Does it matter to you if it isn't completely true?
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Derek Dombrowski, Spirit's media relations manager, said Aldecosea's isn't completely true.
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Both of the memos were buzzkills, but they were also completely true.
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If it means there is none, that was a completely true statement.
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Yeah, that trip to the slaughterhouse was kind of amazing, and completely true.
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"It is all completely true and supported by actual facts," he tells PEOPLE.
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On the other hand, this "indicating" business is completely true to art history.
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"Hardly anything a campaign or a candidate says is completely true," he said.
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And unless Cuomo solves the subway crisis, that last point will be completely true.
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And to be completely true to myself, Kendrick is the superior rapper, you know?
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But a report from New Financial, a think-tank, shows that is not completely true.
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In any case, according to IFC the bit about the crow scene is completely true.
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All of this is completely true, and we shouldn't lose sight of this broader picture.
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All the rumors and all the mythology about the making of Monomania are completely true.
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You mentioned this Ava Duvernay quote in your essay about problematic artists and it's completely true.
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I began to adopt those same thoughts and strategies, and found them to be completely true.
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And that's completely true—but the French insist that just because it's legal doesn't mean it's fair.
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I'm not sure this is completely true, and it's probably changing as these issues gain more salience.
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While the fan theory might be true retroactively, it couldn't have been completely true at the time.
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" Garnering a big laugh from the audience, Lawrence added "If you think about it, it's completely true.
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The researchers only deemed statements "medically accurate" if they were not at all misleading and completely true.
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I like to consider that the costumes somehow did choreograph me, even though it's not completely true.
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The source: Official news from Lucasfilm and associated parties Probability of accuracy: This one is completely true.
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The governor's accuser maintained that her testimony before a Missouri House committee investigating the charges was completely true.
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Enregisterment is often partially, rather than completely, true, sort of like an accent viewed through a funhouse mirror.
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Back then, hearing that was annoying; as an adult, it remains annoying, but it is also completely true.
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But there is one totally and completely true and not at all made up prediction that predates them all.
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Then I found out it was a true story — completely true ― and I was shocked and enthralled by that.
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The latter may not have been completely true, which has drawn the attention of shareholders and federal regulators alike.
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That relationships between women are complicated might be the grand understatement of the century — and yet, it's completely true.
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I can quote it back, but it's completely true that he says, I don't know what the numbers are.
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The adage that the best camera in the world is the one you have with you is completely true.
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Clearly it's not completely true, but it might be OK. As the car falls, it moves through the air.
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Again, it's hard to imagine why John Kelly would keep this vital and completely true news from President Trump's ears.
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Putin wants to be seen as innocent and Trump wants to be seen as legitimate, and neither is completely true.
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"Everything she surrounds herself with is completely true to the brand itself," said Patti Green, the jewelry buyer for Matchesfashion.
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Rather, it's the story of a botched art heist carried out by amateurs — and it's based on a completely true story.
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"Once I was shown the video by my attorney, I realized that it was completely true," Allen reportedly said in court.
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Among all adults, 39% say Trump's statements on the investigation have been mostly or completely true, up from 35% in December.
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Perhaps most enticing about her brand is the fact that she's managed, so far, to stay completely true to who she is.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "All right, this is completely true: Bernie does have a video that came out from 30 years ago, all right?
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I had never read anything quite like it: Strange, funny, beautifully disturbing, it felt completely alien yet completely true on some unconscious level.
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Everlane claims the material is designed to resist pilling and get softer with multiple wears and I found that to be completely true.
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Now it's completely true that your home should be kitted out with the latest tech, but you need tech on the move, too.
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It seems superficial to say that a bathrobe has somehow changed my perspective on self-care, but it&aposs also completely true for me.
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First, we need to look at Musk's claim that Dota is "vastly more complex than traditional board games like chess & Go." This is completely true.
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This is completely true, but also glosses over the extent to which cronyism and corruption contributed in well-documented ways to each of those fiascos.
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" Alabama State Auditor Jim Zeigler, a Moore backer: "Even if you accept the Washington Post's report as being completely true, it's much ado about very little.
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That narrative isn't completely true, since those Netflix competitors still sell some of their programming to Netflix, and may continue to do so in the future.
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"Even if you accept the Washington Post's report as being completely true, it's much ado about very little," Alabama State Auditor Jim Zeigler told the Montgomery Advertiser.
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"No court has approved an order or law that would compel a company to do something or speak in a way that wasn't completely true," he said.
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Notably, only 214% of Americans overall — including only 13% of Republicans and 21% of those who approve of Trump overall — say Trump's comments have been completely true.
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But, as the goofy guy chomping on breadsticks in the back of the video, I can assure you this video and its story are completely true and uncompensated.
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" #alpolitics #alsenate Alabama State Auditor Jim Zeigler, a Moore backer: "Even if you accept the Washington Post's report as being completely true, it's much ado about very little.
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Roxanne Jones: Clinton the only fit candidate on stage We knew from the start when Donald Trump said he wanted to "make America great again," it wasn't completely true.
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In their own way, then, they create a misleadingly rosy vision of life in the United States, one just a bit too carefree and virtuous to be completely true.
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The notion that Avengers: Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover event in history has spawned an entire ecosystem of skeptical memes, but also, let's face it, it's completely true.
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Her advice might have been lacking, but Fran did tell me one thing that I believe to be completely true: You never know what's going on in anyone else's marriage.
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When the book was released in France in 2014, Louis attracted controversy by stating in interviews that everything in the novel, from the homophobia to the violence, was completely true.
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Lynch later told Sports Illustrated that while it's not completely true that he never spent any of his NFL earnings, he is very mindful of how he spends his money.
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That the crook in question was a quack doctor who abused young women under the pretext of treating them for hysteria might seem unrealistically on theme — but it's completely true.
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This capture of our collective attention by social media bullshit is sometimes framed as a "hack" of human consciousness, but we've shown too much agency for that to be completely true.
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And within this big world — at least according to the article "77 Facts That Sound Like Huge Lies But Are Actually Completely True" — about 1.6 million ants for every single person.
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But in its way, "Love, Loss, and Auto-Tune" is completely true to everyday 21st-century experience: ubiquitous and intrusive technology, splintered attention spans, mediated presences and onslaughts of random information.
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Of course, that wasn't completely true, and GQ made sure to press the Star Wars icon into opening up about the time he delivered the now-famous blow to Gosling's gorgeous mug.
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Pitchfork's "future of emo" headline may have seemed hyperbolic at the time, but after seeing the way people turned out for him this weekend I think it might actually be completely true.
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As a fiction writer living in a liberal enclave of Brooklyn, one would think I satisfy every condition of a modern man unafraid of his most naked emotions, but that's not completely true.
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"She understands how to bring the magazine to life in ways that are completely true to what Town & Country readers care about, but also to who they should care about," Ms. Volandes said.
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The final season and series finale were completely true to those values, offering a fitting sendoff filled with unabashed emotion and romance that neatly tied up the loose ends with a big bright bow.
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According to state media, those arrested included a doctor who told a private group chat that a new, SARS-like virus (severe acute respiratory syndrome) was spreading in Wuhan -- something that was completely true.
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According to a newspaper seen in episode 1, authorities believe Veidt to be dead after a years-long, worldwide search: But the keenest of viewers — and comic book readers — know that this isn't completely true.
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There was completely true news: Hillary Clinton called some Trump supporters a "basket of deplorables," for example, or Mr. Trump refused to say at a debate whether he would concede the election if he lost.
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One, I plan to spend the entire season harping on how badly the Canucks need to bite the bullet and rebuild, so consider this a preemptive acknowledgment that "Vancouver has no young talent" isn't completely true.
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Warning: This article contains descriptions of traumatic events, including rape, which some readers might find upsetting You better believe Unbelievable, because the harrowing events depicted in the Netflix mini-series, out September 13, are completely true.
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Facebook Increased Black Representation From 2 Percent to 3 Percent in 20143Facebook Hired Roughly 40 More Black People This Year Than Last YearBoth are completely true, but which one paints a rosier picture of Facebook's diversity efforts?
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Phoebe has made something so completely unique that the tone and voice is very particular, so this year we had to balance staying completely true to what Phoebe built and having it feel like its own thing.
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Trump supporters on Reddit are also doing their own investigative work, claiming that Pierson's claim (which she may well have sourced from Reddit given how closely the Trump campaign tracks internet chatter and "borrows" images), is completely true.
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That's not completely true, because if you want to go through the hassle of snapping some pics and then transferring them off the phone via a USB cable or microSD card, you can still upload the photos to the internet.
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The Los Angeles Zoo was a font of interesting factoids this week after prankster Jeff Wysaski, the man behind the Obvious Plant Tumblr and Facebook pages, left some completely true and not at all made up nuggets on signs across the grounds.
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Here are the areas where Trump supporters have split with the President: Trump supporters on the Russia investigation A broad seven in 2015 Trump supporters say the President has been less than "completely true" in his public statements on the Russia investigation.
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Oh, and it barely got covered in the media, but her claim that Colin Powell advised her to set up a private email account was … completely true, validated by an email that Mr. Powell sent three days after she took office, which contradicts some of his own claims.
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But the biggest problem with the Stein candidacy and the Green Party in general is how untethered to reality they both are, as if they can win over electorates and pass legislation if only they're completely true to their purist principals, which are sometimes, frankly, delusional to begin with.
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" Of this statement Mikel said, "I don't know if we are or not. We thought so when we first formed. It was just something to draw attention. It probably isn't completely true.
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223 Remington. It is currently claimed to be the fastest production .22 caliber round in the world with muzzle velocities as high as 4,600 feet per second (1,402 meters per second), but this is not completely true. The .
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Littlehampton Gazette/Worthing Herald, 27 July 2017. Retrieved 4 October 2017. Despite evidence that has emerged since his death, Mildred Potter maintains that her husband's story of wartime heroism is completely true, saying "you cannot make up all those details".
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It has been historically noted that purple tangs are only found in the Red Sea, but it has now been understood that this is not completely true. Purple tangs have now been found in the Gulf of Aden, Persian Gulf, and the Arabian Sea.
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Both Caryn and Alex show an interest in Jessica. Jessica finds Alex fascinating but considers Caryn a nuisance. After a few clues, Jessica finds out that the books she has been writing are completely true. That Alex is actually the vampire Aubrey and Caryn is a Smoke witch.
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Even using ordinary set theory and binary logic to reason something out, logicians have discovered that it is possible to generate statements which are logically speaking not completely true or imply a paradox,Patrick Hughes & George Brecht, Vicious Circles and Infinity. An anthology of Paradoxes. Penguin Books, 1978. Nicholas Rescher, Epistemological Studies.
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It is "naive" in the sense that the independence between words is clearly not completely true. For instance, it completely neglects that the appearance of pairs of words may be more significant than isolated appearances. However, the programmer may assume this hypothesis and may develop the model and the associated inferences to test how reliable and efficient it is.
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The placement of Catalan adverbs is almost the same as the placement of English adverbs. An adverb that modifies an adjective or adverb comes before that adjective or adverb: : completament cert ("completely true"). : massa ben fet ("too well done"). An adverb that modifies an infinitive (verbal noun) generally comes after the infinitive: : caminar lentament ("to walk slowly").
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She relies on her older brother so much that she believes that what he says is completely true to the point that when he tells total lies she totally believes him. Hiyori has no experience in sex, but is rather curious about it. Another sister includes spunky , Hiyori's older twin sister. Among her siblings she's the most energetic.
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The entropy of a pure crystalline structure can be 0J⋅mol−1⋅K−1 only at 0K, according to the third law of thermodynamics. However, this assumes that the material forms a 'perfect crystal' without frozen in entropy (crystallographic defects, dislocations), which is never completely true because crystals always grow at a finite temperature. However, this residual entropy is often quite negligible.
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It was written and produced by his son, Paul Harvey, Jr., from its outset and for its 33-year duration. Harvey and his radio network stated that the stories in that series, although entertaining, were completely true. That was contested by some critics, including urban legend expert Jan Harold Brunvand. In November 2000, Harvey signed a 10-year $100 million contract with ABC Radio Networks.
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He argued that even if an opinion is false, the truth can be better understood by refuting the error. And as most opinions are neither completely true nor completely false, he points out that allowing free expression allows the airing of competing views as a way to preserve partial truth in various opinions.Paul, Ellen Frankel, Fred Dycus Miller, and Jeffrey Paul. 2004. Freedom of Speech 21.
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This section contains five short stories that Drew wrote for the book. He describes these stories as being "Drew in The Twilight Zone," where he takes some elements from his life and changes them into fictional stories where he is the main protagonist of the stories. These short stories are not preceded by dirty jokes. The very first story "Mi Plea" was a completely true story, except for the ending.
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" Public Opinion Quarterly 83.3 (2019): 510–533. According to anthropologists Todd Sanders and Harry G. West, a broad cross-section of Americans today gives credence to at least some conspiracy theories. For instance, a study conducted in 2016 found that 10% of Americans think the chemtrail conspiracy theory is "completely true" and 20-30% think it is "somewhat true". This puts "the equivalent of 120 million Americans in the 'chemtrails are real' camp.
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Some people would like to port their Win32 Delphi code to Oxygene without making major changes. This is not possible because while Oxygene looks like Delphi, there are enough changes so as to make it incompatible for a simple recompile. While the name gives it the appearance of another version of Delphi, that is not completely true. On top of the language difference, the Visual Component Library framework is not available in Oxygene.
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The individual believes the memory is completely true and accurate, and has a tendency toward being bizarre. Similarly, delusions are a held conviction that the individual holds; however, it may not be due to a recollection of any specific event. Instead the conviction is rooted in beliefs based on related delusional memories or misconceptions. For example, an individual who has a conspiracy theory based on junk or mislabeled mail could have a delusion involving the mail and the government.
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In philosophical logic and linguistics, fuzzy concepts are often regarded as vague concepts which in their application, or formally speaking, are neither completely true nor completely false, or which are partly true and partly false; they are ideas which require further elaboration, specification or qualification to understand their applicability (the conditions under which they truly make sense).Delia Graff Fara, "Shifting Sands: An Interest Relative Theory of Vagueness". Philosophical Topics, Vol. 28 No. 1, 2000, pp. 45-81.
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Mr. Murray has created a new classic of the genre – all the while staying completely true to the legends of both Kong and Doc Savage. Altus Press has announced an authorized crossover novel, King Kong vs. Tarzan, for release in the summer of 2016. Written by Will Murray, it tells the previously untold story of the transportation by cargo ship of Kong from Skull Island to America, and King Kong's inevitable encounter with Tarzan of the Apes.
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Eventually, however, the production of farm products is completely reorganized according to the exchange-value of farm output – foodstuffs are then produced mainly according to their expected trading value in the market (this is not always completely true, e.g. because it may be feasible to cultivate only a limited variety of crops, or run a limited variety of cattle on particular lands, or because there is no perfect knowledge about what the market will do in the future, if there is great price volatility, climate uncertainty etc.).
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Xenophanes of Colophon in 530 BC anticipated Kant's epistemology in his reflections on certainty. "And as for certain truth, no man has seen it, nor will there ever be a man who knows about the gods and about all the things I mention. For if he succeeds to the full in saying what is completely true, he himself is nevertheless unaware of it; and Opinion (seeming) is fixed by fate upon all things."Freeman, K., Ancilla to the Presocratic Philosophers (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1948), Xenophanes fragment 34.
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In fuzzy mathematics, fuzzy logic is a form of many-valued logic in which the truth values of variables may be any real number between 0 and 1 both inclusive. It is employed to handle the concept of partial truth, where the truth value may range between completely true and completely false. By contrast, in Boolean logic, the truth values of variables may only be the integer values 0 or 1. The term fuzzy logic was introduced with the 1965 proposal of fuzzy set theory by Lotfi Zadeh.
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For instance, in 2005 the Canterbury Bulldogs staged a luncheon for 300 of Sydney's corporate women to raise funds for the National Breast Cancer Foundation, as well as skills development for school girls within the Canterbury-Bankstown district. This follows the increased number of female members to the boards of the National Rugby League and several of its clubs. Manly Sea Eagles also instituted several female directed initiatives, some of which were aimed towards further increasing female spectator numbers. Not all the perceptions of rugby league being a mostly man game are completely true.
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The newspaper created PolitiFact.com, a project in which its reporters and editors "fact-check statements by members of Congress, the White House, lobbyists and interest groups…" They publish original statements and their evaluations on the PolitiFact.com website, and assign each a "Truth-O-Meter" rating, with ratings ranging from "True" for completely true statements to "Pants on Fire" (from the taunt "Liar, liar, pants on fire") for false and ridiculous statements. The site also includes an "Obameter", tracking U.S. President Barack Obama's performance with regard to his campaign promises. PolitiFact.
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A cousin of the croissant is the Italian cornetto (in the Center and South) or brioche (in the North). These variants are often considered to be the same, but that is not completely true: the French version tends to be crispy and contains a lot of butter, whereas an Italian cornetto or brioche is usually softer. Furthermore, the cornetto vuoto (Italian: "empty cornetto") is commonly accompanied by variants with filling, which include crema pasticciera (custard), apricot jam or chocolate cream. They often come covered with powdered sugar or other toppings.
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There also were strong anti-Catholic elements that attempted to link Lincoln's death to a Catholic conspiracy. Partially because of this, he swore out an affidavit, shortly before his death, reaffirming that all his testimony concerning Abraham Lincoln's assassination was completely true. He died a few days later in Anderson, and is buried there at St. Mary's Cemetery. Despite his using the spelling Weichmann at the conspiracy trial, in all his official correspondence and as the author of his book, the original family spelling of Wiechmann appears on his tombstone.
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The most commonly used measure of school belonging is the Psychological Sense of School Membership (PSSM) scale, which was developed by Carol Goodenow in 1993. This scale measures students' feelings of belonging and membership within a school setting by having students respond to 18 items regarding their personal feelings and experiences within school. It is designed to be used with students of all ages and nationalities. Students answer the items on a scale ranging from 1 to 5, where 1 indicates Not at all true, and 5 indicates Completely true.
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The symmetry resulting in the strong force, proposed by Werner Heisenberg, is that protons and neutrons are identical in every respect, other than their charge. This is not completely true, because neutrons are a tiny bit heavier, but it is an approximate symmetry. Protons and neutrons are therefore viewed as the same particle, but with different isospin quantum numbers; conventionally, the proton is isospin up, while the neutron is isospin down. The strong force is invariant under SU(2) isospin transformations, just as other interactions between particles are invariant under SU(2) transformations of intrinsic spin.
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Though others reassured him that he did in fact, do everything possible to appease everyone, evidence shows he, himself, did not believe this to be completely true. This is perhaps due to the fact that at the time of his death, in 1981, the majority of the schools in North Carolina had been forced to integrate, often ending in clashes between the races. However, despite the tremendous guilt he experienced, Pearsall's reputation remained relatively clean. He is highly regarded for his work with the Pearsall Plan despite setting back the integration of North Carolina schools a number of years.
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Other locals such as those in nearby villages of BoneGap, Browns, Bellmont and southern Illinois communities pronounce the name as Bum-paw, with the emphasis on the Bum. This pronunciation, though not completely true to the original French, is still much closer to the correct way to say the name. A legend about how Bum-paw got its name tells of an early pioneer father traveling in his wagon across the creek with his young son from their cabin to a nearby settlement. The father it is told gets his wagon and team of horses stuck in the creek.
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Angela R. Nissel (born December 5, 1978)Nissel's wish list from Amazon.com is an American author and television writer best known for her first book The Broke Diaries: The Completely True and Hilarious Misadventures of a Good Girl Gone Broke. She was a writer and executive producer for Scrubs and is working on a television series with Halle Berry, who optioned both of Nissel's books. Nissel also worked as a writer and consulting producer in the fourth season of The Boondocks and is currently a co-executive producer and writer for the ABC sitcom Mixed-ish.
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As explained by Douglas Crockford in his talk titled The JavaScript Programming Language on YUI Theater, However, JScript supports conditional compilation, which allows a programmer to selectively execute code within block comments. This is an extension to the ECMAScript standard that is not supported in other JavaScript implementations, thus making the above statement not completely true, although conditional compilation is no longer supported in Internet Explorer 11 Standards mode. Other internal implementation differences between JavaScript and JScript, at some point in time, are noted on the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN). Although, the default type value for the script element in Internet Explorer is JavaScript, while JScript was its alias.
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John Locke Argument from ignorance (from ), also known as appeal to ignorance (in which ignorance represents "a lack of contrary evidence"), is a fallacy in informal logic. It asserts that a proposition is true because it has not yet been proven false or a proposition is false because it has not yet been proven true. This represents a type of false dichotomy in that it excludes the possibility that there may have been an insufficient investigation to prove that the proposition is either true or false. It also does not allow for the possibility that the answer is unknowable, only knowable in the future, or neither completely true nor completely false.
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Delores Jones-Brown, a professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, speculated to The Atlantic that Liang would have avoided conviction had he rendered aid to Gurley, while jurors later reported that the effort required for them to pull the trigger on a police-issued pistol led them to disbelieve that Liang's testimony was completely true. Shaun Landau, the other officer involved, was not criminally implicated in Gurley's death. However, he was fired from the NYPD one day after his partner was convicted. Officer Landau, like Liang, was also within his two-year probationary period, and his firing after the trial was within his contract.
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Obanhein later said that some of the details in the song were not completely true; he said he had not handcuffed Guthrie during the arrest and said the reason they removed the seat from the toilet in Guthrie's cell was to prevent theft, not to prevent suicide.Saul Braun, "Alice & Ray & Yesterday's Flowers", in Playboy's Music Scene, Chicago, IL, 1972, pp. 122-125. Online copy Obanhein later would note that he would not have actually arrested Guthrie had the amount of garbage been smaller (he would have simply picked up the garbage himself)William J. Obanhein; 'Alice's Restaurant' Lawman, 69. The New York Times (September 14, 1994). Retrieved October 29, 2015.
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That possibility he believed was completely true, so he tried to make everyone else see his printing. While translating his ideals, he did not want to show them to the Serbian publicity. In them he was trying to find only support column, choosing what he thinks is important for Serbian poetry literature by form and/or content. A subject he used to write about was love or depicting natural beauties; by the form they were anacreontics, sonnets and odes. In every Došenović’s verse it can be seen how hands of poets are being tied and freedom of movement for a used language being cut.
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The basic idea of fuzzy logic is that a real number is assigned to each statement written in a language, within a range from 0 to 1, where 1 means that the statement is completely true, and 0 means that the statement is completely false, while values less than 1 but greater than 0 represent that the statements are "partly true", to a given, quantifiable extent. Susan Haack comments: "Truth" in this mathematical context usually means simply that "something is the case", or that "something is applicable". This makes it possible to analyze a distribution of statements for their truth-content, identify data patterns, make inferences and predictions, and model how processes operate.
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In June 2018, Bryan W. Van Norden published an opinion piece in The Stone column of The New York Times, entitled "The Ignorant Do Not Have a Right to An Audience." In the article, Van Norden makes the case against John Stuart Mill's defense of absolute free speech found in his seminal text "On Liberty." Mill's argument, as rendered by Van Norden, amounts to the belief that every opinion someone holds can be categorized either completely true, somewhat true, or completely false, and that even the discussion of patently false beliefs is valuable. Mill believed in the ability of people to distinguish true beliefs from false ones through rational and open discourse with one another.
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Jill Hendrickson Lohmeier and Steven W. Lee created the School Connectedness Scale (SCS) in 2011 to assess students' peer, adult, and school relationships within three distinct categories: general support (belongingness), specific support (relatedness), and engagement (connectedness).The scale includes 54 self-report items presented on a scale ranging from 1 to 5, where 1 represents 'Not at all true' and 5 represents 'Completely true'. Some items include "Students at my school help each other", "I am very involved in activities at my school, like clubs or teams", "Teachers at my school care about their students", and "I like spending time with my classmates." The SCS has shown generalizability to students from diverse populations, including different ages and ethnicities.
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Görgei once discussed the cause of his military successes: Artúr Görgei lithography by Miklós Barabás Of course these very modest words are not completely true, but he pointed out one of his most important principles in war: the discipline. But for Görgei, to achieve the military successes which he obtained, he had to possess much more specific qualities, which were required for a general of his time. To analyse and evaluate Görgei's military and strategical qualities, we have find out which were accepted as the best qualities for a successful commander of the historical period in which he activated? We cannot take him out from his time, and compare with the military commanders of our times, the medieval era or the antiquity.
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Although he is not a fan of bringing them back simply for nostalgia, he did not hesitate having Joseph return from Battle Tendency to save his daughter because it is completely true to the character. The author thought of having Joseph drop out partway through due to his age, but ended up "playing it by ear" as serialization continued. He gave him the role of "navigator", introducing the readers to the Joestar family, Dio, Hamon and Stands, and his own Stand being a support ability rather than offensive. Stands being a succession of the Hamon and Hamon being life energy that spreads across the body through breathing, Araki thought Joseph's Hermit Purple vines wrapping around his body were a visual representation of that.
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Many who believe in the inspiration of scripture teach that it is infallible but not inerrant. Those who subscribe to infallibility believe that what the scriptures say regarding matters of faith and Christian practice are wholly useful and true. Some denominations that teach infallibility hold that the historical or scientific details, which may be irrelevant to matters of faith and Christian practice, may contain errors. Those who believe in inerrancy hold that the scientific, geographic, and historic details of the scriptural texts in their original manuscripts are completely true and without error, though the scientific claims of scripture must be interpreted in the light of its phenomenological nature, not just with strict, clinical literality, which was foreign to historical narratives.
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Letting You In was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee in 2015 and serves as Allen's fourth release since winning American Idol in season eight (2009) and second since being dropped by RCA Records in 2012. Allen co-wrote every song on the record and worked on over 70 songs with multiple producers before narrowing it down the ten tracks that make up the album' final track listing. Inspired in part by his traumatic 2013 car crash (as was 2014's Horizons), the record has been described by Allen as his "most personal" yet. After re-learning the guitar, Allen also revised his songwriting strategy for this album, writing that on Letting You In he focused on "making music that was completely true to me" instead of drawing inspiration from other artists and songwriters.
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After announcing MotoGP™18 is to be released on June 7, Milestone are proud to reveal some brand-new features included in this year’s game.Set to be a reboot of Milestone’s flagship title, MotoGP™18 has been developed starting from scratch: a new engine, enhanced graphics, reworked physics, faithful reproduction of all elements in game and a new compelling career mode are just some of the elements that will make this year’s MotoGP™ videogame the most immersive and realistic MotoGP™ experience ever. Using innovative 3D scanning technology, MotoGP™ riders’ faces have been introduced in game. In addition, the Drone Scanning System has been used to reproduce all the tracks down to the smallest detail, so that the circuit layouts are now completely true to the real ones.
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One of these ideas is that clouds are being seeded with electrically conductive materials as part of a massive electromagnetic superweapons program based around the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP). Believers say chemtrails are toxic; the 2014 review found that they generally hold that every person is under attack and often express fear, anxiety, sadness, and anger about this. A 2011 study of people from the US, Canada, and the UK found that 2.6% of the sample believed entirely in the conspiracy theory, and 14% believed it partially. An analysis of responses given to the 2016 Cooperative Congressional Election Study showed that 9% of the 36,000 respondents believed it was "completely true" that "...the government has a secret program that uses airplanes to put harmful chemicals into the air..." while a further 19% believed this was "somewhat true".
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The original scale to measure the effects of various substitutes was developed by Kerr and Jermier (1978). They assessed leadership substitutes via a questionnaire that contained thirteen subscales with a total of 55 items. The items were on a Likert scale ranging from 1 (almost always untrue or completely untrue), to 5 (almost always true or almost completely true). The subscales included were: # Ability, experience, training, and knowledge # Professional orientation # Indifference towards organizational rewards # Unambiguous, routine, and methodically invariant tasks # Task-provided feedback concerning accomplishment # Intrinsically satisfying tasks # Organizational formulization # Organizational inflexibility # Advisory and staff functions # Close-knit, cohesive, interdependent work groups # Organizational rewards not within the leader's control # Spatial distance between superior and subordinates # Subordinate need for independence Kerr and Jermier (1978) tested nine of these subscales in a lab setting and found that they were independent and had adequate internal reliabilities.
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Thus, in answer to the question of whether or not a proposal or insurance has ever been declined or cancelled, a proposer may state that no proposal has ever been declined, thereby telling the truth, but omitting to say that a contract has been cancelled. This is a substantially inaccurate statement, in spite of the fact that it is literally and completely true as far as the declining of a proposal is concerned. If, in answer to the question of whether or not proposals have been made to other insurers, a proposer answers, “Yes, to the XYZ Company,” while he has also submitted proposals to a number of other insurance companies, the answer may be said to be partially true but substantially inaccurate. Likewise, a simple and unqualified request for particulars of previous losses, claims or insurance contracts means in principle that all such particulars are to be furnished.
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I state again that this mysterious tragedy which is here > described is completely true in all its external respects, though naturally > I have reached a different conclusion on certain points than those involved > in the story. But the events are incontrovertible, and so many people know > of them that they cannot be denied. This series of crimes has not yet passed > from the memory -- a series of crimes which appear to have originated from > the same source, and which at the same time created as much repugnance in > people everywhere as the murders of Jack the Ripper, which came into the > story a little later. Various people's minds will go back to the remarkable > group of foreigners who for many seasons together played a dazzling part in > the life of the aristocracy here in London; and some will remember that one > of them disappeared suddenly without apparent reason, leaving no trace.
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Richard Mauer,Kansas official takes active interest in Alaska elections, Anchorage Daily News, June 1, 2013; retrieved July 8, 2017. On October 31, 2018, 6 days before the gubernatorial general election, Kobach appeared on CNN with Anderson Cooper and Jeffrey Toobin. After Cooper mentioned Kobach's efforts to require proof of U.S. citizenship while voting being struck down by a federal judge and leading to Kobach being ordered to attend a legal class, Toobin accused Kobach of having racially motivated intentions with the law, stating Kobach "has devoted his career to stopping black people and poor people from voting," leading to a visibly offended Kobach calling Toobin's charge "an outrageous accusation," to which Toobin responded "Well, it's completely true." Kobach accused Toobin of displaying unsubstantiated claims, stating that "the vast majority of African-Americans approve of photo ID." Toobin called Kobach's voter suppression committee "a preposterous joke" stating that the commission was disbanded because it could not prove high rates of voter fraud in the United States.
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In the recent years, Reza Moradi Ghiasabadi has presented a new interpretation of the structure by doing field research and considers it an observatory and a solar calendar and believes that the blind windows, the stairs opposite the entrance door and the construct have been a timer or a solar index for measuring the rotation of the sun and subsequently keeping the record of the year and counting the years and extracting calendars and detecting the first days of each solar month and summer and winter solstices and spring and fall equinoxes. He concludes that the beginning of each solar month could be detected by observing the shadows formed on the blind windows. However, this theory can not be completely true; and one of the reasons that can be stated to refute the theory is that the direction of the geographic North of each region could be different from the direction of the magnetic North. The orbital inclination of the magnetic North from the geographic North is about 2.5 degrees in the Naqsh-e Rustam compound; and the magnetic orbital inclination of the structure is 18 degrees to the West relative to the magnetic North based on Schmidt's calculations.
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