, President Trump joined the pile-on, publicly entertaining bogus claims that Soros could be bankrolling the migrant "invasion" on the southern border.
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Last week, the agency launched a bogus ICO called HoweyCoins as part of an effort to educate investors about warning signs to watch for.
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He said that Greenwald, through such commentary, has implied that the Trump-Russia story is bogus, even as he has maintained an official agnosticism.
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He explored Mr. Wallowitch's mischievous side in "Das Mad Song," a hilarious sendup of Brecht-Weill's "Pirate Jenny," attached to a bogus back story.
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Holt traveled to Venezuela in June 2016 to marry Caleno but was instead jailed on weapons charges he and his family said were bogus.
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Kavanaugh's denials that he was involved with Manuel Miranda's scheme to pilfer Democratic staff emails related to judicial confirmations also appear to be bogus.
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Navalny called for the protests against the elections last month when he was banned from running for a previous conviction he says was bogus.
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Both McCain and Murkowski's stated reasons for their indecision are bogus, as the current bill is basically a worse version of the previous ones.
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One key reason, as Justice Stephen Breyer wrote in the court's decision: The court saw the claim that these restrictions protected women as bogus.
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It's the latest effort from the social media giant to combat a raft of bogus reports circulating in the buildup to Kenya's contentious vote.
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Similar patterns of inaccurate inspections and bogus reporting have been found in the agency's management of lead paint hazards, an even larger health risk.
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Right. It is good for Facebook to tell its 1.9 billion users that some of the stories they may see on Facebook are bogus.
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The plotting proceeds with the one-mission-then-the-next logic of a video game, and even the notion of film noir feels bogus.
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Mr. Weniger acknowledged that it appeared that Canaprobe had given the Nxivm members bogus information and that Ms. Bronfman had eventually sued the company.
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"Obviously, you want to accommodate people with legitimate requests, but that's harder to do when you have so many bogus requests," Ms. Gill said.
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Lawmakers moved to ban conversion therapy, signaling an end to a bogus technique that purports to make gay people straight but ruins lives instead.
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I mean, it's really hard, and the other thing, too, is that I just don't want to put out bogus claims in the market.
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Many of the other bogus theories his media platform has spread target President Trump's perceived adversaries and reflect opinions held by his political base.
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But if his claims had been bogus, wouldn't some spook with knowledge of actual events have spoken up and exposed Weiss as a fraud?
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Over the last couple of months, digital marketplaces like Amazon have struggled to remove bogus listings for miracle nasal sprays and canine testing kits.
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For now, I expect the queues for "Julius Caesar" at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park will grow even longer after this bogus scandal.
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My happily married friend and CNN colleague Amanda Carpenter was falsely accused and 'gaslit' live on television about her involvement in the bogus story.
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Gianforte's camp issued a bogus statement basically blaming Jacobs for the incident, but that statement was not at all backed up by the audio.
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But, as far as I can tell, bogus content — even outright lies — is still allowed, as long as it isn't manipulated by artificial intelligence.
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He lamented an assault on American "culture," revived a bogus, century-old story about killing Muslim extremists and attacked Republicans with a renewed vigor.
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The money spent defending against these bogus lawsuits could be better spent on R&D, investments that would grow the economy and create jobs.
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Untrustworthy news and political campaigns often use statistics to make bogus claims — rightfully assuming most readers won't take the time to fact-check them.
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Sloane then paid $50,000 directly to USC's women's athletics department, as well as $200,000 to Singer through a bogus charity, the Key Worldwide Foundation.
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"A lot of valuable Chicago Police Department (CPD) man hours and resources were wasted chasing down a bogus crime arranged by Smollett," McAuliffe said.
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The report described a matrix of North Korean companies with bogus identities used to accrue cash, technologies and materials for the government's weapons development.
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Trump also wanted Zelensky to look into a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting it was Ukraine, not Russia, that interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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Unfortunately, most hate crimes in this country rarely get the kind of attention that the reported -- and possibly bogus -- attack against Smollett has received.
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He then submitted bogus takeover bids for two companies, Avon Products and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, in an effort to manipulate their stock prices.
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Desiigner is a successful young black man that will not be taken down by bogus drug and weapons charges ... so vows his legal team.
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The Syrian government denied its forces had launched such an attack and Russia, President Bashar al-Assad's most powerful ally, called the reports bogus.
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The "return" of the alleged millions of Palestinians refugees—based on a bogus definition of refugee status—would spell dissolution of the Jewish state.
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For example, in 2016, the I.R.S. discovered a sizable redemption scheme — but only after processing 207 bogus returns and disbursing more than $43 million.
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An anonymous tipster called LAPD claiming Adam Levine was abusing his infant daughter and wife ... but cops investigated and found the allegations totally bogus.
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Both countries have dismissed the reports of the alleged gas attack as bogus, accusing Washington of using it as a pretext for the strikes.
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Saying, look, playing devil's advocate here, the idea that there's something wrong with making stuff that lots of people want to consume is bogus.
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But the doctor's daughters told the New York Times that the diagnosis was bogus — a "favor" that's lived on through years of family lore.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - China said on Tuesday it wants the Canadian government to stop allowing meat shipments to China after bogus export certificates were discovered.
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And perhaps more relevant as we hurtle toward Donald Trump's inauguration as president of the United States, what about the bogus reports we're seeing now?
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The bogus claim was originally conceived by Gregg Phillips, a Republican fundraiser, whom Breitbart News began describing as an "election integrity researcher" back in 2013.
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Crundwell had been siphoning city funds into her own bank account through a series of bogus bank accounts—on average, about $5 million per year.
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He eventually joined the Nicolls&apos scheme, in which doctors were bribed with gifts, inflated rental agreements for their office space and bogus consulting agreements.
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Of course, gathering data is difficult, as a researcher would need to wait for an unpredictable large earthquake, or rely on potentially bogus eyewitness accounts.
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Drug dealers from throughout the country would send associates to store-front clinics where unscrupulous doctors would write opioid prescriptions for bogus injuries and illnesses.
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Aside from bogus semi-related products, what's also a problem is how the allure of "superfoods" may have the potential to feed disordered eating behaviors.
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Not only is Pastor Seibert firmly against same-sex marriage, he relies on bogus research to contextualize being gay as a a symptom of abuse.
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And it also claimed it hacked Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system — a boast that drew some media coverage until it proved to be bogus.
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Another scam, "Goldenberg", led to the loss of at least $1 billion from the central bank via compensation payments for bogus gold and diamond exports.
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One scandal, Goldenberg, led to the loss of at least $1 billion in central bank money via compensation payments for bogus gold and diamond exports.
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Or were the gallery and its longtime director, Ann Freedman, cruelly hoodwinked along with collectors who together paid around $29 million for the bogus works?
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What we don't know is whether any of this will help Facebook users who are susceptible to the influence of bogus news to begin with.
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Indeed, all these matters have been previously investigated with none producing results to Trump's liking, so it appears Trump wanted Ukraine to create bogus information.
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The loonie rose even as China said it wants the Canadian government to stop allowing meat shipments to China after bogus export certificates were discovered.
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If asylum-seekers are to be treated humanely and efficiently, says the government, it needs to sift out the bogus ones and enforce the rules.
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These techniques include creating bogus emails or websites in an effort to gain access to Clinton Foundation staffers' emails and then to the foundation itself.
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Like they were another stupid scam aimed at making stressed out stockbrokers more productive—or just another bogus nutritional supplement that none of us need.
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Mr Rubio's scathing corrective to that misleading, or bogus, claim was in a sense more important than his own nuanced view of the tax reform.
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Some authors are no doubt tricked—a number of bogus journals have taken the same name as a prestigious one, a tactic known as "hijacking".
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While Android has combatted bogus apps for years despite its own developer policy changes, Apple's App Store was always thought to be a safe place.
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Offset's lawyer believes the traffic stop was bogus and the cop's true intent from the get-go was to search the Porsche he was driving.
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It resolves claims that the officials breached their fiduciary duties by knowing about or consciously disregarding the bogus accounts, and failing to stop their creation.
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We spoke with law enforcement who tells us they spent significant time following up on crime stoppers' tips ... they turned out to be completely bogus.
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Fortnite scams are even worse than you thought, spread across thousands of bogus websites and promoted by YouTube videos with a cumulative millions of views.
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The defendants used the cards and made initial payments on the balances using fraudulent bank accounts, but then told the banks the accounts were bogus.
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In the long run, it's not good for conservatives for the right-of-center political conversation to be strongly influenced by totally bogus news stories.
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Robin insists the abuse claims lodged by Paula are bogus, and she had years to complain but chose now just to get back at him.
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The key piece of evidence that led authorities to prosecute Bob Crane's best friend for murder was bogus ... and Crane's son is shocked beyond words.
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Per Ars Technica, the compromised plugin allowed an unknown third party to redirect visitors of Equifax's website to numerous separate domains serving bogus Flash downloads.
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Besides, many recent fears—about radicalization among Syrian refugees or an al Qaeda heavy making his way into the country—turned out to be bogus.
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On the other, it's hard to argue that Ryan doesn't have this coming, because he's been pushing bogus ideas about health care for seven years.
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Tesla fiercely defended its Model S sedan today against complaints about its suspension system, and now its CEO says some of those complaints are bogus.
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The suit alleges the activists set up a bogus procurement company and used fake identities to lie their way into private meetings they illegally taped.
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Recent joint operations have netted about 11,000 tons of counterfeit and hazardous food and 264,000 gallons of bogus beverages, the agencies' largest hauls to date.
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Customers can sign up for the "Free Trial Card" with a bogus name, address, and email address and use it to register for free trials.
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However, you'll need to provide DoNotPay with your real email so that it can forward on any emails sent to your bogus credit card account.
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La Follette's Senate office had also been ransacked and Wheeler was indicted in Montana on a bogus influence-peddling charge that was soon thrown out.
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Grimm says the off-duty cop who spoke to the magazine outlandishly mischaracterized what happened and filed a "bogus" lawsuit, but he came out unscathed.
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The Koch-funded Beacon Hill Institute, which has a history of producing bogus analyses that the Union of Concerned Scientists and others have thoroughly debunked.
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California Assembly Bill 85033, recently endorsed by the state legislature's Committee on Privacy and Consumer Protection, would make this form of bogus parental consent illegal.
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Two secular journalists and a police chief who exposed the fake evidence, and blamed the "The Imam's Army," were soon themselves imprisoned on bogus charges.
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Corker, who called the report "bogus," said he met with Tillerson for a lengthy meeting on Thursday, where the secretary of State disputed the report.
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AP cited 11 former congregants in September who said dozens of church members filed bogus claims at various times at the direction of church leaders.
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The explosion of pay-per-click hoax news stories on social media has made it easier than ever for a bogus claim to go viral.
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Perry was never rumored to be one of the Becky's in question, but it just goes to show how bogus most of the speculation was.
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But those claims were bogus, Comey told the House Oversight Committee during his testimony on the investigation into Clinton's use of a personal email server.
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Now, thanks to amateur sleuths in the House and Senate, future agency counsels will have their own lists of bogus privileges and dictations for testimony.
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The Conspira-Sea crowd was treated to lectures from various "experts," including Andrew Wakefield, the British doctor whose bogus studies launched the anti-vaxx movement.
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What it failed to mention is that Reid stuck to his longstanding position on both issues—meaning that any implications of influence peddling were bogus.
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You read that right: Hublot laid down more than half a million bucks for a fake, and did so knowing that the item was bogus.
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This is a good time to point out that everything the Seattle Tribune publishes is bogus, because the Seattle Tribune is not a real newspaper.
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It seemed like Willie Earle was characterized in a way that might not be totally unfamiliar in bogus narratives about black men and crime today.
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Last year Qatar asked U.S. regulators to investigate the U.S. unit of FAB, accusing it of "bogus" foreign exchange deals designed to harm Qatar's economy.
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" Daleiden published a statement through his organization, the Center for Medical Progress, stating that "The bogus charges from Planned Parenthood's political cronies are fake news.
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Currently, scammers often display bogus numbers — sometimes spoofing official or local numbers meant to inspire trust, or faraway ones meant to play on your curiosity.
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He claimed she made bogus allegations that he choked her because she was pissed he'd called cops when he suspected she was drinking and driving.
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It also freed Joshua Holt, a Utah man who had been jailed nearly two years earlier on weapons charges that United States officials considered bogus.
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My colleague Kevin Roose dug into five bogus claims about Christine Blasey Ford, who has accused the Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.
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Efforts to bust sellers of bogus merchandise this year started at the end of last year's Super Bowl, with agents identifying possible sources of contraband.
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The following Sunday the government was going to hold a bogus referendum to create a constituent assembly, giving it unlimited power to change the Constitution.
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It should have been clear from the start that Mr. Trump's hotel scheme was as bogus as most of his pledges to give money away.
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European football's governing body said some arrests have been made in a clampdown on bogus tickets and it had begun legal proceedings against unauthorised sellers.
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He also wanted his Ukraininan counterpart to look into a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting it was Russia, not Ukraine, that intervened in the 2016 election.
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