" - Lauren, 34 "I've fabricated a hot Tinder date.
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By narrow definition, "fake news" is "news that is totally fabricated, that has no basis in reality," he said; but the broader, more accurate, definition includes partially fabricated or misleading information.
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"We fabricated projects to raise money," Ding said, according to a Xinhua report published last year, and then used fabricated project companies to re-circulate cash back into accounts linked to his companies.
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She has said things to people that are completely fabricated.
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Fabricated City is perfect for fans of Christopher Nolan's Inception.
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Anything else has been fabricated or taken out of context.
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The fabricated video generated more than 4,500 shares on Facebook.
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And why aren't people held accountable for their fabricated stories?
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But deep down they know true order cannot be fabricated.
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The outlet states that Radutzky claimed the allegations were fabricated.
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Anything else has been fabricated or taken out of context.
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There were also increases in bookings for fabricated metal products.
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At its worst, the Spotlight seems cold and overly fabricated.
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Johnny's side says the domestic violence allegations are completely fabricated.
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Any claim to the contrary is completely bogus and fabricated.
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As many have noted, these crises are almost entirely fabricated.
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Fabricated endorsements have been an issue since moviedom's earliest days.
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There were also increases in orders for fabricated metal products.
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Beijing has called the charges "pure fiction and totally fabricated".
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On Twitter, Mr. McSwiggan denied that his story was fabricated.
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I also thought at first that the video was fabricated.
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"The referenced former retail prices were fabricated," the plaintiffs claimed.
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"This is not rocket science or fabricated software," said Rajesh.
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"Whatever Ms. Wilson said was not fabricated," Ms. Johnson said.
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They come across as either oblivious or as fabricated emotion.
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Some Indian dishes were completely fabricated for an English market.
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His application to Georgetown also listed other fabricated tennis credentials.
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Some works were fabricated by fabricators, others by the artist.
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That is, 13.75 miles of aluminum chain, fabricated in Spain.
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Iran has described the arms displayed in Washington as "fabricated."
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She said he fabricated the information about Ms. Yovanovitch's whereabouts.
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But not in the bizarre world of these fabricated attacks.
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And it's got to be fabricated in the United States.
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There was also an increase in demand for fabricated metals.
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He has long maintained that Mr. Scarcella fabricated his confession.
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Ankara has said the case was based on fabricated evidence.
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There is no merit or veracity to this fabricated story.
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"Nelly is the victim of a completely fabricated allegation," Rosenblum said.
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Exports of semi-fabricated aluminium have been rising quickly this year.
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Besides, a Jones supporter might retort, all of media is fabricated.
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In reality many chips are fabricated for cryptocurrencies other than bitcoin.
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Everyone wants a cure, but I think that's a fabricated word.
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Yet in November, orders for fabricated metal product rose 0.5 percent.
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To be clear: The audience's affection didn't appear to be fabricated.
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AK222, whether real or fabricated, makes for a highly entertaining character.
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" He adds, "I will vigorously fight these fabricated and groundless claims.
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Myanmar has largely denied the accusations, and says most are fabricated.
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Naimi said he believed the recording had been fabricated by Qatar.
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Damascus says such reports of arbitrary detention and torture are fabricated.
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If the story is fabricated, you can expect to find inconsistencies.
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Of course, this story is fabricated, and the disease is fictitious.
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I stepped away from hiding behind a fabricated version of myself.
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In fact, 71 percent of Republicans believe these allegations are fabricated.
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She had fabricated her age in order to attend the trial.
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The distorted reality he peddles includes fabricated people, events, and conversations.
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Someone asked if Wortham fabricated the note, and she responded perfectly.
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"His claims are completely fabricated and without merit," Al-Thani continued.
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It's here that the performers continue to sell their fabricated identities.
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Trump initially stated Wilson "totally fabricated" her account of the call.
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It destroyed any claim that she could have fabricated the incident.
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Fabricated metal products manufacturing cut 144,100 jobs between 2001 and 2017.
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Nothing Wikileaks released was ever proved to be fabricated or untrue.
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Trump tweets that Wilson "totally fabricated" what he told Myeisha Johnson.
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The star shot down the reports calling them "false and fabricated."
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Again, this was fabricated to make the white hero look good.
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As the coaches knew, the students' athletic credentials had been fabricated.
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The girls broke down crying and admitted the story was fabricated.
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In a few instances, he said, the Army fabricated interviews altogether.
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Roh has said that it doesn't and the tape is fabricated.
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No amount of fabricated alarm over racial dynamics will improve viewership.
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Which means his notes from 1980 to 1988 must be fabricated.
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They're totally invented fiction — all 100 percent totally and completely fabricated.
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"The Myanmar government says the claims are all fabricated but they are not fabricated," Rohingya community leader Muhammed Noor told reporters, referring to reports of incidents of killing, rapes of wives and daughters and home burnings.
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If some of the fabricated evidence falls short — by, say, implying that he was elected in a corrupt election defined by copious voter fraud — he just shifts the fabricated evidence so it serves its intended purpose again.
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Nothing is more beautiful than a well-tailored and beautifully fabricated garment.
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It did get global attention, despite the origin story being completely fabricated.
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Hoaxes, conspiracy theories, and fabricated news are nothing new in human history.
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The book falsely states that Pozner fabricated his son Noah's death certificate.
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He said that Israel had "fabricated evidence" before and might have again.
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I feel like they create a certain vibe that can't be fabricated.
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And denied and pushed that they are all false and fabricated accusations.
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Victims were accused of passing intelligence to other agencies with fabricated evidence.
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Clearly, she had fabricated the entire event just to seek more fame.
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Oppenheim fabricated the early versions himself, but they did not weather well.
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I ask Darren if FAST fabricated the guy on the penny-farthing.
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In the lawsuit, he insists the quotes attributed to him were fabricated.
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This person has fabricated a story and I am suffering the consequences.
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And many have fabricated their own illnesses, Ayoub said, just like Hope.
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" He also claimed to have "proof" that Wilson's account was "totally fabricated.
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Trump later responded on Twitter, saying the lawmaker had fabricated the comments.
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Aliyev's lawyer, Fuad Agayev, told Reuters the case was groundless and "fabricated".
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Each looks different because of the way it is fabricated and layered.
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Fabricated in Haiti, they are sold to benefit Everytown for Gun Safety.
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It even has a custom-fabricated Golden Knights' logo on the side.
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So that's [an example of] one that would have to be fabricated.
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As with Mr. Altan's trial, evidence has been called false or fabricated.
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There were decreases in orders for primary metals and fabricated metal products.
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Mr. Erdogan has said that the case was based on fabricated evidence.
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Prosecutors said Detective Franco fabricated tales of drug buys by innocent people.
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Anybody could fall victim to a fabricated criminal case, Mr. Ulyukayev said.
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Some hospitals in the Putian group fabricated patients' testimonies and doctors' credentials.
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Culver's lawyer had previously told the Trentonian the boy "fabricated" the allegations.
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Gowdy fabricated documents and leaked confidential information to punish the Committee's critics.
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It named two Facebook accounts that it said had published "fabricated news".
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These sites use fabricated stuff in journalism's garb to further political ends.
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The president later said any discord had been fabricated by the media.
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Some of them claimed that the evidence was fabricated or just wrong.
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The court also reportedly said that the researchers fabricated ethical review documents.
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It is the voice that offers easy, fabricated solutions to chronic problems.
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"There is no merit or veracity to this fabricated story," a spokeswoman said.
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Each of their unit cells consisted of specially fabricated copper circuits called resonators.
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The earliest remedies were simple, if insubstantial: I threw myself into fabricated realities.
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The former president can still appeal his conviction, which he calls politically fabricated.
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The amount of love and laughter on on that show is not fabricated.
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" "This case is a sham, just as fabricated as the documents involved here.
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However, many historians and scholars believe the story was fabricated for propaganda purposes.
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Both Sefolosha and Antic faced charges that they allege were fabricated by police.
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Celebrities and many businesses have reputations — even ones that are fabricated — to protect.
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Facebook says it's taking another step against Pages that share fabricated news stories.
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There was also declines in orders for primary metals and fabricated metal products.
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Martin's suggestion of an improper motive behind these group interactions is simply fabricated.
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The supposed "relationship" that followed, which was fabricated by Bryce, follows from there.
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Tambor said Barnes' claims that he observed her sleeping naked are completely fabricated.
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Up until that moment, Charlie's fabricated relationship with Salim had been her cover.
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His followers have targeted critical journalists and secularist generals with fabricated coup plots.
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In fact, Janet admitted that she and her siblings fabricated a few events.
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A claim that police used racial epithets during an arrest then fabricated evidence.
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In fact, it appears likely now that parts of his story were fabricated.
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The discourse has gotten bleak, with threats, personal attacks and completely fabricated reviews.
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There were also increases in orders for fabricated metal products and primary metals.
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Now his American teammates are saying Lochte fabricated the story, according to ESPN.
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" She also denied the report on Instagram, claiming the texts were "completely fabricated.
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Reed: At the time, we were really focused on fabricated subcultures or gangs.
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But orders for primary metals fell, as did those for fabricated metal products.
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The dual digits exist only to disseminate information, whether accurate or widely fabricated.
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The content of the testimony appears to have been fabricated, the group said.
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Orders for computers and electronic products and fabricated metal products rose last month.
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The article erroneously attributed the fabricated story to Scott Roof, a purported relative.
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There were also declines in demand for primary metals and fabricated metal products.
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The president provided no evidence that Democrats intentionally fabricated the death toll estimates.
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Sondland has fabricated communications with Dr. Hill, none of which were over coffee.
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It was proved at his trial that Professor Ploy had fabricated the book.
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Trump has denied the report, claiming that Wilson had "totally fabricated" her story.
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However, the authorities found that more than 7,600 reported film screenings were fabricated.
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But can a fabricated vision of nature really bring us closer to nature?
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Trump called them "liars" trying to harm him with "100 percent fabricated" stories.
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My whole idea of American culture was fabricated by literature, art and film.
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That Underground scene, as it turns out, is both heartwarming and totally fabricated.
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Prosecutors said that was a cover story Ms. Salman fabricated to avert suspicion.
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"I believe that the criminal case against me was fully fabricated," he said.
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It was designed and fabricated using The Crated's own textile circuitry technology, INTELLiTEX.
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The five-page article was fabricated from beginning to end, Der Spiegel said.
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Sometimes it gives us misogynistic trolls and ludicrously fabricated news stories about pizzerias.
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" He added, "We are determined to stop his fabricated emergency in its tracks.
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"All the receipts they are bringing, we say they are fabricated," Kaifala said.
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The claims are clearly fabricated, and the effort does not appear particularly sophisticated.
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A Monday puzzle can't be fabricated with a confounding theme and easy clues.
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"I don't think he fabricated, he screwed up," Ms. Murphy said on Saturday.
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He'd fabricated triangular pedestals with three acrylic rods rising vertically from the points.
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Why is this a danger, especially when most of the claims are fabricated?
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Wilson "totally fabricated" what he said to the wife of the fallen soldier.
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Prosecutors said she had fabricated the allegation, angry at being filmed during sex.
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It later turned out that Frey had fabricated large chunks of the book.
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Taliban forces have often exaggerated or fabricated their capabilities in the Afghanistan conflict.
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Clearly, fabricated results are not going to be replicable in follow-up experiments.
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" He described the story as a "totally fabricated story out of the blue.
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On Twitter, Trump insisted that Wilson had "totally fabricated" what he had said.
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They relied on fabricated invoices, prescriptions and letters of medical necessity, prosecutors said.
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Fleets of forklifts carry newly fabricated sets from the in-house woodworking mill.
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Last week, the House Freedom Caucus made the fabricated God of Chaos bleed.
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The eccentric, compound angles that join the wood require custom-fabricated metal plates.
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Moscow has labeled the case against Butina "fabricated" and called for her release.
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The lawsuit claims that Zimmerman "fabricated" Wheeler's quotes to advance the Rich story.
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The desire for male teachers is an issue fabricated by a largely misogynistic regime.
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Speculation of offscreen drama plagued the stars, even when said drama was completely fabricated.
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So there was no fight; it was completely fabricated, because I never actually responded.
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His campaign disproportionately benefited from the spread of viral, fabricated stories during the election.
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But Gionet made the startling accusation that the news outlet had fabricated the photo.
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Police evicted families and then destroyed their pre-fabricated homes as they looked on.
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"Relevant reports and accusations are fabricated without facts but with hidden motives," he said.
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Companies like IBM and Google are pursuing specially-fabricated, ultra-cold superconducting electronic systems.
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He, in return, decided to sue her in 2015, claiming she fabricated the story.
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I'm always inspecting objects for where the mold seams are and how it's fabricated.
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So there was no fight; it was completely fabricated, because I actually never responded.
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So there was no fight; it was completely fabricated because I actually never responded.
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The Macron campaign characterized the information as mundane memos mixed with some fabricated documents.
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It seems like every day there's a new crisis, and then more fabricated crises.
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In his installation, "Slump" (2008), Burckhardt fabricated stretcher bars, paint cans, boxes, and crates.
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Their purity, hermetically sealed, plays a central role, suggesting fabricated transparency in closed systems.
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Semi-fabricated metal, or semis, can be melted down for use as primary metal.
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This was led by exports of pre-fabricated buildings, non-monetary gold and pharmaceuticals.
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And Green's signatures all featured different handwriting, meaning they weren't just fabricated, but forged.
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Mr. Hekmati has said that the charges under which Iran detained him were fabricated.
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The North Korean Foreign Ministry said Pyongyang had always rejected "illegally fabricated" U.N. resolutions.
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"The allegations against me are completely false and fabricated," Jackson said in a statement.
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Micheaux fabricated his narratives by whatever means necessary, most dramatically when working with sound.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's government has said the case was fabricated for political reasons.
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But DeVos's solution is misguided in part because it's based on a fabricated story.
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Larcombe added that he never found out which stories were fabricated by the royals.
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"It was all made up, it was fabricated, and it's a disgrace," Trump concluded.
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Orders for computers and electronic products fell as did those for fabricated metal products.
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Another fabricated sense of urgency surrounds the idea that Obamacare's markets are rapidly crumbling.
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But neither is it tamed and polished pre-fabricated experience that Forza 7 is.
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Several major U.S. tech companies have since announced steps to reign in fabricated news.
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Yet this fabricated row marks a weird sort of victory for the trans community.
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The Brazilian police found that it was, for the most part, a fabricated story.
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Some 31 studies by Dr. Piero Anversa contain fabricated or falsified data, officials concluded.
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I think most of the tension as we know it in culture is fabricated.
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The museum has also acquired 155 works by Posenenske, both archival and newly fabricated.
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Interpol has repeatedly rejected warrant applications that it sees as fabricated or baldly political.
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" Mr. Ma said wider allegations about meddling were "completely fabricated out of thin air.
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They fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack.
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A memo concerning her expenses seemed to have been fabricated, apparently to deceive prosecutors.
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But they usually involved scientists who cut corners or fabricated data, not deliberate sabotage.
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The pharmaceuticals company reportedly fabricated manufacturing and test records, Reuters reported, citing state media.
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That case was dropped because prosecutors learned the victim had fabricated a previous assault.
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There were also job losses in machinery, fabricated metals products and primary metal industries.
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There was only the sea, to navigate, dominate and to launch locally fabricated galleys.
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Nor did they have to contend with fabricated studies, or fake news, or Twitter.
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LONDON (Reuters) - China exported 380,000 tonnes of aluminum in semi-fabricated form in April.
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He admitted in November that he fabricated a story about then-New Jersey Gov.
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Until then, the company had claimed large insurance payments through fabricated documents, he said.
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Trump once retweeted a Corsi article claiming baselessly that Obama's administration fabricated jobs numbers.
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The project was meant to be a fabricated photographic archive of a basketball fan.
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This inconsistency suggested the 7-year-old's story was fabricated, Allen's defenders would say.
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It also fabricated production and inspection records relating to a rabies vaccine used for infants.
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He was barred because of a corruption conviction he says was fabricated by the Kremlin.
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Russia and Damascus say the attack, which triggered Western missile strikes on Syria, was fabricated.
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Microsoft specially fabricated piece of semiconducting wire made of indium antimonide, surrounded by superconducting aluminum.
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The Cirrus Airframe Parachute System includes this 2345-pound parachute, fabricated and packed in-house.
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The book falsely asserts that Pozner is a "crisis actor" who fabricated Noah's death certificate.
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" Hall has denied the "heinous accusations" in the lawsuit, calling O'Connor's statement "despicable, fabricated lies.
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Meanwhile, a post from the fake Fox News account presented a fabricated tweet from Rep.
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It too was fabricated, and was soon picked up by Russian-language media without scrutiny.
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Speaking to reporters Monday, Trump went further and said the allegations against Kavanaugh were fabricated.
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" -- October 2003 exchange with reporters before Marine One departure "Schiff fabricated phone call, a crime.
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Content that meets fewer criteria is more likely to be labeled as altered or fabricated.
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"The international community misunderstood us because of Rohingya lobbyists who distributed fabricated news," he said.
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The memes, which consisted of photos of Brown underneath fabricated homophobic quotes, spread like wildfire.
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For instance, YouTube could delete a fabricated news report by finding it harasses its subject.
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Still, it's a good example of how fabricated video can catch fire on social media.
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"[T]he NSCA knowingly published fabricated injury data about CrossFit," Greene wrote in June 2015.
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The newspaper then reported the complete, and according to Wilson, completely fabricated confession as fact.
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Aren't the data fabricated to support the ruling party's narrative of fast and steady progress?
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Machinery output rose 0.9 percent and factories churned out 0.5 percent more fabricated metal products.
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The Chechen authorities have a history of using fabricated drug cases to deal with critics.
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But on April 14th, 2016 the astronaut was interviewed and admitted to the fabricated receipts.
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Furthermore, police have alleged that Evans fabricated the story "for publicity" — a claim she denies.
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If you see any other fabricated photos from Hurricane Matthew floating around, let us know.
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This fabricated type of popularity has been the subject of multiple New York Times reports.
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JARRETT: Christopher Steele, who fabricated this dossier that drove the Russia hoax, the collusion narrative.
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Primary metal production fell 1.9% last month, while output of fabricated metal products dipped 0.1%.
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"All the charges are baseless and fabricated," Shafi's lawyer, Anura Bhandara Mattegoda, told the court.
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Bush later interviewed Lochte in a now-infamous interview about his fabricated robbery in Rio.
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We now sadly live in a world where stories are fabricated from Instagram photo posts.
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After being fact-checked, it quickly became apparent that these stories were almost entirely fabricated.
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I fabricated a lot of paper models, such as cars, ships, buildings, and animals, etc.
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There were modest pre-fabricated huts built as part of a temporary, emergency building program.
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There were, however, declines in orders for fabricated metal products and computers and electronic products.
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The fabricated news briefly caused the U.S. stock market to plummet before recovering minutes later.
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It's terribly unfortunate anyone would think much less run a story that was completely fabricated!
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"It's pathetic how quick our culture is to sensationalize a fabricated story," the model tweeted.
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"It has become apparent that the allegations are not just false but fabricated," Geragos said.
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Orders for primary metals declined 2.0 percent and fabricated metal products orders fell 0.6 percent.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's government has said the case has been fabricated for political motives.
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Police said there was no actual threat related to the document they allege Khawaja fabricated.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the book was full of fabricated stories.
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But Hill's lawyer, Lee Wolosky, claimed Wednesday that Sondland had "fabricated communications" with his client.
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Soros fabricated defamatory statements about BSGR's involvement in corruption, the company said in the complaint.
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Subsequent evidence suggested that the primary source had fabricated or exaggerated parts of her narrative.
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Manufacturing jobs increased by 24,000 with gains from computer electronics, chemicals and fabricated metals companies.
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Facebook may try to address the narrow version of the problem, the clearly fabricated posts.
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But police investigators said Thursday that Mr. Lochte had fabricated central elements of the encounter.
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Clinton and Mr. Obama have been dismissed by critics as including fabricated accounts of events.
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The freed prisoners had denied the charges against them, calling them politically motivated and fabricated.
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But, there is a lot of misleading or outright fabricated information in the dark web.
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You might think this is fabricated, but at this point, I'm hearing grunts and groans.
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In tweets over the past year, Trump has said the "Amazon Washington Post" fabricated stories.
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Monday's statement, released on state media, gave no details regarding which parts were fabricated, however.
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The prosecutors' story – accepted wholesale by the court - is not only fabricated but totally implausible.
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I don't want an edited or fabricated or marketed researched version of what I do.
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"Nelly is the victim of a completely fabricated allegation," Mr. Rosenblum said in a statement.
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The mediators believe none of the claims they have heard were fabricated, Ms. Biros said.
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Woods, 69, alleges her conviction was based on a confession that was fabricated by detectives.
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The report also said police "likely fabricated" the alleged motive for Johnson to kill Boyd.
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Reinosa said he fabricated the entire incident, but did not provide a motive, Wegener said.
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The figures given by the authorities were "political and fabricated", Zoyirov said in a statement.
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Mr. Trump has denied all of the allegations, saying that the women had fabricated them.
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Trump has repeatedly mocked climate change, once even calling it a hoax fabricated by China.
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Russia has asserted that the attack was fabricated to justify military action by the West.
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But for Zimmerman to suggest that prosecuting him was some fabricated hoax is simply perplexing.
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A second fabricated case was also opened against her, effectively blocking her eligibility for parole.
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Regarding the settlement, Koch "contended... that plaintiffs fabricated allegations of mistreatment" to obtain U-visas.
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He accused Wilson of having "totally fabricated" the account, but Johnson's mother confirmed the story.
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Even when matter-of-factly summarized by their publishers, children's books sound fabricated and insane.
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All those indictments and files they fabricated here were taken back to the United States.
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"Fake news" started out as a term to describe sensationalized, fabricated stories concocted for profit.
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The case of Babchenko was fabricated on the eve of the World Cup in Russia.
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On a shelf just to the right are three fabricated flowers with brown, hairy stems.
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Mueller initiated the litigation, claiming Swift fabricated the groping story and pressured KYGO to fire him.
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In reality, like the Ukrainian "fascists", the Industrial Party never existed; the entire case was fabricated.
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The story was completely fabricated and she had no idea why someone would have written it.
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During Dassey's trial, his attorneys argued that detectives pressured the confused teen into signing fabricated statements.
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This is not to say that the advocacy community hasn't fabricated dubious crises at every opportunity.
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He said the women's claims were "all fabricated" and that he has evidence to prove it.
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" China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang dismissed the charges Wednesday as "sheer fiction and completely fabricated.
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" The president has repeatedly denied all the claims against him, calling them "fabricated and made up.
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"Nelly is the victim of a completely fabricated allegation," attorney Scott Rosenblum said in a statement.
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In Alabama, 71 percent of Republicans say they believe the allegations against Roy Moore are fabricated.
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Printable robots like these can be quickly, cheaply fabricated, with fewer electronic components than traditional robots.
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We want to believe that anything in the capitalist system, including everlasting life, can be fabricated.
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All the Bumblebee-line bags are fabricated out of a rain-proof material that reflects sunlight.
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Facts First: There is simply no evidence that the Post fabricated its sources for this article.
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Manuel Bartual used Twitter to weave his own fabricated retelling of a vacation gone terribly wrong.
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Narcos: Mexico provides a glimpse into Mika and Kiki's relationship, though the depiction is partly fabricated.
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De Lima has denied the allegations, calling it "fabricated evidence," against her by supporters of Duterte.
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But on the other hand, these are fabricated claims and are completely bogus and without merit.
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Escorcia considers this a "combined operation," where a fabricated story online provokes reactions in the streets.
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He's designed and fabricated products for companies like The North Face, Sierra Designs and Mountain Hardwear.
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Since the article was written, police have now determined that the student has fabricated the story.
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"The facts presented to me on the morning of the 19th were fake, fabricated," he said.
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We documented the space and the prototype; the full-size piece was about to be fabricated.
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However, a speech given by the fabricated president in the book has some real-world implications.
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"They fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack," he said.
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Exports of semi-fabricated aluminium products have long been the escape valve for domestic Chinese surplus.
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He alleges they fabricated evidence, manipulated witnesses and conspired to win his conviction at any cost.
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They also fabricated "Eye" (2010), Tasset's three-story tall eyeball that now resides in downtown Dallas.
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Patrick Murphy (D-Fla.), trying to portray him as a serial liar who fabricated his resume.
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The evidence at the time was either too circumstantial to be believable, or was likely fabricated.
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"These were all fabricated things to make the estate look bad," she says, matter-of-factly.
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Creating an image on social media, whether fabricated or genuine, drives so much of modern advertising.
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The chief executive officer of Athletics Kenya has dismissed the bribery accusations, saying they are fabricated.
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Her mother was later arrested when authorities deemed her complaint about the killings to be fabricated.
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McAfee has denied any such allegations, and has accused Burstein of paying locals for fabricated interviews.
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All of Dawn's memories, her existence—every single thing about her was fabricated by these monks.
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The figures are 3-D prints of laid-off professionals Kline found and fabricated in Baltimore.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders has said the book is full of fabricated stories.
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"Whatever Ms. Wilson said was not fabricated, what she said was 100 percent correct," Johnson said.
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ElevenPaths cautions that metadata can be changed and otherwise fabricated by programmers, making it shaky evidence.
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They also fabricated evidence, engaged in illegal wiretapping and leaked government documents to smear their opponents.
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In fact, such a fabricated story almost certainly would be directly contradicted by other independent evidence.
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Lambert was arrested in His scheme involved a web of fake phone numbers and fabricated profiles.
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Erroneous reporting by established organizations is a bigger threat than fabricated stories, and far more rampant.
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STAMFORD "James Gortner: Ground Breakage," works on canvas fabricated using the floorboards of the artist's studio.
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She wrote on Facebook that the love story between her mother and Henderson is entirely fabricated.
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Maybe Biggie based the story on something kind of similar — or just fabricated the whole thing.
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"Nelly is the victim of a completely fabricated allegation," Rosenblum said in statement provided to Reuters.
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Gulenist prosecutors had been found to have fabricated evidence in earlier trials of secular army officers.
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In recommendation letters, they fabricated and exaggerated stories of hardship that played on negative racial stereotypes.
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We had bought another piece from him that, after six years, still had not been fabricated.
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Fabricated news, made to mislead or turn a profit, is a growing problem in online communities.
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"The fabricated, modified and deleted Forum Messages are a stunning deception," investigators wrote in the report.
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"Whatever Ms. Wilson said was not fabricated, what she said was 85033 percent correct," Johnson said.
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The contest saw an unprecedented wave of fabricated news coverage that some argue influence the vote.
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My mother was scared by the distorted facts and fabricated allegations when the school contacted her.
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To the contrary: She's tweeting them out, spreading her fabricated accusations to an even wider audience.
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Scarcella had testified that Ranta had confessed to him; Ranta claimed that the statement was fabricated.
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It is as if they don't exist, or that they have fabricated or exaggerated their needs.
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" The White House has pushed back on the book, calling it "nothing more than fabricated stories.
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"Whatever Ms. Wilson said was not fabricated, what she said was 22019 percent correct," Johnson said.
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FOAM designed Bernåzone as the perfect outside insurrection into the fabricated world of the Futures Market.
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When she learns that he's fabricated evidence (to help out a low-level criminal), she's horrified.
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Yet Trump has repeatedly supported his assertions for harsh policies by pointing to fabricated crime statistics.
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"The relevant accusations are pure fiction and totally fabricated," he told reporters in Beijing, without elaborating.
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"The allegations against me are completely false and fabricated," Jackson said in a statement on Thursday.
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The indictment filed in federal court in Kentucky alleges they fabricated letters from health care providers about using the medical equipment, fabricated prescriptions that were purportedly signed by healthcare providers and created fake invoices from medical equipment companies in an effort to prove the equipment was purchased.
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"Either he was egregiously sloppy with data or it was fabricated," said former Air Force Lt. Col.
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However, Parker's creative liberties crossed the line when he fabricated Turner's motivation for the legendary slave revolt.
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But why do scandals—even ones that can be fabricated—seem to hit Clinton harder than Trump?
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Worshippers have said he and his girlfriend claimed the U.S. government fabricated the November 2017 mass shooting.
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A similar feud was fabricated between Princess Diana, mother to Harry and William, and Duchess Sarah Ferguson.
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Worshippers there have said he and his girlfriend claimed the shooting was fabricated by the U.S. government.
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Glennon waded into the comment section on the Homewrecker story and wrote that it was completely fabricated.
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She is a "host" — but she is not aware that her existence is fabricated, her consciousness synthetic.
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Photo: Dan Green (Fermilab)Eventually, Hossbach's team turned to specially fabricated, high-quality copper and other metals.
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A tent canopy fabricated of girls' flowered dresses, their sleeves intact and draping, spans the room's interior.
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And the uranium would still have to be fabricated into nuclear fuel rods for use in reactors.
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The article ran under the byline Edward Clarkin and appeared to use fabricated quotes and plagiarized passages.
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There were also decreases in orders for primary metals while orders for fabricated metal products were unchanged.
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There were also decreases in orders for primary metals and orders for fabricated metal products were unchanged.
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A quick phone call to representatives at WNYU confirmed that the event was completely fabricated. Wah-wah.
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Over the past three years, BuzzFeed News has maintained lists of sites that publish completely fabricated stories.
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Mueller, 55, initiated the litigation, claiming Swift fabricated the groping story and pressured KYGO to fire him.
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"The ring was then hand-fabricated and all of the pavé diamonds were placed individually by hand."
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Her attorney, Lee Merritt, issued an apology after evidence proved that Dixon-Cole had fabricated the allegations.
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"It's terribly unfortunate anyone would think much less run a story that was completely fabricated!" she wrote.
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There were increases in orders for primary metals, fabricated metal products and electronic equipment, appliances and components.
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Trump said Thursday that he will soon release information showing that the claims against him are fabricated.
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He said the images were "fabricated," saying one photograph showed a Lebanese child, not a Syrian one.
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Ramani had "intentionally put forward malicious, fabricated and salacious" allegations to harm his reputation, the suit alleged.
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But now, a controversial legal settlement may have unlocked a new era of digitally fabricated, DIY guns.
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Convinced I'd fabricated the entire story, they wanted to know How come you don't have any videos?
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It is the mold for "Paul" (2006), a public sculpture FAST fabricated for the artist Tony Tasset.
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They fabricated his 20-foot-tall "Mood Sculpture" (33) for last year's inaugural edition of Sculpture Milwaukee.
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Fabricated structural steel is used in major building projects, such as bridges, buildings, parking decks and ports.
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They said several images of starving Madaya residents that were used to portray the siege were fabricated.
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Orders for computers and electronic products fell 0.1 percent while those for fabricated metals decreased 1.2 percent.
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To fully celebrate this momentous, albeit fabricated, occasion, we've rounded up 29 outrageously delectable peanut butter recipes.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Allegations of Russian cyber attacks are fabricated, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Tuesday.
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In fact, he made more than 15 fabricated statements in just under 80 minutes, according to CNN.
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"These are fabricated attempts by the (Transitional Military Council) to strengthen their grip on power," he said.
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Prosecutors said she knew Mateen was planning an attack and fabricated a story to cover for him.
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Anthony McGann, and the others, they are concocting lies to the invoices and fabricated the entire thing.
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J.C. Penney paid roughly $50 million to resolve a lawsuit over those completely fabricated "40% off" tags.
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He speaks in a thick, fabricated Indian accent, exaggerated for comedic effect by voice actor Hank Azaria.
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I will say this: Whichever production assistant fabricated those diapers did not skimp on the fecal matter.
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Rizieq's lawyer, Sugitmo Atmo Pawiro, denied the allegations, saying they had been fabricated by supporters of Purnama.
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He denied the "fabricated" and "slanderous" claims reported Wednesday night by New York Times and People magazine.
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" Trump on Wednesday claimed Wilson "totally fabricated" the contents of the conversation, saying that he had "proof.
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Yet there was one aspect of The Wire's depiction of police that I always hoped was fabricated.
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Spletstoser has fabricated a single word of her allegations or has anything to gain by coming forward.
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There were also increases in the production of primary metals, fabricated metal products and nonmetallic mineral products.
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La David Johnson was disputed by Trump, who said the Florida Democrat had "totally fabricated" the story.
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Trump has done exactly the opposite, building a campaign message around a series of fabricated national crises.
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"O'Connor's heinous accusations that Hall engaged in this criminal conduct are despicable, fabricated lies," the complaint said.
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"I've never seen a more graphic, compelling illustration of a crime scene that was fabricated," she said.
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Orders for computers and electronic products gained 1.1 percent while those for fabricated metals jumped 2.0 percent.
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He has claimed that the allegations are politically motivated and fabricated by the news media and Democrats.
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The quality has to hold up, it has to be fabricated well and have an emotional impact.
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"All the charges are baseless and fabricated," Shafi's lawyer Anura Bhandara Mattegoda told an earlier court hearing.
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Pre-Fabricated Tiny Home - $36,000 (plus $3,755 shipping)This is obviously the shipping container thing described above.
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Relatives said that her husband had fabricated the claim because he wanted to inherit her land interests.
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Risberg later told Landis the second statement was fabricated, but by then, he had the commissioner's ear.
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López has framed this fabricated scene in a thick, red frame that oozes and drips like blood.
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Iran had dismissed as "fabricated" reports that the ship had been seized by its Revolutionary Guard forces.
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The document charges the Swiss firm and Tian with fraudulently obtaining bank credit through fabricated oil deals.
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The trouble with avian spook-stories is they're often exaggerated, speculated, or outright fabricated for maximum drama.
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Mostly, though, it stuck with re-tweaking the narrow version of Modernism it fabricated in the 1930s.
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Zabihullah Mujahid, a Taliban spokesman, rejected the accusations of rape as "fabricated claims" fed to Mr. Boyle.
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As a businessman, Mr. Trump often fabricated or exaggerated to sell a narrative or advance his interests.
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The fabricated story circulated so widely that the local police issued a statement saying it wasn't true.
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The reality presented is not a fabricated competition, but that doesn't mean there aren't winners and losers.
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The reality presented is not a fabricated competition, but that doesn't mean there aren't winners and losers.
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Her Bangladesh Nationalist Party says the cases were fabricated and aimed at keeping her away from politics.
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Reinosa later admitted he fabricated the whole story, but did not provide a motive, sheriff's department Capt.
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He spread the fabricated suggestion that President Barack Obama was born abroad and not, in fact, American.
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And it appears he fabricated the celebration of Muslims in Jersey City, New Jersey on 9/11.
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The fabricated metals subindustry, which transforms metal into intermediate or end products, lost 3,000 jobs last month.
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The department said its investigation found that fabricated structural steel from Canada had not received unfair subsidies.
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With so much noise already surrounding that figure, why keep piling on the layers, real or fabricated?
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There have been guys that have fabricated military service, and they get blown out of the water.
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FireEye said all but three internal documents released by the group were either available publicly or fabricated.
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"They fabricated financing products with short-term, yet extremely high, returns to pull in investors," it said.
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But in the sections about Langley, she inserts inventive flourishes and fabricated details atop real-life events.
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He fabricated two aluminum pillars and a die to stamp them with thousands of replicas of windows.
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That may be because they're built on wildly exaggerated, if not entirely fabricated, versions of the facts.
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The Disobedience Award takes the form of a glass orb fabricated by star MIT professor Neri Oxman.
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Meanwhile, Garcia fabricated nearly all the props on days he wasn't on location filming Hawaii Five-0.
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Their work often feels too fabricated and not authentic, often similar in style and choice of subject.
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McKesson confirmed to fact-checking site Snopes that his account was hacked and the correspondence was fabricated.
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A separate federal program funds pre-fabricated units at construction sites for public projects such as metro systems.
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Mateo revealed his status to Glenn, who fabricated a social security number for Mateo at great personal risk.
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Monk was a real person but her sensational story was wholly fabricated—and a huge U.S. best-seller.
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Throughout the film, Logan comes across X-Men comic books and criticizes them for being fabricated and artificial.
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In 2012, The Atlantic caught Iran's Mehr News Agency (MNA) using the fabricated picture on its front page.
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Practically every smartphone, tablet, and laptop is fabricated in a Chinese factory, even if they are designed here.
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The alleged mastermind of the 22003/22003 attacks lied and fabricated information to avoid torture, the documents show.
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The report is completely fabricated—as is the image of Swift wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat.
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GM said plaintiffs "fabricated 'evidence'" to support their theory that key rotation, not Stevens' driving, caused the crash.
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But some farmers who have started low-till planting services also are beginning to buy locally fabricated equipment.
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Seventeen industries including fabricated metal products, computer and electronic products, machinery, and chemical products reported growth last month.
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" Kimball subsequently ended the engagement, but Cooper steadfastly denied the affair and insisted the texts were "completely fabricated.
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Outposts usually start with pre-fabricated huts on remote hilltops and lived in by a handful of settlers.
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But then Photoshop came to the rescue, salvaging reality with a pleasing dose of fabricated clarity and precision.
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The PATH Act delay is meant to help the IRS catch fabricated claims and safeguard taxpayers from fraud.
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This is the core of the allegation that she had fabricated her Jewish identity, one Julia strongly denies.
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Democrats said the president had fabricated a "crisis" at the border to justify an unconstitutional grab for funding.
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Trump reportedly called the investigation "fabricated and politically motivated" in a letter he meant to send to Comey.
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UPDATE 11/11/16: Louisiana police say that the Lafayette college student has admitted she fabricated the report.
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Selected artists will have their final designs fabricated for one of five N line subway stations in Brooklyn.
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She then uses those photos as evidence to back up a completely fabricated story about Emily being inappropriate.
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Bentz and Conger flipped on Lochte and said the robbery story was fabricated and it was Lochte's idea.
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Simply saying "it makes sense" is a valid rebuttal for what appears to be a fabricated historical site?
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They seemed to have been fabricated with love, perhaps by a person who cared for the jacket's wearer.
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The Kremlin has described allegations of Russian interference in the U.S. election as "fabricated" and "a witch hunt".
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" Trump called Wilson's retelling of that call, which she says she heard on a speaker phone, "totally fabricated.
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The choice between war and diplomacy is a false one fabricated by the president over the past year.
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The ERD initially denied the Spiegel report and accused the German weekly of publishing "fabricated and unreal images".
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Second, terrorists, propagandists and purveyors of fabricated news are taking advantage of the online space to undermine democracy.
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His car, a red and white Austin Healy from 1959, was now probably 90 percent "fabricated," he said.
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Wheeler is now suing the news network, claiming that it fabricated the quotes it had attributed to him.
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Pivi's glaringly fabricated alternatives present viewers with a conception of animals that's divorced from the realities of nature.
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" The complaint also says that the Daily Stormer "fabricated Twitter messages, purportedly captured from Mr. Obeidallah's Twitter account.
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Why do Republicans love to tell a fabricated tale about a political crisis that was resolved decades ago?
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Despite his real or fabricated troubles, the importance of Joel Hradecky within the digital cannabinoid universe is undeniable.
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But sometimes, in the cesspool of drama, arguments, and completely fabricated scenarios, there gleams a nugget of truth.
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The researchers say their industrial fabricated diamond, which cost about $150, was the cheapest thing in their experiment.
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Now the Met is pinning its hopes on another bit of hardware: its new custom-fabricated hydraulic wrench.
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He fabricated information that Iraq had provided training in chemical and biological weapons to operatives of Al Qaeda.
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In Danang, Putin told reporters that an alleged link between Manafort and Russia was fabricated by Trump's opponents.
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Iran, which has long denied arming the rebels in Yemen, dismissed it as a "fake and fabricated" claim.
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When that plan didn't pan out, Kelly says Timothy fabricated stories -- including sex cult tales -- and demanded money.
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Several small landslides were reported, including one that swept away two cars and damaged a pre-fabricated shed.
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And reality television being what it is, the scene the tape depicts was quite possibly staged or fabricated.
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While Nintendo says it has no such program, we do not have evidence that the call was fabricated.
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Nearly two years later, deepfake is a generic noun for video manipulated or fabricated with artificial intelligence software.
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A World Anti-Doping Agency report outlines how Russia fabricated evidence to try to discredit a whistle-blower.
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This isn't "fake news" of the kind fabricated by Macedonian websites, but it's both plausible and completely unsubstantiated.
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The state's theory of the case is a completely fabricated recitation made up by a troubled young man.
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Does a victim's steady heart rate at the time of an alleged attack suggest the charge was fabricated?
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For example, in 2016, a fraudster fabricated over 7,000 identities and caused more than $200 million in losses.
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No matter how much 'fake news' is generated, no matter what absurd numbers are fabricated by those rumormongers.
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The new rules apply to media that has been "significantly and deceptively altered or fabricated" by any means.
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Mr. Freidman, he said, has been the victim of "fabricated claims" by former colleagues and politically motivated prosecutors.
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A respondent in the report said: "Anticipated large export orders did not materialize" in the fabricated metal industry.
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Yad Vashem in Jerusalem displays a shofar fabricated in 1943 in the Nazi labor camp of Skarzysko-Kamienna.
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Yad Vashem in Jerusalem displays a shofar fabricated in 1943 in the Nazi labor camp of Skarzysko-Kamienna.
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But Ms. Pombo said that the carefully fabricated pieces are meant to be heirloom items — unique and inheritable.
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One Veterans Day weekend, I was forced to exit my car because of a fabricated drug dog alert.
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Trump denied his comments to Johnson's widow, accusing Wilson of having "totally fabricated" her account of the call.
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The government of Xinjiang condemned the 403 pages of documents as "fabricated" and prompted by "hostile foreign forces".
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Practically every smartphone, tablet and laptop is fabricated in a Chinese factory, even if they are designed here.
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"[It's] multiple shots of the model composited together with a completed fabricated, digitally painted surrounding scene," he explains.
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The entire house is pre-fabricated and flat-packed and can be put together in just four hours.
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Dennis Oppenheim himself never saw the sculpture — which was entirely fabricated by South Korean individuals and companies — in situ.
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An ensuing email, sent from Stephen Semprevivo's son's account, included fabricated representations of his tennis experience, the complaint states.
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When Motherboard entered in a fabricated username and password, the site tried to redirect to a legitimate AlphaBay URL.
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Creator Amanda Warner cites the story of the infamous Macedonian teens spreading fabricated stories about Donald Trump as inspiration.
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The people said the suspect part was fabricated on behalf of consortium member Pratt & Whitney, which declined to comment.
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In my experience, being misquoted is not unusual but to have an 'exclusive interview' completely fabricated is something new.
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There were increases in orders for fabricated metal products, computers and electronic goods, and electrical equipment, appliances and components.
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In North Carolina, a man was charged after he fabricated a story about a clown knocking on his window.
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Kathleen Stock's dismissal of lesbians with a trans past bundles many different physical manifestations within a single fabricated caricature.
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So if the media is altered or fabricated, regardless of who the individual is, the policy would still apply.
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At the United Nations, Russia maintained that the April 7 attack was a hoax fabricated by Mr. Assad's enemies.
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Among the charges was a cover-up that included a planted gun, fabricated witnesses and falsified reports, CBS reports.
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Mr. Hillo's comments were noteworthy for how unequivocally he rebutted the Syrian government's contention that Madaya's distress was fabricated.
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Zenimax also contends that the story of Luckey building the Oculus's Rift headset in his parents garage was fabricated.
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His followers consider him a prophet and believe he was the victim of religious persecution based on fabricated allegations.
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IRAN DISMISSES "FABRICATED" REPORTS OF THE SEIZURE OF A BRITISH OIL TANKER IN THE GULF - IRIB WEBSITE QUOTING SOURCES
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Soon phony memorabilia was flooding the marketplace, complete with fabricated letters of authenticity that mirrored those produced by Scoreboard.
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These are absolute lies fabricated by R. Kelly and we have evidence to show that these claims are bogus.
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" WikiLeaks also said that it has launched a legal fund to sue the newspaper for publishing a "fabricated story.
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Objects fabricated in the past 100 years in the US are intertwined with materials and imagery from across Africa.
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While a lot of the storylines in the first series were fabricated, there were some very real relationships featured.
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And they said no because this is Omer Fast's show that he fabricated thousands of miles away in Berlin.
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"Fabricated news obstructs development and confuses public opinion," declares one of the banners erected in recent days around Amman.
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One carried out by the DEA involved the elaborate, and fabricated, murder and torture of a Silk Road employee.
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Xuecheng issued a denial on his Weibo microblog account, saying the allegations stemmed from "fabricated material" and "distorted facts".
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"If you're going to have one of the appliances fabricated, it should be done by a professional," Klasser says.
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Russian officials say Navalny is ineligible to run for president due to a criminal conviction he says was fabricated.
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"You can talk all you want about Russia, which is all a fake news, [a] fabricated deal," Trump said.
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" Huizenga rebutted, filing a lawsuit against Gwynn and the Post, saying the story was "fabricated, fictitious, and outright libelous.
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The suit claims writers and editors knowingly and maliciously spread "false and fabricated facts" about Seth and his death.
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Until they post stuff on IG that undercuts their bogus, fabricated claims they made less than 24 hrs earlier.
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Lawyers for Reed said at the time that the charges were fabricated by police to justify the street stop.
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For it, Terris fabricated large-scale signage, which he then mounted onto two rooftops of the existing laborers' barracks.
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Mr. Trump has denied all of the allegations, saying that they were fabricated by the women who made them.
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"A good number of people believe Ebola is fabricated by outside sources to profit off the DRC," Fischer says.
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But the High Court decision has proved that India's allegations are all fabricated and based on hatred for Islam.
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This technology is used in all sorts of things, and on the industrial level, it's regularly replacing fabricated steel.
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Moreover, thanks to the outsole's fabricated treads, you'll have great grip and traction even on the slickest of surfaces.
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The parts would be fabricated with 3D printer technology and then assembled in Earth orbit with tele-operated robots.
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"You can talk all you want about Russia, which is all a fake news, [a] fabricated deal," he said.
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His lawyer contends that the case was fabricated to allow a Chinese state-owned company to confiscate his business.
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Misleading, exaggerated or outright fabricated feature lists are a hallowed tradition in tech, so this practice is nothing new.
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The IRA fabricated a social media campaign called "Blacktivist" to exploit racial tensions over police violence in black communities.
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Within the proposed rule, CMS published a list of professionals eligible to become qualified practitioners of custom-fabricated orthotics.
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Findings that would have revolutionized the treatment of heart attacks were based on falsified and fabricated data, investigators found.
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The Argus team designed and fabricated the suit by hand, crafting it mostly out of special impact-resistant foam.
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Mr. Dmitriev's supporters say the case was fabricated to punish him for his work casting light on Soviet crimes.
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Turkish officials claimed the evidence had been fabricated by Gulenists, a movement banned in Turkey as a terrorist organization.
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Dershowitz has denied those allegations, saying they were fabricated, and has filed a motion to dismiss her defamation case.
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To take a few examples: An investigator for the district attorney appears to have fabricated evidence about the shoes.
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By eschewing fabricated material and calling permanence into question, Grosvenor does more than undo commonplace suppositions regarding sculpture's status.
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The kit will be fabricated and then put together at a site in the town of Renfrew, near Glasgow.
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In 2018, a federal jury found that San Francisco police officers fabricated evidence against him and withheld exculpatory evidence.
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In a statement released on Tuesday, White House Press Secretary said Woodward's book was "nothing more than fabricated stories."
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"It was all fabricated by Ms. Stinson to help cover her alibi for what she'd actually done," Chaney said.
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Matt Saunders redirects these considerations by creating unique photographs that are fabricated from the marks of his own paintings.
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I've fabricated ladders and furniture and video installations that take months of concepting the installation and executing the animation.
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"I am 100 percent sure that they fabricated their defense," Pamela Bozanich, a prosecutor on their case, said in 2015.
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Billy Bush is opening up about his now-infamous interview with swimmer Ryan Lochte about his fabricated robbery in Rio.
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If it is true that it was all fabricated, it would be one of the most successful scams in history.
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Instead of explaining exactly what went down, I will just extract my favorite Carey quotes from the completely fabricated interaction.
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Damascus and its allies have said reports about poison gas in Douma were fabricated as a pretext for Western strikes.
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This continued for over five years when a Bulgarian man was jailed for using the fabricated identity to scam people.
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Much of the fake news controversy has focused on Facebook, where in recent months fabricated stories have become wildly popular.
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Daniels also sued Trump for defaming her after saying the alleged sexual encounter never happened and she fabricated the story.
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The reports "fabricated facts, misled readers, misled markets," the statement said, adding the central bank would investigate taking legal action.
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The term generally refers to fabricated news that has no basis in fact but is presented as being factually accurate.
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After his fabricated robbery story became an international incident, the incessant news coverage overshadowed the athletes who were still competing.
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According to Gizmodo, the photo is part of a fabricated news story from a pro-Donald Trump website called lifeeventweb.
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Today, each of these qubits are made from specially-fabricated electronics that must be held at temperatures near absolute zero.
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Although Choe has apologized, claiming the story was fabricated, an extension of his edgy personality, critics have not been satisfied.
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The tribunal found in favor of S., noting it seemed highly unlikely that the DNA test could have been fabricated.
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It was plagiarized from another pedophile-obsessed conspiracy site, Neon Nettle, which fabricated the detail about his testicles being removed.
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Half of the people surveyed who viewed a fabricated headline believed it, compared to 10% of those who had not.
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The resulting images are not a fabricated story about Black men in this country, but stem from real-life encounters.
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If we're being real, we're kind of over the Kardashian clans' often conveniently timed (and some speculate utterly fabricated) feuds.
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Collette and Wever will be playing the two detectives whose lives became hijacked by the details of this fabricated case.
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Fabricated City is a more relatable action thriller than most, as it doesn't rely on fantastical elements or wacky gadgets.
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"The U.S. argument about the 'forced transfer of technology' can be described as being fabricated from thin air," it said.
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Ms. Hagan, a former Sunday school teacher, called the ad "fabricated and pathetic" and sued the Dole camp for defamation.
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Trump had previously said "nothing happened," according to his Secret Service agents, and said he thought Fields fabricated the story.
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In a new interview with DuJour, the actress reveals that her 1998 Vogue cover story with Ickes was partly fabricated.
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" He said that the accusations are "all 100 percent, totally and completely fabricated," and "in just about all cases, nonsense.
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There's no telling what objects, actions, or scenes might be fabricated with enough photographic and video data to go on.
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" Papini's husband, Keith Papini, disputed in a statement to PEOPLE any speculation that Sherri's abduction was "some fabricated race war.
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CHINESE EXPORTS STILL STRONG Exports of semi-fabricated aluminum products have long been the escape valve for domestic Chinese surplus.
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Years of vertical integration, though, have made it the dominant producer and exporter of metal in first-stage fabricated form.
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Bush's comment come after the New York Times alleged that Trump had recently claimed that the infamous tape was fabricated.
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Trump suggested on Friday that some of the wrenching tales that have emerged from the border were fabricated by Democrats.
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No one named Edward Clarkin lives in Connecticut, according to public records, and the article appeared to use fabricated quotes.
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He says that he is not "aware of a single instance in which someone at the Bank published fabricated data".
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" When the witnesses refused to change their statements, Robbins wrote, "the investigating officers simply fabricated civilian accounts in the reports.
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Carson lashed out at reports that her husband exaggerated or fabricated anecdotes about his violent behavior as a young man.
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Darren explains they were fabricated for Gibson to be used for publicity — bought and paid for, but never picked up.
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The complaint claims Hickey fabricated the job opportunities advertised and never secured or attempted to secure employment for these women.
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The Klyuev Group then fabricated hundreds of millions of dollars in losses for these companies that they had taken over.
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But our sources say Meek's telling friends that story is fabricated, and there's zero evidence of such a run-in.
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The fabricated data concerned Akorn's application to market the antibiotic azithromycin, and Fresenius alleged the fraudulent scheme began in 2012.
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"This is just a way to enhance their power over everybody in the economy," Stoller added of Amazon's fabricated holiday.
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We were witnessing the emergence of an era in which fake news and fabricated facts would have very real results.
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Junko We might not yet have fully-functional humanoid androids, but we do have other things that are entirely fabricated.
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However, work like Eversley's, known for his futuristic, machine-fabricated convex lenses, was not without criticism within the black community.
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"The Iranian regime continues to detain US citizens and other foreigners on fabricated national-security-related changes," the official said.
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In most cases, dealers simply print fake Social Security cards that contain a purchaser's name paired with a fabricated SSN.
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As a child, Chris—who was born in Stockport to an American mother and English father—fabricated his family history.
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Still, he realized the reason they aroused suspicion and got caught was because they publicized their fabricated accomplishments, attracting attention.
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In a new interview with online parenting site Momtastic, Cavallari opened about the fabricated drama and her life off-camera.
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" In withdrawing his nomination Thursday morning, Jackson said the range of allegations made against him were "completely false and fabricated.
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This enraged some in the field, who said that he had fabricated African roots for Greek civilization for political purposes.
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His account was disputed by Brazilian authorities, who said their investigation had revealed that the Lochte had fabricated his story.
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The 80,000-pound sculpture is still being fabricated, but already an association representing 255 French art dealers wants it moved.
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"Nothing's contrived or fabricated with him," said Maddon, who was the bench coach with the Angels when Lackey came up.
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They said he had fabricated his description of the episode, damaging Rio's image at its moment on the global stage.
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"The allegations against me are completely false and fabricated," Jackson, a rear admiral, wrote in a statement released early Thursday.
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For years they operated out of pre-fabricated barracks on the edge of Fornebu, the then main airport for Oslo.
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She also went on to claim that the rumors about her insulting Cardi B's child were fabricated by her publicist.
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On Saturday, Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov reportedly called Mike Pompeo and argued that the charges against Butina were "fabricated."
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The Saudi government has called allegations of civilian casualties fabricated or exaggerated and has resisted calls for an independent investigation.
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" And bloggers fabricated stories claiming that Chobani was pressuring local officials "to facilitate their multitude of Muslim friendly/Islamification requests.
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Like all reality shows of its type, "Made in Mexico" presents a parallel world of artificial intimacy and fabricated intrigue.
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The officers fabricated four arrest affidavits that claimed an investigation revealed that T.D. had committed the burglaries, the documents said.
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In some cases, judges have found that applicants fabricated or exaggerated their claims, though that is not usually the case.
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The department is scheduled to release final anti-dumping duties in its fabricated structural steel investigation on or about Jan.
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Years later, scholars examined the notebooks and concluded that the claim was fabricated for the benefit of Mr. Conkling's client.
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Mr. Jones even lovingly fabricated press coverage for Jomama, including a terrific reproduction of Jet magazine from the mid-1980s.
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After all, malicious actors don't post fabricated news, wildly exaggerated headlines or partisan outrage-bait on Facebook only for fun.
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Paint handling is delicate, washy and transparent, laid alongside bold, opaque impasto passages fabricated from substances new to fine art.
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Former workers said that hospitals in the group fabricated patient testimonials and even made up the résumés of their doctors.
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The mill coached clients to make up stories about religious persecution, among other fabricated claims, in order to win asylum.
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The eco-friendly clothing is fabricated from organic materials that could be, according to Mr. Bonaparte, composted in your garden.
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In particular, Fresenius said that Akorn had been sloppy with — or, worse, fabricated — the data that underlies F.D.A. drug approvals.
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All the windows are double-glazed, and the two largest were custom fabricated with recycled glass from a local factory.
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According to the government, Changchun Changsheng used expired vaccine materials, changed production batch numbers, and destroyed and fabricated production records.
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Fabricated from fine lightweight nylon that enables faster drying, Robinson Les Bains bathing suits feel softer and silkier than most.
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A court ruled last year that Mr. Shnaider's company had essentially fabricated rosy income projections and understated costs to buyers.
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Wheeler claims his quotes in a Fox story about Rich were fabricated, and that the motivation was to help Trump.
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The news has raised expectations that the massive flow of Chinese semi-fabricated aluminum products into Western markets will stop.
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He found the question "strange," but said that he was certain, and hence the report in Novaya Gazeta was fabricated.
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The committee also alleges she approved fabricated time sheets and allowed staff to drink in court offices and the courthouse.
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This (practically fabricated!) relationship of his had even occurred in a different time zone, placing it squarely in the past.
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Human rights activists have wondered if the police simply executed the men and fabricated a story to cover their tracks.
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A product tailored to perceived broad consumer tastes, and fabricated to deliver no surprises, cannot ever deliver those eloquent intangibles.
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The story was fabricated, and The Denver Post published a detailed report explaining that The Denver Guardian was a hoax.
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The news has raised expectations that the massive flow of Chinese semi-fabricated aluminium products into Western markets will stop.
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The case is "totally fabricated by political authorities," said Aliyev's lawyer, Faud Agayev, adding that he was preparing an appeal.
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There were also increases in orders for fabricated metal products, electrical equipment, appliances and components, and computers and electronic products.
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The bureau had fabricated a new label, "Black-Identity Extremists," to make up a non-existent threat to national security.
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Prosecutors in his case said he had fabricated collateral for loans, causing the banks to lose more than $26 million.
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Julio Ribeiro, a former police commissioner in Mumbai, said it was unlikely that all the evidence would have been fabricated.
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And yet Tubman's signature rifle is also a part of the boudoir, albeit fabricated in glass with a floral motif.
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Tabloid reports say that Samantha called Markle "narcissistic" and a "social climber," but Samantha maintains that those quotes were fabricated.
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And in 2017, Coast Guard investigators found that a cargo-handling company official had fabricated more than 1,400 weight certificates.
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The Rottlace mask worn by Björk was fabricated with cutting edge, multi-material 3D printing technology manufactured by Stratasys Ltd.
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Both artists work with found objects that are fabricated into sculpture, although DeDeaux has also worked extensively in digital media.
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DeDeaux's portion of the show is a mixture of digital photography mounted on sheet metal and found and fabricated objects.
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Jessica Vaughn's wall sculpture, After Willis (rubbed, used and moved) #005, features 36 individual used, machine-fabricated public transit seats.
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"It was an illustration on how femininity can be something fabricated and not biological," Ms. Ulman said in a telephone interview.
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But the alleged hate crime may be fabricated, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department says in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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A source close to Blackstone said the private equity group believed that RCS's attempt to void the sale was "wholly fabricated".
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He has repeatedly denied all of the accusations, calling them "fabricated and made up," and continued to do so on Tuesday.
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"It was determined that the story provided by Stura concerning the kidnapping and suspect at large was completely fabricated," Fuller said.
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But orders for computers and electronic products rose, as did those for fabricated metal products and electronic equipment, appliances and components.
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So your children are going to read this book about their grandparent and have a story that's fabricated, that's in print.
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"It was designed, fabricated and assembled by the innovative young college graduates in our lab to keep costs low," he said.
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Fabricated rivalries aside, though, Circa Survive was a band apart from others—they always seemed like outsiders in their own circles.
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Daly reportedly admitted she fabricated the story to cops and said all "stolen" item had been recovered, according to the Herald.
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The 28-year-old and his label, YG Entertainment, have repeatedly denied the allegations and said that the messages were fabricated.
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Safety will be the crucial issue; both the reactor and the facilities where it will be fabricated need to pass muster.
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But most of those are more innocuous, telling you about a fake sweepstakes you won or fabricated health insurance paperwork problems.
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There have always been fabricated and exaggerated alleged bias crimes, and now there are bias crimes incorrectly blamed on Trump supporters.
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Mueller sued first, saying Swift fabricated the allegation and pressured station management to oust him from his $150,000-per-year job.
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In that lawsuit, Wheeler claimed the reporter, Zimmerman, manipulated and fabricated his quotes with the "knowledge and support" of Ed Butowsky.
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Details: Avenatti, who was arrested last week on a felony domestic violence charge, says the allegations are "completely false" and "fabricated."
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It was pulled after allegations that scientists fabricated ethics approval documents and failed to obtain informed consent from the subjects' parents.
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Ever give somebody the up-and-down and then realize they're actually a fabricated automaton in human clothes and a wig?
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Lauer said he asked Lochte about skepticism that his story may have been fabricated but the swimmer balked at that suggestion.
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An attorney for Toure said the couple was pleased with the lighter sentence, but maintain that the girl's story was fabricated.
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Orders were down in 17 of 21 industries, led by fabricated metal product, petroleum and coal product, and transportation equipment industries.
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Did the -- did the idea to wiretap Trump Tower come from anything from the dossier which now we know was fabricated?
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In addition to Hebenstreit, early prototypes of the device were fabricated at MIT by co-founders Alec Rivers and Ilan Moyer.
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Rather than a solid marble foundation, as in the Hellenistic work, the artist fabricated a thick steel frame for a torso.
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The platform's many far-right groups, which almost exclusively post malicious or fabricated news content, show no signs of slowing down.
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"It was probably the (Democratic National Committee) and Hillary's campaign who put forward these liars with their fabricated stories," he said.
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Fabricated City, directed by South Korea's Park Kwang-Hyun, opens with a scene within a scene, a fabrication inside a reality.
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It was originally, and somewhat reasonably, used to describe amoral pseudo-news sites that fabricated stories for viral social media appeal.
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"These outlandish, unsubstantiated, and totally false claims fabricated by publicity hungry, opportunistic, disgruntled former employees, have no merit whatsoever," Hicks said.
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Rahimov has strongly denied the allegations against him and reaffirmed in announcing his decision that they were "fabricated and politically motivated".
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Trump has denied the allegations and maintained the women accusing him of sexual misconduct fabricated their stories to damage his campaign.
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Ankara has said the U.S. judiciary relied on fabricated evidence and has cast the case as a plot to undermine Turkey.
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"The FSB made a fabricated product specifically for the Russian public," he said in a statement, referring to Russia's security service.
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That notion was fabricated by none other than a Walt Disney film crew for the Academy Award-winning doc, White Wilderness.
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And, by changing the materials used for the different components, the muscles can be quickly and inexpensively fabricated for specific applications.
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But it didn't properly cover fabricated images and videos, an act that has become more common thanks to advances in software.
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But, Arenas just ain't letting it go ... he's now filed a lawsuit against the woman claiming she fabricated the whole thing.
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At this point, Broockman says he's primarily interested in proving that their canvassing method can produce solid — and non-fabricated — data.
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On Election Night, Ali Bongo collected the ballots, saw that he lost, but still proclaimed himself the winner with fabricated results.
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Her use of traditional materials, namely gold and copper, fabricated with local smithing techniques, places her work within its regional provenance.
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Even when they're fabricated, the flashbacks in "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" are some of the most affecting scenes in the series.
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Mr. Lennox has said the case was fabricated to allow a Chinese state-owned company to confiscate Mr. Ng's travel business.
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Manufacturing jobs increased by 31,000, with gains from machinery, fabricated metal products, computer and electronic products, and plastics and rubber products.
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Jackson denied the allegations, saying they were "completely false and fabricated" in a statement at the time he withdrew his nomination.
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Reid claimed that the blog was hacked and said the comments, which include expressions of disgust toward men kissing, were fabricated.
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But by Thursday, Brazilian investigators said they had video evidence and witness testimony that Lochte's account of the robbery was fabricated.
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Watts extorted money from drug dealers and other residents, and when they didn't pay him he fabricated drug charges against them.
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Dawson has insisted that the story was fabricated, and tweeted out: "It's embarrassing and I f---ing hate myself for it."
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Big Carl is projected to lift over 600 components for the project, most of which are the heaviest pre-fabricated components.
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" "Democrat Congresswoman totally fabricated what I said to the wife of a soldier who died in action (and I have proof).
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There were, however, increases in orders of primary metals, computers and electronic products, fabricated metals and electrical equipment, appliances, and components.
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It's described as a "Pre-fabricated Tiny Home," though some might identify the structure as a shipping container filled with furniture.
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Useful "nanodiamonds" can be fabricated with explosive detonations, but the SLAC lab experiment may foreshadow a more advanced diamond-making technique.
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JPMorgan Chase was fined $136 million two years ago for selling credit card debts to collectors with inaccurate and fabricated information.
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Scorsese plays ball: four of the talking heads in the doc are believably wry or wistful, but their accounts are fabricated.
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Earlier, the U.S. Commerce Department said domestic producers were being harmed by imports of fabricated structural steel from China and Mexico.
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Kobe Steel, Japan's third-biggest steelmaker, nosedived after revealed it had fabricated data to falsely show its products met customer specifications.
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Fox also told NPR there's no evidence that their reporters fabricated Wheeler's quotes and did not comment on the political allegations.
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Cosby's lawyers have argued that Constand was his lover before she fabricated the assault to try to get money from him.
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Asked what that expression meant, 58 percent of respondents said it referred to stories deliberately fabricated by a mainstream news organization.
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It didn't sound right, so I fact-checked it and found out in less than five minutes that it was fabricated.
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Fabricated in China, this replica of Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi's Statue of Liberty consists of about 300 individual pieces of repoussé copper.
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Sheikh Mohammad Munawar, a cousin of ul-Islam, said the charges were fabricated and that he had no criminal record ever.
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But the fabricated article on Israeli politics impressed a former senior Israeli intelligence official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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They said the couple embroidered their college application recommendation letters with fabricated stories of hardship that played on negative racial stereotypes.
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The other two shirts in the collection are fabricated out of ripstop cotton — one Western-style, the other featuring a hood.
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But they set a model of crooked plutocrats dangling fabricated information, which Trump eagerly lapped up, in exchange for political favors.
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" They are fabricated by stuffing "a toilet paper or paper towel roll with dryer sheets or fabric lightly soaked in Febreze.
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The simple, industrial-inspired homes, floating on concrete bases (the current norm) were fabricated in a factory and floated into place.
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How do you know if something on YouTube, or another social media platform, is rooted in fact or is simply fabricated?
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Mr. Wheeler said in the suit that the network fabricated quotations from him in an article about Mr. Rich on FoxNews.com.
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"His claims are completely fabricated and without merit," Jassim al-Thani, a spokesman for Qatar in Washington, said in a statement.
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But others criticized the Bloomberg campaign for posting what they saw as a misleading attempt to smear Sanders using fabricated quotes.
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Schiff fabricated the contents of President Trump's phone call with the president of Ukraine, all to promote a fake, partisan narrative.
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These so-called core capital goods orders were boosted by increased demand for machinery, computers and electronic products and fabricated metals.
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Trump tweeted in May that leaks regarding the probe coming from the White House were "fabricated lies" concocted by the press.
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The story was a complete lie — fabricated by left-wing activists and circulated by some of the country's most "prestigious" newspapers.
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In a series of messages on Twitter, the president said the accusations raised by Mr. Tester against Dr. Jackson were fabricated.
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In a recent extradition hearing in Madrid, Mr. Carvajal told Spain's national court that the drug charges against him were fabricated.
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Ferry boats are usually fabricated one or two at a time, and planning and building docks and piers often takes years.
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Deepfakes, clips altered or fabricated with an artificial intelligence technique called machine learning, make alternative realities easier to create and disseminate.
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Joris Laarman's "Makerchair Polygon" is downloadable, built from digitally fabricated 3-D parts that fit together like an elaborate jigsaw puzzle.
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At a time when so much art is big, fabricated and public, these works adhere to the small-is-radical concept.
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Second, the dossier is an initiative of influential Democrats to destroy Trump with fake intelligence fabricated without help of the Kremlin.
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" -- November 20013 tweet "Just like Schiff fabricated my phone call, he will fabricate the transcripts that he is making and releasing!
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There were also healthy increases in the output of machinery, fabricated metal products, appliances and furniture, business equipment and chemical products.
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Fabricated with runny pink pigments, feathers, and nail extensions, Dweck's work is a commentary on the muddled state of feminism today.
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Following in the tradition of Vargas and Marcos, Mr. Trump fabricated a security threat to make the case for bypassing Congress.
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In fact, the details aren't true about anyone, because they will be entirely fabricated by people like Michelle of Humpty Doo.
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She is standing in one of the witty structures — a house of cinema — that she had fabricated for her multimedia installations.
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He also helped free a senior bureaucrat Atsuko Muraki who was jailed for four months on corruption charges fabricated by prosecutors.
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That offset increases in orders for fabricated metal products, computers and electronic products, as well as electrical equipment, appliances and components.
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In a statement to Mediate on Monday, Reid at first said that the recently resurfaced blog posts were "fabricated": In December I learned that an unknown, external party accessed and manipulated material from my now-defunct blog, The Reid Report, to include offensive and hateful references that are fabricated and run counter to my personal beliefs and ideology.
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The Cook County Sheriff's Office reported on Tuesday that it is investigating whether Koinis lied about vaccinating children and fabricated medical records.
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Amber also said that her onscreen relationship with RHONJ twins Teresa Aprea and Nicole Napolitano — which at times turned ugly — was fabricated.
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"Once-witty supermarket tabloid shifts to fabricated palace dissent as propaganda for the regime" is definitely a square on Dystopia Bingo pic.twitter.
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The Commerce Department also investigated fabricated steel imports from Canada but found that the subsidies for Canadian exports were less than 1%.
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This is most apparent in the trade fair panel installation, onto which a rendering of a fabricated grid structure has been painted.
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"The watch was part of Eli Cohen&aposs operational image and part of his fabricated Arab identity," he said, in the statement.
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Here are just a few: The Bush administration on numerous occasions exaggerated or outright fabricated conclusions from intelligence in its public statements.
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In one instance, authorities alleged, Singer sent Heinel a fabricated athletic profile describing a prospective student as a talented water polo player.
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Gallagher insisted that disgruntled subordinates with no prior battlefield experience fabricated allegations against him over grievances with his leadership style and tactics.
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There is overwhelming evidence that social media blackouts are not an effective solution to the spread of fabricated information in Sri Lanka.
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Investigators said the object was likely fabricated by an amateur fireworks enthusiast for the thrill of creating a loud noise and flash.
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Some were videos distributed by Russia Today's video service; others were several years old, not filmed in Europe, or carried fabricated subtitles.
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These fabricated creatures, each one unique, are manifestations of Ching's pathological phobia and hyper-awareness of cockroaches in daily Hong Kong life.
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"ASU did not find the complaint 'fabricated with malicious intent,' and did not make any such statement," Arizona State told BuzzFeed News.
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But the scene depicted was entirely fabricated by the artist, a discovery Waguespack made while speaking with a member of the Brotherhood.
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Chatonsky had no control of the paintings' content, but he did concoct the assembly line of programs and machines that fabricated them.
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It has plants in the United States, Europe and Asia and supplies fabricated products to the aerospace, construction, automotive and defense industries.
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Democrat Congresswoman totally fabricated what I said to the wife of a soldier who died in action (and I have proof). Sad!
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China's top Communist Party newspaper, the People's Daily, said on Saturday that Washington's complaints on the issue were "fabricated from thin air".
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Ryan Lochte's teammates confirmed to Brazilian police that he fabricated the alleged robbery that has been the center of an international controversy.
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The story was fabricated, but it gained attention on social media, so much so that The New York Times wrote about it.
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" Donald vehemently denied the allegations last week, saying during a Florida rally that they are "all 100 percent, totally and completely fabricated.
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Ask Reddit moderators don't require people to verify their identity before posting, so there's a good chance some stories are completely fabricated.
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The FBI says he fabricated that story and several others so he could disappear and start a new life with his mistress.
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Kiev says the clashes never took place and Moscow fabricated the incident as a possible pretext for new military action against Ukraine.
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Anatomy schools were one source; fabricated porcelain dentures were another, but their brittleness and lack of verisimilitude put off self-conscious aristocrats.
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The fabricated paintings literally slumped against the wall: there was something funny, ironic, and – let's face it – truly weird about these works.
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The fabricated structural steel under investigation is used in major building projects, including bridges, office and residential buildings, parking decks and ports.
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The suggestion was that rather than being shut down by a surge of valid complaints, the site was flooded by fabricated traffic.
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In other words, he's worried that if evidentiary standards don't (or can't) evolve with the fabricated times, people could easily be framed.
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"After further investigation, we have learned that our employee fabricated the entire story," Saltgrass COO Terry Turney told MUNCHIES in a statement.
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" When asked by CNN's Erin Burnett if she thought Trump had simply fabricated the idea of recordings, Speier said, "I absolutely do.
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In contrast with Andre's sheets of lead or copper, or Judd's fabricated boxes, Mikus's hand painted, folded, and cut pieces seem defenseless.
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But in March, police charged her with murder following an analysis of the victim's Apple Watch, with accusations the story was fabricated.
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" Trump himself has also denied all allegations against him, tweeting last year that the accusations are "100% fabricated and made-up charges.
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Also in July, a state-run Iranian news agency accused Saudi hackers of planting a fabricated news story on its Twitter account.
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In another incident, which Clinton didn't mention, he retweeted an infographic of fabricated crime statistics previously posted by a neo-Nazi account.
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During one of the first hearings on the issue, Schiff fabricated the phone call for the congressional record and the television cameras.
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The authorities accuse him of assisting a criminal organization, which he calls a fabricated allegation to undermine his campaign to unseat Poroshenko.
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Zervos filed the defamation lawsuit against Trump shortly before his inauguration, saying he defamed her by publicly saying she fabricated her claims.
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Subsidized overcapacity further downstream has driven a 230 percent spike in Chinese imports of semi-fabricated aluminum into the U.S. since 2012.
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Mr. Dershowitz adamantly denied the assertions and described her lawyers, Mr. Edwards and Mr. Cassell, as "villains" who had fabricated the charges.
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Diane Rwigara said that the forgery charges were fabricated as a way to block her candidacy, according to her official Twitter account.
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Zervos's lawsuit alleges that Trump defamed her by publicly declaring she had fabricated her claims that Trump sexually assaulted her in 2007.
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And the entire Russian/Trump connection story is fabricated by Democrats who still can't accept the fact that he won the election.
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Nicholas Kristof ONE of Donald Trump's 100 wackiest ideas is that climate change is a hoax fabricated by China to harm America.
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Research by the Columbia Journalism Review shows that people in three other countries increasingly believe that the "mainstream" media peddle fabricated stories.
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Orders for primary metals, fabricated metal products, machinery, computers and electronic products as well as electrical equipment, appliances and components also fell.
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Rhetoric that alienates the Muslim community for the actions of ISIS helps further the fabricated religious connection that fuels their perceived legitimacy.
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In its latest update, Mitsubishi Materials said its Mitsubishi Cable Industries unit could have fabricated data on some of its magnet wires.
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The police chief speculated that the accounts were fabricated to disguise that the swimmers had remained at the party until almost sunrise.
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John Conyers' most senior colleagues initially reacted to the allegations about the Michigan Democrat on Tuesday by saying they might be fabricated.
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" Donald vehemently denied the allegations last week, saying during a Florida rally that they are "all 100 percent, totally and completely fabricated.
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On Friday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov claimed to have "irrefutable evidence" that the reports of a chemical attack had been fabricated.
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When a news outlet or reporter sets out to purposefully deceive or mislead, or knowingly publishes fabricated information, that is fake news.
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It was confirmed Birk fabricated the main premise of his story, how children as young as 12 were training and fighting competitively.
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" She goes on to address the health concerns brought up in the reviews, stating that the "sweatshop" comparisons are "false and fabricated.
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The Saudi government has called allegations of civilian casualties fabricated or exaggerated, and has said the coalition follows rigorous rules of engagement.
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To that end, only Facebook and Twitter know how pervasive fabricated news stories and misinformation campaigns have become during referendums and elections.
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The track, a mile-long oval, encircles a pond and some idyllic greenery, a fabricated Eden surrounded by a grimly fallen world.
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For me now, I can tell the difference between something that is real, and something that is all fake and is fabricated.
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Mr. Trump and his advisers have complained bitterly about that system, arguing that it can reward fabricated or unfounded claims of vulnerability.
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More than 30 research studies produced over more than a decade contain falsified or fabricated data, officials concluded, and should be retracted.
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Russia and Syria initially said that the sarin attack might have been fabricated, then suggested that insurgents on the ground were responsible.
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Earlier this week, the Met unveiled its 2016 rooftop commission, Cornelia Parker's "Transitional Object (PsychoBarn)," which is fabricated from a deconstructed barn.
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"Statements are made about me by certain people in the Crazy Mueller Report...which are fabricated & totally untrue," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Gonzalo Blu, resigned after a public prosecutor revealed that officers had fabricated evidence against a group of Mapuche who were subsequently arrested.
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He claimed that another researcher, Erin Potts-Kant, had fabricated data linked to as much as $200 million in federal research grants.
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The case argues a reasonable person would understand Jones's statements meant the Sandy Hook massacre was staged and the deaths were fabricated.
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But White House officials said antigovernment forces could not have fabricated the volume of evidence that points to the Assad regime's responsibility.
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To support that narrative voice, Morris created additional characters, staged scenes that never happened, and fabricated footnotes to corroborate the counterfeited material.
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As Trump's former top Russia expert Fiona Hill testified, conspiracy theories being promoted by Trump are a "fictional narrative" fabricated by Moscow.
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In mid-February, Netanyahu called Case 4000 a "fabricated case" in one tweet, and followed that up hours later with another tweet.
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" Earlier on Sunday, Trump also tweeted that many leaks from his White House were "fabricated lies made up by the #FakeNews media.
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Then finally read aloud to Congress a recreated, fabricated, and preposterous version of the phone call between POTUS and the Ukrainian President.
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Critics said the charges of terrorism were fabricated and that the accused, as in other previous incidents, were entrapped by security agents.
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The scale and speed of construction has been made possible with pre-fabricated units and thousands of workers operating through the night.
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Today, that regime fuels Chinese nationalism on the mainland by delivering fragmented information and fabricated propaganda, or "fake news," to its people.
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This history certainly raises serious questions about whether Trump's 28500 deduction represents fully a legitimate or at least a partially fabricated loss.
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Trump said the congresswoman "totally fabricated" a claim that he was disrespectful to the wife of a U.S. soldier killed in action.
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The genetic engineering team fabricated an ethics review of their experiment, according to the Nanshan District People's Court of Shenzhen City ruling.
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Mr. Assad and his subordinates have repeatedly denied that their side has ever used chemical weapons, calling the evidence fabricated or inconclusive.
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Other allegations include bribes given to categorize students as scholar-athletes when the students' athletic accomplishments and records may have been fabricated.
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" Jackson said on withdrawing his nomination for the position in April that several allegations made against him were "completely false and fabricated.
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The goal, she said, was to get Mr. Trump to admit that he lied when he said Ms. Zervos fabricated her allegation.
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"The Amazon Washington Post fabricated the facts on my ending massive, dangerous, and wasteful payments to Syrian rebels fighting Assad.....," Trump tweeted .
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They were designed by Mr. Tolle, and the steelwork that will support them was fabricated by Mr. Young and his foundry crew.
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He is the latest American citizen to face jail in Iran for what the U.S. State Department has denounced as fabricated charges.
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It said that 33-year-old Relotius had admitted to having invented, fabricated or used embellished quotes in at least 14 stories.
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They've now come up with some fabricated claim through an anonymous source that Meek was involved in a fight on their property.
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The question before them is whether Lin Bo fabricated a story of being imprisoned for several months for creating his fictional protest.
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In 2012, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt recalled books by the journalist Jonah Lehrer after evidence surfaced that he had fabricated quotes and plagiarized.
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Nonetheless, the false and fabricated claims that I was contemplating 'castration' and have had a 'boob job' have caused me extreme embarrassment.
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On Thursday, The Daily Caller hunted down the reporter, who admitted that the interview was rushed, and the quote was essentially fabricated.
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For this series, Muntges primes real and fabricated objects with white paint, and then covers their surfaces with thousands of black hatch marks.
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"This book is nothing more than fabricated stories, many by former disgruntled employees, told to make the President look bad," read the statement.
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"Most of this so-called intelligence report is not even fabricated," he said, suggesting there wasn't enough in it to be made up.
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"The Amazon Washington Post fabricated the facts on my ending massive, dangerous, and wasteful payments to Syrian rebels fighting Assad," the president tweeted.
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Social media allows us to exist in fabricated realities of our own making, and television provides us with the manufactured existence of others.
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Aldous Huxley, on the other hand, warned of an onslaught of news, real or fabricated, that reduced its consumers to passivity and egotism.
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L.A. worked with Gensler to redevelop a parking garage as supportive housing with pre-fabricated modules, but it hasn't moved past concept stage.
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Sectarian riots in Sri Lanka and Myanmar were fueled by fake stories and rumors, often deliberately fabricated to stoke hate against opposing groups.
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What we do know is that the internet and the livelihoods that can be built off it are increasingly precarious and increasingly fabricated.
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" Metz also clarified the incident on Twitter, writing, "It's terribly unfortunate anyone would think much less run a story that was completely fabricated!
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As a kid, I sewed rag doll versions of myself and my friends, and fabricated elaborate beds for everything down to my retainer.
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With little over half an hour to go to the 1 PM slot I'd fabricated, I begin stumbling over to the press tent.
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"The "total fabricated lie" that Lohan is referring to started with an article that ran in The Sun on July 10, titled "E.
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But the announcement came from a fabricated account and it would certainly not have been ISIS' modus operandi to issue such a statement.
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But her illnesses were all fabricated by Dee Dee, who abused her daughter physically, mentally and emotionally until the day she was killed.
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She has also shared fake stories such as the fabricated claim that the leader of ISIS told people to vote for Hillary Clinton.
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In some cases, like the NPC meme, it can also lead to misinformation and fabricated facts spreading across popular conversational platforms like Twitter.
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The muscles can also be built out of a range of cheap, lightweight materials, meaning they can be quickly fabricated and easily repaired.
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There's some convincing evidence that the Cruz numbers aren't based on people's actual voting history at all, but were in fact entirely fabricated.
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It appears that the video was fabricated by pasting an audio recording over video footage made in Mexico combined with lifted VTV logos.
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Not only did they use a phony, fabricated dossier as the underlying legal rationale for the spying on the Republican candidate for president.
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MEXICO SAYS U.S. COUNTERVAILING DUTY INVESTIGATION OF MEXICAN FABRICATED STRUCTURAL STEEL HAS NO RELATION TO SECTION 232 TARIFFS OR TRUMP - ECONOMY MINISTRY STATEMENT
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Finally, Hanson's brother Jon clarified: their mother had completely fabricated the "afraid to be alone with women" part of her son's illustrious bio.
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Bette Midler and President Donald Trump are trading internet barbs once again, this time over a fabricated quote and an ill-fitting suit.
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The SolaRoad – the idea of bright minds in the Netherlands – is made from pre-fabricated concrete slabs, 2.5 by 3.5 meters in size.
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"This book is nothing more than fabricated stories, many by former disgruntled employees, told to make the President look bad," reads the statement.
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The fact that he's gotten so far in this campaign on the basis of fabricated opposition to the Iraq war is genuinely shocking.
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McCullough was arrested in June 2011; the lawsuit alleges there wouldn't have been probable cause to arrest him if not for fabricated evidence.
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There were increases in orders for primary metals, but orders for fabricated metal products fell as did those for computers and electronic products.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission said in March that imports of fabricated structural steel from Canada, China and Mexico were harming domestic producers.
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The Emir's alleged comments appeared on Qatar's official news agency, but Qatar said the website was hacked, the report fabricated by the culprits.
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"The military replied they didn't rape the women as described in the fabricated news stories, that they followed the rules," the statement added.
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Domestic violence is an incredibly serious issue and fabricated and proven false claims should not be used to unjustly slander the falsely accused.
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"Let me begin by saying that the accusations against me are absolutely false and completely fabricated," Piven wrote on Twitter that same month.
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"The falsified official documents and the false information he fabricated are sensational and outrageous," the ministry said in a rare English-language statement.
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Though these conspiracy theorists were egged on by Republicans, birtherism never became a mainstream Republican rallying cry because it is racist and fabricated.
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All the steel is fabricated in the US, and the company says none of the raw materials for the steel came from China.
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WikiLeaks called the Guardian's story "indisputably fabricated" and said it was being used as a pretext for the United States to prosecute Assange.
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But they just went to a whole new level of totally fabricated drama to make the media more obsessed with them than ever.
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Fusing a story of sustainability and animal welfare, the chromatic and playful sculptures fabricated from found objects ponder the future of the environment.
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Serial painted the prosecutor's timeline of the evening, assembled through call records and cell tower data, as somewhat flimsy, if not partially fabricated.
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"WikiLeaks launches legal fund to sue the Guardian for publishing entirely fabricated story ... which spread all over the world today," the organization tweeted.
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Khanh managed two blogs, three Facebook pages and two YouTube channels to post "fabricated and distorted" information against Vietnam, the government statement said.
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Further, this practice protects a news outlet from possible accusations that such op-eds could have been fabricated by the news organization itself.
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Gallagher has maintained he was wrongly accused by disgruntled subordinates who fabricated allegations against him over grievances with his leadership style and tactics.
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In the traditionally centralized manufacturing model, goods are fabricated in a specialized factory and then shipped to consumers or the next manufacturing stop.
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He has called global warming a "hoax," for example, and claimed that the Chinese fabricated climate change (just a joke, he later said).
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It described a particular type of website that used the same design templates as professional news websites but its contents were entirely fabricated.
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