" Biden referenced PolitiFact Saturday, saying "PolitiFact looked at it and they doctored the photo, they doctored the piece and it's acknowledged that it's a fake.
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Sanders tweeted a doctored video from Infowars that both she and Trump have somewhat bizarrely argued was not doctored and supports Sanders's version of events.
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The White House used a doctored video to tell a lie Bijan Stephen has two more experts to say that yes, the Acosta video was doctored.
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Joe Biden accused the Bernie Sanders campaign of distributing a "doctored video" of him to attack his record on Social Security, but there&aposs no evidence the video was doctored, according to Politico.
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You can see the newly doctored ad in full below.
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Screens that show doctored images of the President throwing up.
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It makes you wonder what other data have been doctored.
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CNN cannot independently verify if the images have been doctored.
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"It's a very dangerous precedent to allow doctored videos," Rep.
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There were doctored photos and videos edited out of context.
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Soon enough, a doctored photograph of Ms. Materna and Mrs.
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She then sent a photo of the clearly doctored i.o.u.
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Paul Gosar said in his caption of the doctored photo.
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Prosecutors also allege Manafort and Gates knowingly doctored financial documents.
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"There separately IS a doctored FAQ floating around," Chakrabarti tweeted.
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They are accused of using doctored invoices to bill fake suppliers.
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What if the gory images I see every day are doctored?
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Go deeper: Doctored Pelosi video shows Facebook's challenge ahead of 2020
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This is often done with doctored headlines, images, videos and sound.
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Temer has denied the allegations and says the recording was doctored.
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President Donald Trump's tweet of a doctored video was no joke.
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He doctored at the word 'check' he cut the tape off.
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A doctored chain, a high-five, and we were off again.
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The doctored video shows Zuckerberg making a fake speech about power.
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When Gonzalez handed over the doctored photograph, Abdullah's demeanor changed instantly.
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No government action has been taken related to the doctored photographs.
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Posted a surreal doctored photo of President Gerald Ford eating a calzone.
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In the doctored photo, DeGeneres appears to be riding on his back.
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A Seattle TV station aired doctored footage of Trump's Oval Office speech.
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But all that was — when you say 'doctored,' you're a dishonest guy.
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Actor Adam Baldwin tweeted the doctored video to his over 200,000 followers.
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But it gets frequently doctored and recycled whenever there's a massive storm.
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Johansson was victimized by deepfakes that doctored her face onto pornographic videos.
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So I doctored my birth certificate by changing the year of birth.
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There are bogus addresses for players, doctored grade sheets and illegal recruiting.
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We know who Tunsil was texting—unless that was the doctored part!
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As People notes, the film studio insists the image was not doctored.
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The first, "Intern," was filled with uncertainty; the second, "Doctored," with disillusionment.
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The doctored video of Pelosi was edited in a pretty rudimentary way.
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The doctored Pelosi video isn't even good and it's still tricking people.
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This is not because the results themselves are likely to be doctored.
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Remember the doctored "Rocky III" image from just a few weeks ago.
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" But, McHenry stated in her lawsuit, the photos were "fraudulent" and "doctored.
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Benson alleged that an audio analysis showed the recording had been doctored.
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" Schiff and hearing transcripts "Shifty Adam Schiff will only release doctored transcripts.
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In May, a doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi went viral.
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Read more about how the scheme worked, from bribes to doctored photos.
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Customs papers were then doctored for shipping the rhino horns to Laos.
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Engineers from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory doctored up some gloriously geeky creations.
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The video, while itself not doctored, was shared the same day The Washington Post reported that videos doctored to make Pelosi appear to be slurring her words as if she were drunk had gone viral on social media.
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YouTube removed the video soon after it became aware of the doctored clip.
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The possible conclusion — that Trump's election was doctored by outside influences — is unsettling.
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But even without forensic software, evidence of Kim's doctored ears is clearly visible.
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He claims the leaked "clandestine audio recordings" were doctored and denies any wrongdoing.
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Trump himself has been accused of making use of doctored covers of Time.
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Each of these doctored realities is close enough, a problem only for pedants.
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Go inside the Pentagon's race against doctored videos and test your detection skills.
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"It was incredible how much blatantly doctored material there was," Mr. Hoffmann said.
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This latest doctored video proves that Facebook as we knew it is over.
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The new policy doesn&apost cover more rudimentary forms of doctored videos either.
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The North Korean immigration officials seemed less suspicious, though the passport looked doctored.
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Kelly allegedly used bribes to get doctored documents that showed her as 18.
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It was a joke, a doctored photo reposted on the president's Twitter account.
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LONDON — Manipulated Twitter accounts, doctored videos, dodgy websites and questions of foreign meddling.
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Even if all you can manage for dinner is doctored-up instant ramen.
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Hamas said Israel hacked one of its Telegram groups and posted doctored photos.
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Some even wondered if the photo is real or doctored in any way.
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Park a doctored diploma, which she dismisses — personal recommendations matter more than paperwork.
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The un-doctored version felt watery by comparison, like it was missing something.
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This handwriting was then presumably copied by the person who allegedly doctored the test.
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The doctored photo is at least six years old and originated during Hurricane Irene.
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The doctored video, disseminated widely on social media, succeeded in creating the desired uproar.
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His attorneys declined to specify to the AP which emails they believed were doctored.
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The problem with doctored or incorrectly labeled SJW has become serious, the ABC says.
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The bar to produce a convincing doctored video is lower than people might assume.
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The problem is that Narcos relies on doctored history to arrive at that conclusion.
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The is one of several doctored videos that have been circulating on social media.
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It emerged that two of the seven videos incriminating the students had been doctored.
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The scheme extended to doctored photos presenting applicants as the athletes they were not.
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I thought of a famous study in which people saw doctored photographs of themselves.
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Chinese shared photographs of the latest debate online, doctored to look as if Mrs.
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Imagine if a doctored video of a politician appeared the day before an election.
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And so what happens when doctored audio and video get added to the mix?
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I'm talking, of course, about that famously doctored map of Hurricane Dorian's projected path.
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Indeed, the doctored photographs used to support claims of athletic ability are pretty unconvincing.
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Doctored images appeared to show news stories claiming the drug was an effective cure.
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" The aide argued that the clip met the threshold for being labeled as "doctored.
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It said Moscow had been found to have provided it with doctored laboratory data.
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Disinformation: The campaign is awash in doctored videos, dodgy websites and manipulated Twitter accounts.
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Some people carried doctored images of Ms. Park in a prison uniform and handcuffed.
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And then: "Is this your only copy?" as he views O'Keefe's doctored-up version.
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Ancient Romans doctored their wines with pig's blood, marble dust, lead and sulfur dioxide.
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A few weeks ago, a doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi went viral.
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The video was shared by Trump's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, on social media and he told CNN he had "no way to know if it's doctored or not," and he took the clip down after a friend told him the video was doctored.
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The doctored 2016 DMI P&L was inflated by Manafort by more than $3.5 million.
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Sometimes it's through hearing bits and pieces that have been doctored by socially sanctioned ideals.
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In other words, sure looks like at least one of Trump's screenshots was sloppily doctored.
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Some people quickly pointed out that the video could have been reversed or otherwise doctored.
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A spokeswoman for Beckham said the emails had been taken out of context and doctored.
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If you're skeptical, a doctored video of a papal address probably won't change your mind.
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He even retweeted a doctored photo of Conan being decorated with the Medal of Honor.
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Michael Burgess of a recent doctored image that of a daughter of the late Sen.
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Sinister-looking face of #HurricaneMatthew at landfall in #Haiti [Un-doctored #weather #satellite image] pic.twitter.
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And it was just as furiously divisive as anything a counterfeiter could have doctored up.
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Sadly, this isn't the first time a doctored Trump photo has caused controversy this year.
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The photo is a doctored version of a red carpet shot of the pop star.
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Think of corked barrels and doctored baseballs and the pine tar on George Brett's bat.
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Vasquez told the Lex 18 that the photo has not been doctored in any way.
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The user's profile photo is a Mussolini headshot that's been doctored with a Trump wig.
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Someone would go on Twitter and say the photo of Zwerg's bloodied face was doctored.
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Two Facebook fact-checkers in India investigated the posts and said the image was doctored.
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It wasn't a false or doctored video, and the content itself didn't push a conspiracy.
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Many of the code talkers even doctored their birth certificates so they could join early.
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A U.S. district judge dismissed Ceglia's lawsuit after another judge said the contract was doctored.
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He has retweeted doctored GIFs of himself enacting violence against Hillary Clinton and news reporters.
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This "friend" told the New York Post that they believe the photo was somehow doctored.
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She did not address whether the video was doctored or whether it came from InfoWars.
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Microwaved burritos doctored with nacho cheese sauce from the hot-dog station pass for cooking.
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" @mooncult acknowledged "it was a tightly cut clip" but noted that it was "not doctored.
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The taped laughs are doctored only to edit out the occasional strange shriek or squeal.
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The doctored 2016 DMI P&L was inflated by MANAFORT by more than $3.5 million.
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New technology will only exacerbate this problem with doctored videos and cooked-up viral campaigns.
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The picture had been doctored with a championship ring taped over James's left index finger.
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The president also shared a doctored photograph of himself putting a medal around Conan's neck.
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In the doctored Indian version, that ending was cut off, so the child never reappears.
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The cake, it now seems, was doctored after purchase, and the pastor dropped the suit.
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"There are multiple doctored GND resolutions and FAQs floating around," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted this weekend.
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Hour after hour, under oath, he told of documents doctored by the hundreds with Liquid Paper.
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Those few seconds have, in the intervening 24 hours, launched a nationwide conversation about doctored videos.
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For example, Manafort provided the bank with doctored [profit and loss statements] for [Davis Manafort Inc.
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The problem with relying on North Korean propaganda photos for verification is that they're commonly doctored.
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But Erdogan claimed the recordings were both illegally obtained and doctored for political gain by Gulenists.
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The Citizen Lab report included images of what it said were doctored emails stolen on Oct.
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Despite speculation to the contrary, at least one forensic expert doesn't believe the video was doctored.
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He came under scrutiny in July for helping to spread a doctored image on social media.
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This is far from the first time Trump has shared a doctored video on social media.
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Fake news circulated through doctored videos on WhatsApp and Facebook have led to lynchings and riots.
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Supporters point to a flurry of activity on Facebook with doctored photographs aimed at discrediting him.
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In one, a doctored image appears to show Mr. Feehan, an Army veteran, saluting Mr. Kaepernick.
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Using clay, paint, and craft knives, he doctored a Marx set of the 1968 Presidential candidates.
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While propaganda photos from the North are often doctored, analysts said this one was conspicuously unretouched.
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A doctored, phony image of President Barack Obama shaking hands with President Hassan Rouhani of Iran.
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Lowe's proposition is thornier: will museums want their doctored Griffoni panels subjected to a merciless critique?
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He posted a doctored picture of Webb, wearing a Manchester United jersey, on his Twitter feed.
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Its Ministry of Defense released doctored satellite images in an effort to pin blame on Ukraine.
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The original footage they doctored comes from a 2017 clip of Zuckerberg discussing Russian election interference.
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Doctored with bright cut paper shapes, glitter, and fabric snips, these images take on kaleidoscopic dimensions.
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" She says some perv doctored up a new caption -- "still wanna f*** me in this Daddy?
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They also raised concerns about "doctored" documents about the Green New Deal being circulated by Republicans.
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Additional confusion came when Chakrabarti and Ocasio-Cortez both alluded to a separate "doctored" fact sheet.
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Instead of using her taxpayer-funded platform to inform and uplift, Conway defends a president who traffics in hate and misinformation with a willingness to say anything — even if it means insisting that doctored footage the White House spread to demonize a CNN reporter wasn't really doctored.
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The Washington Post's Drew Harwell, citing various other analyses, also wrote that the footage had been doctored.
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Oh, and even the new new media of WikiLeaks is releasing doctored information created by biased sources!
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The judge pressed Mischa to explain what was doctored ... and she would only say they weren't originals.
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While the word "deepfake" doesn't appear in the legislation, the bill clearly takes aim at doctored works.
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They say he doctored deal documents and faked invoices, among other ways he directed the Norwalk, Conn.
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CNN's Brian Stelter traced the doctored clip back to a recent post on pro-Trump subreddit TheDonald.
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The big ones: Facebook was right not to remove the doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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What's new: In an age of AI, deepfakes and doctored photographs, misinformation can subtly sculpt our memories.
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With the predicate set, a Fox Business News program aired a doctored clip of Pelosi sounding drunk.
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It's significant because Johnny's team believes the leaked text messages from Amber's phone are fake or doctored.
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A doctored photo of González tearing up the Constitution spread on conservative social media over the weekend.
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The Pentagon has a well-established history of wasteful spending, lost money, unaccountable accounting and doctored ledgers.
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Check out the latest McDonald's coffee cup—and the doctored-up version tweeted by one brilliant visionary.
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However, California Lottery officials soon discovered that the ticket had been doctored to match the winning numbers.
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Politifact also cited a doctored photo that purported to show student Emma Gonzalez ripping up the Constitution.
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Chang has denied lying on her resume and said she did not commission the doctored Time cover.
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"He can't say, 'It's not what you think it is,' or, 'It's been doctored,'" Mr. Schriefer said.
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Last month, Twitter announced it would label deceptively doctored or edited content with a "manipulated media" tag.
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But the doctored image pulsed through right-wing outrage channels and was boosted by activists on Twitter.
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The doctored video of Mr. Zuckerberg shows that A.I. technology is also being used to create disinformation.
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Trump then, in an "update" from the Oval Office, presented a doctored map of the storm's trajectory.
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Mia is photographed in a dress she doctored up and thus begins her viral, fleeting Instagram fame.
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Biden incorrectly accused Sanders on Saturday of issuing a "doctored" video to attack him on Social Security.
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On Monday, the President retweeted a blatantly doctored, fake image of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Sen.
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In both instances, research indicates the photos are authentic (not doctored) and the apparitions remain a mystery.
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Mr. Crowson would not comment further about the possibility that the widely shared photo had been doctored.
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He also posted a fake photo doctored to show Parkland student Emma González ripping up the Constitution.
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Some of the documents were doctored in a way that inflamed Greek-Cypriot fears of any settlement.
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Google also added examples to its ad policies to clarify that it prohibits doctored and manipulated media.
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Photographs can be doctored, but no one faked Donna Rice sitting on Gary Hart's lap in 1987.
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WADA's latest sanction follows its discovery that Russian officials had given it doctored computer files in January.
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Amazingly, it had also been doctored, as a committee led by Jonathan Taylor, a British lawyer, found.
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But it's not just any Barbie — it's a doctored doll, refashioned as a farmgirl in a wheelchair.
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He also said Mr. Cruz had "doctored up" a photo of Mr. Rubio shaking hands with President Obama.
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But nowhere does the memo indicate that Steele faked, forged, or doctored any information presented to the FISC.
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The videos seem to have been doctored to make Pelosi sound like she's drunk and slurring her words.
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A doctored video of the Gyro Drop free-fall ride in Seoul, Korea, was circulating on social media.
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Experts predict that these very sophisticated forms of doctored media, called "deepfakes" are the next frontier of misinformation.
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Every doctored Snapchat, and the flippancy of their distribution, proves just how comfortable with bizarre imagery we've become.
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A TV station fired a staffer after a doctored video of Donald Trump sticking out his tongue aired.
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The fraud involved phony test-takers and doctored photos presenting non-athletic children as star athletes, prosecutors said.
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The opposition contends that the 43% of the vote released after the TSE's unexplained interruption was systematically doctored.
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U.S. District Judge Richard Arcara in Buffalo dismissed Ceglia's lawsuit after another judge said the contract was doctored.
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A collection of these excellently doctored photos was posted to Reddit's r/space earlier today by user berkshireee.
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Dream. Team. If only... And those are just a few of the awesome women in the doctored photo.
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First reported by The Washington Post, the seal had been doctored to satirize contentious aspects of Trump's presidency.
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Although you can tell almost immediately that the image must be doctored, it beguilingly retains its formal integrity.
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" The freshman lawmaker later tweeted that there were multiple "doctored" Green New Deal resolutions and FAQs "floating around.
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Last week, however, the Asahi newspaper reported that some documents about the land sale may have been doctored.
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Force and Bridges helped fake Green's death, and then doctored proof-of-death photos to send to DPR.
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They also put 388 exhibits into evidence, including doctored financial statements, loan applications, tax documents, emails and photographs.
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Perhaps most famously when he tweeted a doctored video showing him wrestling and body slamming the network's logo.
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In May, a doctored video of Pelosi that made her appear to be slurring her words circulated online.
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President Trump' election campaign has spread doctored videos and promoted conspiracies designed to erode support for his opponents.
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The Weekly: The latest episode of The Times's TV show is about "deepfakes," videos doctored with artificial intelligence.
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Facebook has recently been promoting AI solutions to doctored videos, but the report argues it won't be enough.
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The chart appeared to be doctored with a black marker to extend the storm's potential path into Alabama.
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U.S. District Judge Richard Arcara in Buffalo dismissed that case after another judge said the contract was doctored.
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The claims were unsubstantiated, the videos were heavily doctored, and the activists have been indicted on criminal charges.
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The luxury airline tweeted a doctored photo of one of their jetliners with the exterior decked out in diamonds.
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Mischa Barton says she found proof one of her exes has copies of what she calls "doctored" sex tapes.
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She claimed Spaw left behind multiple flash drives -- containing the "doctored" tapes -- when he moved out of their home.
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Of course, this isn't the first time an award-winning photograph has been proven to be doctored or staged.
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Deepfakes are videos doctored with the aid of artificial intelligence and software that convincingly create events that never happened.
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Google's parent company Alphabet on Tuesday released a free tool for journalists to identify photos that have been doctored.
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Inextinguishable Fire is not the work of a video journalist, but a highly doctored film with its own agenda.
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As for skeptics who thought Lautner "doctored" the photo so it only looks like he has cotton-candy hair?
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I don't even care if their stain removal videos are doctored — I'm here for the magic of it all.
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It will look for the same content that appears on trusted "source" sites and flag well-known doctored images.
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Now Infowars conspiracy theorists creating doctored videos to try to spin hyperpartisan junk news is not new or news.
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There's a reportedly older twister photograph out there, and it appears much less doctored than the South Dakota image.
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When Svitlana Zalishchuk, a female former parliamentarian in Ukraine, publicly criticised Russia, doctored nude images of her appeared online.
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HoneyCC told me that it is considered a solecism to share a photo of yourself that you haven't doctored.
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Experts say the video, which the White House used to justify its decision to pull Acosta's credentials, was doctored.
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According to TMZ, Deuters claims that the texts were doctored, and denies he ever said that Depp attacked Heard.
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Andres showed allegedly doctored financial statements labeled with Manafort's business' name, DMP International, on video screens to the jury.
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He later poked fun at the idea, tweeting a doctored picture of a Trump Tower looming over the landscape.
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Slurs, profanity, and a doctored photo of Michelle Obama In one social media post, Selyem lashed out at Rep.
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Aëgerter discovered early on that people with dementia preferred photographs of natural smiles, rather than posed or doctored ones.
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Short and soft-spoken, Ms. Laporta did not hide her suspicions that Mr. Manafort's financial records had been doctored.
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On private messaging services like WhatsApp, well-intentioned but fearful individuals are forwarding messages with misleading or doctored information.
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Mr. Reed doctored the photo to make it appear as if it had been damaged by an oil spill.
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But Politico reports that there&aposs no evidence the video itself was doctored, and Biden mischaracterized the PolitiFact findings.
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The prosecution turned up 14 allegedly doctored ballots out of 1.7 million cast, and the jury voted to acquit.
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The song served as the soundtrack to the doctored video of the lynching that was part of the trial.
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There is a photo of them together, his arm around her, from 2001, which he claims has been doctored.
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Both Kaine and Brazile have claimed that at least some of the emails on WikiLeaks may have been doctored.
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Trump tweeted a doctored image of a CNN logo getting hit by a train in the summer of 2017.
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They are doctored back to health, bred when possible, and in especially fortunate circumstances, are returned to the wild.
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The article included images of tweets that had been doctored to look as if Mr. Obeidallah had written them.
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A doctored video of González tearing up the Constitution spread on conservative social media over the weekend as well.
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Doctored images can be exposed, and they have been, but each one leaves a permanent warp in the public's mind.
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In an important study, political scientists Shanto Iyengar and Don Kinder used doctored television stories and identified two specific types.
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Buzzfeed aggregated the doctored photos to make a timeline going all the way back to the extinction of the dinosaurs.
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Meanwhile: Facebook says it won't take down a doctored video of Nancy Pelosi, even though they know it is fake.
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The original image was doctored to include Peek CEO Ruzwana Bashir (far left) and SunRun CEO Lynn Jurich (left-center).
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Facebook Canada says it won't take down false or misleading content like doctored videos during the country's upcoming federal election.
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The existing deepfake architectures leave predictable artifacts on doctored video, which are easy for a machine learning algorithm to detect.
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Hoax screenshots of media outlets or shooters are nothing new, but the doctored tweets are a new type of fake.
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It was quite similar to a doctored video Trump had tweeted in July of him body-slamming the CNN logo.
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These companies are also tackling political misinformation campaigns, the spreading of false news, misleading doctored photos and videos, and more.
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Within these pro-Park KakaoTalk chatrooms, the users are spammed with doctored headlines, photos and videos that look vaguely legitimate.
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"We in America Should have MANDITORY WARNINGS on images in ADvertisements & PRESS that have been doctored," she wrote on Instagram.
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In the end, Bieber clarified the pregnancy post with a doctored ultrasound photo that included the head of a puppy.
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The villain and one of his cohorts doctored footage from the fight to frame the young webslinger for the attack.
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There were suspicions at the White House that the organizers had found the doctored image online and mistakenly used it.
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Someone is even selling the doctored logo on t-shirts and iPhone cases at the print-on-demand service Inktale.
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But even those who see it and learn that it's doctored still don't shake completely the impression that it leaves.
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While that video wasn't technically a deepfake, it still raised questions about how easily video can be doctored and distributed.
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A fan from California sent him the doctored photo, which was being used on a website called Conservative News Daily.
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Pro-government newspapers in Turkey have published hundreds of false stories and doctored photographs about President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's opponents.
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It had been doctored slightly with soy sauce, bonito broth, and duck oil, but it didn't need much, Okano explained.
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On Tuesday, India's leading news agency, PTI, reported the results: Two of the tapes had been doctored, five were authentic.
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If I have eggs and bread, I can make a meal on the fly, doctored up with some hot sauce.
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Algorithms developed in response can detect doctored images and videos, removing them from online platforms — but they're far from infallible.
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But the union representing Metro employees maintains that the reports were not doctored, according to a local ABC News affiliate.
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Since Mr. Modi came to power, his followers have been conveying positive messages about his government, often using doctored images.
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Last year, he tweeted a doctored video that showed him tackling a man with a CNN logo for a head.
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The image is doctored—a photograph of the president that was cut and glued atop a picture of a moose.
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For example, actor Adam Baldwin, who has a verified account on Twitter, tweeted the doctored animation to his 270,000 followers.
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His troops were falsely accused of rape, and doctored photos were circulated to suggest that he was a Russian spy.
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On Saturday, Mr. Biden accused the Sanders campaign of using a "doctored" video to distort his record on Social Security.
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Imagine a fake Senator Elizabeth Warren, virtually indistinguishable from the real thing, getting into a fistfight in a doctored video.
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Activists from his opposition organization the Patriotic Union of Cuba (UNPACU) said the footage could have been staged or doctored.
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Facebook also raised eyebrows when it refused to take down a doctored video of Pelosi, the speaker of the House.
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I love to host and I also love to conduct interviews because I'm not really big into the doctored thing.
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The Clinton campaign's pushback hasn't worked The Clinton campaign has strongly insinuated that the messages are doctored or outright forgeries.
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The report alleged that government emails were doctored so that taxpayer funding covered travel expenses racked up by Shulkin's wife.
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CNN fired back at President Trump on Sunday morning over a doctored video he posted of himself pummeling the network.
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Any sort of imagery that is created or doctored to create an opinion message is typically considered political in nature.
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Paul Gosar of Arizona tweeted a doctored photo showing former President Barack Obama shaking hands with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.
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The finance ministry has admitted it doctored documents related to the transaction, another reason opposition lawmakers say Aso should resign.
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Have you had those struggles of trying to work on yourself while constantly being presented with doctored images of others?
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ET: An earlier headline on this story stated that President Donald Trump had shared a doctored video of Nancy Pelosi.
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"That was what's called a cheap fake; very easy to make, very simple to make, real content just doctored," Schiff sad.
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He testified at length about how he and Manafort doctored and backdated financial documents, hid foreign income and falsified tax returns.
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His travails have been noticed by Trump, who on Thursday retweeted a doctored version of Biden's video response to the accusations.
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John McCain's casket at the Arizona State Capitol had been doctored to include a gun pointed at the 33-year-old.
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There are threads with memes containing photos doctored to look like people breaking down walls at the US border with Mexico.
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Uploading an algorithmically doctored video is likely to attract attention from automated filters, while conventional film editing and obvious lies won't.
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Trump has also tweeted a doctored video that falsely claimed Google didn't alert users to his State of the Union address.
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One of the presentations included a doctored video of a very famous person delivering a speech that never actually took place.
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Instead, post-production used 35 mm footage of an old hotel and doctored it to fit seamlessly into The Americans' world.
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Facebook said it's trying to stamp out content that has been doctored, taken out of context or accompanied by misleading text.
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Going down the latter route is undoubtedly harder, as spotting doctored images with software isn't something we're able to reliably automate.
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A year after Rebelo found the original, the doctored video went viral in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, causing panic.
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A former Balfour manager told Reuters the company at times doctored records to make it appear maintenance issues were repaired quickly.
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The design house hosting the event said its doctored photo was a well-meaning attempt to get everyone into the picture.
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Ghoneim said an internal investigation had discovered that a dessert eaten by the team in their training camp had been "doctored".
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LONDON — Instagram is awash with posts about fitness and dieting, with many showing an unrealistic and doctored view of women's bodies.
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Jeff Lewis admits he was trolling his bosses at Bravo with a doctored Instagram photo that's got him in hot water.
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The host had footage of the interview doctored to show Lauer inappropriately caressing Adele's hands and rubbing them on his face.
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Temer said a tape, which appeared to show the president condoning the payment of hush money to a lawmaker, was doctored.
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So I don't know whether it was doctored, or whether the person sending it didn't know what they were talking about.
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However, many sites offer downloads of doctored Spotify installation files that make free accounts act — to a degree — like Premium accounts.
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"No one created 'doctored' versions of the Green New Deal that included these outlandish proposals," wrote Post fact-checker Salvador Rizzo.
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Selyem also posted a doctored photograph of Michelle Obama holding a sign that read "Trump grabbed my penis," the paper reported.
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He refused to apologise for the doctored footage of Starmer and told ITV it had been edited to "shorten" the clip.
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But much hasn't changed: Venues still bombard you with heavily doctored brochures (now digitized!) that make it difficult to compare prices.
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Posts on the group's page included jokes about migrants' deaths, obscene GIFs and doctored images of Hispanic lawmakers, the report said.
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The White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, used a doctored video from the conspiracy site Infowars to justify the ban.
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Hardin called the situation "a colossal misunderstanding" that prosecutors assumed Penny ever had the documents, much less doctored or destroyed them.
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There were doctored photos used to stoke fear about the caravan of Latin American migrants headed toward the United States border.
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One showed a doctored image of Mr. Erdogan gleefully taking a selfie in front of the coffin of a Turkish soldier.
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However, the policy is not retroactive, so Bloomberg's video can live forever on the internet without any indication it was doctored.
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One side argues that "cheap fakes" — easily doctored videos — should stay online no matter how harmful or misleading they might be.
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But even within that context, Trump's suggestion that testimony transcripts have been doctored stands out as perhaps his weakest pushback yet.
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And Marchal noted a rise in the use of memes and doctored videos, whose origins can be difficult to track down.
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The limit is intended to curb the rapid dissemination of false information like doctored photos, manipulated recordings and straight-up lies.
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Broidy's lawyers say those messages were hacked and doctored, but they have not specified which emails they believed to be altered.
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Stone's Instagram Story currently features two bizarre doctored videos of dogs saying "Roger Stone did nothing wrong" in creepy, high-pitched voices.
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The technical details of the video, whether it was doctored or not, were a pretext for Trump's continued attacks on the press.
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She doctored my birth certificate to say I was a year older, so I was emancipated when I was 13, not 14.
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"However, getting the malicious DNA strand from a doctored sample into the sequencer is very difficult with many technical challenges," he continued.
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But for his manoeuvring, many more disgruntled Iranians might have abandoned the doctored electoral process and sought other means to voice dissent.
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Some detection algorithms are publicly available, and Facebook has been using its own proprietary system to filter for doctored video since September.
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In the wake of the Florida high school shooting Wednesday, Twitter users began spreading doctored tweets targeting Miami Herald reporter Alex Harris.
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Beyond agriculture, techies are using space gear to make snazzy bike bells, spot doctored photographs and find bed bugs in hotel rooms.
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The video the president tweeted was not the first time he had shared a doctored video of Pelosi, a Democrat from California.
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One such case mentioned a student jailed for three years for posting a doctored image of el-Sissi wearing Mickey Mouse ears.
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Two days later, after the doctored photo was revealed to be a hoax, Jenner also addressed the situation in an Instagram Story.
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Apparently, "Sidney" had been catfishing Redskins players as well as fans, sending them slightly doctored pictures of adult film star C.J. Miles.
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In another instance, Gates and Manafort doctored profit and loss statements from their firm to secure a business loan, the indictment says.
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Kylie Jenner is "scared" after someone doctored a prank photo that claimed to show Travis Scott cheating on her with another woman.
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In the doctored-up image, Joe Biden looks knowingly at a surprised Hillary Clinton in the middle of a blurred-out crowed.
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Whether it's doctored balls or simply an inexplicable surfeit of sluggers, home runs are up across the board in MLB — way up.
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Reddit user spaghetticondom911 set the internet ablaze on Monday when he shared a doctored face-swap of Schwimmer, 52, and Cage, 55.
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He told friends that the "Access Hollywood" tape may have been doctored, and that former President Obama may have been born abroad.
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"They're a bunch of liars," @ _LukeKellly wrote MUNCHIES on Monday in response to General Mills' claim he'd doctored the photos in question.
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On Tuesday, he mocked Trump's "birther" conspiracy theory by saying he doctored his birth certificate to work at McDonald's as a teenager.
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A Revolutionary Party official later admitted that the photograph had been taken in another state and, in any case, had been doctored.
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In another email, the designer sent a doctored photo of Sloane's son with his right arm and torso above the water line.
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When she was still claiming innocence, Van den Driessche said that a mechanic had mistakenly added the doctored bicycle to her equipment.
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He was quickly entrusted with scouting border crossings, ferrying to refugees crucial — often doctored — documents, and running errands from menial to dangerous.
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CNN says safety concerns led to its decision not to reveal the identity of the man behind a doctored anti-CNN video.
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YouTube staffers removed all traces of the doctored video this week from its own platform after the clips were flagged by reporters.
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"I believe they should be taking down doctored videos, whether those videos are of Nancy Pelosi or of Donald Trump," he said.
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A videotape of a speech made by the most prominent J.N.U. student leader reportedly was doctored in ways designed to incriminate him.
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Several slides discuss what Instagram employees should do if they receive suspicious selfies or codes that appear to be doctored or photoshopped.
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She falsely accused him of "laying hands" on a White House aide, and used a doctored Infowars video to support her decision.
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Smith told Motherboard via email that he could detect duplicate frames in the White House video, which could indicate it was doctored.
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But a great deal of booze was cooked up, concocted and doctored by people who saw an opportunity to make a buck.
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In my family, beer doctored with a citrus-plus-salt addition was just what you did, for American and Mexican beers alike.
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The 2016 election gave rise to an influx of doctored and mislabeled photos, and this year's Election Day could be a repeat.
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The issue appears to be a doctored version of a March 2, 2009, edition that features actress Kate Winslet on the cover.
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The doctored image of Ms. González ripping apart the Constitution of the United States, began to spread during the march on Saturday.
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This was the Copa Libertadores, the Superclásico, but a doctored, Disney version: less exotic, more European; its tarnishes buffed, its edges smoothed.
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Trump mocked Biden with a doctored video showing a cartoonish image of the former vice president nuzzling from behind his penitent self.
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And their faces, too, seem suspiciously doctored, first one line then another magically evaporating, a whole generation of women paying for erasure.
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When she filed a case against her attacker, he threatened to post what she says are doctored nude pictures of her online.
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At any point, they could implement systems to block, delete, or label deepfakes or other suspected doctored videos — if they want to.
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In particular, critics focused on Facebook's decision to allow a doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to remain on its platform.
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He pointed to high-profile examples like last year's viral video doctored to make Nancy Pelosi appear to be slurring her speech.
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Erdoğan has insisted that the tape was doctored, but it circulated widely on social media, and Turks claimed to recognize his voice.
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Biden has said he's never supported cuts to the program and accused the Sanders camp of using a "doctored video" against him.
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It seems insane to argue that what you can see and hear is wrong or has been doctored in some meaningful way.
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Hardwick's clarity, even doctored, carries more energy than the elliptical maunderings of the sonnets from which she is largely or entirely absent.
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"Remember this is the guy who literally doctored a hurricane map by drawing a circle in Sharpie to include Alabama," Meyers said.
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Athletic achievements and images were doctored: Students' faces were photoshopped onto athletes' bodies and bogus achievements were added to their college applications.
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"We in America should have MANDITORY [sic] WARNINGS on images in advertisements & PRESS that have been doctored," she writes in her Instagram post.
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Prosecutors presented evidence that Manafort emailed a doctored profit-and-loss statement to a Chicago bank from which he was seeking a loan.
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Sanders then released a video, reportedly sourced from right-wing conspiracy site Infowars, which The Washington Post and other outlets said was doctored.
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Facebook Canada said the social media giant won't take down false or misleading content like doctored videos during the upcoming federal election campaign.
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Her next pregnancy also was a lie, Diaz said: She'd bought sonogram photos online and doctored a home pregnancy test to fool him.
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Further, he's found great traction with ICO creators who are using the software to keep people from sending their investors to doctored websites.
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Questioned about all of this later, she lied, doctored some text messages, deleted others and cleared her internet browsing history, court filings show.
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If JR's work does produce an optical illusion, it is that of a photograph, taken directly from meatspace, that already seems digitally doctored.
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Monsignor Dario Vigano resigned as overall head of Vatican communications in March after a scandal over a doctored letter he distributed to journalists.
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Someone who would try to get classification markings doctored should not continue serving in the State Department or retain access to classified information.
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On Monday, the daytime talk show host's official Twitter account tweeted a doctored image of Ellen riding the back of the gold medalist.
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The bulk of videos and photos that go viral are not doctored in a sophisticated manner using Photoshop or complex video-editing software.
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An artist duo's digitally doctored images of houses without windows prompt reflections on the struggle to maintain privacy in an age of oversharing.
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It's certainly possible these are doctored images — your "grain of salt" alert — but it's much more likely you're seeing the real deal here.
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In another, continuing case, the defense has argued that Murray conspired with the California Highway Patrol to hide evidence of doctored police reports.
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But advancements in artificial intelligence, easier access to tools for altering video, and the scale at which doctored videos can be distributed are.
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It recently took a stake in Mitsubishi Motors, which faces its own problems after admitting that it doctored fuel-economy trials in Japan.
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To do so when no one knows whether or not the videos have been edited, doctored or faked entirely is beyond the pale.
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The advancement of AI technology has made deepfakes more believable, and it's now even more difficult to decipher real videos from doctored ones.
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Fantastic little Boschian things made from paint-doctored internet photographs, they make the news of the world look even scarier than it is.
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However, several mountaineers complained against the couple and said that they never made it to the summit and had instead doctored their photographs.
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A few weeks later, a doctored photograph that had Bennett dancing in the Seahawks' locker room with a burning American flag went viral.
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Cleverly had earlier refused to apologise for the doctored video of Starmer and told ITV it had been edited to 'shorten' the video.
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Lithuanian media quickly denounced the blog post as a doctored fake, designed to turn public opinion against the Americans and their Baltic ally.
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Another false rumor in 2016 used doctored photos to claim that agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement were arresting voters at the polls.
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Based on dozens of interviews and examinations of legal and school records, The Times found the school abused students and doctored college applications.
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Twitter users posted doctored images of a popular brand of instant noodles, known as Green Tanuki Soba, with a picture of Ms. Koike.
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Saturday's courtroom drama came after an astonishing four days that began on Wednesday when the duo attempted to enter Paraguay with doctored passports.
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He posted a screen shot of the video editing software he said he used, which he said proved the video was not doctored.
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Warren is probably not under any illusions that Trump, who delights in retweeting conspiracy theories and doctored images, will take up the challenge.
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Canada's Green Party admitted it doctored a photo of its leader to show her holding a reusable cup instead of a paper one.
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At no point in the video, nor in Bloomberg's plug for it on Twitter, is there any indication the exchange was heavily doctored.
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"Uploading an algorithmically doctored video is likely to attract attention from automated filters, while conventional film editing and obvious lies won't," Brandom wrote.
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Schakowsky noted the new policy would not cover the doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that circulated on Facebook and other platforms.
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A troll doctored Black Lives Matter protest photos with an Elizabeth Warren sign to suggest her campaign had attempted to misrepresent her base.
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Lahren faced backlash last month for posting a doctored image that appeared to show Kaepernick kneeling in front of the D-Day landings.
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Under federal law, it is illegal to pass off a doctored National Weather Service forecast as official, weather journalist Dennis Mersereau pointed out.
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Chang has rebutted NBC's story, arguing that her academic statements were not misleading and that she did not commission the doctored Time cover.
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Undercover Colors scrapped the nail polish in favor of a gender-neutral small, disposable test to detect whether a drink has been doctored.
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" Controversy erupted this week after doctored campaign fliers surfaced, bearing a picture of Bhalla and reading "Don't let TERRORISM take over our town!
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Trump on Thursday mocked Biden in a tweet promoting a doctored version of a video the former vice president released to explain himself.
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Trump continues to label the media organization as "fake news," and he famously tweeted a doctored video of him wrestling a CNN avatar.
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Some of the pixels in an image doctored using editing software will not match up with what might be expected in the real world.
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They also heard Singer make sales pitches to several wealthy parents, promising college admissions or doctored test scores for tens of thousands of dollars.
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New York (CNN Business)House Speaker Nancy Pelosi blasted Facebook on Wednesday for refusing to remove a doctored video of her from its platform.
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They shared a photo of their handiwork on Facebook and—seemingly with the Girl Scouts of Colorado's blessing—Holmberg started selling her doctored boxes.
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"I was just trying to share the beauty of Hong Kong to everyone," Lui said, noting that the post's caption clearly states it's doctored.
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Old debates about whether an image was doctored will give way to new ones about the pedigree of all kinds of content, including text.
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Rimasauskas doctored a number of legal documents, like invoices and contracts, that were apparently believable enough to the giant tech companies, who fulfilled them.
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Presented with Krawetz's findings, Aleisa asked for more time to respond, then finally declined to defend his claim that the photo had been doctored.
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The doctored photos were ripped from a recent Teen Vogue cover story that featured a GIF of González tearing up a shooting target sheet.
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But Sanders shared a doctored video as some kind of "proof," which shows Acosta's arm moving more quickly to block than it actually did.
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You can combat hoaxers before you share out a doctored or outdated pic by searching Google to see if it has been used elsewhere.
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It was not clear from the complaint whether prosecutors allege that the daughter's answers were doctored or whether someone took the test for her.
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As always, it's possible that these reports could be inaccurate or doctored, but we'll find out for sure on September 12th during Apple's event.
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As Brendan Karet points out on Twitter, the photo of a haggard looking Clinton was manipulated by InfoWars, which then published the doctored photo.
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Even in the aftermath of this attack, you make the point that there are a lot of conspiracy theories and doctored information that circulates.
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A Facebook representative told CNN on Thursday that the doctored Pelosi video had been referred to the company's third-party fact checkers for review.
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Giuliani told CNN he had "no way to know if it's doctored or not," but that he took the video down to avoid controversy.
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It included doctored images, fake news stories, posts promoting white nationalism, pages supporting banned individuals and groups and hateful content inciting violence against Muslims.
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In detailed testimony this week, Gates has walked prosecutors through the step-by-step process on how he and Manafort doctored and backdated documents.
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We are trying in the Intelligence Authorization Bill to create a reward program through DARPA to those who develop technologies to detect doctored content.
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But opposition parties have turned up the heat again after the Asahi newspaper said some documents about the land sale might have been doctored.
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A photo of Parkland shooting survivor Emma González ripping up a shooting range target was falsely doctored to show her ripping up the constitution.
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Pair your fired-up fruit with some doctored-up Greek yogurt, and you've got a snack that puts ordinary fruit and yogurt to shame.
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She later tweeted out a video purportedly supporting her claim, but experts noted the video appeared to have been doctored to accentuate Acosta's movements.
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" Regardless, they were unable to exclude the possibility that the film had been doctored or manipulated, despite what they described as SRI's "unimpeachable record.
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OFAC targeted Hanista Programing Group for distributing a doctored version of the messaging app Telegram that enables the Iranian government to spy on citizens.
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The Haabs also appeared to provide doctored emails to media outlets to back up the claim that CNN scripted the questions, Business Insider reported.
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A doctored photo of her tearing up the Constitution went viral (in the real photo, she was tearing apart a gun range paper target).
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This metaphor becomes almost literal in the series "Information," made from doctored ancient history books, such as Hands on the Past and Lost Worlds.
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Shulkin's chief of staff later stepped down after an investigation found she doctored an email and misled officials to gain approval for the trip.
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It crosses space and time, careening through a lattice of electronics and doctored trumpet sounds, inflected by music from India, South America, and Africa.
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As she neared the subway, she realized that the PayPal request had been ignored and the email confirmation that he sent her was doctored.
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The invitation came not long after Donktum won a retweet from the president after publishing a doctored version of a 2018 Time Magazine animation.
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On Wednesday, during an address from the Oval Office, Trump was asked about the map, which appeared to be doctored with a Sharpie marker.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi criticized Facebook for "lying to the public" after a doctored video that made her appear drunk was spread on its platform.
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Many of the forces that led this particular doctored video to become news are part of an efficient machine designed to do exactly this.
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Trump tweeted a video of "Spaceballs" protagonist Lone Starr — edited to have Trump's face — easily holding back antagonist Dark Helmet — doctored to have Bloomberg's.
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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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He later displayed a forecast map that had been doctored with a sharpie to include Alabama — information at odds with National Weather Service's prediction.
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For example, MANAFORT provided the bank with doctored P&Ls for DMI for both 3.53 and 2016, overstating its income by millions of dollars.
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But prosecutors accused Mr. Washington, 46, of stealing more than $8,000 from the program, saying he doctored paperwork in order to obtain fraudulent checks.
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The jury heard testimony on Friday and Monday from accountant Cynthia Laporta, who described how Manafort and Gates doctored financial statements and backdated loans.
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The press secretary received even more criticism after she tweeted a video of the exchange, which The Washington Post and other outlets said was doctored.
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A Twitter user who posted a threatening doctored image of Meghan McCain from her father's funeral has had their account suspended, according to her husband.
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"A doctored biological sample could indeed be used as a vector for malicious DNA to get processed downstream after sequencing and be executed," she wrote.
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The next day, a concerned friend came upon Tsvyk's body in a scene that appeared as if it had been doctored to resemble a suicide.
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A photo of a protest crowd went viral on Twitter after being shared by a well-known Hong Kong activist, but the image was doctored.
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Pentus-Rosimannus: If instead of Pelosi, a doctored video of Mark Zuckerberg was slowed down to make him seem impaired, would you leave it up?
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In one particularly devious attack, that injection method could be used to send doctored images to a homeowner to convince them to unlock the door.
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And oftentimes that will reveal some really weird stuff, like blurry lines in the face, stuff that would never appear on a non doctored film.
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Still, the doctored photos very quickly became part of a narrative propagated by Duterte, who had accused de Lima of accepting bribes from drug pushers.
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U.S. law permits people to post the horrific video of the March 15 massacre in Christchurch, New Zealand, and the doctored video of Nancy Pelosi.
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FIRST came the fake news: a doctored video, making it look as if the governor of Jakarta, an ethnic-Chinese Christian, was disparaging the Koran.
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He has also tweeted a doctored GIF of him hitting Hillary Clinton with a golf ball and another of him wrestling CNN to the ground.
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The hackers sent universities spear phishing emails doctored to appear as if they came from partner universities, but they unleashed a malicious payload when opened.
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Planned Parenthood claimed the footage had been doctored to mislead, and after several state and congressional inquiries, the health care provider was cleared of misconduct.
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When Ahok tried to argue against this claim, citing the Koran, a doctored video made it seem as if he was disparaging the holy book.
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Over the years, the photos of model Renee L'Esperance were doctored in order to update her clothing and were eventually swapped out for new models.
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Late show hosts Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel have both referred to Sarah Huckabee Sanders' decision to share a doctored video as a fireable offence.
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But officials at the South Korean Defense Ministry immediately questioned the North Korean claim, saying that they saw signs that the footage had been doctored.
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On social media supporters of Mr Edy shared a doctored photo that seemed to show Mr Djarot being served a pig's head at a banquet.
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Recently departed Facebook security chief Alex Stamos says mislabeled videos are likely to be a much bigger problem than doctored ones for the foreseeable future.
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Since McCarty shared the photo on Facebook, his post has been flooded with comments from users who say it's doctored, a claim he vehemently denies.
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He has gotten busted so many times posting fake, doctored videos that his name alone produces eye rolls among well-informed liberals and conservatives alike.
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Today, CIS churns out doctored "studies" that portray an America under siege from immigrants pouring over our borders, destroying our environment, and draining our coffers.
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Lengthier clips (up to a minute long) can be ramped up to eight times the pace of real life and doctored with the stabilization tool.
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Pelosi was referring to a doctored video of her that had been slowed down to make her appear to be slurring her words or intoxicated.
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After the inspector general's report was released, Shulkin said the doctored emails could have been the result of his chief of staff's email being hacked.
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But we seem to have forgotten the ugly campaign against her, the sexual innuendoes and the doctored pictures — all this before Photoshop and social media.
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"He continued: "Nobody can prove that photo has been doctored… I don't believe that photograph has been taken in the way that has been suggested.
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They said he also doctored documents and made up an employee at one firm as part of his bluff when he was questioned by investors.
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Me and two friends doctored press clippings—X-acto-knifing our names where the actual reporter's names went—and submitted a proposal for media passes.
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The draw of the platform is its contracts, which are structured in such a way that they can't be misinterpreted or doctored down the line.
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"Which is not really surprising," Oliver said of Trump's statement as a doctored photo of him holding a Dunkin' Donuts cup flashed on the screen.
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Elsewhere, high-ranking members of the Myanmar military have used doctored messages on Facebook to foment anxiety and fear against the Muslim Rohingya minority group.
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Afghan officials doctored photos of the meeting to suggest that it had been held in Kabul instead of Bagram, which is about 12 miles away.
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A screen capture from a television news broadcast was doctored to say that President Tsai Ing-wen had contracted the disease and was in quarantine.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday presented what appeared to be a crudely doctored map of Hurricane Dorian's path, which incorrectly projected the storm hitting Alabama.
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In recent weeks, similar jokes have surfaced online featuring real or doctored images of the pods made to look like food, such as pizza toppings.
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They're also paired with images from The Wrecking Crew that don't appear to be doctored to feature Robbie in place of her real-life character.
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I've used it myself, pointing out that the spread of misinformation and doctored images didn't suddenly pop up with the release of Photoshop in 1990.
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It doesn't take extensive technical skills to edit a video favorably, and that fact alone stops social media giants from pulling easily doctored content down.
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The doctored image became a social media meme after Smollett was arrested by police this week for allegedly faking a racist hate crime against himself.
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But in the doctored photo, she holds a reusable cup with a Green Party of Canada logo on it, as well as a metal straw.
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Sinclair described how spoiled meat was doctored to appear fresh; sausages were plumped up with rat carcasses; an unlucky worker was accidentally rendered into lard.
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He famously produced a map doctored with a Sharpie pen to alter official hurricane forecast data that had contradicted his own predictions in September 2019.
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"I doctored an email blast from the theater (with their permission) and changed the movie it advertised to instead say &aposSleeping Beauty,&apos" he said.
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A doctored video could be released on the eve of the vote, depicting a candidate in a compromised situation or making a deeply offensive comment.
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Prominent pro-democracy activist Nathan Law retweeted a doctored image of the poster within hours of the trailer's release, calling for his followers to #BoycottMulan.
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AMP has denied allegations it had submitted a doctored report to a regulator and committed a criminal offence, saying the inquiry had overstated its involvement.
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The namesake drink is powerfully sweet, and includes tequila, allspice dram, and floating cranberries; the Rooftop Lemonade tastes like Capri Sun doctored by a flask.
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On Twitter, Comedy Central doctored the image to resemble the popular '90s sci-fi book series "Animorphs," making O'Rourke appear to morph into his dog.
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But second-youngest child Chi was maybe a little more off to the side than she normally would be, noticeably doctored into the group snapshot.
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There have been no allegations that whatever may have been hacked and leaked was false, made up or doctored by the Russians or anyone else.
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New York (CNN Business)Instagram head Adam Mosseri said the photo-sharing platform is still figuring out how to address doctored videos, also known as deepfakes.
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Turns out the doctored image that merged Trump and the little girl as if they were standing together (they weren't) was more than a little inaccurate.
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In 2016, the GRU hacked a think tank, the Bradley Foundation, and doctored an invoice to make it appear that Clinton had received illegal campaign donations.
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Facebook and Twitter recently unveiled rules to crack down on altered media and so-called deepfakes, but the policies stop short of outright banning doctored videos.
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Every single implication of this story is bad: The city's Fox affiliate, Q13, beamed out doctored footage of Trump's Tuesday address, according to the Seattle Times.
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It is possible the video was doctored but on the off chance it's the real deal, it's a feel good story we all need right now.
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She faces accusations that she doctored accounts ahead of her re-election in 2014 to hide a budget shortfall and to keep funding popular social programs.
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Sources have also told The Intercept that it's "essentially hardcoded" to replace weather and air pollution results with potentially doctored data from a source in China.
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And wine from any vintage can be doctored with enzymes, tannins, acid and whatever other enhancements to create the flavor, texture and appearance a winemaker desires.
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Facebook's refusal to remove a doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is reigniting a debate over how tech platforms should respond to misinformation and hoaxes.
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So, they can use The New York Times to tell them what images might be doctored or "propaganda," or they can use Breitbart and Fox News.
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Some of these false rumors appeared in the form of highly convincing doctored bulletins from local police; others used the photos from Syria and manipulated videos.
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And now, she's at the center of a Twitter storm thanks to what appears to be a doctored Google search that has sent users hog wild.
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MSNBC Anchor Joy Reid, who said during the Democratic National Convention in July that O'Keefe isn't a "real" journalist, repeatedly attacked the footage as doctored propaganda.
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Russia, for its part, denied any responsibility for Wednesday's airstrike and accused Western media of sharing video footage and images that were "doctored up" and fake.
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Being aware of the risks and learning to recognize suspicious bottles and bar behavior can help you avoid the danger of a doctored cocktail, Canlar said.
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Sunrun CEO Lynn Jurich and Peek CEO Ruzwana Bashir were doctored into the photo, according to BuzzFeed, which was posted to Cucinelli's Instagram on May 30.
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"Woke up this morning to know I'm the new face for the 2020 @realDonaldTrump campaign?" he wrote on Twitter, sharing the original and the doctored images.
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She also pointed out that Trump has been a victim of doctored videos himself, playing a clip that showed a campaign speech that had been altered.
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Apparently under the direction of their supervisors, Force and Bridges faked the murder of the cooperating witness, and even sent DPR doctored "proof of death" photos.
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But the 1970s cover (left) was a complete hoax—a doctored image that's reportedly spread like wildfire among right-wing bloggers, conspiracy theorists, and Twitter eggs.
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Later that same evening, Sanders resorted to sharing a doctored video to bolster her allegation that appeared to originate with the far-right conspiracy site Infowars.
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In this version of what "free speech" means, lies and doctored images meant to intimidate are fair game; calling out those lies is seen as censorship.
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It silences lawful political speech, and it makes it harder to identify and build consensus around definitions for doctored deep fakes and truly deceptively manipulated media.
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" The documents released Friday also show that NOAA officials were aware that the map Trump used was "old and doctored to extend the core into Alabama.
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"The chart shown in the briefing is old and doctored to extend the cone to Alabama," Corey Pieper in NOAA's press office told colleagues on Sept.
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As a part of the effort, his campaign posted video of the debate that was obviously doctored to make it seem like Bloomberg stumped his opponents.
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Rep. Nancy Pelosi is once again questioning President Trump's judgment on the Iran crisis after his open support for a doctored image of her and Sen.
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What Trump believes is that sharing a doctored image of these two Democrats he will throw red meat to his base, who will eat it up.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has accused his fellow 2020 Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders of releasing a "doctored video" to attack him over Social Security cuts.Sen.
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The meme portrays an apparently photoshopped picture of Ford wearing sunglasses placed beside a doctored photo of Clinton's face on Ford's shoulders with her sunglasses removed.
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Trump spoke as if her husband didn't recently retweet a doctored GIF of his golf swing slamming a ball into Hillary Clinton's back, knocking her over.
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Finally, Horowitz found that an FBI lawyer doctored a critical email to hide the fact that Page was really working for us and not the Russians.
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Twitter impresario and Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump is circulating a doctored photo of Fox News personality Megyn Kelly posing with a billionaire Saudi prince.
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They stirred up sectarian outrage further by spreading a doctored clip of the speech on the internet and staged protests to press the authorities to arrest him.
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One specific worry, she said, was the prospect that the photo taken with Mueller might end up going viral and even being doctored in a lewd way.
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Those implicated in the scandal are accused of paying stunning amounts of money to have their kids' exam scores doctored and participation in extra-curricular activities faked.
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The White House response was further criticized after the press secretary tweeted a video of the exchange, which The Washington Post and other outlets said was doctored.
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Over the weekend, McCain became the victim of a doctored image shared broadly on Twitter, depicting a gun pointed at her as she approached her father's casket.
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" But the Beyhive swarmed all over her with such fury that the "Like A Prayer" singer edited the doctored pic to read, "Learning from the Teacher . . . lol.
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" Confronted about the email in question by Megyn Kelly on Thursday, Brazile denied receiving questions from CNN in advance and suggested that the email had been "doctored.
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CNN provided the doctored emails (given to them by Fox News and HuffPost when they asked for official comment on them) and original emails to BuzzFeed News.
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After pushing the conspiracy for two nights last week, Tucker Carlson admitted on his show Tuesday night that emails they'd based their story on had been doctored.
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On a call with reporters, Twitter's head of site integrity Yoel Roth said that under the new policy, the doctored Pelosi video would be labeled as such.
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"Any claim that the related screenshots or any other reporting was in any way fabricated or doctored is outrageous and false," the publication said in a statement.
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On Thursday afternoon, Trump tweeted out doctored footage of Joe Biden that's meant to mock the former vice president for a video he shared the day before.
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The timeline exhibited in the gallery contains doctored campaign merchandise, designed to reflect Ohio voter opinion instead of the heavily curated messages presented by the campaigns themselves.
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Family members have also suggested a blade recovered by cops was planted by police, and that the body-camera footage they and others have seen was doctored.
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In 2016, less than a month after Donald Trump won the presidential election, a different Twitter user posted a doctored Daily Mail headline with the same claim.
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The spread of doctored videos is raising concerns for everyone from political leaders to the US intelligence community, which worries they may be used to mislead voters.
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And while the inspector general suggested that Simpson's doctored email could violate federal law, the Washington Post reported the Justice Department has so far declined to prosecute.
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But just as Photoshop taught the general public to be wary of suspect images, Project VoCo might do so the same with regards to doctored audio clips.
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Last year, a doctored image purported to show a gun control advocate who survived the shooting at Parkland high school tearing up a copy of the Constitution.
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The tweet included a doctored version of O'Rourke's decades-old mugshot showing him wearing a cartoon leprechaun hat with the words "Please Drink Responsibly" on the placard.
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It's possible an average internet user by the 2020 election could create doctored videos so realistic forensic experts will have to verify whether the content is real.
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Clinton's campaign and see a smoking gun, while others say it's no big deal, and that besides, it's been doctored or stolen or taken out of context.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Two weeks ago, Facebook declined to remove a doctored video in which the speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, seemed to drunkenly slur her speech.
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Over the weekend, two British artists released a doctored video of Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, as a sly comment on the spread of false information online.
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It also refused to take down a misleading, doctored video of House speaker Nancy Pelosi that went viral from its platform even after acknowledging it was fake.
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The agency was conditionally reinstated in September 2018, but was declared non-compliant late last year after WADA found Moscow had provided it with doctored laboratory data.
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A spokesperson for Twitter said the new rules will not be applied retroactively — so Trump's tweet sharing the doctored video won't be labeled as such for now.
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In a November BBC interview, Prince Andrew said he had never met Giuffre and suggested that a photo of the two of them may have been doctored.
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How might the state that founded our country's first public university, in 1789, re-elect a man notorious for racist election-night mailings, doctored-photo smear campaigns?
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Last month the National Archives found itself in the middle of a firestorm after it put a doctored photograph of the Women's March on Washington on display.
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Police departments have reportedly used doctored images that could lead to wrongful arrests, and a federal study has uncovered "empirical evidence" of bias in facial recognition systems.
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The report also said Shulkin's then-chief of staff doctored an email to gain approval to use taxpayer dollars to pay for Shulkin's wife to accompany him.
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When doctored up with add-ons (ginger paste, Sriracha, fresh garlic, scallions, a dab of soy sauce and an egg yolk), the resulting concoctions were pretty good.
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Electoral authorities disqualified her, claiming she doctored the number of signatures needed to qualify and accusing her of submitting the names of dead people, which she denied.
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Old-style kompromat featured doctored photographs, planted drugs, grainy videos of liaisons with prostitutes hired by the K.G.B., and a wide range of other primitive entrapment techniques.
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None of the Republican members of the committee, and none of the witness who testified, alleged that any of these transcripts had been doctored in any way.
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If it was the case that Schiff released doctored transcripts, Republicans who were in the room for the hearings would surely have raised a fuss about them.
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More recently, the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) invested in Medifor, which looks at differences in video pixels to determine when something has been doctored.
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This is the fertile ground on which bad actors today are merrily scattering the seeds of doctored videos, bogus memes, political slurs and other species of misinformation.
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He's been provoking people for provocation's sake since he published an interview with a Klan member accompanied by a doctored photo of a black classmate being lynched.
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This image, however, definitely looks like it was digitally doctored if you compare the belt loops and pockets in her Instagram to the website's photo of the jeans.
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The information was similar in content to our earlier studies, except that it had been doctored to look like it came from an unknown source on social media.
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The image, which was doctored to depict González—a senior at Marjory Stoneman Douglas who has since become an advocate for gun control—tearing up the US Constitution.
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But Facebook also won't take the step of removing material like the doctored Pelosi clip, preferring instead to let users make their own choice about what to believe.
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Following their announcement, the couple began receiving negative comments from social media trolls who claimed the couple was posting doctored photos of Smith's ultrasounds and faking the pregnancy.
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Almost two-thirds in the Nippon TV poll think Finance Ministry officials doctored the documents either because of political pressure or to anticipate what the Abe administration wanted.
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" Another showed the star simply posing with a cup of coffee with a doctored caption reading : "Just bought myself a piping hot coffee to throw on a fa----.
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An editor at a Seattle TV station was reportedly fired after the channel aired a doctored version of President Trump's primetime address from the Oval Office on Tuesday.
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The post featured a doctored photo of wrestlers, one with President Trump's face holding a man with CNN's logo who was getting kicked in the face by Clarke.
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A discrepancy in Google's logo also suggests that at least one of the screenshots, which appear to have been taken from the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, was doctored.
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The social media giant has also come under recent scrutiny for leaving up a doctored video that appeared to show House Speaker Nancy Pelosi stumbling in her speech.
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Both projects are browser plug-ins that will alert users to misinformation by scanning images and videos on the webpages they're looking at and flagging any doctored content.
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The police allege that Ukena doctored the sergeant's drink with a combo of some pretty heavy-duty mind-altering drugs and then served it to the unwitting sergeant.
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He once retweeted a doctored video that showed him hitting a golf ball and knocking Hillary Clinton over as she tripped going up the stairs of a plane.
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Slenderman originated in 2009 in an online forum where a user inserted the gaunt, tall, faceless figure into photos and the doctored images evolved into an urban legend.
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In one example, Manafort and Gates emailed each other copies of a doctored profit and loss statement they later sent a bank to help Manafort obtain a loan.
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Soon enough Blair Underwood, I mean, Owen Hall, is explaining how Internet fake news works and magically pulling up video that proves the so-called "report" is doctored.
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The bar patron who claims 'RHOA' star Peter Thomas assaulted him says the case was rigged in Peter's favor thanks to doctored video ... according to a new lawsuit.
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A doctored propaganda piece showing Hashmi and Northam holding a framed poster-size version of the yearbook image has been disseminated by her opponent, state Senator Glen Sturtevant.
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Reuters reviewed half a dozen posts forwarded via the Whatsapp messenger system calling for violence and attacks to protest the election results, as well as shared doctored videos.
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Lawyer ethics were again implicated when Cohen testified before Congress that his prior congressional statement — for which he pled guilty to lying — was doctored by Trump's personal lawyers.
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Trump last Thursday questioned the official death toll in Puerto Rico from Hurricane Maria, claiming that the figures had been doctored by Democrats to make him look bad.
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But as they were cruising up to the terminal in a black Mercedes-Benz doctored to look like Amin's car, a Ugandan sentry stepped out from the darkness.
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EU officials are worried that next year's European elections will be hijacked by populist and eurosceptic forces using platforms to spread conspiracy theories, false news and doctored videos.
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On Friday night, doctored campaign fliers appeared on car windows in Hoboken featuring a picture of Mr. Bhalla, who wears the turban that is traditional to his faith.
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Paris Saint-Germain Football Club have become involved in a spat with M.I.A. for wearing a doctored version of one of their shirts in her video for "Borders".
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President Donald Trump has spent days complaining about how the media has covered a doctored hurricane map he displayed — and his campaign is cashing in on the controversy.
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A quickly made rival "Rocketship X-M," directed by Kurt Neumann from a script doctored by Dalton Trumbo, then blacklisted and hence uncredited, took a less aggressive position.
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But CNN's lawsuit argues the allegation is transparently bogus and based on the use of doctored video that appears to have originated with far-right conspiracy website Infowars.
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Breaking some new ground, the prosecutors elicited testimony from a clothing store manager and the former owner of a construction company whose invoices appeared to have been doctored.
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And a leaked email from 2007 claimed Denise Richards requested some of her ex Charlie Sheen's sperm for artificial insemination, though she later alleged the email was doctored.
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But Facebook&aposs policy doesn&apost extend to deepfakes meant as parody or satire, nor does it ban other forms of doctored videos made with less sophisticated software.
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"I don't understand where we are culturally where entertainment is showing doctored videos of killing fellow members of Congress and people you're working with every day," McCain said.
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These doctored videos can be created using clips of public figures who have been filmed extensively and have words, mannerisms and verbal tics that are easy to appropriate.
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Pelosi went after Facebook last year when the platform refused to take down a video that was doctored to make it sound like she was slurring her words.
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The resignations followed revelations at the inquiry that the once-venerable firm had lied to regulators, allegedly doctored an independent report, and charged customers fees for no service.
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While they were there, ProPublica broke news that postings on a Facebook group for current and former Border Patrol agents included sexually explicit, doctored images of Ocasio-Cortez.
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President Trump on Wednesday displayed a Hurricane Dorian forecast map that appeared to have been doctored to falsely show the powerful storm was on track to hit Alabama.
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Horowitz also alleged that a low-level FBI attorney had doctored an email that was used in the FISA application process, and referred him for potential criminal prosecution.
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After the downing of Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 over Ukraine by Russian-affiliated rebels in 2014, Russia's Ministry of Defense released doctored satellite images that falsely fingered Ukraine.
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The emergence of the technology opens up a new world of hoaxes driven by doctored audio or video, and threatens to shake faith in the media even further.
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" Today in the meme wars... NYMag's Madison Malone Kircher put it this way: "The leader of the free world tweeted a doctored video of Joe Biden fondling himself.
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When a Justice Department official followed up on this information, the FBI attorney doctored an email so that it indicated Page was not a source for the CIA.
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The draft — or potentially doctored — paragraphs said Stone held Credico in "high regard" and hailed his "landmark interviews" with Assange on the New York alternative radio station WBAI.
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At least one of the crimes under investigation is an allegation born from Horowitz's review that a low-level FBI lawyer doctored an email during the FISA process.
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High-profile Island women have lobbied the government directly; more recently, doctored images of a guerrilla Anne of Green Gables calling for abortion access popped up around Charlottetown.
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It relied on bribes to coaches, phony test takers and even doctored photos misrepresenting non-athletic applicants as elite competitors to gain admissions for the offspring of rich parents.
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However, Bieber then revealed the whole thing was a joke when he shared a third and final post, a doctored ultrasound photo that included the head of a puppy.
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Earlier this year, doctored video and a fake photo falsely claiming to be a nude image of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez went viral and was published by the Daily Caller.
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" But observers online quickly pointed out that the clip may have been doctored and that Watson might have changed the speed of Acosta's arm to "amp up the conflict.
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Donald Trump shared a doctored video of Nancy Pelosi ripping his speech that's been viewed millions of times, and Democrats are outraged Facebook and Twitter still won't remove it.
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That video was created by a popular Trump-supporting meme account known as "Carpe Donktum," which often tweets doctored videos that end up getting shared by the 45th president.
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In March, just before Roseanne premiered, Barr wrote the words "Nazi salute" in response a doctored photo of Parkland survivor David Hogg (the thread included the actual David Hogg).
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Those fears intensified after the spread of a doctored video that made House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) sound drunk, although the video did not use deepfakes-related technology.
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For instance, when footage of Nancy Pelosi doctored to make her appear drunk rapidly went viral, Facebook left the content up, raising questions about how it handles false content.
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As the technology improves, video footage featuring politicians, CEOs, or any relevant person could easily be doctored, leading the public to distrust information, no matter where it came from.
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However, Bieber then revealed the whole thing was a joke when he shared a third and final post, a doctored ultrasound photo that included the head of a puppy.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders is under fire for sharing an allegedly doctored video of the heated White House exchange that led to CNN reporter Jim Acosta's press credentials being revoked.
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When the Diet was looking into the Moritomo Gakuen scandal last year, 14 of the related documents the ministry handed over as evidence turn out to have been doctored.
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The doctored photo was allegedly sent along with "a copypasta story about an anthropologist whose breast was infected with larvae during an expedition in South America," according to KnowYourMeme.
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Depressingly, this was not a "real" unicorn (what is reality, anyway?), but instead a pony that had been doctored up to resemble the mythical beast for a children's party.
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Fake photos abound and, unfortunately, we don't seem to be particularly good at spotting them: about one-third of doctored photos went undetected by participants in a new study.
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On Monday, YouTube channel "Best 80s Commercials"—which superimposes the most grating sounds upon retro commercials for everything from foodstuffs and medicinal products—posted a doctored commercial for Oreos.
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Days after Rwigara's announcement, nude photos of her were posted online, but the 35-year-old entrepreneur said the images had been doctored and were intended to discredit her.
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Yeah, someone could have doctored a signed Post-it note to make it look like this—but who would sign a Post-it note in that very bizarre location?
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Wednesday said he would apologize to the McCain family for taking too long to remove a doctored image that appeared to threaten Meghan McCain.
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The scandal regained fresh momentum last week with opposition parties turning up the heat after the Asahi newspaper said some documents about the land sale might have been doctored.
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Last month, ProPublica exposed a Facebook account run by current and former Border Patrol agents, which features — among other atrocious things — explicit, violent memes featuring doctored images of AOC.
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Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel on Thursday said White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders should be fired for tweeting out "doctored video footage to discredit" CNN's Jim Acosta.
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They say he and Mr. Gates kept accountants at two firms and officials at three banks busy with a round robin of made-up explanations and doctored financial records.
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One big challenge for deepfake researchers is that, as with all AI work, researchers need numerous examples of deepfakes in order to "train" a system to spot doctored videos.
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This week, unlike YouTube, Facebook decided to keep up a video deliberately and maliciously doctored to make it appear as if Speaker Nancy Pelosi was drunk or perhaps crazy.
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One of the notebooks is shown open to a real New Yorker cover that you doctored, inserting a giant woman you drew into a Midtown streetscape, King Kong-style.
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All that the end user has to do is use a doctored cable, then agree to "trust this computer," a common alert that's easy to dismiss without a thought.
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Such as the doctored video of House speaker Nancy Pelosi that went viral on Facebook last year, which had slowed down audio that made her sound drunk or ill.
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The fake news defaming him includes a photo doctored to make it appear that he is shirtless and arm in arm with a scantily clad dancer at a carnival.
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But at a news conference on Monday, Vasco Williams, the police official, insisted that the officers had done nothing wrong and that videos appearing to show otherwise were doctored.
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But at a news conference on Monday, Vasco Williams, the police official, insisted that the officers had done nothing wrong and that videos appearing to show otherwise were doctored.
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The doctored 2015 DMI P&L submitted to Lender D was the same false statement previously submitted to Lender C, which overstated DMI's income by more than $4 million.
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Moscow for months has cited dissent from two former OPCW employees who leaked documents alleging that the body had doctored the conclusions of the report on the Douma attack.
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"The people on the inside are going to keep coming up with these ridiculous excuses, like his arm was elongated or the photo was doctored," she told the BBC.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)There are widespread concerns about whether social media companies are ready to fight a new wave of videos doctored with artificial intelligence, often called deepfakes.
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The map had been doctored in an apparent attempt to substantiate an erroneous claim Trump had made on Twitter that the storm was supposed to hit parts of Alabama.
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Facebook's new efforts to preemptively assess the validity of photos and video come amid rising concerns of doctored videos which are becoming increasingly difficult to discern from real ones.
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More specifically, it's a deepfake, a video that has been doctored, using AI, to make it look like someone said or did something they never actually said or did.
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They moved him to a different jail, doctored his records to make it appear as though he had been released, and then re-booked him under a different name.
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" As Sanders' decision to share the doctored video was widely criticized on Thursday, she released a new statement saying, "The question is: did the reporter make contact or not?
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Users posted the doctored photo dozens of times and it drew thousands of comments, many of them disparaging or violent: Crockett was a bitch, she deserved to be assaulted.
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Prosecutors say Manafort, along with his then associate Rick Gates, provided the bank with doctored profit and loss statements in order to secure the loans, among other misleading information.
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The Myanmar military has published a book about the Rohingya Muslims that uses doctored photographs to portray the ethnic minority as murderers and refugees, according to a Reuters report.
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The filmmakers were accused of whitewashing the original story line; some critics even alleged that Johansson's on-screen image was doctored with CGI to make her appear more ethnically Asian.
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Prosecutors say from 2013 until 2016 the brothers posed as airplane buyers and sellers and used the identities of other people and doctored documents to obtain $4 million in loans.
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"The pattern is they hack, they leak truthful things, and then they build up to leaking documents that are either doctored or wholly fabricated," said Jennifer Palmieri, Clinton's communications director.
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This process suggests that Facebook has the ability to mitigate the virality of a doctored video that aims to spread misinformation, at least once it's highlighted by a news publication.
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The doctored Nancy Pelosi video was slowed down to make her seem intoxicated or incapable, and was viewed millions of times after Facebook and Twitter decided to leave it online.
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Far more likely is a world in which we will just have to accept that every story, image and video we consume has been doctored, and might be entirely invented.
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He creates doctored images, redacts text, and mixes sound to invent ambiguous works that blur like a Rorschach test, allowing the viewer to interpret the messages as they see fit.
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The country's biggest party, the Brazilian Democratic Movement Part (PMDB), abandoned Rousseff's coalition on Tuesday, raising the chances that she will be impeached over changes she doctored the public accounts.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)With the 2020 US presidential election looming, political leaders, presidential candidates and the country's intelligence chief are worried about doctored videos being used to mislead voters.
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In a statement late Saturday, Batista's company said the recording was turned over in full and that neither it nor any other evidence provided by JBS executives had been doctored.
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This time, as before, his malingering was mocked mercilessly on social media: a doctored picture of him clutching the Indonesian equivalent of an Oscar in his hospital bed was widespread.
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Our thought bubble: If big internet platforms are having a tough time regulating fake news stories on their platform, imagine the chaos of trying to monitor doctored videos and photos …
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Given its broad disinterest in regulatory norms and preponderance of first-time investors, doctored screenshots trying to nudge prices one way or another are fairly common within the cryptocurrency community.
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Then he posted: "VAR say it was a dive!" over a doctored photograph showing a Video Assistant Referee (VAR) room at the World Cup reviewing screenshots of the Belgian's acrobatics.
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The seal was visible for a short time behind Trump, who stood behind a podium affixed with the official (and un-doctored) presidential seal for the duration of his speech.
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He told CNN the video was doctored and provided a link to what he said was the original footage from a protest he participated in more than a year ago.
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"Whole economy profits data give a wider and cleaner estimate of the underlying profits environment than the heavily doctored pro-forma quoted company profits data," he said in the note.
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The campaign took another hit on Wednesday when a close confidant confirmed the contents of one of the more damaging emails, undermining the suggestion that they may have been doctored.
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There are some tools like Image Edited, FotoForensics, and ImgOps for uploading a photo to see if it's been doctored or floating around the web, but they're all very basic.
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North Korea first claimed to have launched a ballistic missile from a submarine a year ago, but photos released of Mr. Kim observing the test appeared to have been doctored.
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Supporters requested that he stand at the balcony, but that didn't really solve the problem, since the "proof" for most people would be a photo, and this could be doctored.
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Rubio tweeted out a screenshot of a fake account that used his name and was tweeting that the British planned to use "deepfakes," or doctored videos, to spy on Trump.
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"The criminals running the operation were able to pay off corrupt officials to look the other way, as well as obtain legitimate blank documents to be doctored," the statement said.
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The accusations stem from a report published by Gizmodo on Monday, alleging that Facebook artificially doctored its trending topics list to prevent stories of interest to conservative users from appearing.
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The accusations stem from a report published by Gizmodo on Monday, alleging that Facebook artificially doctored its Trending Topics list to prevent stories of interest to conservative users from appearing.
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Mueller alleges that in the year before and even during the presidential campaign, Manafort used misrepresentations, false statements, and doctored documents to repeatedly get multimillion-dollar loans from financial institutions.
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A doctored video that appeared last month of Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Democrat of California, was an example of a "cheap fake," Mr. Schiff said, and easily shown to be falsified.
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Some of the politicians in the film turn out to have doctored their C.V.s to hide a lack of relevant professional qualifications, just like some of our real politicians today.
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One glaring example was a doctored video of a stammering Speaker Nancy Pelosi that President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Guliani circulated in May on his Twitter account and then deleted.
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But much of that work has been overshadowed by two aforementioned decisions: refusal to remove a doctored video of Speaker Pelosi and a refusal to fact-check ads from politicians.
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Hamas, for its part, on Friday accused Israel of hacking one of its groups on the messaging app Telegram and posting doctored photos of Hamas intelligence officers in embarrassing poses.
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It was a dramatic three days on the stand for Gates, who testified that he and Manafort hid millions of dollars in foreign accounts and doctored bank and tax documents.
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He said he showed a doctored picture that had spread on Facebook of the country's de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, who is Buddhist, wearing a Muslim head scarf.
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The jury in the Alexandria, Virginia, trial heard testimony on Friday from Cynthia Laporta, who described how Manafort and longtime business associate Rick Gates doctored financial statements and backdated loans.
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Horowitz also found that an FBI employee no longer working at the bureau doctored an email to make it appear like Page wasn&apost a source for another government agency.
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The earliest mention of him outside those by Christian believers comes from around 60 to 90 years after his death, and some of those were later doctored by Christian scribes.
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President Trump on Tuesday presented a doctored version of an official National Hurricane Center map of Hurricane Dorian's path that appeared to show Alabama in the eye of the storm.
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The controversy culminated in Trump presenting a doctored map that showed Alabama was in Dorian's path and then NOAA releasing an unattributed statement saying that the Birmingham office had misspoken.
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The conspiracy theorists use doctored or out-of-context images in order to falsely argue that directed energy weapons, or laser beams, caused the wildfires in California—not climate change.
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Donald Trump, the president who cries "fake news!" almost daily, recently fell victim to a doctored cover of Time Magazine ... given to him by a member of his very own staff.
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On Wednesday, Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders tweeted out an apparently doctored video of a testy interchange between President Trump and CNN reporter Jim Acosta during a post-election press conference.
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"I don't understand where we are culturally where entertainment is showing doctored videos of killing fellow members of Congress and people you're working with every day," Meghan said on The View.
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Shkreli responded with some particularly creepy Twitter activity involving doctored photos of Duca, leading Twitter to suspending him from the service (the podcast recording took place before Shkreli's account was suspended).
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First, The Washington Post reported that doctored videos of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, in which she appears intoxicated at a political event, had spread across the internet and social media platforms.
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Shortly before the disciplinary hearing that led to the ruling,Van den Driessche said she would quit cycling and drop her claims that the doctored bike had belonged to a friend.
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By contrast in Iran, an Islamist theocracy, a woman was disqualified from taking the seat she had won when a photo, which she claims is doctored, leaked showing her without one.
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The warden has temporarily been reassigned; the guards, who may have been working an unacceptable level of overtime and may also have doctored their logs, have been placed on administrative leave.
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Lyons did not say what criteria Facebook or AFP would use to evaluate photos and videos, or how much a photo could be edited or doctored before it is ruled fake.
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There is also the looming specter of Photoshop: Now, because any digital image can be doctored, people can freely dismiss any bit of inconvenient documentary evidence as having been somehow altered.
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Then there is that infamous case of doctored video of the House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) that went viral before being detected as being manipulated to make her appear drunk.
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In Albuquerque, New Mexico, two high school juniors were suspended in August after posting a doctored Snapchat photo depicting a black student surrounded by her classmates who were wearing KKK hoods.
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The ruling is a rebuke of the White House, which used doctored video and shifting explanations to bar Acosta, who is reliably critical of the Trump administration, from the White House.
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Doctored photos are a stock-in-trade of the internet, but as far as experts know, AI has not yet been used by state actors or political campaigns to produce deepfakes.
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He shared on Instagram last month a now-removed doctored image of a CNN graphic that inaccurately stated that his father had a 85033 percent approval rating in a Gallup poll.
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And when it gets to the stage where the actual president is presenting maps that appear to have been doctored with a sharpie, you almost have to stop and pinch yourself.
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The faked images of Gonzales tearing the second amendment are clearly doctored upon a closer look, and some people on Twitter and in the media were quick to point that out.
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The tragedy is that "Vaulter" doesn't chart a new day for the company but, instead, the death of the site, thanks to some doctored data and the capriciousness of Logan Roy.
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Ms. Norwood, who said the footage had been "spliced and doctored" after her appearance before the Buckhead Young Republicans, argued that she had been promoting the need for integrity in elections.
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Test scores were inflated, essays were falsified and photographs were doctored, all in an illicit effort to gain entry to schools such as Yale, the University of Southern California and Georgetown.
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This contagion of a staggering amount of morphed images, doctored videos and text messages is spreading largely through messaging services and influencing what India's voters watch and read on their smartphones.
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Two phases into a seven-stage election, there has already been an explosion of fake poll results, doctored news clippings and other election-related falsehoods, according to a fact-checking website.
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They usually combine show tunes or Top-40 songs with highly doctored cable news interviews, in which he appears as a guest anchor, wearing his signature pink cat-eye reading glasses.
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A day after Trump tweeted the doctored video, she accused him of spreading "sexist trash" during the Harris County Democratic Party's annual JRR luncheon in Houston, Texas, according to USA Today.
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Though the staff didn't quite buy his ruse, Stroup returned to Bears Den the next day with doctored paperwork he claimed was from his dentist, complete with his name and birthdate.
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This was, of course, the second time that a doctored video of Pelosi made national headlines, following the incident last May in which a video of her appearing drunk went viral.
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Even though the video was tweeted out by Bloomberg's official Twitter account, it's conceivable someone might see it or share it without realizing the doctored clip came from the mayor's team.
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The messages made it seem like Britt and Tyurs were both flirting with each other -- but she claims, in the suit, the pics and texts were doctored and not really her.
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Over the weekend, a photo of a windswept President Trump revealed a high-contrast tan line ringing his face, which he later claimed was doctored after it spread across social media.
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" Shakir's comments come after Biden, earlier on Saturday, told a crowd at Simpson College in Iowa that the Sanders campaign had "doctored the piece and it's acknowledged that it's a fake.
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Trump has frequently attacked the network as "fake news" and shared on twitter a doctored video of himself physically attacking a person with the CNN logo over their face last month.
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" -- November 11 tweet Facts First: Schiff had already released multiple transcripts of testimony from closed-door impeachment inquiry hearings, and there was no sign that any of them had been "doctored.
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For example, in explaining the photograph that appeared to show him with Ms. Giuffre, he stopped short of saying the picture had been doctored, as some of his friends have suggested.
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At some point, some really cool person doctored a photo of Hodgkinson to spread a rumor that he protested while holding a sign featuring a tweet by Republican Senator Rand Paul.
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In addition to sending Jones sexist and racist messages, Twitter users were circulating a screenshot of an apparently doctored tweet that was made to look like an offensive reply from the actress.
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" But the doctored version the Haabs sent last week to outlets including Tucker Carlson's Fox News show and the Huffington Post read, "This is what Colton and I discussed on the phone.
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The website promoting Saudi Arabia's upcoming investment conference was apparently hacked on Monday, briefly showing a doctored image of the kingdom's crown prince wielding a bloody sword over murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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If this is hard to grasp in the abstract, look at the captivating quality of sexting, doctored photos, or something as silly and fanciful as Twitter, with its birdies and secret codes.
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Pelosi last year criticized Facebook for refusing to remove a video of her that had been doctored to make it appear as if she had been slurring and stammering over her words.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders shared an allegedly doctored video on Twitter Wednesday while announcing the suspension of CNN's Jim Acosta over the microphone-grab incident with a White House staffer.
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He fears it will be hard for top-tier media outlets to distinguish a real video from a doctored one, let alone news consumers who haphazardly stumble across the video on Twitter.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told KQED News on Wednesday that Facebook's resistance to remove a doctored video of her serves as evidence that the company's leaders were "willing enablers" of Russian interference.
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Both SurfSafe and Reality Defender use this method to create their indexes of real and doctored images, as searching (and storing) strings of numbers is much quicker than using full-sized images.
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The quality of the video is low, but you can see that his hair is just slicked back—not completely bald, as the doctored video that's going viral would have you believe.
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" When asked about the defense's claims that the video was doctored, Stewart tells PEOPLE: "His defense team had to come up with something, even if it's not accurate — he pleaded not guilty.
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Their rebuttals in the form of articles, blog posts and Tweets seek to explain how statements fail to hold up to scrutiny, images are doctored or videos are taken out of context.
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The image was clearly doctored to look as though Rowling had commented on the offending tweet; in fact, Rowling had mentioned Spanner — in the context of raising money for her charity, Lumos.
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In an interview on Fox News Saturday evening, the President's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, said Trump's legal team was investigating the tape of Trump and Cohen and suggested it might have been doctored.
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BuzzFeed raised alarm that the "doctored" interview had "gone viral" with over 1 million views in a few hours (it's since gotten much more), without a disclaimer that the video was fake.
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But it can be hard to separate the news from the geyser of other stuff: hoaxes, non sequiturs, memes about mandarin ducks , doctored footage of CNN reporters, and Kanye West's latest opinions.
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Based on interviews with 46 people, including parents, former and current students and more, and examinations of legal and school records, The Times found the school abused students and doctored college applications.
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The fight flared again in 2015, after anti-abortion activists released doctored videos they secretly took, purporting to show Planned Parenthood officials discussing plans to illegally sell aborted fetal tissue for research.
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The visit came on the same day as a ProPublica report about a secret Facebook group for Border Patrol agents that featured jokes about migrants' deaths and doctored images of Hispanic lawmakers.
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In the fall, dozens of former students and teachers told The Times that T.M. Landry's founders, Michael and Tracey Landry, doctored school transcripts with fake grades, nonexistent school clubs and fictitious classes.
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The files, he said, must have been doctored and deliberately left as a "special gift" to Latvia, now a member of NATO, as part of a "disinformation operation" by retreating Soviet officers.
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And, two phases into a seven-stage election, there has already been an explosion of fake poll results, doctored news clippings and other election-related falsehoods, according to a fact-checking website.
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The policy coincides with a recent rise of doctored videos of politicians: There was the edited video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, making her seem as though she was drunkenly slurring words.
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Security experts are bracing for an influx of doctored and misleading videos on social media as the 2020 election approaches, according to Vijay Balasubramanian, CEO and cofounder of fraud prevention firm Pindrop.
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First Draft, the group that investigates online misinformation, traced how the rumor had spread from a fake news clip doctored to look as if it had come from the Daily Mirror newspaper.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in December banned the country's colors and anthem from events, including the Olympics, for four years as punishment for having provided it with doctored laboratory data.
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But the FBI lawyer doctored an email to say that Page was "not a source" for the government, so Page's past work for the US was never disclosed in the FISA applications.
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But an unredacted version of the complaint must be released, and since the transcripts Richard Nixon turned over to Congress were doctored, Congress should also demand a backup recording of the call.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in December banned the country's colors and anthem from events, including the Olympics, for four years as punishment for having provided it with doctored laboratory data.
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He is using his massive platform to pump a viral (and false) image into the collective bloodstream, knowing that even if his supporters know the image is doctored, they'll share it anyway.
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It also found that the police had not only failed to anticipate or contain the disaster, but also doctored witness statements and other evidence after the fact to hide their own culpability.
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Their outriders release weird rumours into the political atmosphere: one doctored newspaper article, primarily shared by Labour supporters, falsely accuses Jo Swinson, the Lib Dem leader, of slaughtering squirrels in her garden.
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"This story is based on outdated material taken out of context from hacked and doctored private emails from a third party server and gives a deliberately inaccurate picture," she said in a statement.
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Between the lines: It's possible the White House and Sanders didn't realize it was doctored footage when sharing the video — and thought it was just edited to show the exchange in slow motion.
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Making those cuts allowed Kasich to say he was "defunding" the organization amid a controversy over doctored anti-Planned Parenthood videos — even though he had already substantially cut Planned Parenthood's funding in 2013.
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But seeing the body-cam footage has renewed the trauma the James family experienced at the time of Meat-Meat's death—especially because at least some of them believe the recording was doctored.
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I don't mean that it's doctored, just that it's clearly staged—and that the staging suggests that my man Donald has never in his life been in front of a plate of chicken.
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The doctored photo incident struck a nerve because it literally illustrated the ongoing criticism that tech companies consider diversity to be a vague optics problem rather than a real issue they must solve.
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According to the report, Shulkin's chief of staff Vivieca Wright Simpson doctored an email to create the justification for the VA to subsidize travel for Shulkin's wife, Merle Bari, whose flight cost $26,300.
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U.S. officials have suggested that the anti-secrecy organization is being used by the Russian government to spread stolen information or, potentially, doctored materials in an effort to undermine the American presidential election.
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" On its official Twitter account on Sunday, the party shared a doctored version of O'Rourke's mugshot showing him wearing a cartoon leprechaun hat and holding a placard with the message: "Please Drink Responsibly.
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EXIF data, which you can get at through your image editor or a web app, will show you where and when an image was snapped, unless the data has been wiped or doctored.
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The doctored photo of the Army accident in Lithuania was just the latest reminder of what American officials called Russia's increasing reliance on cyberattacks and information warfare to keep its rivals off balance.
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To try to make his point, Trump has pointed to outdated storm maps — including one that someone doctored with a Sharpie — and slammed the "Fake News" for calling him out on a lie.
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A fake (and embarrassing) video of Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, in which his doctored likeness confesses to profiting off stolen personal data, made the rounds this week on Instagram — which Facebook owns.
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For an item that someone may have doctored, we have tools, such the video spectral comparator, that uses ultraviolet light to verify whether someone has used a different pen to falsify a document.
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Mainstream media outlets, in an effort to debunk the viral clips, linked to the video or reposted portions of it themselves, side-by-side with the un-doctored footage of the House speaker.
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Test scores were inflated, essays were falsified and photographs were doctored, all in an illicit effort to gain entry to Yale, the University of Southern California, Stanford, Georgetown and other big name schools.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) asked the three companies in July 23 letters to detail how they planned to address doctored videos and images, including "deepfakes," which are manipulated content created with artificial intelligence.
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The modernized guidelines require that new machines have the verifiable paper records still lacking in too many jurisdictions, and that the systems be well protected from the ultimate threat of doctored vote tallies.
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Mr. Trump said he did not know who had doctored the map with a Sharpie, but that did not stop the campaign from selling something new — markers with Mr. Trump's autograph on them.
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After initially tweeting about removing the sign in Evansville, Wal-Mart is now looking into whether the photo was doctored or if the display of guns was part of a prank by customers.
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Like most Facebook groups that support Mr. Trump, hers is a cascade of links to conservative websites, Trump White House social media posts and doctored photos of the president's enemies, including Ms. Pelosi.
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But he's also suggested since the report's release that the doctored email was the result of a hack and has blamed criticism on internal divisions at the department and with White House officials.
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In their filing Friday, prosecutors allege Manafort received a $9 million mortgage on a house of his in Fairfax, Virginia, by giving the Federal Savings Bank doctored business statements that overstated his wealth.
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BUSINESS An article on Wednesday about the posting of a doctored video of Mark Zuckerberg as a challenge to Facebook's rules misstated the surname of one of the artists behind the fake video.
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The same should be true for deepfake victims, says Johnstone, since publishing doctored images or video could count as false impersonation, stalking, harassment, or other forms of intimate partner abuse defined by state law.
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In a possibly doctored passport photo posted to the account in September, her age was listed as 16, which would make her old enough, per Instagram's terms of service, to run the account herself.
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Ahok's opponents doctored a clip of the speech, making it seem as if he was denigrating the Koran itself, rather than the use to which it was being put, and then posted it online.
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While the photos are of Kim, Kylie, Khloé, and Kendall are real, Kourtney (who recently said she'd never go blonde again after trying the color as a teen) joins Rob in the doctored camp.
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Junior's Upper Deck rookie, featuring a doctored image of a minor-league Griffey wearing a San Bernardino Spirit cap, quickly became a hot commodity, and a must-have card for kids and collectors alike.
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The doctored video of the interaction between CNN's Jim Acosta and a White House intern, which was posted by the Trump administration and originated from Infowars, hardly pleased many of us, including Jimmy Kimmel.
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Johnny Depp's assistant, Stephen Deuters, tells TMZ, the texts that were posted in which he allegedly apologized to Amber Heard for Johnny's violent behavior are heavily doctored ... and he never said Johnny attacked her.
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The two-year-old app, which lets you alter photos of your face, once again shot to the App Store's top spot this week after celebs and others began sharing doctored photos of themselves.
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The threat of doctored videos purporting to be real news clips drew national attention earlier this year after comedian Jordan Peele and BuzzFeed released a viral video that turned out to be a ruse.
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Experts seem to agree that there are two potential approaches: technological solutions that can detect when a video has been doctored and legal frameworks that penalize those who use the technology to smear others.
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Pelosi added that Facebook not taking down the doctored video called into question the company's assertion that it was the victim of Russian online interference that was meant to sway the 2016 presidential election.
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The deepfake technology is growing more sophisticated and prevalent, and average internet users will eventually be able to create doctored videos that will be impossible for the naked eye to distinguish from real ones.
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Facebook is using paid actors to create a library of "deepfake" videos, part of an industry-wide effort to improve tools for fighting the rising threat of doctored videos made with artificial intelligence technology.
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Andrews made a fool out of himself on several occasions and even tried to insinuate that a photo of him with his arm wrapped around a 17-year-old girl may have been doctored.
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Trump, who has himself been accused of sexual misconduct by several women, has taunted Biden multiple times in recent days, including when he shared a doctored version of the former vice president's video remarks.
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"Republican lawmakers have seized on the doctored, manufactured videotapes to justify votes to defund Planned Parenthood and to launch a series of Congressional and state investigations," Schakowsky wrote in a statement to The Hill.
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The inquiry heard the company had charged thousands of customers for financial advice it never gave, then doctored a supposedly independent report to the corporate regulator about it, which could lead to criminal charges.
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The threat of doctored videos purporting to be real news clips drew national attention earlier this year after comedian Jordan Peele and BuzzFeed released a viral video that turned out to be a ruse.
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The White House then tweeted out an apparently doctored video first posted by the conspiracy site InfoWars to claim that Acosta physically struck a White House intern who was attempting to take his microphone.
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Purnama, a Christian ethnic-Chinese Indonesian ally of Widodo, recently completed a two-year prison sentence for blasphemy against Islam based on a video doctored to make him seem he was insulting the Koran.
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In addition to sharing the gunman's video online, Mr. Arps sent a copy of it to be doctored to look like a first-person-shooter video game, featuring cross hairs and a body count.
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Mr. Trump has previously used doctored, if obviously cartoonish, videos for political purposes, including ones targeting former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., a Democratic candidate for president, and CNN, the cable news network.
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A federal government website was hacked over the weekend to show messages vowing revenge for the death of Iran's most powerful commander and a doctored photograph of President Trump being punched in the jaw.
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The VA's Office of Inspector General (OIG) released a report last month that found Shulkin's chief of staff doctored an email in an effort to cover up travel expenses racked up by Shulkin's wife.
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When making this point, Everson reminded the audience of a scandal that unfolded earlier this year around a doctored video that spread online that misleadingly made House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appear to be drunk.
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Two states, Arkansas and Louisiana, are attempting to terminate Planned Parenthood from Medicaid based on a series of videos that are widely considered to be misleading and doctored, released by an activist, David Daleiden.
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In a widely critiqued interview about his friendship with Epstein, for "BBC Newsnight," the Duke of York claimed the photo was doctored because he said he never went out in London without a suit.
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But about 90 minutes later, Paul Watson of the notorious conspiracy site Infowars tweeted a video of the incident that had been doctored to make it look like Acosta karate-chopped the intern's arm.
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" (SECVA is the acronym for the secretary of Veterans Affairs.) But Wright Simpson doctored the email to read instead: "We're having a special recognition dinner at the US Ambassador's Residence in the honor of SECVA.
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An account claiming to be a fact-checking organization called Middle East Guardians published a thread purporting to show that a photo of Khashoggi and his fiancé was doctored to add Cengiz after the fact.
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Accompanying captions on Twitter said that the photographs, which others said appeared to have been doctored, had been taken at Istanbul airport — a dog whistle to suggest the men wearing the T-shirts are Muslim.
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But there were other lies, too: One employee said a colleague doctored pay stubs to lower payments; another colleague, he said, reported that a client was paid monthly instead of biweekly, halving his apparent salary.
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"The fact that the White House press secretary is promoting this doctored video is reprehensible, and grounds for dismissal, or as they call it in the Trump administration: Thursday," said Colbert during his opening monologue.
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The Democratic congressman wrote letters to the chief executives of Facebook, Twitter and Google, which owns YouTube, asking about the companies' formal policies on deepfakes and their research into technologies to detect the doctored content.
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A deepfake of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg went viral earlier this year, after Facebook refused to pull down a doctored video that showed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi stumbling over her words was tweeted by Trump.
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Among the things I worried about most during that election was not the theft and release of legitimate emails, which was bad enough, but the theft and release of doctored or manipulated or faked emails.
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A recent doctored video was designed to show Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE slurring her words.
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In a phone interview with the reporter, Brooks insisted he didn't created the doctored content, but did admit he is one of the administrators of a group called Politics WatchDog that originally posted the video.
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Andrews made a fool out of himself on several occasions and even tried to insinuate that that a photo of him with his arm wrapped around a 17-year-old girl may have been doctored.
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Consider the attention accruing since the weekend over whether a photo had been doctored to remove a champagne flute from the hand of Damien, the 14-year-old son of the actress Elizabeth Hurley. Shock!
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There was a lot of Kraft dinner, which in later years, trying to make it myself, I realized my grandma must have doctored with massive amount of butter and salt (as if it needed more).
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After being tipped off by a recent online publication that a tape recording Mr. Steele played during trial was doctored, Mr. Cosby retained a forensic expert to conduct an audio authenticity analysis of the recording.
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They're on a deadline to develop their next product, which will be a tool that tests whether news has been altered as it gets passed around the web, warding against doctored photos and altered videos.
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The report concluded that Shulkin misused taxpayer funds and inappropriately accepted Wimbledon tickets, and that his then-chief of staff doctored an email to justify the department paying for his wife's airfare to accompany him.
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Sanders has even circulated what to my eyes appears to be a doctored film of the interaction with Acosta's arm movement sped up, to make it look as though he has karate-chopped her forearm.
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Those include an ad by Trump's reelection campaign making baseless accusations of corruption against former Vice President Joe Biden, as well a doctored video last spring that falsely portrayed Pelosi as drunkenly slurring her words.
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The Trump campaign trolled The Washington Post this week for reporting that a picture President Donald Trump shared of his head pasted onto the body of the fictional boxing champion Rocky Balboa had been doctored.
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For that probe, Barr tapped US Attorney John Durham, who is now overseeing a criminal investigation, after getting a referral from Horowitz that a low-level FBI lawyer doctored an email during the FISA process.
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In one egregious example, a former FBI lawyer doctored an email by claiming that Page was not a source for another U.S. intelligence agency, when in fact he was a source for an extended period.
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Trump again sent the media into a fury over the weekend when he tweeted a doctored video showing him at a fake wrestling match body-slamming someone with the CNN logo superimposed over their face.
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In October 2016, Lisa S. Coico, then the president of the City College of New York, resigned unexpectedly after The New York Times reported that a memo concerning her personal expenses may have been doctored.
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McFarland also allegedly doctored a stock ownership statement to convince one of those unnamed investors that he held more than $2.5 million in shares in an unnamed company to use as collateral in the deal.
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Ocasio-Cortez's office has said there is a fact sheet that was intentionally doctored, and also that an unfinished draft got sent out and posted on their website before it was ready for prime time.
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He said that while the doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that went viral on social media two weeks ago was not a deepfake, it was an example of how manipulated media could be used.
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He also noted that while the doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that went viral on social media last month was not a deepfake, it was an example of how manipulated media could be used
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In July 2015, Planned Parenthood's website was hacked shortly after the Center for Medical Progress, an anti-abortion group, released secretly recorded (and discredited) videos doctored to make it seem like Planned Parenthood sold fetal tissue.
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To remove or not remove the doctored Pelosi video became a catch-22 scenario for the platform, as Motherboard's Caroline Haskins wrote: Facebook's not alone in struggling to figure out how to moderate misinformation and satire.
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These viral messages have had real-world consequences, resulting in hysteria and mob attacks in India, and the use of doctored images and "social media warfare" to help get India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi into office.
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However, Mr Trump, despite his Twitter musings, has not used the CIA to prevent prosecutors from doing their job, used the IRS to go after his enemies or personally doctored transcripts of conversations, as Nixon did.
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Meanwhile, in an interview at the Aspen Ideas Festival on Wednesday, Zuckerberg defended the company's decision to leave up a doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, but admitted other actions could have been taken sooner.
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When The Intercept first published its stories on the matter, Moro had said he did not see anything ethically amiss with the messages and did not suggest that any of the leaked messages had been doctored.
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At the hearing, Ramirez's lawyers did not address the allegations that Ramirez is a "self-admitted gang member," as an ICE statement labeled him, or that officials doctored legal documents in an attempt to prove it.
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On Tuesday, a federal judge ruled to block Texas from withholding Medicaid funds from Planned Parenthood over heavily doctored video footage taken by anti-abortion activists that claimed that the health care provider sold fetal tissue.
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The officials also touted heavy investment in technology for detecting doctored videos and text inside pictures, but acknowledged that that they have been unable to stop some duplicates of videos that have been identified as spurious.
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The MIT CSAIL team's system uses doctored neural nets that report back the strength with which every individual node responds to a given input image, and those images that generate the strongest response are then analyzed.
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This week in art news: MOCA Los Angeles chief curator Helen Molesworth was fired, Anish Kapoor blasted the NRA for using "Cloud Gate" in an ad, and the Vatican admitted it had doctored a press photo.
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The Egyptian Anti-Doping Committee and the Egyptian Weightlifting Federation said they were victims of a plot and an internal investigation by the federation suggested somebody with a grudge had doctored food eaten by the team.
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The Egyptian anti-doping committee and the Egyptian Weightlifting Federation said they were victims of a plot and an internal investigation by the federation suggested somebody with a grudge had doctored food eaten by the team.
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This could reduce the spread of false news image memes that live on Facebook and require no extra clicks to view, like doctored photos showing the Parkland school shooting survivor Emma González ripping up the constitution.
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The image is a doctored photo of Emma Gonzalez, who has become an outspoken gun control activist after 6900 people were killed in a shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, where she is a senior.
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City investigators later found severe lapses in security and staff shortages at the home, where employees had not only failed to monitor their charges through the night but had also doctored records to cover up mistakes.
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Following his arrest and release on $1 million bond, Giacchetto attempted to leave the country, but was apprehended at Newark airport in New Jersey with a doctored passport, 80 plane tickets and $4,000 in small bills.
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The Fox News anchor Shepard Smith on Thursday slammed US President Donald Trump for sharing a doctored weather map to support his false claim that Hurricane Dorian was originally set to hit the state of Alabama.
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And the market seems to confirm there's a growing demand for produce-doctored foods for kids: Kidfresh has seen 50 to 60 percent growth annually and recently received an infusion of outside capital to further expand.
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Just days after being embroiled in a dispute with the hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Trump blasted CNN as a "fraud," using a doctored GIF of his appearance on a World Wrestling Entertainment episode years ago.
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Carton sent investors forged contracts that an associate of Joe Meli's had worked up (and that Carton had further doctored) in an attempt to make an apparently improvised relationship with B.S.E. look like a contractual partnership.
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On Twitter, he accused Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California and the chairman of the Intelligence Committee, of releasing "doctored transcripts" of the administration officials who testified behind closed doors, though he offered no evidence.
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Meanwhile the paper consigned to page ten the president's use of a crudely doctored government map to try to justify his false and apparently politically motivated insistence that Alabama lay in the path of a hurricane.
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Mr. Luthmann said he was the victim of a criminal act in the intrusion on his exchanges, which include doctored pornographic images involving several public officials and, in one case, the adult son of an official.
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When the company refused to take down a doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi last year, "it was clear they do not feel responsible for what goes on their platform," Mook told CNN on Saturday.
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President Donald Trump "strongly condemns" a doctored video that was shown at a conference for his supporters which portrays him killing and otherwise brutally assaulting characters depicting news media outlets, President Barack Obama, the late Sen.
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Spreading conspiracy theories once had a price—printing or even mimeographing a tract costs money—but now, as Muirhead and Rosenblum point out, anyone can post a madcap theory or a doctored photograph virtually for free.
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A third showed a doctored U.S. presidential seal with an added Star of David — in an apparent reference to Washington's close ties with Iran's arch-enemy Israel — and showing an eagle holding drug syringes and bombs.
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That policy will likely draw harsher lines around videos that have been doctored using artificial intelligence tools, known as "deepfakes," but it will also address footage that has been significantly and selectively edited without advanced tools.
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It's been around since 2017, and it went viral recently when celebrities like the Jonas Brothers and Gordon Ramsay started using it, posting on social media photographs seamlessly doctored to make them look like older men.
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The result, Mr. Stanley believes, was at least partly related to a stream of negative ads on Facebook featuring doctored photographs aimed at discrediting Mr. Ojeda, including one depicting him in makeup and a pink beret.
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The criminal investigation was launched after a former employee, Richard Wallace, claimed that the firm gave the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) doctored evidence to demonstrate corporate data breaches, according to three people familiar with the probe.
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One council member is suggesting the idea could work in L.A. [Curbed Los Angeles] • After Facebook declined to remove a doctored video of Speaker Nancy Pelosi, artists posted a fake video of Mark Zuckerberg on Instagram.
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After an anti-abortion group released doctored videos attacking Planned Parenthood last summer, the FBI noticed a significant uptick in violence and threats against abortion providers — including a deadly shooting at a Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood.
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In addition to the doctored Shorten tweet, some users shared rumors about the impact of Labor's promise to increase the number of refugees, and claims that a Labor government would close every power plant in the country.
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The arrest of a man known for carrying out arrest warrants against so many major figures in Brazil sparked a cascade of comments and jokes on social media, including doctored photo illustrations that show Ishii arresting himself.
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In charging papers, prosecutors said there was evidence of doctored documents, where Manafort and Gates would change financial statements submitted as part of a loan application to make it seem as though Manafort was earning more money.
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Geert Wilders, the leader of the Netherlands' far-right Party for Freedom (PVV), tweeted a doctored photo of his political rival surrounded by Islamists this week, raising concerns over fake news just five weeks before Dutch elections.
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"This story is based on outdated material taken out of context from hacked and doctored private emails from a third party server and gives a deliberately inaccurate picture," a spokesperson for Beckham tells PEOPLE in a statement.
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Most notably, Inspector General Michael J. Missal concluded Shulkin's office doctored an email to make it seem like Shulkin was getting an award from the Danish government in an effort to secure free airfare for his wife.
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They noted that in January he was banned from Twitter after he invited Teen Vogue writer Lauren Duca to be his date for the inauguration of President Donald Trump and later doctored photos of himself with her.
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Lists ripple across Facebook, detailing shops and businesses to avoid because they are Muslim-owned; rumours circulate that the free meals served by a Muslim-run charity at public hospitals are doctored to make non-Muslims infertile.
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For the past several weeks, a subreddit called "deepfakes" has been saturated with doctored images that depict famous figures, mostly women, engaging in sexual acts, where their faces are believably mapped onto pornographic pictures, GIFs, or videos.
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Democratic lawmakers immediately voiced concerns that such information would be used for retaliation under the new administration, a task that Perry—who has called global warming a "hysteria" supported by "doctored data"—seems well-suited to perform.
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In Senate committee testimony on Wednesday, Moro questioned the authenticity of the messages attributed to him, adding that some may have been doctored by those seeking to overturn convictions in the record-setting "Car Wash" corruption investigation.
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In Senate committee testimony on Wednesday, Moro questioned the authenticity of the messages attributed to him and said some may have been doctored by those seeking to overturn convictions in the record-setting "Car Wash" corruption investigation.
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The doctored Pelosi video is a good example of this; all the creator had to do was simply slow the speed of the video down just a smidge to create the desired effect, and Trump bought it.
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A Shanghai court has fined three local tech firms for helping spread rumors about Yum Brands' KFC fast food chain that included doctored photos of deformed chickens and allegations the birds had six wings and eight legs.
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The Clinton campaign has refused to confirm the authenticity of the emails and has sought to cast doubt on them at every turn, noting that the exchanges were stolen by Russian hackers and could have been doctored.
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He claimed in a Monday morning tweet that Democrats "doctored" the released transcripts of their testimony — an outlandish allegation that has not been backed up by any of the dozens of Republicans who participated in those interviews.
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The structure, which was erected with a crane but whose origin is a mystery, towered over trees and nearby buildings, and had been doctored to show a smiling May flashing a V-sign with her left hand.
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Trump's comments came one day after he retweeted a video from Fox Business Network that, while not doctored, had been selectively edited to combine clips of the California Democrat tripping over her words in a press conference.
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Read more: Trump reportedly told a Coast Guard admiral to give a statement defending his Hurricane Dorian confusionPeople on the internet seized on the incident and submitted their own memes of images doctored with a black marker.
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Read more: What to know about British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's alleged madam who could become the new focus of his conspiracy caseCarly Zipp, a representative for Outfront Media, said she thinks the pictures were doctored.
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A debate online went viral and then spiraled: But Hany Farid, who studies digital forensics, human perception, and image analysis at the University of California, Berkeley, told Motherboard that he does not think the video was doctored.
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The Democratic congressman wrote letters to the chief executives of Facebook Inc, Twitter Inc and Google, which owns YouTube, asking about the companies' formal policies on deepfakes and their research into technologies to detect the doctored content.
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While Facebook moved quickly to limit the spread of the doctored Pelosi clip, Fox is neither apologizing for airing its montage nor taking it down, because this sort of manipulated video fits within the network's ethical bounds.
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A couple of weeks ago, the Times published an investigation into T.M. Landry, a private school in a small town in Louisiana whose administrators doctored college applications and lied about students' hardships to get them into college.
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Biden accused "Bernie's people" of putting out a "doctored video" that was edited to appear to show him agreeing with former Republican Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Paul Ryan that Social Security should be privatized.
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But signs critical of the president that appeared in the photo — including one that said "God Hates Trump" — were doctored to blur out Mr. Trump's name, according to The Washington Post, which first reported on the alterations.
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Pelosi has vocally criticized the social media giant after it refused to remove a doctored video of the Democratic leader last year that had been slowed down to make it sound like she was slurring her words.
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"Found some donk in vegas to rent Uhaul, doctored invoices to fake FTC into giving us our product, took product to new fulfillment center in vegas in time to ship out to all waiting customers," he said.
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Just before Election Day, Cohen tweeted a doctored picture of Clinton behind bars along with #LockHerUp and imaginary word bubbles with Hillary Clinton asking Bill Clinton if he'd been able to get her a pardon from Trump.
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And when the president defended his initial claims days later with a storm projection map drawn on with Sharpie, so obviously and poorly doctored that it was almost laughable, the NWS purportedly reiterated this warning to staff.
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Investigators found the chief of staff, Viveca Wright Simpson, doctored an email to make it look like Shulkin was getting special recognition or an award during the trip in order to get approval for his wife's flights.
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You may have heard them discussed in relation to the doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that went viral in May, or the fake video of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg that made the rounds this month.
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The duplicity, involving doctored documents and false identities, illustrates systemic gaps in China's efforts to prevent industrial and transportation accidents, which claim tens of thousands of lives annually and have galvanized public anger over official corruption and laxity.
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Police alleged there were financial links between Saracen and a handful of organizers of 2016 protests against the former governor of Jakarta, who was condemned for blasphemy after a doctored video of supposed anti-Islam comments went viral.
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But the trail of evidence linking Wohl to the firm now includes contact numbers leading to his mom's phone and a photo of "Matthew Cohen" that appears to be... Wohl, just poorly doctored to black out his face.
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The short clip, which features doctored footage of Clinton laughing over images of flames in Benghazi, includes testimony from three family members of the victims of the attack who say Clinton told them the video provoked the attack.
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A comment I saw online in response to "Something They Need" compared it to a term paper a slacking student has doctored with a big font and double space formatting to help it hit the required page limit.
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AMP has lost a number of executives including former Chief Executive Craig Miller and Chairwoman Catherine Brenner following revelations at the government-ordered Royal Commission that the firm had lied to regulators and allegedly doctored an independent report.
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In good news for the food giant, a Shanghai court recently fined three tech firms for helping spread rumors about KFC that included doctored photos of deformed chickens and allegations the birds had six wings and eight legs.
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Swell news: Alt-right trolls are reportedly glomming on to last Thursday's instance of racial profiling at a Philadelphia Starbucks by spreading a doctored coupon that promises people of color and customers "of African-American heritage" free drinks.
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Despite vowing to leave Twitter amid the widespread outrage, Barr, 65, remained active on the social media platform throughout the night on Tuesday — even taking aim at Goldberg when she retweeted a doctored photo of The View panelist.
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Three directors quit AMP on Tuesday following the departure of AMP's chairman, chief executive and in-house lawyer, after revelations at the inquiry that the once-venerable firm had lied to regulators and allegedly doctored an independent report.
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" A few months ago, Shamir described the WikiLeaks ethos to a colleague of mine by saying, "If the information is true, if it is not doctored, if it is not cooked, let it be delivered by Satan himself.
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As these stories come into focus, the doctored image could be said to represent something more that has consequences to this day: the removal of women from a public role in the republic they helped bring into being.
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The image, which was originally posted to Ms. Abrams's Twitter feed, was doctored to show Ms. Abrams holding a sign that said "Communist Stacey Abrams" and to falsely claim that she had been supported by the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Prosecutors are expected to call a series of bankers to the stand to question them about Manafort's alleged efforts to mislead them with doctored financial statements in a scramble in 2015 and 2016 to borrow against real estate.
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But the doctored stories, sandwiched by reposts of content from legitimate news organizations and partisan websites, raise some bewildering questions, even as public awareness has grown of online disinformation and the Russian trolls fueling some of the untruths.
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Last May, when a misleading, doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi began making the rounds on social media, YouTube, notably, was the first major platform to take it down, while Facebook, contentiously, chose to leave it up.
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One of the most famous examples so far is from May, when a doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi went viral on social media platforms, including Twitter, that slowed down her speech to make her seem inebriated.
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A WADA committee recommended this week that Russia be banned from the Olympics and world championships in a wide range of sports for four years after Moscow was found to have provided the agency with doctored laboratory data.
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Deepfakes involve the use of artificial intelligence to create media that is doctored to look real; they are a subset of the much broader category of manipulated media, which is any media altered to change the factual record.
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On Tuesday, Jigsaw, a company that develops cutting-edge tech and is owned by Google's parent, unveiled a free tool that researchers said could help journalists spot doctored photographs — even ones created with the help of artificial intelligence.
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The situation reached its absurdity apex when, during a storm briefing Wednesday, he brandished a map showing the likely trajectory of Dorian, which someone appeared to have doctored with a black Sharpie to include a sliver of Alabama.
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Biden accused "Bernie&aposs people" of putting out a "doctored video" that was edited to appear to show him agreeing with former Republican Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Paul Ryan that Social Security should be privatized.
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Plasticity, a San Francisco natural language processing and artificial intelligence startup that gathered and analyzed the YouTube data, provided CNN with hundreds of examples of how the accounts had doctored on-screen graphics to make stories appear inflammatory.
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A WADA committee recommended this week that Russia be banned from the Olympics and world championships in a wide range of sports for four years after Moscow was found to have provided the agency with doctored laboratory data.
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Horowitz found that a former low-level FBI attorney also doctored an email that claimed the opposite - saying that Page in fact was not a source for the other agency, which Reuters has since identified as the CIA.
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But it wasn't until Thursday that Mr. Trump went after the former vice president directly, tweeting a doctored video mocking him for making unwanted physical contact with women — while ignoring his own history of bragging about sexual misconduct.
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In 2015, following the release of doctored videos purporting to show Planned Parenthood illegally profiting from the sale of fetal tissue, Arkansas Republican governor Asa Hutchinson announced he would be terminating Medicaid contracts with the women's health organization.
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Even some of our most trusted news sources and political leaders are exploited by technologies like ' deepfakes' — doctored videos of politicians making outrageous statements or photos of celebrities endorsing products — all designed to look exactly like the real thing.
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"As a historian, one of the things I'm concerned about is what happens to the record that is left behind if a video is doctored, for instance, and it's not readily apparent that it has then been" said Staley.
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To date, that's included cooking up doctored evidence Google blacklisted Donald Trump's speeches, a string of Trump tweets about fictitious censorship and non-existent "shadow bans," xenophobic paranoia about Latino voter turnout efforts, and numerous threats of federal investigations.
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Over the course of her career, she's worked with about 15 different beauty brands and knows firsthand how a shot can be doctored to get the effect a brand is looking for — sometimes even before the shot is taken.
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The company, which previously refused to take down a doctored video of House speaker Nancy Pelosi that had been edited to make her seem drunk, also doesn't plan to remove a fake video of its CEO uploaded to Instagram.
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Trump spoke on Tuesday at a summit for conservative students hosted by the group Turning Point USA, and for a brief moment, the President appeared before the doctored seal evoking imagery of the Russian coat of arms on stage.
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The intriguing "plum sesame salt" on the edamame, meanwhile, was overshadowed by how overcooked the pods were, and the furikake fries, coin-shaped and crimped, were surprisingly limp, though I liked the ketchup, doctored with tonkatsu sauce and Tabasco.
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Rep. Greg Gianforte (R-Mont.), who gained a national profile after assaulting a reporter during his run for Congress this year, thinks President Trump's tweet featuring a doctored video of him metaphorically wrestling CNN to the ground was inappropriate.
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The media's complicity in Russian hacking tilts the playing field in favor of Trump because we have no Republican documents to compare with the material contained in the hacked Democratic emails, which may or may not have been doctored.
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Those doubts were confirmed this week when the Nepalese authorities said that the Rathods, both police officers in the Indian state of Maharashtra, had doctored photographs submitted to the government in applying for a certificate of a successful climb.
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The video then played the reporter saying "Alabama" on loop, cut to a clip of Trump nodding, and then to a doctored clip of CNN's logo superimposed onto a moving truck which careened off the road and caught fire.
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He is also a member of the House Select Committee on Benghazi and is helping to lead a special investigation into allegations that the military doctored intelligence reports about the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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"From my review of the various videos of the press conference, I believe that the video tweeted by the Press Secretary is misleading but I don't see unambiguous evidence that it has been doctored," Farid told Motherboard via email.
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Drinks historian Matthew Rowley suspects that Harlem physician and first-generation German immigrant Victor Lyon was another type of illegal booze producer: a compounder who mixed and doctored neutral grain spirits into imitations of gin, whiskey, absinthe, and more.
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Such trickery was commonplace in early war photography, and indeed many of the most famous war photographs — Mathew Brady's images of Civil War casualties, or Robert Capa's falling soldier of the Spanish Civil War — were posed or otherwise doctored.
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It's not that as science knows more, it will reveal that these hits are less of a problem, or that new diagnoses, treatments and protocols will result in injured players being doctored back to full, or near-full health.
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Mr. Schneiderman is expected to announce that the bank routed some clients' trade orders to so-called electronic liquidity providers like Citadel Securities, then doctored trade confirmations and post-trade reports to say it had executed them in-house.
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Sellers can improve the appearance of a card by trimming its edges or removing residue, but collectors believe any alterations make a card less authentic, and cards that are known to have been doctored are often worth considerably less.
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A doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that makes it seem as though she's drunkenly slurring her words at a public event has spread across the internet in recent days, but Facebook doesn't plan to take it down.
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According to the finance ministry itself, more than 300 passages in over a dozen official documents were doctored in early 2017 to eliminate any inconsistencies with what ministry officials told opposition lawmakers who had grilled them about the deal.
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Stephen Colbert sharply criticized Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, for circulating a doctored video on Thursday showing Jim Acosta of CNN refusing to give up the mic to a White House intern at a news conference.
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Last summer, he invited a bunch of these masters of vicious trolling, conspiracy theories and doctored videos to the White House for a festive social media summit — an ogre with all his digital goblins kickin' it in the cave.
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Following his lackluster performance in Wednesday's Democratic presidential debate, former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg tweeted out a doctored video that made it look like he had a hugely successful moment on the debate stage, even though he didn't.
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Biden described the Sanders campaign newsletter that featured the video as a "flat lie" and a "doctored tape," using the independent fact-checking website PolitiFact&aposs analysis of the newsletter as evidence that the Sanders campaign changed the video.
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Among those invited: James O'Keefe, the right-wing founder of Project Veritas; Bill Mitchell, a pro-Trump conspiracy theorist; and a pseudonymous Twitter user who created a doctored video of former Vice President Joe Biden that Mr. Trump retweeted.
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In one example of these misrepresentations, the complaint said that Mr. McFarland had doctored a Scottrade account statement to say that he owned $2.5 million in a particular company's stock, when in reality his position was worth only $1,500.
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"Trump tweets doctored photo of his head on Sylvester Stallone&aposs body, unclear why," the Post tweeted on Wednesday, with a link to an article, after Trump shared the Rocky image with his 67.1 million Twitter followers without explanation.
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