If the original children of Golzow debunked Western myths about easterners, the new children of Golzow have debunked myths about immigrants.
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In 2012, the alternative doctor said the wildly debunked practice could help change lives — even though his hypothesis had been debunked years before.
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I love the conspiracy theories that everyone on Grease is dead (debunked) or that everyone on Westworld is a robot (not debunked, but unlikely).
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For example, while Facebook down-ranks posts that have been debunked in News Feed, Instagram doesn't change the placement of those debunked posts in its users' feeds.
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Trump: My opposition to the Iraq War "has not been debunked" VERDICT: FALSE Trump's claim that he opposed the Iraq War has been repeatedly debunked by fact-checkers.
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When Clinton said that claim had been debunked (as it has) he cut in, leaning into the microphone and uttering "Has not been debunked," sounding like Alec Baldwin playing Donald Trump.
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" She also said that the claims had been "debunked.
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But Snopes debunked it all the way back in May.
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Prophecies are either going to come true or get debunked.
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We've debunked some of the other Bulletproof coffee claims before.
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Jewish birth rate predictions have been debunked by population experts.
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Hoaxes about Muslims often live on even after being debunked.
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The central claims in Loose Change have been widely debunked.
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It's also not true that the allegations have been debunked.
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That might be why N26 debunked the issue so intensely.
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It was debunked last night, but the truth remained elusive.
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The conspiracy was debunked all within a matter of hours.
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Suddenly, there was a flood of myths to be debunked.
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The myth has been debunked by many over the years.
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All of the scare tactics by Republicans will be debunked!
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All the lies that have been told have been debunked.
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Hillary Clinton before the presidential election, a story later debunked
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Detoxing, for one, has been debunked over and over again.
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It contains old studies already debunked, the sceptics pointed out.
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Trump has also shown a penchant for easily debunked propagandizing.
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Claims about McCain being a traitor have been widely debunked.
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Second, that 20 million number has been debunked several times.
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That theory has been debunked by the latest data set.
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This false claim has been debunked by U.S. military leaders.
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But Trump's theories about Joe Biden's actions have been debunked.
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This way of thinking is widely disputed, if not debunked.
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We also debunked some rumors that spread after the shooting.
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Here are five false and misleading claims about her, debunked.
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Some viral rumors about Dr. Blasey have been quickly debunked.
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BuzzFeed News is keeping a running list of debunked hoaxes.
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The local authorities quickly debunked that report through a tweet.
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But the fact that it's been debunked is also empowering.
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Many studies have debunked the theory that immigration drives crime.
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Theories about her identity have been frequently floated and debunked.
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All of these were debunked by Hearn at the time.
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John Kennedy, also insist on keeping the debunked theory alive.
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Some of those debunked theories appear in the Republican report.
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Bossert in September called it "a completely debunked" conspiracy theory.
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I lose track because I've debunked so many false claims.
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Thankfully, a little pre-Google encyclopedia research quickly debunked her theory.
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These people wrongly believe a debunked theory that vaccination causes autism.
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Should debunked fears that vaccines cause autism result in medical exemptions?
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The quote, which has circulated for years, has been thoroughly debunked.
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Debunked TheoriesI wasn't able to totally debunk any of my theories.
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Smith's statistic about "96 percent of search results" has been debunked.
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He claimed the accusations of women against him have been debunked.
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But to say they have been largely debunked goes too far.
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Clinton's claim in that interview has been widely debunked as false.
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Fans have continued to share the video despite it being debunked.
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Last year we debunked dozens of fake photos on the internet.
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These insinuations have been debunked by sites like Snopes and PolitiFact.
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Tax experts, including at the IRS, debunked these claims as bogus.
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That claim was later debunked by multiple accounts of the meeting.
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This myth has been exposed and debunked by two recent studies.
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These claims were debunked at the time as exaggerations and speculation.
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They played key roles in the now-debunked Russia collusion investigation.
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This is a false claim and needs to be debunked immediately.
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Kovaleski has countered that such claims were debunked after the attacks.
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TRUMP: Well, first of all, those stories have been largely debunked.
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First surfacing in 2009, it was debunked by eight independent investigations.
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Over my years in health journalism, I've debunked many dubious claims.
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However, that hypothesis has been thoroughly tested and debunked, he says.
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Many of these images have been debunked, yet they still stand.
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Or, for that matter, that Murray's findings have been thoroughly debunked.
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We're resurfacing an Upshot article from November that debunked the claim.
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The Times coverage back then soundly debunked Trump's version of events.
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The lie of "no contacts" was debunked a long time ago.
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Despite being quickly debunked, the claims went viral on social media.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo revived debunked questions about Biden's conduct.
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So, too, his widely debunked postelection allegations of widespread voter fraud.
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In short, the executive branch's legal reasoning is debunked, Jackson concluded.
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Others promote the debunked link between the MMR vaccine and autism.
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Furthermore, he just keeps repeating such claims after they've been debunked.
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That paper has been debunked, and The Lancet withdrew the study.
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The idea has been widely debunked but persists in some circles.
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But the Times did inadvertently pass along a long-debunked falsehood.
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Trump: Well, first of all, those stories have been largely debunked.
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Still, Spicer's statements particularly stood out for being so easily debunked.
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Debunked myths of magical cooking Negroes, moonlights and magnolias, oh my.
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The assumption that Disney movies are just for kids has been debunked.
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This invented account has already been debunked by eyewitnesses who were there.
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Oddly enough, we actually debunked far fewer things than usual this year.
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The widely debunked film was co-produced by Info Wars' Alex Jones.
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The video is a deepfake, which was first debunked by Lead Stories.
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Trump said: Well, first of all, those stories have been largely debunked.
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In some cases they debunked stereotypes as a means to encourage investment.
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Trump's claim that the accusations against him have been "debunked" is false.
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He also debunked the theory that Peters would be playing a producer.
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Lies, damned lies and half truths Sexual assault accusations against Trump debunked?
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"Well, first of all, those stories have been largely debunked," he replied.
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Anti-vaxxers buy into the thoroughly debunked theory that vaccines cause autism.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It&aposs claimed that it has been debunked for years.
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He's suggested he believes the thoroughly debunked link between vaccines and autism.
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The nonprofit research and journalism group Climate Central debunked this on Friday.
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This is a claim that scientists have debunked time and time again.
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Time and time again, Trump's claims about "fake news" have been debunked.
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So why has this easily-debunked rumor been so prevalent for years?
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The claim has been debunked; but it wins support in the region.
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To be clear, there isn't, and this myth has been repeatedly debunked.
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Time and again, the study that produced this number has been debunked.
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Yet this study has been thoroughly debunked by authorities in the field.
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Yet every independent authority has debunked or even laughed at this excuse.
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The letter listed appearances in which Giuliani peddled debunked information about Biden.
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"It's not only a conspiracy theory, it is completely debunked," Bossert said.
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Read more: 14 of the biggest myths about nutrition and dieting, debunked
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Or how about the power of another videotape that was never debunked?
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That's what happened when Facebook put red flags on debunked fake news.
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The Washington Post's Fact Checker debunked lots of their most common claims.
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A lot of mythology is debunked because there wasn't anything to find.
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In 2018, several medical discoveries were made and health myths were debunked.
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That is just one piece of conventional wisdom that research has debunked.
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Trump's tweets included a slew of previously debunked allegations and misleading claims.
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The Times debunked several of these, but more have continued to spread.
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Research since has debunked the idea that these incidents were decisive factors.
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Our team has also debunked some rumors that spread after the shooting.
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Apparently, Trump had watched some debunked story on Fox News about Sweden.
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The claim was later debunked, and in 2006, Newsweek retracted the article.
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And police departments around the country have debunked reports of abducted children.
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Then he repeated the claim after the National Weather Service debunked it.
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"Borderline irresponsible"Cotton's theory has already been thoroughly debunked by multiple scientists.
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Others have been roundly debunked by science, by data, by human experience.
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Look around on Twitter to see whether the allegation has been debunked.
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Trump repeated multiple false claims that have been debunked on numerous occasions.
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All of the theories Rizzuto tweeted were unfounded or have been debunked.
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His claims at the time were debunked, and in Florida, GOP Sen.
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The website Gossip Cop has debunked some of the above-mentioned reports.
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Many psychological theories have been debunked or diminished in rigorous replication attempts.
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Many alarming claims about 5G technology are linked to bad, debunked science.
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Second, don't make claims that are easily debunked with a Google search.
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Many were videos taken out of context and later debunked by election officials.
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These claims have been debunked, but Brazilians are still lacking strong, categorical truths.
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And it has entertained champions of thoroughly debunked misinformation for scientific advisory roles.
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Several Brazilian veterinarians — as well as most people's common sense — debunked this theory.
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A month before that he was dissecting Clinton's health, spreading widely debunked rumors.
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It made its way around in 2016 before it was debunked then, too.
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So expect Ilhan Omar's fictitious anti-Semitism to be debunked again and again.
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FALSE: Official sources such as police or law enforcement have debunked this information.
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His idea of "animal magnetism" was debunked and similar ones viewed with scepticism.
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The Simpson's prediction went viral on social media but was swiftly debunked Wednesday.
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Just three days ago, rumors of a new Kate Middleton pregnancy were debunked.
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Into that atmosphere — of endless wild theories, all endlessly debunked — came Nicholas Gibbs.
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Borjas has tried to knock down this result, only to be quickly debunked.
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Mashable debunked it back then, along with a slew of other fake photographs.
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The thing is, the myth of MSG sickness has since been thoroughly debunked.
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Cranley debunked claims that some downtown businesses were closing amid concerns over demonstrations.
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That was debunked shortly after it was first proposed in the late-1980s.
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A lot of these critics' worries can be, and have been, empirically debunked.
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Smith is bringing up debunked claims that have been pushed by President Trump.
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" Tonight, Trump alleged, without any evidence, that all the allegations had been "debunked.
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Here's the thing: This isn't some random private citizen pushing debunked conspiracy theories.
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The fact-checking site Snopes has debunked the claim entirely, citing "zero evidence."
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That theory has been debunked by the latest data set released in January.
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The letter listed appearances in which Giuliani brought up debunked information about Biden.
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"It's not been debunked," he insisted, turning the issue back on Mrs. Clinton.
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The lawmaker noted that the claims circulating on social media had been debunked.
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"He should have ordered the ventilators," Trump said, citing a debunked conservative headline.
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Harmful myths and untruths about vaccinations have been scientifically debunked in rigorous ways.
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Debunked posts appearing online has become a problem even for the Election Commission.
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At any rate, this is a theory that Peter Dinklage himself has debunked.
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But in reality, that is a conspiracy theory that has been roundly debunked.
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In the past, she has promoted the debunked theory that vaccines cause autism.
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Chinese news sources, for instance, have debunked the elephant post, per National Geographic.
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The video's claims had already been debunked, and CNN refused to play it.
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"It is completely debunked," Mr. Bossert said of the Ukraine theory on ABC.
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Some of these denials have already been debunked by key witnesses who testified.
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But multiple studies have debunked the theory that sanctuary city policies drive crime.
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President Trump's impeachment defense rests entirely on thoroughly debunked right-wing conspiracy theories.
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Mr. Malviya's claim was debunked, but he refused to take the post down.
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The president grasps at a debunked claim of election interference as impeachment looms.
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Mr. Trump's claims may appear to his opponents to have been embarrassingly debunked.
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Five days later, the same debunked photo image from 2015 was shared again.
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This recent review debunked the notion that probiotics add diversity to the gut.
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A massive study just debunked a pervasive myth about male and female brains
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Yoest has also said that she believes abortions cause breast cancer—a claim that has been thoroughly debunked by cancer experts—and that contraception doesn't reduce abortion rates—an idea that has also been debunked through non-partisan scientific research.
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The charges were debunked and she was declared a martyr several decades too late.
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In fact, numerous studies have debunked most of the negative myths about only children.
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The claim first emerged in 2014 and was debunked by Snopes in another article.
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There is zero evidence of such fraud and the claim has been debunked repeatedly.
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They predictably come back around, no matter how many times they've already been debunked.
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Many fact-checking sites like Snopes, Lead Stories, and BuzzFeed News debunked the story.
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Per Facebook's blog post today: Machine learning helps us identify duplicates of debunked stories.
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Such claims have been repeatedly debunked by fact checkers such as Snopes and Politifact.
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But the conspiracy theory was debunked even before Stone was arrested on January 25.
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The idea that nobody cares about privacy seems to be debunked by this story.
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But the idea that net neutrality stifled innovation or infrastructure has been repeatedly debunked.
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Within 2628 hours of this report, Hope Hicks, a transition spokesperson, debunked the story.
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That video, quickly debunked, was still spread to Trump's 60 million-plus Twitter followers.
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Numerous studies have debunked a now redacted study that incorrectly claimed vaccines cause autism.
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Trump himself debunked the explanation in an interview with NBC's Lester Holt on Thursday.
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He went on to reference a debunked story he told on the campaign trail.
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The link was reported by Slate but was later widely debunked by security experts.
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The idea of paid protesters was rather handily debunked by Snopes, and PolitiFact. 3.
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Problem is, none of the claims were true, and the story was soon debunked.
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This case has been consistently debunked by every jobs report for over two years.
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The notion that any president can bring back coal jobs has been repeatedly debunked.
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This study was debunked in 2010, after the findings were proven to be fraudulent.
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Rather than acknowledging the facts, socialist candidates will instead rely on debunked talking points.
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"The debunked study you're referring to was based on 220006 undecided voters," Clinton tweeted.
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The neuroscience, she says, debunked the myth of the young "superpredator" that preceded it.
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U.S. politicians on Monday sought to remove any doubt and publicly debunked the rumors.
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It was falsely attributed to Stanford University and has been debunked by multiple experts.
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Clinton pointed out that the study Trump referenced was "debunked" and its methodology discredited.
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"The debunked study you're referring to was based on 21 undecided voters," Clinton tweeted.
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In opening statements, House managers examined the debunked conspiracy theories invoked by Pres. Trump.
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Politicians can take an already debunked claim and repeat it in their own ads.
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A. The theory of the "sugar high" has been debunked, yet the myth persists.
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However, Mr. Trump has previously referred to a long-debunked fable about how Gen.
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Facts First: These claims from the President were debunked by the inspector general report.
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They can join the other so-called experts debunked by our new populist overlords.
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Lepore also gives the impression that the theory of nuclear winter has been debunked.
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Many of the major examples of censorship have been debunked or their scope disputed.
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Trump, meanwhile, has pointed to debunked allegations that Ukraine interfered with the 2016 elections.
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These politicians hide behind the lies of Big Abortion — lies which must be debunked.
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A separate Forbes report debunked this claim in June, spurring the New York investigation.
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Posts that have been debunked appear with "False Information" labels that obscure their content.
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"It's not only a conspiracy, it is completely debunked," Bossert told ABC in September.
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Clinton and her family's foundation that circulates in some conservative circles despite being debunked.
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If you were watching mainstream media outlets, you mostly saw the memo debunked, dismissed.
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The White House has reportedly apologized to Britain over debunked Trump Tower wiretapping accusations
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Over time, those who advocate for segregated bathrooms have had each of their arguments debunked.
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The longer message specifically debunked the Oregon Petition before informing participants about the scientific consensus.
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She debunked the spoiler theory when talking to James Corden on The Late Late Show.
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Fact-checkers have debunked claims that Biden was acting with his son's interest in mind.
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The accusations against Biden rely heavily on right-wing conspiracies and have been largely debunked.
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Fact-checkers have also debunked several politicians' claims about border rugs at the southern border.
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When asked about the shooting on Fox News, Patrick brought up the debunked antifa conspiracy.
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In between the last two episodes, the advice to avoid nuts and seeds was debunked.
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Here are five myths debunked: Myth No. 1: Chatbots and bots are the same thing!
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A hoax that keeps going viral repeatedly despite being debunked is called a zombie hoax.
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Wakefield's original study was thoroughly debunked and retracted, and no work since has supported it.
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Pizzagate has, at this point, been debunked over, and over, and over, and over again.
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Vaccines prevent disease without question, and evidence that they cause autism has been thoroughly debunked.
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Giving a wink and a nod to this long-debunked "spying" conspiracy theory is irresponsible.
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Over the years, many medical theories have been debunked and then replaced by new ones.
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Despite being thoroughly debunked, the video continues to surface, causing real-world harm and chaos.
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And while numerous studies have debunked claims that measles vaccinations cause autism, widespread fear persists.
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His assertion was almost immediately debunked, though Trump continued to defend himself, the Times reported.
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While Trump maintains his view on rampant voter fraud, other Republicans have debunked his claims.
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The site says it has affirmed or debunked several rumors since at least Aug. 22017.
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After CNN was made aware of the fake report, it debunked it in a tweet.
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Trump said that an eyewitness has debunked the story, although he did not say who.
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Is it all a simulation (lol OK, I think this theory has prob been debunked)?
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Advertisers fled his show last month after he refused to stop pushing the debunked stories.
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His report, which had been based on unnamed officials, was debunked by other news outlets.
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But Politifact has debunked that ad as false, saying that those taxes didn't go up.
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Trump retweeted Jack Posobiec, who is well-known for promoting debunked "alt-right" conspiracy theories.
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One of the first myths to be debunked: "Right-brain people" are not more creative.
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But more than two-and-a-half years later, Steele's intelligence seems debunked in retrospect.
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The memo's authors apparently intended to suggest that the dossier's dramatic allegations had been debunked.
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Giving a wink and a nod to this long-debunked 'spying' conspiracy theory is irresponsible.
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And many of the nutrition and exercise guidance from your health classes has been debunked.
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Clinton pointed out that the study referenced by Trump was "debunked" and its methodology discredited.
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It's been debunked, but it never stops him from saying whatever he wants to say.
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This is a fantasy, based on one phone survey conducted in 1992, and frequently debunked.
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Below are some of the most common expectations about music festivals, debunked by its reality.
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Social scientists gained some authority in the courtroom, presenting research that debunked longstanding gender stereotypes.
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For instance, during an interview in late 2017, CNN host John Berman quickly debunked Rep.
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The arguments supporting the repeal were based largely on already debunked myths about the law.
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" Muir then said the basis of Trump's false assertions had been "debunked" and was "false.
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This "reverse wireless charging" concept was debunked mere hours before the start of the event.
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Naomi O'Leary, a journalist with Politico, initially debunked those stories in a post on Twitter.
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I think that the most common myth to be debunked is the issue of size.
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I know that she's debunked the theory, but it sounds a little fake to me.
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It has been inflated, exalted, disputed and debunked almost from the moment Kennedy was assassinated.
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Let's look at some common First Amendment arguments; illuminated and debunked by a constitutional expert.
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But despite the video being debunked, Rowling's tweets were still online as of Sunday afternoon.
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Trump soon after debunked that list, saying few, if any, of those were being considered.
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But so far, that information has been largely discredited, debunked or recanted by key players.
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The watchdog report debunked this and other conspiracies that Trump and his allies have peddled.
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The link has been debunked but continues to be held by those who oppose vaccinations.
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Along the way, Giuliani and Nunes publicly promoted many of the debunked theories about Biden.
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She also embraced anti-vaxxer conspiracy theories, repeating the debunked science that vaccines cause autism.
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The report was later debunked but the change in perspective by the police was clear.
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But just as quickly as the photo went viral, it's also being debunked with incredible speed.
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On Twitter, the author debunked the rumors of a Cursed Child trilogy not once, but twice.
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The Obama administration denied the claim, and the FBI and NSA debunked it under oath. Rep.
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Spicer doubled down on this lie in his press briefing, citing debunked theories about voter fraud.
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Most reports were eventually debunked as weather balloons, the planet Venus or even oddly shaped clouds.
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About a month after the story was debunked by prosecutors, GoFundMe refunded all of the donations.
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So have the attempted distractions, chiefly Mr Trump's debunked ravings about Mr Obama wiretapping Trump Tower.
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The accusations against Biden rely heavily on right-wing conspiracy theories and have been largely debunked.
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Yet another Republican official is out there pushing a long-debunked conspiracy theory about Minnesota Rep.
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Officials should be very active on social media, to make sure that hoaxes are debunked quickly.
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"If there is a hate crime that gets debunked I report on it," Soave told me.
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The measles vaccine is safe and effective, despite the thoroughly debunked myth that vaccines cause autism.
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In response to the claim that his theory has been debunked, Gadoury didn't mince his words.
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This report also debunked several myths regarding the markets and industries in which LOBs are found.
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McEnany's Twitter profile still included tweets spreading the debunked, fake conspiracy birther theory about President Obama.
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But some of those have been debunked, or were vague enough that could not be verified.
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He has made debunked and unsubstantiated claims about millions of illegal votes in the 2016 election.
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But the paper raises one of the same concerns LaCour's study did before it was debunked.
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But his initial proof was swiftly debunked and doubts remain if he is the right man.
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Although the supernatural theories have been debunked, the base is still associated with aliens and UFOs.
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In 2018 alone, [debunked stat about terrorists crossing the southern border] crossed into the United States.
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Giuliani has also been criticized for citing debunked conspiracy theories to justify his actions on Ukraine.
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Antivaccine advocates often argue that autism is caused by vaccines, yet this theory has been debunked.
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Never in the history of man has one been debunked to the satisfaction of the believer.
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"This researcher's inaccurate claim has been debunked since it was made in 2016," the spokesperson said.
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The report had been generally debunked, but as the team looked closer, kernels of truth emerged.
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At the White House press briefing, Miller cited research by Borjas that supposedly debunked Card's findings.
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The stated rationale for making voting harder — fears of widespread voter fraud — has been thoroughly debunked.
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Some scientists later debunked the claim, but there is no doubt that Mexico rocked Germany's world.
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The moderators explicitly debunked his claims on prescription drugs, and he didn't have a good defense.
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Mr. Nunes repeated the debunked claim that the social network was "shadow banning" Republicans, including him.
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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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This claim was never believable, but now we know the president's own top aides debunked it.
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The crisis debunked the idea that buyers and sellers can always agree on a right price.
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Hours after a terrorist attack in Spain, Mr. Trump recalled a debunked event in which Gen.
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Even those who served Trump, including Kurt Volker, his special envoy to Ukraine, have debunked that.
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By floating a series of debunked conspiracy theories about Ukraine meddling in the election, of course!
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Horowitz debunked a conspiracy theory that President Donald Trump invented weeks after taking office in 2017.
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Promoting unfounded or debunked concerns about the safety of vaccines is demonstrably dangerous to public health.
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So why would the president make this easily debunked claim that there was widespread voter fraud?
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He shielded Trump's debunked claims that millions of people voted illegally in the 2016 presidential election.
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Tap the link in the bio to learn what other summer hair loss myths we debunked.
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In the plea agreement, federal prosecutors debunked conspiracy theories about the case that had circulated online.
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The myth of widespread Muslim complicity in terror attacks has been debunked both often and thoroughly.
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Journalists ranging from MSNBC's Joy Reid to Fox News's Shep Smith have methodically debunked the theory.
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The protesters were defending the debunked conspiracy theory that linked Hillary Clinton to a sex-trafficking ring.
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Gossip Cop had debunked that rumor, but our real-life Ally officially busted it on social media.
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In another instance, CNN host Chris Cuomo debunked a conspiracy theory pushed by Jordan in two minutes.
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" Mayer also Halsey if she'd ever "genuinely felt kind of sad when a dating rumor gets debunked.
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We debunked fewer than 30 images and GIFs this year but it wasn't for lack of material.
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Death As with most studies, some of these studies were debunked, or downgraded from emergency-level status.
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Then it became all hopes went for Robert Mueller and his witch hunt, that has been debunked.
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Recorded lectures claim to offer medical backing to debunked myths via a series of anti-vaccine experts.
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Anti-vaccination campaigns are driven by misinformation, such as the repeatedly debunked claim that vaccines cause autism.
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Scientists have repeatedly debunked a now-retracted study from the 1990s that falsely claimed vaccines cause autism.
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In contrast, 66 online articles and posts questioned or debunked the story's claim in the intervening months.
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While Yamano may have debunked the photo, the question of how Earhart actually died still goes unanswered.
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Weight loss shows like The Biggest Loser have been debunked and criticized for treating contestants like hamsters.
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A long-standing theory suggesting that the were left long ago by flowing rivers was just debunked.
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His entire political life was begun amid a debunked conspiracy theory about former President Barack Obama's birthplace.
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His study, which was debunked and found to be fraudulent, was retracted by The Lancet after publication.
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This article also originally stated that the institute promotes the widely debunked notion that vaccines cause autism.
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The AP is cracking down on fake news, even if it's old and has already been debunked.
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Bloomberg's claims have been largely debunked — or not proven to the standard that many have called for.
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But climate scientists have repeatedly debunked this theory, which largely relies on cherry-picked global temperature projections.
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According to Mander, however, this basic restorative theory of sleep has been debunked for being too simplistic.
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Almost from the moment of Michelle Remembers' publication, its claims and allegations were repeatedly and thoroughly debunked.
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In 1992, the Department of Justice thoroughly debunked the myth of the ritualistic satanic sex abuse cult.
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Instead, the Chinese envoy debunked a four-year-old, inaccurate tweet that Trump wrote about global warming.
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Indeed, a study conducted by the Royal Astronomical Society debunked that objection almost 15 years ago. Finally.
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"He says 'ISIS is attacking me'; this was debunked in eight minutes by Twitter," Mr. Miller said.
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Even after the police debunked the claim, Russia's foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, continued to chastise Germany.
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"But no matter what the reason is behind it, their stories are still easily debunked," she said.
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This election has given us a barrage of dubious claims that need to be verified or debunked.
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A New Jersey mayor who boosted a debunked conspiracy theory about the school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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The Statistician Who Debunked Sexist Myths About Skull Size and Intelligence By Leila McNeill in Smithsonian Magazine.
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If these now-debunked bottles had been authentic, their combined value would've been an estimated £635,000 ($805,624).
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Democrats are calling the memo GOP talking points about debunked conspiracy theories meant to discredit the FBI.
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The notion of a widespread conspiracy was debunked by Nancy Tanner, a judge in Potter County, Tex.
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That claim was debunked in the early 1960s by a study that involved interviews with 50 patients.
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Priapic letters, addressed to a licentious countess, inflamed scholarly minds until Polish criminologists debunked them as fabrications.
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"VA privatization is a myth that has been thoroughly debunked," spokesman Randal Noller wrote in an email.
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Many rumors about Ebola are circulating and must be debunked, according to the health ministry's Twitter feed.
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We've debunked that idea before in this newsletter, but now there is scientific proof that it's nonsense.
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This allegation is simply untrue, and it has been widely debunked by Ukrainian and American experts alike.
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So I co-wrote a scholarly article with Eric Schatzberg that debunked it again, step by step.
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And I hope Joe Biden stops trying to divide workers with this now wholly debunked talking point.
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At this point, however, the debt obsession has been thoroughly debunked by both economic research and experience.
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The National Weather Service debunked that claim -- but Trump, as is his way, dug in his heels.
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Numerous current and former American officials — including James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director — have debunked the claim.
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Vaccines do not cause autism, and the study claiming they do has been debunked for a decade.
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Instead, Republicans have widely embraced debunked conspiracy theories that Ukraine — not Russia — was the actual election interloper.
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Lesotho blankets The CIA also debunked Lesotho blankets, which can turn into light shields in the movie.
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D'Souza's smear of Soros, born a Hungarian Jew in Budapest in 1930, has been comprehensively debunked elsewhere.
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Scientists have debunked the theory that legendary rock star Jimi Hendrix introduced parakeets to the United Kingdom.
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Last week Pompeo leaned into the debunked theory promoted by Trump that Ukraine interfered in the election.
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He also pressured Zelensky to launch an inquiry into a debunked conspiracy theory on the 2016 election.
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Giuliani also promoted a debunked conspiracy that it was Ukraine, not Russia, that hacked the 2016 election.
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Dr. Jen Gunter debunked seven fertility myths and shared her personal experiences caring for very premature twins.
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But the claim that "Mueller wasn't obstructed in any way" is clearly debunked by the Mueller report itself.
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A Snopes writer is checking to see if this supposed link is one that needs to be debunked.
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Witt's story was first debunked by Buzzfeed who contacted the police in Sheridan, Colorado for the full story.
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O'Reilly dismissed the theory, which isn't new and has been previously debunked by Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle.
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It was rapidly debunked and Whelan was forced to apologize, but a goodly number of conservatives — including Sen.
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At one point the company placed red warning labels on debunked articles to discourage people from spreading them.
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To support his debunked claims in the past, Trump has tweeted links to a handful of fringe websites.
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Trump's statement on turbines and cancer parrots claims popularized years ago, known as the (debunked) wind turbine syndrome.
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The misinformation has been debunked by BuzzFeed News, Snopes, and other publications, but it continues to spread online.
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In an interview with Elite Daily, actor Christian Navarro debunked the popular theory that Tony is a ghost.
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The Buffalo Chronicle's publisher, Matthew Ricchiazzi, said he has never been contacted by Facebook regarding his debunked reports.
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A NHTSA study Tesla cited to support that claim has been debunked by independent researchers, Quality Control Systems.
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It's also based on utterly dubious claims that first surfaced and were debunked close to two years ago.
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All of the stories were eventually debunked by Facebook's third-party fact checkers and demoted in News Feed.
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Speaking of the DNC servers, Trump resurfaced debunked theories about Imran Awan, a staffer for Democrats, stealing data.
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Anti-vaxxer activists have stoked fears among Minnesota's Somali community about the debunked link between vaccines and autism.
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The blood-type diet — otherwise known as "Eat Right 4 Your Type" — has by now been soundly debunked.
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Rumors of the show's departure had popped up a few times over the years, but were quickly debunked.
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The idea that immigrants, but particularly undocumented folks, are hardened criminals has been debunked over and over again.
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FALSE: Official sources such as police or law enforcement or others with direct knowledge have debunked this information.
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As Mr Kragh notes, such fakes often continue to circulate on social media long after they are debunked.
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Snopes has a good in-depth write up of the theory's history and why it is easily debunked.
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The difference seems obvious: Statements of fact, even ones that aren't true, can be definitively verified or debunked.
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Hannity has been criticized recently for promoting debunked conspiracy theories about a murdered DNC staffer on his show.
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Some people are claiming Gator Chris' photos are theirs, while hoaxes like this previously debunked shark have resurfaced.
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PS – I'm still waiting for an apology for the debunked Wikileaks story you wrote about me last year!
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Tampa moved in 2017 to prevent conversion therapy, a debunked practice that aims to change individuals' sexual orientation.
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Trump sought to pursue the debunked conspiracy theory that Ukraine, not Russia, meddled in the 2016 U.S. elections.
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Meanwhile, the notion that the price of natural gas might spiral upward as exports grow has been debunked.
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"Trump is closing his campaign with discredited conspiracies, debunked attacks and dangerous vitriol," a Clinton campaign official said.
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The myth of the foreign "free-riders" was invented by the drug industry, and debunked in several analyses.
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Mr. Giuliani has also questioned Hillary Clinton's mental and physical health, buttressing his charges with debunked internet memes.
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A lie that all the fact checkers in the world debunked when he started saying it long ago.
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Poles are used to hearing extravagant tales of lost war loot, and also to hearing the tales debunked.
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Under the terms of the bet, the video must receive more than 2 million views before being debunked.
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Though it appears that the fan theories were more rumors than reality when Hilton quickly debunked the reports.
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But after examining that skull, the team quickly debunked the myth, saying it belonged to an old woman.
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Damore's memo has been enthusiastically and thoroughly debunked by scientists who are, unlike Brooks, experts on the matter.
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Since the 2016 election, Trump's repeated assertions of widespread voter fraud have been debunked over and over again.
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After those claims were repeatedly debunked (often by telecom executives themselves), ISPs stopped offering any technical justification whatsoever.
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Dawson also tried to argue that iPhones secretly record everything that you say, which has been conclusively debunked.
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As I began to dig deeper into the history of oyster ice cream, the myths were quickly debunked.
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Two of the events perpetuated the very canard that King himself debunked -- the falsehood that Zionism is racism.
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"Knee-Knock Rise" (1970) was sparked by the memory of loss when her older sister debunked Santa Claus.
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There have been a great many theories about how Trump will eventually lose that have been utterly debunked.
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How did this idea become so entrenched in Washington, and why does it persist despite being repeatedly debunked?
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Although some examples of fake news did emerge during the German election, they were quickly identified and debunked.
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Taiwan Fact-Check Center has debunked the claims and international observers have found no evidence to support them.
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The former vice president has denied doing so and the GOP claims have been debunked by fact checkers.
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Another would have been aimed at examining a debunked conspiracy theory over election interference in the 2016 election.
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Giuliani also promoted a debunked conspiracy that it was Ukraine, not Russia, that hacked the 2016 U.S. election.
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Fact checkers have debunked the President's false claims that there was widespread voter fraud during the 2016 election.
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Instead, Miller clung to two previously debunked examples, while criticizing reporters for not taking the topic more seriously.
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The theory has been "completely debunked," according to former homeland security officials, former White House officials and others.
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Trump also pressured Zelensky to launch an inquiry into a debunked conspiracy theory linked to the 2016 election.
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He has made debunked claims about corruption, and there is no evidence that the Bidens engaged in wrongdoing.
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He has made debunked claims about corruption, and there is no evidence that the Bidens engaged in wrongdoing.
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The idea of Ukrainian meddling has also been debunked, most recently by witnesses testifying in the impeachment proceedings.
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The mainstream media repeatedly debunked this ridiculous claim and called it for what it is: anti-Semitism. 2.
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Ranking Member Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) did that by mostly ignoring the facts and peddling debunked conspiracy theories.
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Yet, when the monstrous lie was debunked and this Democrat conspiracy dissolved into dust, you did not apologize.
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"Every argument that was put forth by my colleagues on the other side has been debunked," said Rep.
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He basically really debunked Sondland's version of events by making clear how explicit the quid pro quo was.
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There are many theories that date back to earlier centuries, but most of them have been completely debunked.
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Trump was an early public proponent of the debunked conspiracy theory that Obama was not an American citizen.
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Many anti-vaccination activists believe vaccines are linked to autism, even though the idea has been widely debunked.
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For marijuana, some research initially suggested a link between smoking and lung cancer, but that has been debunked.
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Reports in Russian state-owned media that the Syrian Army deployed Russian robots have been debunked, for example.
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The idea of a "taste map" — that certain regions of tongue detect certain flavors — has been enthusiastically debunked.
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The videos purported to show Planned Parenthood representatives discussing the sale of fetal tissue and have been debunked. Rep.
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And here are some quake myths that need to be debunked, like California falling into the Pacific Ocean. 4.
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If an outside fact checker like Snopes had debunked the original post, that could appear in Related Articles too.
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But we can start small: Here are seven myths in health and science that were decisively debunked this year.
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But even after Sanders's misleading claimed were debunked live on national TV, Nielsen decided to push them on Twitter.
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"This researcher's inaccurate claim has been debunked since it was made in 2016," a company spokesperson told Business Insider.
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Fact-checkers have patiently debunked this narrative, which comes from a book "Clinton Cash", written by a conservative journalist.
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But Dr Ahmed Kelebi, managing director of Lancet, said such claims were based on debunked misinterpretations of their data.
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While that idea was widely debunked, the grain of truth there is that mindless spending can make you broke.
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Anti-vaccination content on Facebook extends beyond the thoroughly debunked myth that vaccines cause autism, a new study reports.
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The debunked Pizzagate theory started after Democratic National Committee chairman John Podesta's emails were leaked following a 2016 hack.
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This is by no means the first study that has debunked health myths associated with a gluten-free lifestyle.
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Scientists may have since debunked the food as an aphrodisiac, but the point is, we all have our thing.
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Just as science has debunked the vaccine causation hypothesis, it also casts strong doubt that any autism "epidemic" exists.
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Bringing up inane, debunked conspiracy theories about Foster's death isn't going to get the press to take them seriously.
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Worse, their campaigns are reverting atavistically to claims made after the referendum in 2016 that have since been debunked.
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That theory was widely debunked at the time, and the editorial caught deserved flak from across the political spectrum.
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This myth that Drake is less reckless and more chivalrous than rappers like, say, Future, needs to be debunked.
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Fainting spells reported during a Toronto International Film Festival screening have been debunked as a hoax, according to Jezebel.
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Instagram also doesn't alert users when they interact with a post that's been debunked the way that Facebook does.
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The research debunked this myth as it found that 22019 percent of LOBs sell to the complete domestic market.
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But what deserves to be debunked is the idea that the public at large is clamoring for Trump's tweets.
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That notion has been debunked by growing mounds of evidence that sexual orientation is mainly determined by genetic factors.
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In a review of the evidence, researchers debunked the notion that urine color is an accurate marker of hydration.
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Citing now-debunked studies from the 1950s, he even makes a case for why underage sex can be healthy.
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Tom already debunked the "fake butt" rumors this week, and now Annabelle is backing that up ... no buns intended.
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But the rumour was subsequently debunked, oddly enough, with the original article containing the information pulled from the web.
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Arpaio also opened a probe into former President Barack Obama's birth certificate -- a claim that has been thoroughly debunked.
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The scientific community fears that such a panel would give credence to debunked theories tying childhood immunizations to autism.
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The White House's story was easily debunked—and yet they've stuck to it, even as more contradictory evidence emerges.
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" (That claim has been widely debunked.) Choe sat me down for a video called "Who Started the Korean War?
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It was not immediately clear why Mr. Abbas repeated the allegation on Thursday, days after it was widely debunked.
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Goop, actress Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle website, removed a claim about a brand it was promoting after NASA debunked it.
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The Hill: The Health and Human Services Department confirmed it reassigned a controversial official involved with debunked conspiracy theories.
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Lamar Smith cited a debunked study to claim Google (GOOGL) provides biased results for searches about President Donald Trump.
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The spokesperson said Instagram will soon begin reducing the reach of posts that have been debunked by fact-checkers.
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Andresen has previously espoused the debunked conspiracy theory that former President Obama is secretly a follower of the religion.
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The film was widely debunked but, still, someone told a Tonic editor they were going vegan after watching it.
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But George R.R. Martin has actually debunked the fan theory that Coldhands and Benjen Stark are the same person.
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He also points to sky-high valuations in the private sector that are being debunked by the public markets.
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"I am not a poorly disguised mass of crabs wearing the skin of bloated human," reads one debunked fact.
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But this trope is based on a long-debunked idea that undersells how unusual and interesting real swarms are.
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Yes, Trump was admonished in the media and his logic debunked, but his anti-Muslim plans didn't disqualify him.
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Fact-checkers spring into action when Mr. Trump mischaracterizes immigration law or passes off debunked fables as historical facts.
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In The Times recently, Sarah Anderson debunked some myths about corporate taxes, and the Editorial Board offered an overview.
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The story was later debunked by fact checkers, but it received tens of thousands of likes, shares and comments.
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The former vice president has denied doing so and the GOP claims have been debunked by fact-checkers. Sen.
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But it was the aftermath of the rumor, which was debunked relatively quickly, that left them bewildered and angry.
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Trump's claim that illegal immigrants are responsible for a crime wave in the United States has been thoroughly debunked.
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We showed the teenagers clips of unrealistic rescues on the TV show "Grey's Anatomy," and then we debunked them.
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Parents continue to ask me whether vitamin K might cause childhood cancer, though this suggested association has been debunked.
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President Trump and his allies are pushing debunked claims of corruption by Mr. Biden as a counternarrative to impeachment.
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That notion has been widely debunked, and critics have argued that the panel is essentially a voter suppression tool.
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But the Justice Department watchdog report debunked several other Trump-backed conspiracy theories, in addition to the wiretap claims.
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While conservative claims that tax cuts "pay for themselves" have been thoroughly debunked, public invests in infrastructure are different.
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Trump also asked Ukraine to investigate a debunked theory that Ukraine, not Russia, interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Nearly all of these theories have been recanted, debunked or discredited by witnesses who testified in the impeachment inquiry.
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Each of these theories has been debunked, but Giuliani raised them all on OAN, focusing heavily on the Bidens.
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Fact checkers have debunked President Donald Trump's false claims that there was widespread voter fraud during the 2016 election.
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But now his legacy may be something else altogether: The guy who spread a debunked conspiracy theory about Ukraine.
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"Autism's False Prophets" (2008) concentrates on the thoroughly debunked assertion that the neurological condition autism results from childhood vaccines.
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Some informed observers say there's nothing to this, and story five on our list claims the FBI debunked this.
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White House doubles down on Trump's debunked voter-fraud claims White House doubles down on Trump's debunked voter-fraud claims Donald Trump continues to believe that widespread voter fraud is why he lost the popular vote (by 2.9 million, something he apparently just can't let go) — and his press secretary backs him up.
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P.S. My theory about Hart being a figment of Naz's imagination was totally debunked, as seen in the shower scene.
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From his first moments as a candidate, Trump regularly made statements that were not only untrue but were easily debunked.
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The allegations about the Democratic primary presidential candidate was picked up by some right-wing websites before eventually being debunked.
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Some of these posts included debunked conspiracy theories about the investigation and called it a "deep state coup" against Trump.
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It's really remarkable that after years of being debunked, the hoaxers still manage to get the image to go viral.
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And Barr has trafficked in conspiracy theories and strange, debunked beliefs since long before she was back on the airwaves.
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There was just one problem: The Time cover was an Internet meme that was debunked as a hoax years ago.
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Some claims have been debunked, while others have held up over time; some remain unproven while others are partially true.
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New York Times still used that debunked theory from an editorial from June last year to the Congressional baseball game.
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In a statement Thursday, Pounder said he was glad Spanberger's "false and misleading allegations" had been "debunked" by the USPS.
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The claim that Hillary Clinton sold 20% of the US's uranium supply to Russia has been debunked by numerous outlets.
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It's directed by the disgraced doctor Andrew Wakefield, who is responsible for the thoroughly debunked misconception that vaccines cause autism.
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The source — like many others in Trumpworld — appropriated a (debunked) campaign insult ("Cocaine Mitch") as a mark of newfound respect.
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Vaccination rates are often low in these regions, further refuting already debunked claims about a link between vaccines and autism.
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Reality check: The $3,874 figure appears to be from a debunked internet rumor about payments received by refugees in Canada.
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Apple debunked rumors on Monday that the company was developing a tool to help users switch from iOS to Android.
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" Across cable news and social media, journalists constantly fact-checked, decried, and debunked conspiracy theories, fake news, and "alternative facts.
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The study that originally suggested the link has been thoroughly debunked and retracted, and no work since has supported it.
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Today, they are more amplified than ever, with new conspiracies appearing as quickly as the old ones can be debunked.
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" Trump echoed that approach in the debate on Wednesday, claiming the stories have been "largely debunked" and are "all fiction.
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Although the story's lead anecdote was quickly debunked, it remains true that sexual assault is a problem on college campuses.
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Nonpartisan fact-checkers have repeatedly debunked this claim, as you can see at PolitiFact, FactCheck, CNN, and the Washington Post.
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Though he lost his medical license and the study was widely debunked and retracted, he nonetheless built up a following.
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A lot of what has come out in advance about the film is easily debunked once you actually see it.
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But some ultra-Orthodox rabbis endorse the debunked tenets of the antivaccination movement, contributing to a relatively low vaccination rate.
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Not only was that debunked in a BuzzFeed News report, the journal that published it eventually retracted Daysy's study entirely.
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Barr also claimed that philanthropist and billionaire George Soros was a Nazi, a conspiracy theory that's been debunked by Snopes.
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Dick Durbin (D-IL) debunked his talking point, saying that drug smuggling through ports of entry is the real issue.
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Remember Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" condom campaign (later debunked as a hoax, but still), or Avicii's pop-up store rubbers?
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One important thing to note: Brown was one of the scientists who debunked Pluto as a planet back in 2006.
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Others attempted to use folklore as "proof" that the fictional character had to be white, something that was quickly debunked.
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Only by repeating the majority's tired and debunked claims that broadband investment and innovation screeched to a halt in 2015.
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The widely debunked claim is based on a incomplete reading of a Soros quote during a 1998 "60 minutes" interview.
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Most prominently, he peddled the debunked claim that a Washington pizzeria was a front for Democrats to sexually abuse children.
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But he was undeterred on Monday evening and again peddled false claims, including some of his most thoroughly debunked fables.
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There is no evidence that any aspect of the conspiracy theory is true, and multiple media outlets have debunked it.
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Darla Shine devoted much of the time on her radio show to spreading unfounded and debunked conspiracy theories about vaccinations.
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His stories debunked theories of a savage "Dark Continent" and revealed new information on the civilizations of the Western Sudan.
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Southern used the opportunity to argue that women frequently falsely report rape, and that transgenderism is somehow debunked by science.
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His efforts to take the debunked theory mainstream foreshadowed how he would become an imposing competitor in the presidential campaign.
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But the fact that Republicans have chosen such a widely debunked approach to achieve this goal undermines the party's credibility.
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While that myth has been largely debunked, the high water content in grapefruit may make it a natural appetite suppressant.
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Facebook users labeled Rohingya "cockroaches" and posted screenshots from a debunked video claiming to show Rohingya slaughtering and cannibalizing Hindus.
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Mr. Trump continued to use the talking point throughout his campaign, even as reports of such celebrations were repeatedly debunked.
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The idea that vaccines are somehow linked to autism has been widely debunked, but still persists among anti-vaccination activists.
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He warned Trump not to trot out previously debunked allegations that the President has made about El Paso's crime rate.
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That was later debunked by the Justice Departments' Inspector General report, but Trump had succeeded in spreading that baseless information.
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Many of those viral articles have been debunked with official, medically supported explanations that include SIDS, pneumonia and accidental asphyxiation.
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These experts, in turn, disseminate the information to reporters, and it reaches thousands of readers before it can be debunked.
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The term comes from their belief, debunked by historians, that only 3 percent of American colonists fought in the Revolution.
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A North Dakota Republican state senator on Monday reportedly shared a debunked photo on Facebook that he claimed included Rep.
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"This is not the first time that these claims have been made and they have already been debunked," wrote Plonsker.
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" The Biden campaign said the claim should be covered by Facebook's pledge to reject political ads with "previously debunked content.
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Trump also asked Zelenskiy to look into a debunked theory that Ukraine, not Russia, interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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Many of those who are against vaccinations believe vaccines cause autism, a theory that has been debunked by multiple studies.
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Trump also asked Zelenskiy to investigate a debunked conspiracy theory that Ukraine, not Russia, interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.
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The idea that Guardiola would have to compromise his beliefs, to meet English soccer's conventions halfway, has been comprehensively debunked.
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Trump also wanted Ukraine to investigate a debunked conspiracy theory that alleged Ukrainian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The solution, previously touted as a "cure" for autism, has been repeatedly debunked by the FDA as dangerous industrial bleach.
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He is best known for promoting the debunked "Pizzagate" conspiracy theory, which alleges that top Democrats led a pedophilia ring.
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On Monday, James Comey debunked those charges, certifying them as the gaseous fulminations we more or less knew they were.
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Trump also pushed Zelensky to launch an inquiry into a debunked conspiracy theory about Ukraine interfering in the 2016 election.
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Impeachment witnesses have contradicted the corruption narrative, and Trump&aposs assertions about Europe not aiding Ukraine have also been debunked.
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It also debunked a number of conspiracy theories advanced by the president or his allies over the last several years.
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In that report, informally known as the Jordan Commission, she debunked concepts of illegal immigration that have found support today.
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The shark photo circulated on social media Monday, but was widely debunked as fake and not relating to Hurricane Harvey.
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It began with a now long-debunked project spearheaded by [former White House strategist Stephen] Bannon during the presidential campaign.
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Literature and hotlines spread debunked theories about immunizations, falsely warning that they cause autism and lead to other health problems.
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The second most searched for body on the list is basically an urban myth that has been debunked by Snopes.
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Trump later seized on Nunes' contradictory assertions to bolster his debunked claims, saying he felt "somewhat" vindicated by Nunes' briefing.
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Relatedly, he also claims that things have been "debunked" when they haven't been — like the sexual assault allegations against him.
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Relatedly, he also claims that things have been "debunked" when they haven't been — like the sexual assault allegations against him.
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But here's the thing: The whole concept of holiday weight gain is largely a myth — one that's been debunked by science.
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Even once the tweets were debunked by trustworthy sources, users made little effort to make sure their followers were properly informed.
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While many media outlets have debunked Trump's claims of widespread voter fraud, Infowars has long been pushing a fraudulent vote narrative.
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The claim of widespread voter fraud in the 2016 presidential election, which Trump argued in late November, has been widely debunked.
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We'll keep an eye on this wacky-ass story and be sure to update you should it be confirmed or debunked.
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In an interview with Russian news agency Sputnik, published in December 2017, she debunked most of the claims made about her.
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She expressed extreme displeasure with how The Times has covered the debunked notion Biden abused his office to benefit his son.
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Inhofe then went on to claim that no scientific consensus exists about climate change — a myth that NASA itself has debunked.
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When users click on the warning, Twitter will direct them to reputable news sources that have debunked the information, when available.
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I still think the worst one I ever posted was the person that "debunked" the Holocaust using Minecraft... It's pretty upsetting.
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News source debunked rumors of a Stone-Theroux fling, and Lawrence is reportedly dating New York City art gallerist Cooke Maroney.
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This was promptly challenged by other Reddit users and debunked: the shipments of said bathwater hadn't even been sent out yet.
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In Hawaii, too, people seeking abortion care are at the mercy of burdensome restrictions that have been plainly debunked by science.
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Still, Schemer says he's reassured by the speed with which many hoaxes have been debunked by the media and law enforcement.
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That is different from a politician's own claim or statement — even if the substance of that claim has been debunked elsewhere.
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Kennedy has claimed that thimerosal, a mercury-based additive in vaccines causes neurological disorders in children — a theory that's been debunked.
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"Those stories have been largely debunked," Trump said, despite the fact that some of the women's stories are corroborated by others.
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The myth of widespread voter fraud in the U.S. has been debunked multiple times by researchers, government officials, and federal courts.
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A vocal fringe of U.S. parents cite concerns the vaccine may cause autism, despite scientific studies that have debunked such claims.
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At our world premiere, at the great Michael Moore's Traverse City Film Festival in Michigan, audiences debunked the haters in spades.
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Facebook also says it's now taking advantage of new machine learning technology to help it find duplicates of already debunked stories.
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Fox News has retracted from its website a debunked report concerning Seth Rich, a DNC staffer who was murdered last year.
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A vocal fringe of U.S. parents cites concerns the vaccine may cause autism, despite scientific studies that have debunked such claims.
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This debunked the well-entrenched notion that Clinton enjoyed a historically large advantage with this demographic and among women in general.
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The company previously introduced "disputed" tags, which would appear when people shared stories that had been debunked by Facebook's fact checkers.
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Not the dead human kind, but rather the fake "facts" that have been debunked and disproven but refuse to die online.
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A really good case study in how impossible a visceral notion can be to dislodge, even when it's been comprehensively debunked.
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Two years ago, a seemingly groundbreaking study said it could — until it was debunked as a piece of brazen scientific fraud.
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Convinced that this "neoliberal" worldview has since been debunked, he says, Germans will march because they distrust markets, firms and globalisation.
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Her solution was to meet Mr Asscher and, among other things, get him to commission the study which debunked the poll.
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The registration law took effect in 2013 as the Republican lawmakers voiced familiar but widely debunked warnings of rampant voter fraud.
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In the video, Pai dances to the "Harlem Shake," beside Martina Markota, known for spreading the thoroughly debunked Pizzagate conspiracy theory.
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" Gizmodo contacted NASA, and a spokesman debunked the claim, saying it does "not have any conductive carbon material lining the spacesuits.
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Many scholars have debunked that narrative, among them David Greenberg, a professor of history, journalism and media studies at Rutgers University.
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" (This claim had been widely debunked.) Late that night, Sanders tweeted that "Trump Derangement Syndrome" had become an "epidemic among Democrats.
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"Virtually every Clinton-related matter that President Trump complains about has been well-litigated, carefully examined and completely debunked," Conyers said.
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He was part of the team in the mid-1990s that debunked widely circulated projections of power consumption by the internet.
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This shark seems to appear on social media during any major rain event, but Snopes first debunked this image in 2011.
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In the video, Pai dances to the "Harlem Shake," beside Martina Markota, known for spreading the thoroughly debunked Pizzagate conspiracy theory.
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He has also promoted the notion that vaccines cause autism, a claim that has been widely debunked by doctors and scientists.
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Observatories receive regular letters from writers who say they have disproven Einstein's theories, debunked the Big Bang, or dined with extraterrestrials.
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While official historians have debunked that the Vikings made an appearance in North America before Columbus did, the myth has persisted.
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Frequently debunked claims that some of the 9/11 hijackers entered the United States through the Canadian border remain doggedly persistent.
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Other frequent targets of the president's disdain, CNN and MSNBC, have debunked his claims with onscreen headlines and endless panel discussions.
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"Could somebody please debunk this blog post, if it can be debunked?" he finally posted on the Reddit forum r/badscience.
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In the early 2000s, after a now-debunked study attempted to link autism to vaccines, the program received several thousand claims.
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It's often disappointing to read about: Many times the debunked ideas were, ultimately, about helping people become better versions of themselves.
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Officials in states adopting the requirements usually cite fears of widespread fraud, a concern debunked by researchers and election officials themselves.
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A couple of weeks have passed since my exam, and I can confirm that this theory has yet to be debunked.
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It was once recommended that those with back problems sleep on a very firm mattress, but that advice is long debunked.
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The show&aposs star Penn Badgley has revealed hints about season three in interviews and has debunked a popular fan theory.
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This investigation was related to a debunked conspiracy theory alleging that Ukraine, not Russia, interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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CNN's Facts First team has debunked various versions of Biden's claim that he opposed the war from the moment it started.
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Raymond Kolcaba, Chagrin Falls, Ohio Socrates would surely scoff at this empathy craze and appreciate its being debunked in First Words.
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The spokeswoman also said she didn't recall the congressman pushing the debunked Ukraine theory that Trump and his allies have floated.
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He also pushed Ukraine to probe a debunked theory that Ukraine, rather than Russia, hacked a Democratic Party server in 2016.
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There is no evidence to support the first allegation, and the second has been thoroughly debunked by the American intelligence community.
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The debunked conspiracy claimed the determination was instead made to taint Trump's presidential victory and to blame Russia for the hack.
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Nutrition specialist Patricia Deuster, who developed the official Special Operations forces nutrition guide, has previously debunked the diet&aposs military connections.
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Thirty-five states have yet to ban the dangerous and debunked practice of 'conversion therapy,' which is harming our young people.
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The app will add "false information" labels that obscure posts that have been debunked by Facebook's fact checkers, the company announced.
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BuzzFeed is maintaining a list of debunked coronavirus claims, relating to its origin, potential treatments, and faked government communications about it.
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Andrew tried to clear his name in a car crash interview with the BBC with many of his claims quickly debunked.
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Two years later, in June, former Trump adviser Roger Stone revived the debunked CrowdStrike conspiracy theory as part of his defense.
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Whitlock also debunked part of the Examiner's reporting that Hatch advisers reached out to the Breitbart News head and discussed 2018.
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The persistent notion that Mr. Castro's fastball had made him a potential big league prospect has long been debunked by historians.
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Essentially every elected or appointed official in that party has chosen to defend Trump by buying into crazy, debunked conspiracy theories.
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Videos of a crushed building filled with bodies that soon began circulating widely on social media in India were quickly debunked.
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The Google memo has made the rounds — it's been analyzed, debunked, picked apart — and now it's made it onto The Weeds.
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" The debunked narratives: So far, experts who spoke to The Hill said they are monitoring several specific strains of misinformation, including conspiracy theories that the U.S. or Chinese government created the virus, false rumors linking billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates to the disease, and a debunked narrative that the coronavirus was caused by Chinese people drinking "bat soup.
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There was even a story about possible human sacrifice on the island, which was debunked when the alleged victim contacted the police.
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Trump has offered no evidence of the alleged voter fraud, and his claim, originally made two months ago, has been repeatedly debunked.
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Some parents believed sleeping at an incline would help these babies (even though the theory has largely been debunked by medical professionals).
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Morgan was especially angry that Singer, 61, hadn't debunked Medley's claim that Morgan was unfaithful to her husband while they were married.
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Spoiler: every single possible sex scandal in a promo from Colton's season has been debunked as 100 percent pure misdirection so far.
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Though its methods have been roundly debunked by academics and election experts, 250 states took part in the Crosscheck program this year.
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Of course, Nanook was later debunked as a crypto-racist fiction film that offered a "noble savage" idealized vision of Inuit life.
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Some of his claims have been debunked, others have held up over time; some remain unproven, and other parts are partially true.
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Facebook already uses image detection technology to find content that has been debunked by its third-party fact checking program on Instagram.
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The PEACH stories and "experts" tell a darker story, one that's been repeatedly debunked by mainstream science, medical professionals, and religious leaders.
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These are widely debunked theories and stereotypes, but there was no indication given to the women who attended that they were untrue.
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Many people believed the post, and it even made a Washington Post list of debunked April Fools' stories that people fell for.
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Trump has also perpetuated the myth that vaccines cause autism, a claim that has been debunked multiple times by peer-reviewed research.
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Although DeWine did claim that Planned Parenthood improperly disposed of fetal remains, those claims were recently debunked by a local news investigation.
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And fact-checkers like Daniel Dale have already debunked Trump's assertions about how he uniquely foresaw the pre-9/11 threat... Overcompensating?
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But the reality is, several studies have debunked conventional wisdom about the best ways to store, prep, and cook fruits and veggies.
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This idea stems from a conspiracy theory that has circulated in right-wing media for several years and has been thoroughly debunked.
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"The New York Times" basically debunked their own reporting, their bombshell report last December that said it was the Papadopoulos bar talk.
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"Frankly, Al Franken's race was so close you could tell all kinds of stories about what tipped the balance," he said. Debunked?
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He also wrongly claimed that the crowd reached back to the Washington Monument, which was quickly debunked by photos from the event.
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We've debunked quite a few of them here at Factually, including quotes from Gandhi, Walt Disney, Albert Einstein, among plenty of others.
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Donald Trump, waylaid by a single "Access Hollywood" outtake, has embraced and peddled a series of (debunked) conspiracy theories about his opponent.
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"Hopefully, this controversy will make it clear that this is both an archaic technique and mentality that has been debunked," he explains.
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Reports that their bodies were burned in a nearby landfill have since been debunked; their whereabouts remain unknown nearly two years later.
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A picture of Ryanair crew members sleeping on the floor of an airport has been debunked by security camera footage On Oct.
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Cruz's claim was soundly debunked during the primaries; Trump's has yet to be tested beyond the narrow bounds of the GOP base.
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Over the past century, scientists have debunked the polygraph, proving again and again that the test can't reliably distinguish truth from falsehood.
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"It's a broad platform" He also debunked the idea of how many companies do tout valuations without explaining what is behind them.
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The made-up story, debunked back in November, had made it onto social media and quickly spread, eventually becoming known as #Pizzagate.
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But the quality and record number of President Obama's clemency grants debunked the claims of mandatory sentencing supporters in a new way.
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Remember, the whole Susan Rice thing is a way for Trump to justify his thoroughly debunked assertion that Obama had "wiretapped" him.
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Trump's claims, which have been debunked many times, originated during the 2016 election and have gathered momentum among conservatives in recent weeks.
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But this week, Snopes debunked the notion that the activists had been demanding removal of the Roosevelt statue after the Charlottesville incident.
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In an editorial published online last night, the paper linked the shooting of Republican Congressman Steve Scalise to a long-debunked claim.
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Forbes debunked the theory, noting that the object could be a series of things, like a jewelry box or a wax tablet.
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A vocal fringe of U.S. parents cites concerns that the vaccine may cause autism despite scientific studies that have debunked such claims.
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The complaints pushed a now-debunked story claiming the cable news network deleted favorable polling that showed Bernie Sanders won the debate.
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This fake line probably would have been debunked immediately had there not been so many rumors about conflict between Beyoncé and Kardashian.
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These explanations share one thing in common: Though seemingly sensible, all have been debunked by research on shootings elsewhere in the world.
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The book—published in 1998, heavily footnoted, and roundly debunked by mainstream social scientists—is a touchstone of contemporary intellectualized anti-Semitism.
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The White House should take a page out of Deja's book and embrace reality, not the debunked ideals of anti-health advocates.
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CIA Director John Brennan has repeatedly insisted that the findings were only preliminary and were further explored — and debunked — by subsequent investigations.
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The New York state legislature voted Tuesday to ban conversion therapy, a debunked practice that attempts to change an individual's sexual orientation.
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Several historians have debunked McDaniels's statements, noting that Lee left the Union to join Confederate forces and was in favor of slavery.
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That a president would lie -- publicly -- about something that is so easily debunked speaks volumes about how Trump views truth and facts.
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The claims have been debunked by a grand jury in Texas as well as governor-ordered probes in about a dozen states.
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They debunked the misconception that you need tons of money to begin and shared their personal experiences building a business empire online.
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Many people reacted with glee, witnessing the excruciating embarrassment of Naomi Wolf as her book was debunked on live radio last week.
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When you ask them why, they cite utterly debunked "scandals" like this and Benghazi because people don't care about facts, only headlines.
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This could be a Massachusetts resident casting a vote in New Hampshire (something that the President alleged and that has been debunked).
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The commissioners' report debunked Mesmer's theory of "animal magnetism" and proffered comments — widely attributed to Franklin — on the attractions of erroneous beliefs.
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It has been debunked by the FBI, and it was not mentioned as a reliable allegation in special counsel Robert Mueller's report.
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There is no evidence that any aspect of the conspiracy theory is true, and it has been debunked by multiple media outlets.
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These speculations and rumors were debunked by India's Finance Minister Arun Jaitley last week, but the matter is far from being over.
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Trump also asked Zelensky to investigate a debunked allegation about Ukraine's involvement in the 2016 hack of the Democratic National Committee server.
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Hill repeatedly fought back against these debunked conspiracies and instead tried to refocus Congress's attention to the bigger picture regarding Russia's meddling.
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In a statement on Monday, a Google spokesperson called Epstein's claim "debunked," pointing out that it has been circulating for three years.
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Women have come forward to offer evidence of instances of abuse, and Mr. Trump insisted, falsely, that the accusations have been debunked.
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CLINTON: Well, first of all, what he just said about the State Department is not only untrue, it's been debunked numerous times.
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Google said that this wasn't true, pointing out that it had promoted his address, and BuzzFeed News debunked Trump's claim as well.
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Shah's discussion of solutions too often reads like a boilerplate list of technocratic fixes that have been much discussed or, worse, debunked.
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Argento initially denied ever having a sexual relationship with Bennett, but text messages and a photo obtained by TMZ debunked her claim.
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" Committee chair Devin Nunes had already debunked this one yesterday on Fox News Sunday: "Was there a physical wiretap of Trump Tower?
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Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle retailer Goop has been catnip for doctors and health experts who've repeatedly debunked the company's claims about its products.
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Misinformation can still go viral, while fake news writers can simply change URLs to avoid the "disputed" tag for their debunked content.
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A vocal fringe of U.S. parents cites concerns that the vaccine may cause autism, despite scientific studies that have debunked such claims.
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The claims were widely debunked by scientists who study viruses, and the paper was withdrawn a couple days later by its authors.
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He published a best-selling book, "Leadership," a celebration of his mythology that was scrupulously debunked by Village Voice journalist Wayne Barrett.
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Facebook has said that circulation of posts which are debunked, or discovered to be fake, is reduced by more than 80 percent.
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Reuters found that when debunked posts of Kumar were shared, an alert popped up with a link to the fact-checkers' analysis.
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We're covering a split in the Hong Kong protest movement, Iran's breach of a critical nuclear fuel limit and debunked medical beliefs.
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Archival documents published in 2015 shed doubt on a story already largely debunked by historians, and the film's release was widely criticized.
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The Cleveland Clinic also employs Dr. Mark Hyman, another peddler of the debunked idea that vaccines cause autism, among other pseudoscience malarkey.
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These explanations share one thing in common: Though seemingly sensible, all have been debunked by research on shootings elsewhere in the world.
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I don't know how many times it was said by the managers that the Biden conflict of interest allegation has been debunked.
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Between the lines: It gets even messier, as politicians can take an already debunked claim and repeat it in their own ads.
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And, if that weren't enough, the President revived his debunked assertion that millions of people voted illegally during the 2016 election. 2.
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After the announcement, Trump's campaign began running ads smearing potential opponent Joe Biden with widely debunked claims about his relationship with Ukraine.
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Scientists on Friday debunked a widely circulated news media report suggesting that recent record-high global temperatures were unrelated to climate change.
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Grassley first accused Democrats in 85033 of crafting healthcare legislation that would lead to "death panels," a claim that has been debunked.
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Democratic presidential candidates have specifically criticized Facebook for letting President Donald Trump&aposs campaign publish ads that reference previously debunked conspiracy theories.
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During his July 25 call with Zelensky, Trump mentioned the debunked theory while asking his Ukrainian counterpart to also investigate the Bidens.
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The agency debunked the story on its website, alerted independent fact-checkers, and warned organizations like the AARP that it was bunk.
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There is no evidence of wrongdoing by either Joe or Hunter Biden, and theories about Ukrainian election interference have been consistently debunked.
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Trump has since debunked that list, noting that few, if any, of those names had caught his eye as suitable running mates.
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It's just another claim widely debunked by numerous media fact-checkers who correctly report that, in fact, he originally supported the war.
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The company will stop politicians from running ads that directly link to content that has already been debunked by its fact-checkers.
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Netflix's weak subscribers numbers debunked the "sky's the limit" theory surrounding the stock, and now investors are taking profits, CNBC's said Tuesday.
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The story was quickly debunked, but for the first few minutes, the average reader could very reasonably assume the news was real.
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Trump and his allies have been spreading debunked conspiracy theories about Biden and his son Hunter Biden regarding their actions in Ukraine.
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Even on the subject of Mr. Trump's call for an investigation into voter fraud, a widely debunked claim, Republicans have often demurred.
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From sand tables to Lesotho blankets, the CIA debunked much of the impressive technology that propelled the advanced fictional nation of Wakanda.
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Proponents of these laws claim they are necessary to prevent widespread in-person voter fraud, a phenomenon that has been repeatedly debunked.
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Though the Times article fueled speculation about a wider population of alligators in the sewer, this has been widely debunked by experts.
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The other involved a debunked conspiracy theory embraced by some Trump allies that Ukraine, not Russia, interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.
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They included investigations into former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and a debunked theory about Ukrainians meddling in the 2016 election.
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Its popular prime time hosts, particularly Sean Hannity, started to echo Mr. Trump's debunked theories of a "deep state" undermining his administration.
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"The implication in the Panel Report was that U.F.O.s were a nonsense (nonscience) matter, to be debunked at all costs," Hynek wrote.
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But don't overlook the part where President Trump appears to subscribe to an easily debunked conspiracy theory that he doesn't quite remember.
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An often quoted, but thoroughly debunked case series published by a now-discredited physician attempted to link the MMR vaccine and autism.
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This idea took popular hold, until it was debunked by the book The Vegetable Lamb of Tartary in the late 19th century.
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While you're at it, read up on how BMI has been widely debunked as an inaccurate and misleading measure for health. 244.
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A vocal fringe of U.S. parents cite concerns that the vaccine may cause autism, despite scientific studies that have debunked such claims.
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Brooklyn Orthodox Rabbi William Handler has also been proclaiming the well-debunked link between the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism.
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Much of this is wrong, and the "Christ myth theory"—the name for this argument—has been widely debunked by many religious historians.
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Carl Bernstein called it a "wild assertion" and compared it to Trump's birtherism, the debunked conspiracy theory about former President Barack Obama's citizenship.
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By mid-week, Trump revived debunked claims that millions of illegal voters cost him the popular vote during a meeting with congressional leaders.
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Trump claims on deal debunked Given the paucity of detail about Friday's deal, it's hard to assess just how effective it might be.
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The company initially tried slapping a big, red warning label on debunked articles in an attempt to warn people not to read them.
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Broadly reports that while past research has linked weed to developing anxiety disorders and anxiety in general, that has now been firmly debunked.
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Corsi spent most of the rest of the day tweeting about the debunked conspiracy surrounding the murder of former Democratic staffer Seth Rich.
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There is no evidence linking vaccination to autism, as some vaccine critics claim, most recently debunked in a study of 657,000 Danish children.
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Previously, Schweizer pushed the debunked Hillary Clinton / Uranium One scandal, which was given life in a now-infamous 2015 story in The Times.
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A small trial in the state of Madhya Pradesh debunked the notion that a UBI would be frittered away on booze and gambling.
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His campaign is also informed by a more extreme ideology, including a full menu of conspiracy theories, debunked suspicions, and anti-gay views.
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Ron Johnson (R-WI) after Johnson refused to stop deflecting from questions about Trump's behavior by pushing debunked conspiracy theories about the FBI.
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The US has elected a president who's embraced and legitimized anti-science conspiracy theories, such as the debunked link between vaccines and autism.
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In the case of the fake story about NASA, the story still "racked up millions of views on Facebook," before it was debunked.
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The claim was definitively debunked in 22002 by Andrew Kaczynski and Nathan McDermott of CNN's KFILE team, who were then reporting for BuzzFeed.
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Sean Spicer humiliated himself for Trump by stepping out in front of the White House press corps to tell obvious, easily debunked lies.
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In 2012 a court in Rimini applied a debunked paper linking autism and vaccines to a parental-choice case, sparking pro-choice movements.
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So-called conversion therapy is a debunked practice that's tantamount to child abuse and is proven to have dangerous consequences for its victims.
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Below we have just a few of the photos that you'll probably see today—many of which we've debunked in previous blog posts.
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The idea that with the internet all cultures can now connect and share together equally is an old and debunked techno-utopian dream.
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On July 5, 2013, Williamson tweeted:This is a quote that we debunked back in 2014 with our round-up of fake Einstein quotes.
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But I thought his strongest moments as a witness were when he debunked Trump's claims about Russia, WikiLeaks, the special counsel probe, etc.
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In contrast, many of the services offered by naturopaths, such as "detoxing," have no science behind them, and have been debunked many times.
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This month he brought up the long-debunked conspiracy theory that the Clintons were responsible for the suicide of Vince Foster in 1996.
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Morton County Sheriff's officials, the local law enforcement agency handling the protests, quickly debunked the claim they are using Facebook to target protesters.
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"False stories take much longer on average to be debunked because counter-evidence takes longer to come to light," said lead author Zubiaga.
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That mistaken belief can seriously affect health policy, especially when, say, President Trump tweets support for the debunked connection between vaccines and autism.
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He insisted President Barack Obama was not an American citizen and that his birth certificate was fraudulent -- a claim that has been debunked.
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However, scientific findings can only be debunked by scientific data and replication, not by well-meaning lawyers and communication officers lacking scientific training.
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The REM pod, the divining rods, the EMF detector—all have been pretty convincingly debunked, their ghost-detecting abilities shown to be glitches.
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Clinton defended her record on climate issues in Congress and as secretary of state, and said the Sanders campaign's claims had been debunked.
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Barr's tweet seemed to reference a debunked conspiracy that Hogg raised a Nazi salute at a March for Our Lives rally on Saturday.
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We've rounded up 10 of the most overused and overhyped myths about millennial workers that you're so tired of hearing — and debunked them.
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The roots of Trump's candidacy are in a conspiracy theory -- the repeatedly debunked notion that Obama was not born in the United States.
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The myth that older workers crowd out younger ones is called the "lump of labor" fallacy, and economists have debunked it countless times.
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In 2016, researchers at Rutgers University claimed to have "debunked" the five second rule, warning that eating food off the floor isn't safe.
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The FBI, Congress, U.S. intelligence and Mueller found no such meeting happened, and former FBI Director James Comey publicly debunked the newspaper report.
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According to NBC News, the thoroughly debunked theory originated on 4chan and has also been spread on far-right blogs and Fox News.
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The theory was debunked quickly by numerous news outlets, which pointed to selective examples and a basic misunderstanding of how Google's algorithm worked.
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According to NBC News, Matheson's work on gay conversion therapy, a debunked practice that attempts to change a person's sexual orientation, spans decades.
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The 2002 report has since been debunked and hormone therapy is now recognized as a safe treatment for menopause symptoms, especially hot flashes.
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Instagram currently uses image detection technology to identify and filter out content that has been debunked by Facebook's third-party fact-checking program.
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Administration officials also debunked some of the explanations offered by their colleagues for why the water project had fallen out of the budget.
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This ivory also has purported aphrodisiacal properties, a notion that the Seychellois historian and environmentalist Kantilal Jivan-Shah debunked when I interviewed him.
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After a brouhaha about them potentially performing at a festival in Spain called Arenal Sound, the claims were debunked by Daft Punk's management.
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Bell's ideas about the superiority of oralism over bilingual schooling remain embedded in our education and legislative systems, despite having been scientifically debunked.
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Apartment Therapy has covered the salt lamp's ubiquity as a design trend, and its purported health benefits have been both celebrated and debunked.
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Facebook is drawing fire for a post defending its decision not to ban InfoWars and other entities that repeatedly post debunked conspiracy theories.
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Trump's conspiracy-mongering about voter fraud wasn't the only time Todd let the president skate by with false claims he could've easily debunked.
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"I'm betting many of the doomsday scenarios about Intel that have been floating around will be debunked and over by Tuesday," Cramer said.
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Telizhenko, speaking in English, repeated many of the same claims that he's made over the past few years, which have been largely debunked.
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The myth that Abstract Expressionists were impulsive producers of spontaneous and unique works is debunked by the very presence of duplicates and triplicates.
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One of the rooms served as BOOM's studio where television-style news videos are shot on debunked stories and published on its website.
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Like neo-mercantilism, or for that matter supply-side economics, this view has been debunked many times — I wrote about it in 1987!
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"Post-abortion syndrome" has been debunked; it has also never been recognized by the American Psychological Association (APA) or the American Psychiatric Association.
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Edelman debunked the claim on his Twitter account and told the AP he received threats online as a result of the false claims.
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Another was an exaggeration about health care Sanders has repeated for more than a decade even as fact checkers have repeatedly debunked it.
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Even better, they should have on one of the working class women whose interests they undermine by parroting baseless, long debunked talking points.
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They contended that Giuliani's appearances on news networks are giving the lawyer and his "false, debunked conspiracy theories" undeserved credibility (The Daily Beast).
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My colleague, former SEC chief economist Craig Lewis, debunked the DOL's fundamental claim that its rule will save investors $17 billion per year.
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"That is different from a politician's own claim or statement — even if the substance of that claim has been debunked elsewhere," Harbath wrote.
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But the lie that there is a bright line between the online world and the "real" one has been well and truly debunked.
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The panel is charged with investigating the president's widely debunked claim that millions of illegal voters cost him the popular vote in November.
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The core theory of Netflix's wild run to a $183 billion valuation hasn't been debunked with one quarter of slower growth than forecast.
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They are less likely to be receptive to Trump's pro-tariff talking points that are debunked on the first day of Econ 101.
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Trump made at least 21 other false claims at the rally, most of them statements that have been debunked on multiple previous occasions.
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Mr. Trump and Republican lawmakers say tax cuts spread prosperity by generating economic growth and thus increasing federal revenue — a thoroughly debunked claim.
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" The website claims images and photographs can be debunked because they're artist renderings or "captured via fisheye lens" which produces a "curved appearance.
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Misleading statements by Dr. Shuren about the utility of the NTP studies for evaluating human cancer risk were debunked in my previous publication.
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That's a total, thoroughly debunked myth: Each year only around 80 — eight-zero — small businesses and farms pay any estate tax at all.
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In the centuries since these initial musings, the idea that these personality types (or even illnesses) arise from fluids has long been debunked.
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"All they did is recirculate an old and debunked story that Ms. Clifford denied in 2011, 2016 and again in 2018," he said.
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Yet putting forth the idea of an impotent navy by comparing it to the fleet of World War I has been debunked many times.
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In the US, the group became ostracized and mocked as science debunked its practices and high-profile figures were exposed as closeted gay hypocrites.
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The claim that freezing causes painful ice crystals may have been debunked in 2015 by researchers from the University of Sydney, he pointed out.
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Last week the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee tweeted a link to a widely debunked Breitbart article questioning warming due to climate change.
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You'd think once a myth or falsehood was completely debunked by Team Snopes, you would never see that bit of fake news ever again.
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Though debunked by fact-checkers,one rumor claimed that first pup Bo Obama got his own personal flight to join the family in Hawaii.
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Earlier this year, Gizmodo's Brent Rose debunked most of the promises of the coffee, including that it will instantly burn fat and eliminate hunger.
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Wictor's theory that the photos were faked was widely debunked and rebuked in 2014 after it got a boost from conservative writer David Frum.
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Plenty of myths have already been debunked; cases of alternate personalities turning violent are incredibly scarce, and cases of archly evil behavior are nonexistent.
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And other work has shown that information that people consume initially can be remarkably persistent and stay in their minds even after being debunked.
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Though debunked by fact-checkers, one rumor claimed that first pup Bo Obama got his own personal flight to join the family in Hawaii.
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The main reason given for the invasion - that Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction - has been debunked after none was found.
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At this point, they're desperate for ideas to distract people from Trump's scandals — including reviving a false and debunked claim about the uranium deal.
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Nonnecke recently published research on computational propaganda and reproductive rights, which found old debunked stories entering online conversations and automated harassment from bot accounts.
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The research also debunked another common misconception: That women are more interested than men in putting their money in investments that also do good.
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BuzzFeed News reviewed that memo and quickly debunked it; a spelling error led the analyst to mistake an unrelated person for the Putin financier.
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Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, spewed a farrago of debunked allegations on CNN's "State of the Union" while House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif.
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Advocates of the exhumation point out that a fresh autopsy of Poland's wartime leader Wladyslaw Sikorski in 2008 debunked theories that he was assassinated.
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Take stock of these little-known stories direct from the Imagineers' mouths — and prepare yourself for one long-held Disney truth to be debunked.
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The quote was actually written by Newsweek journalist Kurt Eichenwald, who debunked Trump's claim and traced it back to a Sputnik article (now deleted).
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California Secretary of State Alex Padilla said on Thursday that handing over information would only serve to legitimize debunked claims of widespread voter fraud.
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" Trump on Wednesday night denied sexual misconduct claims by nine other women who have accused him recently, saying their allegations "have been largely debunked.
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Clowns, it seems, are the monster of the moment on social media, even though many of the creepy stories have been debunked by police.
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Plenty have been debunked, but there are even YouTube breakdowns to pore over if you so desire to go deeper down the rabbit hole.
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Arpaio has insisted President Barack Obama was not an American citizen and that his birth certificate was fraudulent, a claim that has been debunked.
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With the exception of that last claim about taking the oil, I have seen each of those Trump assertions debunked prior to this speech.
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These false claims have been debunked throughout economic history, including the deficit-increasing Reagan tax cuts, and are rejected by most nonpartisan economic analysts.
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He insisted that President Obama was not a US citizen and that his birth certificate was fraudulent -- a claim that has been thoroughly debunked.
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Biggs, a House Freedom Caucus member, made the widely-debunked claim that climate scientists "manipulated data" to prove the existence of manmade global warming.
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The story was debunked in 1999 — by none other than the Drudge Report itself — when a paternity test proved Clinton was not Williams's father.
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Posobiec is a Navy reservist and intelligence officer who has trafficked in debunked conspiracy theories and was retweeted by President Donald Trump this week.
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Publications like The Cairns Post have debunked this story, which seems to be inspired by a 2015 hoax centered on Florida instead of Australia.
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Four medical experts testified this year that the theory had been debunked, and new research suggested Roberson's daughter could have died of a fall.
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To be sure, the theory has been widely debunked by scientists, who say that there is no evidence that such a planet even exists.
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That idea was debunked last month in a study by the Brennan Center for Justice of 2015 crime data from the 30 largest cities.
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They're worried that President Trump has a pattern of being swayed by anti-science views, like the thoroughly debunked link between vaccines and autism.
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However, Labour's would-be finance minister, John McDonnell, dismissed the Conservative estimates as "ludicrous" and a "mish-mash of debunked estimates and bad maths".
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The President backed up his crisis claims with lots of misleading statements and fuzzy facts that were almost immediately debunked by reporters and Democrats.
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But this certainly was not the first debunked or unverified conspiracy theory Trump has floated and encouraged during his time in the political spotlight.
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But that certainly was not the first debunked or unverified conspiracy theory Trump has floated and encouraged during his time in the political spotlight.
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The US Department of Agriculture released the Food Guide Pyramid in 1992, but much of the nutritional advice it offered has since been debunked.
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Trump has seen his claims that he had no business interests in Russia debunked by disclosures about his proposed Trump Tower project in Moscow.
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During the call he ranted about the ongoing impeachment hearings, called Adam Schiff a "sick puppy," and once again, pushed a debunked conspiracy theory.
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The second investigation Trump wanted was related to a debunked conspiracy theory claiming Ukraine, and not Russia, interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The company recently appeared to remove some documentaries from its streaming service that touted widely debunked anti-vaccination theories, BuzzFeed reported earlier this month.
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NewsWhip also identified two articles about the so-called Momo challenge, a widely debunked urban legend, as top stories with more than 450,000 shares.
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In the trailer for Vaxxed, Wakefield takes the approach that's often used by those who have had their claims debunked by reputable scientific organizations.
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It's a clear articulation of what has been a widely debunked yet established part of the Trump doctrine that immigration hurts the American economy.
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Facebook debunked a Business Insider report saying it was, telling TechCrunch it was not in talks with Stellar or planning to build on it.
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Some may be connected to a larger anti-vaccination movement, including concerns that vaccines lead to autism, an idea that has been widely debunked.
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He, like Mr. Trump, has been steadfast in riding the voter-fraud train, regardless of how often and thoroughly the claim has been debunked.
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The video "spreads false, definitively debunked conspiracy theories regarding Vice President Joe Biden," Greg Schultz, a Biden campaign manager, wrote to the Facebook leaders.
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Mr. Trump's regular suggestions that Ukraine, rather than Russia, was responsible for the 2016 hacking of the Democratic National Committee have been thoroughly debunked.
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She was the subject of now-debunked theories pushed by Fox News hosts and personalities, as well as other entities in right-wing media.
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For Leathers, who only heard about the photo once it had been debunked and correctly identified in the media, the experience was deeply upsetting.
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Trump pushed a "a malicious and conclusively debunked conspiracy theory" about Biden, deputy campaign manager Kate Bedingfield and senior campaign adviser Tony Blinken wrote.
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Trump and Giuliani publicly spread these allegations, even though many of the claims were discredited or debunked by witnesses in the House impeachment inquiry.
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Crowley decried the plagiarism reports as a "political hit job" on her last month, insisting they were "debunked" even though they have not been.
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Despite strong, well-established evidence that birth control improves women's health, the package of new Trump administration rules perpetuates numerous debunked myths about it.
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And more important, coming from a brand of the stature of Gucci, it demonstrates how traditional men's wear conventions are being challenged and debunked.
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" And Ms. Hassan's spokesman, Aaron Jacobs, said the "completely unsubstantiated claims about voter fraud have been debunked by independent fact checkers time and again.
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Biden has accused Giuliani of peddling "false, debunked conspiracy theories" and has urged U.S. television networks to stop booking him to appear on air.
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Horowitz's report also debunked some conspiracy theories that Trump has promoted for years, including his claim that US intelligence planted spies in his campaign.
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Read more " _____ • Chris Cillizza on CNN: "What deserves to be debunked is the idea that the public at large is clamoring for Trump's tweets.
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But with the operation against Soleimani, the idea that the U.S. is leaving the Middle East to its own devices should be thoroughly debunked.
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On Thursday, Facebook announced that it would take additional action against coronavirus-related misinformation, including removing false content that's been debunked by health authorities.
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Rumors long held that Marisa Tomei was given her best supporting actress award in 1993 by mistake, but those rumors have been thoroughly debunked.
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The Ukraine meddling theory has been widely debunked, not least by a host of U.S. intelligence agencies that found Russia to be the culprit.
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Tom Bossert, a former homeland security adviser in the Trump administration, said in late September that the allegation was a "completely debunked" conspiracy theory.
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Facebook will also demote but not remove content shared by a politician that has previously been debunked by the company's fact checkers, Clegg said.
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He and other Republicans also referred to the debunked conspiracy theory that it was Ukraine – not Russia – that interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Driving the news: President Trump spent a chunk of the interview repeating a debunked conspiracy theory that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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But for those who pay close attention to Bolivia, it's important to set the record straight and ensure that these false narratives are debunked.
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Some may be connected to a broader anti-vaccination movement, including concerns that vaccines lead to autism, an idea that has been widely debunked.
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Though there have been decades of (debunked) rumors about his sexuality, these weren't the usual scandalous and sensationalized tables of a celebrity run amuck.
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Clinton: Well, first of all, what he just said about the state department is not only untrue, it's been did you debunked numerous times.
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Giving massive cuts to the 1 percent and to corporations and doubled down on what I consider a debunked theory of trickle-down economics.
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The notion has been forcefully debunked by a wide body of scientific research and described as dangerous by scientists and doctors across the board.
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That was widely debunked at the time, but this latest report suggests Apple is seeking to make some inroads into the Formula 1 business.
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Kelli Ward is campaigning with several far-right personalities — like professional internet troll Mike Cernovich, who's known for promoting the debunked conspiracy theory #Pizzagate.
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Earlier this year, Gizmodo's Brent Rose debunked most of the promises of Bulletproof Coffee, including that it will instantly burn fat and eliminate hunger.
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The judge said the military previously commissioned a study that debunked concerns about unit cohesion, military readiness, or healthcare costs related to transgender troops.
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It relies on mostly hearsay accounts and a faulty report, apparently stolen from an employee personnel file, which has been debunked by nine different eyewitnesses.
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Asked by CNN Business why #VaccinesKill was acceptable when #VaccinesCauseAIDS was not, an Instagram spokesperson said there isn't an officially debunked claim that vaccines kill.
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Here is a Washington Post story, on Fox News of all places, Trump&aposs spy claim is debunked by Trey Gowdy and even Judge Napolitano.
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They were sometimes diagnosed as "hysterical" and given lobotomies and other forms of now-debunked "treatments" that could function as a type of social control.
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It relies on mostly hearsay accounts and a faulty report, apparently stolen from an employee personnel file, which has been debunked by 9 different eyewitnesses.
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While birtherism was widely spread and discussed, it was also roundly dismissed and debunked by mainstream figures, many of whom decried the conspiracy as racist.
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Speaking to NPR, Todd Rose at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, compared the overall aim of the SAT to the debunked science of phrenology.
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When National Geographic debunked Dillman's no touch knockout on television in front of millions, Dillman shrugged (inspiring the title of my objectivist martial arts novel).
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Unsurprisingly, the tweet prompted a flurry of incredulous responses on social media, with many rebuking the Indian military for propagating theories previously debunked by science.
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ABZ318.com seemed to be connected to an SUV seen in the Cloverfield trailer (it was the license plate number), though that was quickly debunked.
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Though the story was widely debunked, it inflamed conspiracists and members of the alt-right, fueled by such unlikely alt-right proponents as WikiLeaks itself.
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All together, the idea that the MMR vaccine may cause autism has been debunked by large-scale studies involving thousands of participants in several countries.
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Most profess philosophical or religious reasons or cite concerns - debunked by medical science - that the three-way measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine may cause autism.
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These things, you know, have been repeatedly debunked by, you know, us, by Snopes, by all sorts of fact-checkers and yet these myths survive.
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The text of the story's translation was also posted to Pikabu, the Russian version of Reddit, where it got significant traction but was quickly debunked.
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"The debunked study you're referring to was based on 163 undecided voters," the former secretary of state, 216, replied to Trump on Twitter on Monday.
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Fact-checkers have debunked GOP claims that Joe Biden was acting with his son's interest in mind, and the former vice president has denied wrongdoing.
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Yesterday, President-elect Donald Trump met with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — a man who believes in the debunked and fraudulent theory that vaccines cause autism.
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"The tribunal have really debunked in no unmistakable terms the position of China in so far as the nine-dash line is concerned," he said.
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" During the forum, Trump also insisted on repeating a claim that has been previously debunked -- that the businessman was "totally against the war in Iraq.
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Another photo falsely claimed that a former finance minister said ballot boxes were ordered to defraud the election, which Aos Fatos also debunked Oct. 7.
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The strange and now debunked theory was promoted by WikiLeaks after internet sleuths started connecting the dots in leaked emails from Democrats like John Podesta.
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"Opposition to marriage equality, nonsense about bathrooms, an endorsement of the debunked psychological practice of 'pray the gay away' — it's all in there," Angelo said.
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Christian Finn is a personal trainer and fitness writer based in England and the author of Sugar Makes You Fat and Other Diet Myths Debunked.
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The logic—if you can call it that—stems from the debunked theory that vaccines containing trace amounts of mercury are the cause of autism.
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This week, Sean Hannity spread a conspiracy theory about a murdered Democratic National Committee staffer even though the reporting he was repeating had been debunked.
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For the 18 years APPC has tracked the issue, there have been only two years when more than 60 percent of stories debunked the myth.
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They point to, for example, a 1998 study — which has now been widely debunked — that claimed to have found a link between vaccines and autism.
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The research debunked this myth as well, as it found that LOBs are actually over-indexed in the top fastest-growing industries in the country.
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But the credibility theory has been repeatedly debunked by political scientists, and, more to the point, geopolitics are a bit more complicated than schoolyard brawls.
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And it's actually quite easy to understand why the free market's detractors believe, almost always in complete good faith, such easily debunked myths about it.
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The company is relying on information from the World Health Organization and other organizations that have debunked "scientifically false" information about vaccines in the past.
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The anti-vaxxing movement, which advocates against vaccination, has been pushing now-debunked studies that falsely suggested there was a link between vaccines and autism.
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In his defense of his statements, Trump called Napolitano a "talented legal mind," despite the judge being pulled from Fox News over the debunked comments.
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He compared the intelligence community's assessments to the debunked claim that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction in the lead-up to the Iraq War.
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He lied about Ford cutting thousands of American jobs and taking them to Mexico (A lie that has already been debunked by Ford's own CEO).
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Trump, though, has since denied the report and a number of cybersecurity experts, including one who was cited in the report, have since debunked it.
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The ring is nonexistent and the claims were debunked, but a man motivated by the conspiracy theory fired a gun at the restaurant last year.
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While Donald Trump was delivering one of his easily debunked lies, CNN fact-checked him — in near real time at the bottom of the screen.
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In the 1980s, products with saccharin were required to carry a warning label The study was later debunked after scientists discovered that the rats were
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In May, the company started using image-detection to find content debunked on Facebook and removing it from Instagram's Explore tab and hashtag search results.
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The idea -- debunked, of course -- that the FBI put a spy in his campaign then fits into the too-good-to-check category for Trump.
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Trey Gowdy -- have already debunked the claim of FBI spies inside the campaign, saying that FBI confidential sources were not planted inside the Trump campaign.
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In February, he said global warming is a hoax and repeated a debunked claim that the phenomenon cannot exist because the Earth's surface is cooling.
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This welcome effort to provide more public transparency and accountability almost certainly will focus early on the failings of the now-debunked Russia collusion probe.
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Reports at the time also indicated that he told arresting officers to call him "The Joker," but The Denver Post has since debunked those reports.
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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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Trump on Wednesday reversed his debunked argument that he had no authority to stop separations, signing an executive order to keep parents and kids together.
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Reports at the time indicated that he told arresting officers to call him "The Joker," but that has since been debunked by The Denver Post.
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Facebook said it would demote posts if politicians share news that has already been debunked, but that it wouldn't actively fact-check what politicians post.
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And it ended, after an agonizing journey through the new realities of the campaign media, with a single phone call that debunked its entire existence.
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Trump also asked Zelenskiy to investigate a debunked conspiracy theory embraced by some Trump allies that Ukraine, not Russia, interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.
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The company reportedly said that "known vaccine misinformation" has been debunked by the World Health Organization, the Centers for Disease Control, and other like organizations.
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The theory was repeatedly debunked, but the restaurant took a sustained hit on Yelp and Facebook, and a gunman entered and fired an AR-15.
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"His willingness to trot out alternative facts and recycle long-debunked industry talking points should worry anyone who cares about the free and open internet."
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Our columnist has debunked five of the false, misleading and unproven claims about the migrants, and the reporting team traveling with them details their desperation.
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The Utah employee also debunked a common misconception he noticed in his store — that is, that the store is keeping extra stock in the back.
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The platform is being used to spread messages that often contain a mixture of accurate and misleading claims that have been debunked by medical experts.
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Her job for Donald Trump amounted to issuing statements and answers to journalists that sometimes turned out to be outright lies, or easily debunked falsehoods.
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But the original, unrelated and debunked story continued circulating, drawing the interest of the German mainstream media, which pointed out inconsistencies in the Russian reports.
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The new tool builds on a move Instagram made in May to use image detection to find content that was already debunked on Facebook (FB).
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Perez read about Haddox before the conference, and learned he was the dentist turned doctor who had helped invent the now-debunked theory of pseudoaddiction.
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Even "Un Giorno di Regno," Verdi's comic opera once debunked as an embarrassment for the composer of "Falstaff," is not the obscurity it once was.
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" Posts like this were then debunked in turn by other blog posts, like Gizmodo's "That Famous Photo of Teddy Roosevelt Riding a Moose is Fake.
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The men were also helping search for evidence to support a (debunked) conspiracy theory blaming Ukraine for the 2016 hacking of the Democratic National Committee.
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The claims seem to have been based on a since debunked report by the conservative site The Federalist about the whistleblower complaint form being revised.
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And among other easily debunked assertions, Mr. Spicer falsely claimed that Mr. Trump's inauguration was the most attended in history (photographs indicated it was not).
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"Is our national security made stronger or weaker when members of the administration or members of Congress insist on repeating debunked Russian lies?" he asked.
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Moreover, when Daniels' accusation surfaced in January 2018, Cohen poo-pooed it as "an old and debunked story" that had already been published in 2011.
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With Mifsud nowhere to be found, Roh has pushed debunked conspiracy theories that his client was set up by Western intelligence to entrap Donald Trump.
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During the call, Trump personally urged Zelensky to launch inquiries into the Bidens and a debunked conspiracy theory that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election.
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