"This is something that has constantly been disproved," Obama said.
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This has been continually disproved, but he stands by it.
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They said nothing happened in Baltimore and we disproved that.
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"They were disproved because they contradicted one another," he said.
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Video of the speech Kelly was referencing disproved his claim.
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He has asserted the allegations against him have been disproved.
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Medical records never shown in court disproved Chief Shull's claim.
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And it's also the one that can be disproved the easiest.
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The district attorney said the two-month investigation disproved those claims.
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At the same time, Mr. Zuckerberg has disproved his own theory.
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Tig Notaro disproved the theory during a 19-minute set in 2012.
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Unfortunately none of that is either disproved or substantiated by this poster.
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Like, "Women can't carry action movies," which was disproved by Wonder Woman.
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They disproved Japan's claims that the mainland was impervious to enemy attack.
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Tomorrow the findings could be slightly different, completely reversed or flatly disproved.
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Turns out he overgeneralized, and numerous studies have since disproved Pauling's claim.
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Now that negative rates prevail across Europe, this theory has been disproved.
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He lampooned Trump's assertions that seasonal cold weather disproved climate-change science.
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But what the Indiana University researchers found neither proved nor disproved either assertion.
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But the Post's allegations, if not disproved, seem likely to travel with him.
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That was disproved by a recording of the dispatch — which mentioned no weapon.
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But the idea that they can settle contentious issues has been repeatedly disproved.
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This cannot be adequately disproved without [the alleged victim's] assistance providing incriminating testimony.
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He disproved his critics with natural speed and a maturity beyond his years.
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Other doctors disproved his findings, and Elliotson died humiliated and penniless in 1968.
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With his moving memoir, "An American Family," Khizr Khan has disproved that calumny.
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There are no specifics — just generalities that can neither be proved nor disproved.
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If a concocted scenario can't be proved, then perhaps it can't be disproved either.
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For years, climate skeptics argued that the growing Antarctic sea ice disproved climate change.
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The idea that all such parties are playing Banna's long game cannot be disproved.
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Kasich disproved that with strong evidence of his own record as a successful politician.
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Attendees referenced religious beliefs and pseudoscience that they claimed disproved the effectiveness of vaccines.
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Facebook said that after independent fact checkers disproved these claims, it buried those posts.
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But it hardly disproved the prevailing claim that the police had administered consequences selectively.
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"There's nothing worse than having that accusation being disproved within three minutes," Vasileff said.
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But like so many political assumptions in the Trump era, it was largely disproved.
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AMLG: But so it's a reference to the Michelson-Morley experiment, which disproved Aether right?
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But Spotify largely disproved this with relative stability in its first days on the market.
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Check out all the new evidence — proved and disproved — from Making A Murderer Part 2.
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The GOP's method of dealing with Trump suggests that axiom is about to be disproved.
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Nothing Pence saw at these facilities disproved what the Times reported about the Clint facility.
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The study actually disproved the existence of two theorized Planet X candidates at the time.
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Rio police said Lochte's account had been disproved by witnesses and surveillance-camera footage. on.wsj.
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They blame the media for creating a false narrative that they see as now disproved.
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However, this has been disproved, as the numbers are merely for quality assurance during production.
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And those myths are easily disproved once you bother to get the data, which we did.
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These theories had been disproved one by one until the only concern about the dust remained.
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This harebrained notion was disproved and Nunes suddenly stepped away from leading his committee's Russian work.
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Some of the videos have been disproved; one was from a horror movie set in Nigeria.
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But Berlingske's claim that the traditional men's and women's clothing departments have closed is quickly disproved.
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It was a scary scene that disproved Rebecca's insistence that nothing bad ever happens on Christmas Eve.
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Since then, the idea that money doesn't buy happiness has been disproved by a number of researchers.
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But police quickly disproved that claim and they discovered Kansas had, himself, been shot in the arm.
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Maybe it's the insertion of creationism into a song that is otherwise not really about disproved science?
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Grant's research also disproved the powerful and widely held notion that the best-performing salespeople are extroverts.
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Another video widely circulated on social media showed a since disproved siege of a mosque by police.
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There was another striking aspect of the long night: It disproved some of Mr. Erdogan's paranoid narratives.
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Are there any misconceptions or urban legends that you disproved or found valid while writing the book?
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Penny is confident that when all the facts are known the allegations against him will be disproved.
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Several 2010 studies on the labors of first-time mothers disproved Dr. Friedman's curve with two discoveries.
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Since then, Glover's assessment of our lamentably low tolerance for weirdness in music has been mostly disproved.
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As Reich sees it, the study of ancient DNA has disproved our conjectures about what happened next.
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But the oxygenation hypothesis was discarded after being disproved by a series of experiments published in 1987.
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In 2015, reports—later disproved—of lead in Maggi surfaced and the noodles were pulled off shelves.
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It was volatility, a sort of revved and ready tribalism that waited and even wished to be disproved.
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Patty Jenkins, Gal Gadot, and every audience member who bought a ticket to their movie just disproved that.
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That hypothesis, however, died with the aether itself, when the latter's existence was disproved experimentally in the 1890s.
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The old notion that doctors must do everything is not only impractical; it is also disproved by experience.
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The photographs and video easily disproved the claim, but the fiction lives on for Trump and his supporters.
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Gisele just disproved the adage ... you can never go home again, because who wouldn't want to see that.
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The appeals court disagreed because the post contained statement of fact that, if disproved, could support Montagna's claim.
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Iran's state television broadcast a video showing aerial views of ships that it said disproved the U.S. assertion.
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"There is something inherently fascinating about a phenomenon that cannot be proved or disproved conclusively," Young tells Broadly.
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It's the statements or claims that are immediately disproved that really hurt — that's what has to be avoided.
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In fact, the familiar assumption — graduate from college and prosperity will follow — has been disproved in this century.
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Jon Tester on Saturday, saying the Secret Service disproved the allegations his office released against Dr. Ronny Jackson.
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The idea that money can't buy happiness has been disproved by science, at least up to a point.
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Dr. Friedman's curve lives on, despite having been disproved — it appeared in medical textbooks as recently as 2010.
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Other dossier assertions remain neither proved nor disproved, notably its claim about Mr. Trump's alleged dalliance with prostitutes.
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GREEN "Oslo" is also, all things considered, a feel-good show, even if history has disproved its optimism.
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Then the Israeli military issued claims, unsupported by evidence, that it held information that disproved the family's account.
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Officials at the Department of Homeland Security have been less direct, but have disproved the President's point nonetheless.
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Scientists disproved a widely accepted idea about neutron stars with a recent observation of a high-energy particle jet.
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The agencies apparently considered the British source credible; though one or two of its milder claims were swiftly disproved.
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The video footage disproved some of Wilson's claims about the encounter, and the charges against Arman were ultimately dropped.
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He suggests that r > g is not a theory to be disproved but a historical fact to be explained.
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Musk disproved most assumptions about the near-impossibility of creating a brand new car company out of whole cloth.
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Just as significant, studies have disproved numerous teaching methods, which is important in a field where fads are common.
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The only claim that's irrelevant because it's already been disproved is that economic factors were unimportant to Trump's victory.
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Little, if any, of the whistle-blower's complaint has been disproved, though Mr. Trump has sought to discredit him.
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A marketing landscape littered with the graves of New Coke, Segway and Google Glass long ago disproved Galbraith's assertion.
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The FDA deems MSG safe and the tests over the years have disproved the myth that MSG is harmful.
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KGK won its suit for reasons unrelated to the stones, whose authenticity was never proved or disproved in court.
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The fake theory was disproved by video footage Hogg recorded of himself hiding in a classroom during the shooting.
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When I find myself caught up in the new and exciting, Dillman reminds me to revisit the old and disproved.
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By the time viewers disproved it, the shape-shifting army of info-spies had moved on to its next issue.
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At one point it was even believed he may have been the Zodiac Killer but that has since been disproved.
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McAuliffe, rumored to be considering a 2020 run for president, disproved of Trump's special relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Why would Kavanaugh lie about such inconsequential things as the definition of ralphing, booting, devil's triangle- things so easily disproved.
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Earlier this year, on the Today show, Andrea Mitchell called Broaddrick's claims "discredited," even though they have never been disproved.
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He has to assume that his base hasn't maxed out, and that he can grow it with easily disproved lies.
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The truth is, the claims that Clinton has made since this investigation began were all disproved by the FBI findings.
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This whole notion of election — voting fraud, this is something that has constantly been disproved, this — this is fake news.
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Today's TV has thoroughly disproved the old F. Scott Fitzgerald chestnut about there being no second acts in American lives.
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Joe disproved this by revealing Candace's new Instagram, full of European adventures, and that was that ... until she came back.
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"I think she has really disproved anyone who doubted her ability to be a legitimate, strong legislative leader," he said.
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Jalaluddin Haqqani's death has been reported a number of times over recent years and the reports have never been disproved.
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The report also disproved — or at least cast a lot of doubt — on some of the claimed benefits of pot.
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The defense, led by a prominent lawyer named Raffaele della Valle, a close ally of former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, argued that there were no mortars on the hill — easily disproved by a Ukrainian army video — and that Andrei Mironov was wearing camouflage pants, which was irrelevant but also easily disproved by Rocchelli's last photos.
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At the scene, authorities discovered a suicide note reiterating Adams' claims of innocence, which Cunningham says is disproved by the evidence.
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BARACK OBAMA, FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT: This whole notion of elections, or voting fraud -- this is something that has constantly been disproved.
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Reuters reporters have received nearly a dozen videos allegedly showing fraud at polling stations, with several since disproved by fact-checkers.
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As recently as December 2016, Moore said there was "a big question" about President Obama's citizenship, reigniting the disproved "birther" debate.
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But then I look at my track record, and my now-boyfriend, and I've had that insecurity disproved on countless occasions.
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It was clearly preposterous, making easily disproved, wild and salacious accusations that had not been verified and would never be verified.
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Drug use was only disproved, however, after the family insisted on full toxicology testing and had to wait some two years.
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Both atheists and believers are hamstrung by the seeming fact that the existence of God may neither be proved or disproved.
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Second, some items are likely spurious and easily disproved, which Trump's defenders will use to say that it's all a fiction.
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They buy her version of events that a dna test which effectively disproved her entire story is plenty enough for them.
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But there's a reason that scientists aren't rushing to media platforms to spread the news that superstring theory has been disproved.
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He thought that he had disproved Newton's theory, until his mother told him there were no apple trees in their garden.
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VICE News was unable to identify any charges that definitively confirmed or disproved Engrav's accusations that McFarland spent company funds on himself.
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"We have repeatedly disproved all allegations of subsidies, and demonstrated that we operate on a fully commercial basis," the Emirates spokeswoman said.
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Astrology has been definitively disproved: astrologers do no better than chance at matching horoscopes with psychological profiles in a double-blind study.
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And the theory that his skepticism about free trade deals would be a silver bullet in the industrial Midwest has been disproved.
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The conspiracy is easily disproved bullshit, but that hasn't stopped believers—who call themselves researchers—from taking action in the real world.
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At a news conference in Brooklyn, the mayor said he had disproved critics who had suggested that the plan was not realistic.
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"Study what General Pershing of the United States did to terrorists when caught," Trump wrote, referring to a tale disproved by historians.
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The verdict was immediately framed in stark terms: as a win for Hindu "saffron" extremists, or a decision that disproved their existence.
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But he did not file away the harebrained theories; instead, he apparently felt obligated to address the conspiracy-mongers' already disproved fantasies.
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To pretend that these issues are different and that one can be abandoned for the other is disproved in countless women's lives.
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With contrition never on the table for an unrepentant president, he too chose to double down, offering implausible and easily disproved excuses.
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They thought I was above average in intelligence, which is something I disproved by working in television for 245 years [PK laughs].
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To that end, Clapper and fellow Obama are pushing the line that if the dossier can&apost be disproved it must be true.
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If economics is to benefit society, he argues, researchers need to make arguments which are clear enough to be understood, tested and disproved.
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Ms. Collins said that by searching public records and other verified information about him, she had disproved some of the company's advertised claims.
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Her defense lawyers told the court on Thursday that the time and location of calls made from her mobile phone disproved the allegations.
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What's more, the video disproved parts of Slager's story: Slager claimed that Scott tried to grab his stun gun before he opened fire.
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Even as they are poked and prodded and perhaps disproved, they live and die not on their cunning but on their flat persistence.
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But when questioned, he doubled down, despite the fact that his claim about crowd size could be easily disproved by looking at photographs.
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The claim doesn't match the logic that Rubio applies to other policy issues, and it's disproved by the empirical research on gun control.
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But the new White House has broken from the usual spin cycle by promoting -- sometimes repeatedly -- a series of jarring, and easily disproved falsehoods.
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It seems strange that he would repeat this lie, since its so easily disproved, and because he doesn't need to lie, since he won.
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Many centers across the country provide what mainstream medical experts say are misleading accounts of rare abortion complications, and of disproved longer-term effects.
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While it was once considered a fashion no-no, Meghan is proving it's one of those old sartorial "rules" that stands to be disproved.
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Slager has been charged with murder — but only after the video emerged, which disproved the version of events he had filed with his department.
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Observers in India immediately framed Wednesday's verdict in stark terms: as a win for Hindu "saffron" extremists, or a decision that disproved their existence.
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She was among several Trump supporters who questioned whether the footage, photographs and audio of families separated at the border were doctored or disproved.
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Like most civil suits, this one was settled out of court by mutual consent on undisclosed terms … In other words nothing was proved or disproved.
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"We disproved the old idea, and now we don't know the new thing." study author Jakob van den Eijnden, University of Amsterdam astronomer, told Gizmodo.
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That was a cavalier risk in possibly destroying a demonstrably capable and, to date, innocent judge by embracing uncorroborated and largely disproved or irrelevant innuendo.
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Yet the socialist believers will not relinquish ideas that have been disproved repeatedly by historical precedents, and no amount of reality can shake their convictions.
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Mark Kroll, a cardiac-device inventor who has served on Axon's board since 2003, says that a preponderance of scientific evidence has disproved the claim.
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The more that people argue against marketing that's ultimately disproved by the films the marketing promotes, the more it seems like they're yelling about nothing.
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Indeed, Stewart writes that much of what Epstein said was "vague or speculative and couldn't be proved or disproved," and he suggests this was intentional.
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They justify this hypocrisy by asserting what has been disproved time and again — that tax cuts spur the economy and compensate for any lost revenue.
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Although it has been widely disproved, he believed in the "broken windows" theory of policing, where stopping small infractions would prevent an escalation of crime.
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But a lawyer for the convenience store at the center of the accusations released additional video on Monday that he said disproved the documentary's assertions.
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And Chalupa and Ohr are vaguely connected to a disproved conspiracy theory about Ukraine aiding Hillary Clinton's campaign Trump asked the Ukrainians to look into.
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There's an old saying, "No man is an island," but Justin Bieber may have disproved that Thursday during a solo lunch in bustling Bev Hills.
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Of course, there have also been several Internet hoaxes about similar-sounding stories, with the details ramped up, all of which have been disproved by Snopes.
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Ultimately, some of the most pleasurable moments were the most unexpected, and the ones that most fully disproved my father's warning against returning to the familiar.
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But some political scientists believe it may have won the presidency for Donald J. Trump — a remarkable conclusion, even if it cannot be proved or disproved.
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One theory that has yet to be completely disproved is that one of those jets either flew close to or fired on Mr. Hammarskjold's DC-6.
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Though New York City was, and still is, much to their liking, the urban legend that more rats than people live here has been mathematically disproved.
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Although a fire marshal testified at the men's trial that he had found evidence of arson, Mr. Hale said evolving fire science disproved the 1980 analysis.
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When it was his turn, Representative Steve Cohen, Democrat of Tennessee, asserted exactly the opposite, alluding to email evidence and testimony that disproved Mr. Johnson's argument.
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Which brings us to last Friday, when DOE proposed a new rule for the electricity system, premised on the very suppositions its own grid study disproved.
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The doctor treating him — the same doc from season one who disproved Chuck's electrical "affliction" — tells Jimmy that once again, his brother is in fine physical health.
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Glen's suggestion that what's good for white-collar tech workers is good for all New Yorkers is easily disproved by the city's vast — and growing — inequality rate.
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Obama, speaking at his final press conference two days before President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration, said fraud at the polls is something that has been repeatedly disproved.
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Research disproved their claims—and they lost the vote anyway—but why emphasize now that relatively few people had, at least so far, sought to transition gender?
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There has been no public reckoning or official public enquiries in Zimbabwe about the Gukurahundi, so the allegations against Mnangagwa have yet to be proved or disproved.
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Shortly after the attack, his son Eric, in an interview with the Telegraph , claimed that the action disproved the "ridiculous" stories involving Russia and his father's Administration.
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The prosecution revealed an email between Manafort and a Yankees employee which disproved Manafort's argument as he was confirming the renewal of his tickets, priced at $226,800.
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Popular perception was that bran muffins were also helpful in controlling cholesterol — an idea that would go on to be disproved by a Harvard study in 1990.
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He had obtained a version of it — how, he wouldn't say — and, having now subjected it to the ever-probing Defcon crowds, had disproved the company's claims.
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Some researchers have even suggested that bees are capable of a minimal kind of awareness, an assertion that others consider speculation that cannot be proved or disproved.
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For example, Mr. Massie told how DNA evidence had disproved the claim of a woman living in Virginia to be the Grand Duchess Anastasia, Nicholas's youngest daughter.
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Unlike a murder or a robbery that has a specific trail of facts that can be investigated, Russia collusion is an allegation that could never be disproved.
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Chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE claimed that Wilson had taken credit for securing the funding for an FBI building, but video later disproved his claim.
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Flynn's son becomes a lightning rod for criticism The younger Flynn insisted afterward on Twitter that rumors about the pedophilia ring were true until they could be disproved.
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Thursday's sham social media summit at the White House might have already disproved its own point by being one of the most posted-about things on social media.
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More from Tonic: Even without doing a study, of course, Phiten's claims are easily disproved—Foster, for his part, says the product simply doesn't pass a smell test.
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Then, he argued that Trump's Inauguration Day drew bigger crowds than President Barack Obama's — a claim that was easily disproved by looking at two pictures of the crowds.
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Trump earlier said there was "no doubt" the U.S. Navy had brought down the drone, after Tehran showed video footage that it said disproved the incident even happened.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Alcohol and automobiles famously do not mix - but one Scottish scientist has disproved that maxim by driving a car powered by biofuel derived from making whisky.
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If a thing is disproved way down the road after everyone initially bought it, that's fine — there's no real price to pay for that because it's been forgotten.
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Kelly's comment, which was meant to defend President Donald Trump's condolence call that upset the family of a fallen solider, was disproved by a video of Wilson's speech.
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The Texas Rangers are still in the process of verifying many of the killings and none of the information that Little has provided has been disproved, Bland said.
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But Republican strategists continue their push to suppress voting (knowing that bigger voter turnouts tend to favor the Democrats), citing the repeatedly disproved claim of widespread voter fraud.
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My theory that "pads are fashion accessories" was disproved within minutes on Sunday when 300-pound Gerald McCoy crashed into Buccs' quarter-back Jameis Winston at full speed.
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I seem to have disproved my own point, because as I write this, I have been allowed to pursue, and in large part achieve, my plan of life.
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"While I can't say anything he said was an explicit lie, much of what he said was vague or speculative and couldn't be proved or disproved," he said.
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Saleh's hoaxes include videos such as Saleh smuggling himself on to an airline via packing himself on a suitcase, a stunt that was quickly disproved by the airline.
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The rally's featured speakers included Andrew Wakefield, whose widely disproved study linking the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine to autism helped spur the modern anti-vaccine movement.
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That story was quickly disproved, and now the episode is of interest to special counsel Robert Mueller as he investigates possible collusion between Moscow and the Trump campaign.
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And he failed to read modern originalist scholarship that has conclusively disproved many of the historical canards that were prominent in the 1950s when he attended law school.
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Our intuition that tastes are intuitive, that they are just "our tastes," and spring from our own personal genome, has been disproved repeatedly by psychologists and market researchers.
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Closer magazine's lawyers had sought to justify publication of the photos on public interest grounds, saying they disproved rumors circulating at the time that Kate might be anorexic.
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In the end, I disproved both of my initial limiting assumptions, and in the process I was able to meet my goal to become a better public speaker.
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Since taking office in 2014, Thompson has disproved the work of his predecessors in convictions for 17 murders, one burglary, one manslaughter case and one charge of gun possession.
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It's never happened in the 224-year history of the Oscars (much less in the biggest category), and it seemingly disproved one of the longest-running Oscar urban legends.
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The video, according to published reports, disproved the allegations against the police, showing that the use of the stun gun was the only contact authorities used throughout the episode.
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"The accusation by Virginia Roberts Giuffre is the same one she made, and I conclusively disproved, more than four years ago," he wrote in a letter to the Beast.
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The expedition also disproved the claim made in January that there was a "Nessie trench"—supposedly big enough for the monster and her, uh, little monsters—in the lake.
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A lawyer for the magazine sought to justify publication of the photos on public interest grounds, saying they disproved rumors circulating at the time that Middleton might be anorexic.
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While his progress has undercut that thesis, it hasn't been fully disproved, since the "party decides" conceit doesn't tell us about what happens when the party simply can't decide.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's state television on Friday aired footage it said disproved U.S. President Donald Trump's assertion that the U.S. Navy has destroyed an Iranian drone in the Gulf.
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Among the many bullshit facts kids are (were?) fed about Christopher Columbus is that his voyage to the New World disproved the prevailing notion that the Earth was flat.
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A double whammy of studies in The Journal of Clinical Investigation in April disproved the long-held belief that consuming metric tons of salt makes us thirstier for water.
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Now, that's been disproved, too: A broad Marshall Project analysis suggests that growth in a metro area's population of unauthorized immigrants does not lead to higher local crime rates.
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"Governor Schwarzenegger won't vote for any candidate who advocates the outdated and disproved belief that California's environmental progress is incompatible with our economic success," said Daniel Ketchell, his spokesman.
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More than anything, aides came to regret the interview because it was largely ineffective, particularly after Kavanaugh disproved the mild-mannered image in his highly-charged testimony days later.
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The pattern of departures from Libya disproved the claim from Salvini and others that the presence of the rescue boats created a powerful "pull factor" for illegal migration, Sami said.
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Shaw's actions also disproved a theory floated by gun rights activists during the recent uptick in mass shootings: the one where a "good guy with a gun" stops a shooter.
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In 2010, the prestigious journal that published the research, The Lancet, retracted the paper, and many studies have disproved Wakefield's original report and showed that vaccines do not cause autism.
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Some of Britain's major newspapers have accused Muslims of tacitly supporting ISIS—a claim that was quickly disproved, but is still frequently used by far-right websites and street groups.
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And though these theories have been disproved multiple times on multiple websites, they've seeped into mainstream political conversations via hugely popular conservative outlets such as Drudge Report and Fox News.
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The news outlet reported the police initially suspected citizens were taking the animals to get spayed or neutered, but that was disproved when the same cats were shaved multiple times.
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This has nothing to do with fuel efficiency rules being a "relic of a disproved narrative of resource scarcity," as Marathon suggests, and everything to do with our warming climate.
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After all, if Trump's team lies about an easily disproved claim where citizens can simply look at side-by-side photos, what about statements that aren't easily verifiable with photographs?
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The bizarre and already disproved notion that the global free market might work as an avatar of Britain's imperial power lies at the heart of the die-hard Brexit psyche.
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It was, you might remember, a callback to Mr. Spicer's statement that Mr. Trump's inauguration featured "the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration," a claim easily disproved by photos.
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A 2017 Justice Department report, for example, found many cases in which the department had swallowed whole a police officer's version of events that was later disproved by video evidence.
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Though many pictures of "Nessie" have been taken over the years (most disproved as being wakes from boats, optical illusions, birds or otters), the surgeon's photograph remains the clearest shot.
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He also called journalists "among the most dishonest human beings on earth," and he said that up to 393 million people had attended his inauguration, a claim that photographs disproved.
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And in the first month of a new presidency, the leader of the free world has: Told a stunning and easily disproved lie on his first full day in power.
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When the Mary Sue's assertion was disproved, it illuminated the fallacy of connecting someone's personal beliefs to their appreciation, or lack thereof, for a big film hit like Captain Marvel.
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Though many pictures of Nessie have been taken over the years (most disproved as being wakes from boats, optical illusions, birds or otters), the surgeon's photograph remains the clearest shot.
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A bare minimum of money is necessary to staff a campaign, keep it on the road, and keep its vital functions on track — although Trump might have effectively disproved even that.
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DUBAI, July 19 (Reuters) - Iran's state television on Friday aired footage it said disproved U.S. President Donald Trump's assertion that the U.S. Navy has destroyed an Iranian drone in the Gulf.
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"While I can't say anything he said was an explicit lie, much of what he said was vague or speculative and couldn't be proved or disproved," Stewart said in his report.
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Puerto Rico's long-held official toll of 64 was dramatically disproved by public health statistics indicating that about 3,000 more people than expected had died in the months after the storm.
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Nonexistent. — BarrowK, North Carolina It is likely that a few stereotypes will be validated by findings from genetics — even if it is also certain that a great majority will be disproved.
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Discover magazine is among the authoritative sources that have disproved the allegation that the engineered mosquitoes are behind the Zika outbreak, born last month on a Reddit board devoted to conspiracy theories.
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The Real Housewives of Orange County star disproved one theory — "It's not haunted" — and opened up about the real reason she's letting go of the Ladera Ranch property while visiting PEOPLE Now.
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The collection of memos, prepared as opposition research for political figures and later obtained and published by BuzzFeed News, contain unverified claims about Trump's dealings with Russia and some easily disproved errors.
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When Breitbart staffer Michelle Fields complained Lewandowski had manhandled her at an event, Breitbart itself published a story accusing her of mistaking Lewandowski for someone else before security footage disproved the theory.
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They said their findings disproved the stereotype of women choosing to work overseas to save money and return home with a cushion of wealth, an idea held by many migrants and foreigners.
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He said there was no report of any "operational response" by the Boxer and Iran's state television broadcast a video showing aerial views of ships that it said disproved the U.S. claim.
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Closer magazine's lawyers had sought in the original trial to justify publication of the photos on public interest grounds, saying they disproved rumors circulating at the time that Kate might be anorexic.
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Donald Trump's election proved and disproved a lot of political gospels, but one key issue no one is talking about is how the election underscored the growing inefficacy of political tv ads.
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He said there was no report of any "operational response" by the Boxer and Iran's state television broadcast a video showing aerial views of ships that it said disproved the U.S. assertion.
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Among other things, Judge Rafecas reiterated his ruling that a tenet of Mr. Nisman's complaint — that Mr. Timerman had lobbied to lift Interpol arrest warrants against the Iranian suspects — had been disproved.
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German physician Robert Koch discovered that specific germs caused specific diseases, and French microbiologist Louis Pasteur disproved the idea of spontaneous generation — meaning, germs must be passed from one source to another.
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The administration dismisses these pleas for honesty, arguing that only journalists care about Mr. Trump's tax returns and conflicts of interest — a claim that a recent Washington Post-ABC News poll disproved.
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CAIR attorneys reviewed each incident reported and eliminated cases that were later disproved, including a New York City woman who alleged she had been attacked by Trump supporters shortly after his election.
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The other hosts for "Countryfile," most of them in their 30s, grew up watching him, he says, adding that he has disproved the showbiz injunction to avoid working with children and animals.
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The new president doesn't care about weakening democracy if his delicate ego needs to assert the easily disproved: that he would have won the popular vote if there weren't massive voter fraud.
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The press corps dwelt on what it means to have a White House spokesman who makes statements that are readily disproved, working under a president whose claims about voter fraud are entirely bogus.
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Rowbotham's claims were disproved by a surveyor, Alfred Russel Wallace, who saw a 500 pound bounty for proof of a curved Earth offered by early flat-earthers and took them up on it.
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Vladislav Kononov, executive director of the Russian Military and Historical Society, was cited by Russian media as saying that the fact that angry Russians had spotted the error in the relief disproved that.
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Recent research also disproved the theory that vitamin D improves bone health and prevents fractures, but some experts disagree with this, citing small time periods and sample sizes as well as insufficient dosages.
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He said there was no report of any "operational response" by the USS Boxer and Iran's state television broadcast a video showing aerial views of ships that it said disproved the U.S. assertion.
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Chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE claimed that Wilson had taken credit for securing the funding for an FBI building at a speech that Kelly attended, but video later disproved that claim.
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And then he shows up in the Oval Office with the Russian foreign minister, first, after classifying you as crazy and a real nut job, which I think you've effectively disproved this morning.
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David Brock, a former Spectator writer who is now a liberal activist, told me that the alleged Mena conspiracy was based on a single dubious source, and was easily disproved by flight records.
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Yet notably, Foley, like her predecessors Valerie Huber and Teresa Manning, rejects the importance of contraception and holds beliefs about reproductive health that have been widely and resoundingly disproved by the medical community.
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Despite this messy reality, the state's prosecution of the Lovings was based on the presumption, long disproved by social science, that there was indeed such thing as a "pure" white race to protect.
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" Subsequently, the State Department dismissed the claims as "nothing but a PR stunt," while Politico disproved the Russian claim that its offer of observers to individual states had been rejected with "very harsh formulas.
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But, what this week disproved -- or at least poked holes in -- is the notion that Ivanka Trump can get her father to do what she wants when she really sets her mind to it.
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But the science explained in these and other federal government reports is clear: Climate change is not disproved by the extreme weather of one day or a week; it's demonstrated by long-term trends.
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"The notion that students got anything other than negative value from Corinthian has been roundly disproved by student experience and the judgment of employers and the legitimate higher education sector," director Toby Merill said.
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"WE SHOT IT DOWN" U.S. President Trump said there was no doubt the USS Boxer warship had destroyed an Iranian drone but Tehran showed video footage that it said disproved the incident even happened.
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So though it may seem that Trump's rise disproved nostrums about the Kochs' influence on politics, in practice, many of his administration's policies are exactly what they — and their bottom lines — wanted all along.
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Comey had responded to the report in a Washington Post op-ed, saying that it disproved declarations from Trump and his allies that the FBI "spied" on the Trump campaign and engaged in wrongdoing.
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Given she has little involvement in the matter at hand, and that the conspiracy theory to which she is attached has been disproved, it is difficult to see House Democrats calling Chalupa to testify.
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Given she has little involvement in the matter at hand and that the conspiracy theory to which she is attached has been disproved, it is difficult to see House Democrats calling Chalupa to testify.
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A day after the Greenville rally, Mr. Trump, under pressure from congressional Republicans and even his own daughter, falsely claimed that he had tried to interrupt the chant, something clearly disproved by the video.
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A day after the Greenville rally, Mr. Trump, under pressure from congressional Republicans and even his own daughter, falsely claimed that he had tried to interrupt the chant, something clearly disproved by the video.
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And Michael makes his case for restructuring the entire afterlife because a handful of people tried so hard to help each other in torturous circumstances they disproved divine assumptions about humanity's capacity to improve.
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To sway their interest in each other, she announces that Chanel has every STD ever (which is later disproved) but adds insult to injury when Chanel promises that she will get back at Munsch somehow.
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Rather than accepting the sporting cliché that "form is temporary, but class is permanent"—a claim disproved by Hungary, which has reached the final twice but not qualified since 1986—they attempt to quantify it.
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And audio recently resurfaced of Whitaker falsely accusing "the left" of sowing "this theory that essentially Russians interfered with the US election," a theory he claimed had been disproved and did not affect the election.
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I was released almost eighteen long and terrible years later, after new evidence and witnesses established others were responsible for the crime and disproved the story that had been fed to me during my interrogation.
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The best place to start isn't with the Republican Party's leaders — the opportunists, the cowards, the sleepwalkers — but with its voters, and the once-reasonable assumptions about voter psychology that Trump seems to have disproved.
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While the FCC and telecom sector repeatedly tried to claim that net neutrality rules stifled network investment, SEC filings, earnings reports, and even dozens of public statements made by countless CEOs easily disproved those claims.
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The juxtaposition of an athlete going about his work and the confrontational clarity of "I Can't Breathe" disproved the popular lie that a superstar can't play ball and have an opinion at the same time.
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There's also a lot of societal pressure on women to have a clean house, and the expectation is different for men (and no, it's not that women see mess and men don't — that's been disproved).
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Those scientists worry that Mr. Pruitt's exercise will not be conducted in good faith, and will only create a platform for marginal views that have already been disproved in the normal course of scientific debate.
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After taking office in January, he accused journalists of deliberately understating the size of the crowd at his inauguration and said that up to 1.5 million people were in attendance, a claim that photographs disproved.
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But by the same token, it did not seem like a particularly good sign when Grimes kept tweeting about how she'd personally investigated and disproved rumors that Musk was suppressing unionization efforts at Tesla facilities, either.
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These scientists are in the enviable position of being able to say things that will never be disproved by mankind, as it is unlikely that humanity will be around to see the next super-continent form.
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Later, even though Moore offered a grand total of zero evidence that disproved the women's claims, Trump endorsed the Alabama Republican and held a campaign-style rally just across the Alabama border days before the vote.
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Speaking as lawmakers in her Conservative Party prepare to choose which two candidates will make the final run-off to replace Prime Minister David Cameron, Leadsom also said that predictions of economic chaos had been disproved.
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Relatives of the defendants said the woman's claims could be disproved, in part by consulting telephone records during the time of the alleged attack, but they said the police were under public pressure to make an arrest.
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Co-author Karol, while dismissing outright the notion that Trump's romp to the top of the polls has disproved their hypothesis, said that the theory could get tweaked and "more complicated" if they write a new edition.
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Unlike Trump's claims that Obama was foreign-born, even after the president produced his birth certificate, this hasn't been disproved or discredited, and it was regarded as credible enough to brief the president and president-elect about.
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There is no DNA that can establish conclusively what was in a defendant's mind at the time the conduct took place, so professions of innocence based on a lack of intent can never be proved — or disproved.
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This conspiracy theory has been disproved by national security experts — one of whom, former homeland security adviser Thomas Bossert, said he repeatedly told Trump it was false — but it has lingered in the presidential and Republican consciousnesses.
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If the target of the attack is disliked by the establishment media, he or she will be required to supply the burden of proof against the charges that, as the Post has found, cannot be proved or disproved.
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Throughout the book, you mention various "genetic indicator" studies that we've bought into that have been disproved — like you said that there's little proof that women with a certain waist-hip ratio are actually more fertile or genetically better.
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Skeptics argue that persistently low interest rates and consistent demand for domestic bonds in the past decade of rising debt have disproved old economic assumptions and have instead shown that extraordinarily high levels of federal debt do not matter.
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On one news program, Mr. Tayanj presented a medical document that he said was from a government forensics examination; he said it disproved Mr. Ishchi's assertions of sexual assault but did not go into detail, simply brandishing the paper.
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Allegations of disproved collusion with Russia, mired in dubious Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrants and Christopher Steele's dossier, unraveled and the eventual impeachment charges of obstruction of Congress and abuse of power aren't clear high crimes or misdemeanors.
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Throughout multiple presentations, the German team was constantly dismissed as producing "a viewpoint," not "science," while its series of reports, released in 2100, were called "old," allegedly disproved by subsequent tests carried out by the prominent local engineering firm Khatib & Alami.
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I had managed to cultivate an audience that irrefutably disproved that fear; I had enough of a following to make decent money on Patreon through fan donations—hell, I had fans—and there was constant, intense interest in my work.
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Prosecutors submitted evidence, later disproved, that Teleguz was involved in another Pennsylvania murder and brought up unsubstantiated rumors that he was in the Russian mafia, McAuliffe said in a statement, adding that these factors might have affected the jury during sentencing.
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"The allegation that Juan Guaido is a puppet of the United States is first ridiculous and second has been disproved in a number of ways — one is the number of countries that support him," said Abrams at a press briefing Friday.
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The "no Amazon mothers" fallacy is further disproved by the graves of nomadic horsewomen-archers whose real lives inspired Greek Amazon stories 2,500 years ago -- next to the skeletons of female warriors buried with their weapons, archaeologists discovered infants and children.
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In 210, Locke delivered a series of lectures called "Race Contacts and Interracial Relations," in which he painstakingly disproved the narrowly "biological" understanding of race while insisting on the power of culture to distinguish, but not sunder, black from white.
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In 1916, Locke delivered a series of lectures called "Race Contacts and Interracial Relations," in which he painstakingly disproved the narrowly "biological" understanding of race while insisting on the power of culture to distinguish, but not sunder, black from white.
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" Senator James Inhofe, a Republican of Oklahoma, "disproved" climate change by taking a snowball onto the Senate floor and noting that it was chilly outside; using similarly rigorous scientific methods, he wrote a book about climate change called "The Greatest Hoax.
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Any inference that my innocuous fully disclosed Twitter exchange and tweets with a hacker known as Gruccifer 2.0 (sic), who may not may not be a Russian asset, constitutes 'collusion' is disproved by the content, the facts and the timeline of events.
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First offered in 2006 — when less than 17% of the world was using the internet — Olson's just-so story or ad hoc fallacy constructs a narrative that cannot be confirmed or disproved by any evidence, and is therefore neither true nor false.
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The tl;dr version of the research: several hypotheses have some backing in the literature; out of the common explanations, one has been all but disproved and one has been repeatedly confirmed, though it's more complicated than it appears at first blush.
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And as the 2016 presidential election approached, I saw friends from back home darkly ruminating on easily disproved rumors about how, say, the state of South Dakota was bringing in large cohorts of Syrian refugees and keeping them hidden in abandoned state facilities.
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I witnessed this firsthand as a piece I wrote on the HPV vaccine and its ability to eradicate cervical cancer around the world, was met with a swarm of anti-vaxxer, baseless denials on social media that are easily disproved with facts.
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"This is nothing more than a knee-jerk reaction to the president's misguided belief in such bias, which has been disproved time and again by legitimate researchers," said Gigi Sohn, a former senior official at the Federal Communications Commission during the Obama administration.
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Her dissertation disproved the notion that women became mentally incapacitated during their periods, and she was a vocal opponent of the "variability hypothesis," which suggested that men exhibit greater variation in psychological and physical traits than women, making the latter destined for mediocrity.
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While Facebook said its artificial intelligence system can decipher text that has been added to photos, the company said it will not be targeting every single post about vaccines, and is focusing instead on specific claims about vaccines that have been disproved.
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The report definitively disproved the notion that a Democratic National Committee staffer named Seth Rich was the source of leaked DNC documents later published by WikiLeaks, and that his July 2016 murder came as the result of his decision to leak those documents to WikiLeaks.
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The overinflation of statistics has led to misleading press coverage of cases that later were disproved, he argued, specifically calling out the New York Times for "shameful" coverage of members of the Duke lacrosse team, who were accused and later exonerated of sexual assault.
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The sharp pain he had felt deep inside made his doctors worry that his aorta, the vessel that carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body, had been torn, but a CT scan of his chest disproved that hypothesis as well.
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DUBAI/WASHINGTON, July 19 (Reuters) - The United States and Iran were at odds on Friday about a U.S. assertion that its Navy had brought down an Iranian drone in the Gulf, with Tehran showing video footage that it said disproved the incident even happened.
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In court filings, her lawyers assert that Rolling Stone and the author of the article, Sabrina Rubin Erdely — also a defendant in the cases — were reckless in their reporting and editing, and that Ms. Erdely deliberately avoided following leads that could have disproved the story.
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From the New York Times: White House officials said those conclusions were illegitimate and politically motivated, and were disproved by the final report issued by the agency, which asserts that the per-capita cost of a refugee is higher than that of an American.
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The Commerce Department added in a statement that "the notion that Secretary Ross decided to reinstate the citizenship question in response to a single email" is disproved by the fact that Mr. Kobach's note is but one of the more than 500 pages of records produced.
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"After the substance of Mr. Herman's previous defamatory and fabricated filing in Hawaii was disproved based on unassailable evidence, Mr. Herman's desperation has led him to fabricate these new anonymous accusations against Mr. Singer, which we will also prove to be completely false," Singer's attorney said in a statement.
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In the petition, shared on the website for the "Wrongful Conviction" podcast, the attorneys argue that Dassey, now 29, should be freed on grounds that his confession was disproved by physical evidence at the scene and his inability to accurately describe the method in which Halbach was killed.
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"If who occupies the White House was going to determine who occupies the governor's mansion in Frankfort, the state has pretty well disproved that," says Matt Erwin, a Democratic strategist that worked on Adam Edelen's gubernatorial campaign, who lost to Beshear in the primary, running to his left.
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Parnas says he continued to occasionally meet with Harvey at the Trump hotel in Washington, DC, where they discussed investigations into the Biden family and a Democratic National Committee server that a disproved conspiracy theory holds contains information of Ukrainian election meddling to benefit Democrats in the 2016 elections.
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While the document itself proved to be dramatically overhyped by the right (and actually disproved several Trump talking points regarding the Russia investigation), it's being championed by many conservatives as evidence of rampant anti-Trump bias within the FBI — and Republicans on Capitol Hill have gotten on board.
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"After the substance of Mr. Herman's previous defamatory and fabricated filing in Hawaii was disproved based on unassailable evidence, Mr. Herman's desperation has led him to fabricate these new anonymous accusations against Mr. Singer, which we will also prove to be completely false," Singer's attorney said in a statement at the time.
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Researchers who have spent their careers investigating the ways that pain is altered by mood, context, and suggestion are naturally skeptical of the idea that personal testimony can be proved or disproved by making someone spend an hour lying horizontal and immobile in a rigidly controlled, socially isolated, loud, boring, and claustrophobic environment.
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Ron Johnson and Chuck Grassley, too, are requesting more information about a former Democratic National Committee consultant's interactions with Ukrainian officials during the 2016 election, a move aimed at legitimizing the disproved conspiracy theory that Democrats colluded with Ukraine in an effort to fix the 2016 election in favor of Hillary Clinton.
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"Our confidentiality agreement has nothing to do with the rights of workers to openly discuss organizing efforts - something that is obvious from the document itself and disproved by the fact that a small number of active Tesla employees are currently engaging in this very behavior without retaliation," Tesla wrote in its statement.
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It was also disproved within hours of the court's ruling, when Republican lawmakers in Texas and North Carolina, both states that had been covered by the Voting Rights Act, rammed through discriminatory new voting laws that they had been gunning to pass for years, including some that had been blocked under the act.
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The nearly 3 million tweets offer a glimpse into how Russian trolls helped perpetuate a flow of misinformation online that not only blurred the lines between fake and real, but sought to deepen political divisions in the US with disproved conspiracy theories that have continued to spread from the internet to the real world.
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But the old organs of the Washington establishment still take these people seriously, and otherwise intelligent Democrats still have a strange Pavlovian response to the dire warnings they issue, like clockwork, every four years: Embracing liberalism will always and forever end in defeat (even if Barack Obama disproved that theory not once but twice).
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While describing terrorist groups as a monolithic enemy, Mr. Trump also repeated a disproved belief shared by his predecessors: that terrorists require "safe havens" from which to conduct attacks, and therefore a reduction of American troops in combat zones will mean "you get hit again," as Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis ominously warned in June.
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To the dismay of Vijay Mallya, the booze scion who founded the airline in 2005 (pictured left, with Prince Charles), the case is now a tangle of bankers' civil claims and criminal ones from authorities investigating allegations that some of the loan money went towards his foreign property purchases (accusations that Mr Mallya says he has disproved).
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Read more: Trump incorrectly blames 'gruesome video games' and 'mentally ill monsters' for mass violence while commenting on 2 mass shootingsA significant body of research, however, has thoroughly disproved Trump's claim that mental illness is a major contributor to mass shootings and gun violence, and does not show that involuntary confinement would likely reduce such shootings.
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Ben Goodell, a seventh grader from Lynn, Massachusetts who is definitely not the commissioner of the NFL, won his school's Outstanding Project Award for an experiment that disproved the NFL's own science report following accusations that Brady and a couple of ball boys were doctoring balls before a blowout win against the Colts in the 2014 AFC Championship game.
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Basically, he reheated another blogger's compendium of all scientific papers from 2017 that in any way complicate the idea that greenhouse gases cause climate change, taking the most useful sentences out of context—though not misquoting them—and then, in his headline, leaping to the conclusion that he just disproved the idea of a scientific consensus on global warming.
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But perhaps the most alarming part of the video is the precocious boy who says he wants to start a "Children for Trump" group, then echoes his mother's justification that if we can elect a "Muslim president" (a claim about President Barack Obama that has been disproved time and time again), then why shouldn't Trump be president.
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"Even when exercising the utmost caution, the player could not have been aware of the consequences that kissing Pamela would have on him," sports arbitrators wrote in their decision about Gasquet, who had sued the woman he kissed to obtain a sample of her hair to prove routine cocaine use, which his own hair sample had disproved.
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I pointed out that people said the same thing during the Great Depression, only to see it disproved when we finally got a big fiscal stimulus called World War II. But the doctrine somehow just got stronger and stronger in elite circles, because it sounded serious and judicious, unlike the seemingly flighty proposition that all we needed was more spending.
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Poverty on its own had been disproved to explain infant mortality, and a study of more than 1,000 women in New York and Chicago, published in The American Journal of Public Health in 1997, found that black women were less likely to drink and smoke during pregnancy, and that even when they had access to prenatal care, their babies were often born small.
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Aside from the inherent ridiculousness of the premise (which rests on the idea that dancers who are phenomenally talented in one style will be utterly lost in others, a theory So You Think You Can Dance has repeatedly disproved), On Pointe hits many of the same beats as the first film, a strategy the Step Up franchise has used to box office success.
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Despite how easily disproved their conflicting remarks are, purveyors of such calamity do so in the name of telling the truth, or in this case, "having to deliver an unsatisfactory report card" as noted in an opinion piece by Ian Walters, the communications director of the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), in his attempt to explain his statement about Michael Steele, the former chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC).
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) The chief of staff had claimed that Wilson had taken credit for getting an FBI building funded, but video later disproved his statement.
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As a reporter who has been covering technology for The New York Times for more than a decade, I've made such proclamations, saying that the iPad would kill the Kindle (I later realized the error of my ways, and now own both), that eBooks would be the death of print (I later reversed myself, several times), and that driverless cars will make driving passé and allow us to nap in the front seat (this has yet to be disproved).
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He even concocted a fanciful means of measuring the speed, spin and direction of a human soul, both when it leaves the body at death ("Traditional theology, perhaps, predicts that the soul of a sinner would depart downward, and would weigh less than that of a righteous believer") and before birth ("If the soul turns out to enter the fetus quite late in pregnancy, the religious arguments against contraception and early abortion will be neatly disproved").
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Senator Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE says the economy only benefits the 1 percent, but every jobs report since President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE started his term has disproved that.
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