Trump has denied all the accusations, calling them total fabrications.
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Facebook says it is working on weeding out such fabrications.
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But those lineups turned out to be fabrications, investigators said.
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American history is filled with embellishments, exaggerations and outright fabrications.
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The White House has yet to comment on Navarro's fabrications.
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These producers are propagating false and reckless fabrications for their profit.
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I've been writing about Trump's "sir" fabrications for a year now.
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Grosvenor does not rely on fabrications, nor is he about craft.
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The Cuban government denounced Mr. Matthews and called the articles fabrications.
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Fabrications about the future felt frivolous amidst the most shocking present shocks.
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Myanmar's government denies all such allegations, dismissing many of them as fabrications.
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But some misperceptions follow intentional fabrications or exaggerations of the law's impact.
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Clinton and Mr. Obama have been dismissed by critics as including fabrications.
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To be addicted means you must be a deft craftsman of fabrications.
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Many of the pro-Modi posts turned out to be crude fabrications.
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Subaru said it had not confirmed that any such fabrications had taken place.
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Recognizing that his fabrications were becoming legally significant, Wallace began to come apart.
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"So the jackets are really beautifully constructed, really light and really incredible fabrications."
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It was a fraudulent document full of "lies, fabrications and plots", Mun said.
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Any mistakes, misspellings, or fabrications originated with the ticket-buyers and ticket-sellers.
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"The Idiocy, Fabrications and Lies of 'Ancient Aliens,'" reads one headline from Smithsonian.com.
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He was taking existing fabrications and breathing new life and beauty into them.
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He called the cases an attempted coup to overthrow him, based on fabrications.
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I know that there will be people screaming that the Chinese numbers are fabrications.
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It added that it had not confirmed that any such fabrications had taken place.
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Still, I wondered if Su's fabrications might contain at least some fragments of truth.
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"He's continued to offer misstatements and fabrications, in direct contradiction to his own experts."
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"Although the fabrications were amateurish, German audiences accepted them as authentic," Mr. Blair wrote.
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The first two stories are obvious fabrications, and the third explanation isn't believable, either.
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All along, he knew that most of his confessions were elaborate fabrications and lies.
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I've never seen the extravaganza of clothing and such fabrications with such strong African heritage.
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The fabrications, of course, were impressive (glazed khaki calfskin as light as organza at Hermès).
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But they're not just as extreme in the fabrications and falsifications as the Republicans are.
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Which is perhaps why they're so often pasted together in photoshopped fabrications like this one.
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He wants the public to dismiss unflattering stories as simple fabrications by a hostile press.
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If you want to carry the G.O.P. banner, your fabrications have to be more sneaky.
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If they're as drunk as my family were, they won't even remember your ridiculous fabrications.
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Vetements will basically be tinkering with the styles or fabrications each brand is known for.
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"Donald Trump's lies and fabrications don't horrify America," says the publisher's summary of her book.
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It finds that Trump's claims of a "rigged system" to protect Clinton are outright fabrications.
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He's trying to delegitimize real news, dismissing factual and fair reporting as politically motivated fabrications.
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"He's trying to delegitimize real news, dismissing factual and fair reporting as politically motivated fabrications."
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It is a long-form tabloid that peddles false statements and total fabrications about Mrs.
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CCN-Ballet de Lorraine performing "Fabrications" (photo by Bernard Prudhomme) Meanwhile, at Northrop Auditorium, the Walker and Northrop co-presented CCN-Ballet de Lorraine performance of two Cunningham works, including "Fabrications," which Cunningham originally performed in at Northrop in 1987, and "Sounddance", from 1975.
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But if there were... During Thursday's press conference, Trump unleashed torrents of lies, distortions and fabrications.
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She aimed to one-up online fabrications by inventing a wildly alternative history of ancient art.
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Turns out fake shark photos aren't the only fabrications coming out of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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Now immigration has taken center stage in the litany of fabrications that defines the Trump campaign.
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Why all the fabrications, given Scorsese's lack of a track record for them in his docs?
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Mugabe's administration consistently denied reports of mass killings, presenting them as fabrications of hostile Western media.
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Government officials have denied the reports as fabrications and said militants were responsible for burning houses.
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Party members dutifully repeated Soviet fabrications that Trotsky had been in the pay of the Nazis.
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Whether the film will impress fans who were slighted by Frey's fabrications remains to be seen.
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He said his detractors had taken his comments out of context and added "strange fabrications to them".
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The defendant is expected to say that the allegations are fabrications arising from "a very acrimonious divorce".
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There may be truth to these stories or they may be fabrications, but the facts hardly matter.
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Island of Empirical Data and Other Fabrications continues on Randalls Island and Wards Island through November 2017
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She described her ousting as a nearly yearlong "smear campaign" that was based on fabrications and lies.
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These are some of the fabrications you would have heard from Trump during Monday night's presidential debate.
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They can also easily brush off emerging details on Mateen and his sexual orientation as Western fabrications.
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Priapic letters, addressed to a licentious countess, inflamed scholarly minds until Polish criminologists debunked them as fabrications.
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In four of those cases, prosecutors say the students' applications included fabrications about their supposed tennis accomplishments.
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Images of the proposed artwork, contained in an email sent to Mr. McKenzie by KC Fabrications Inc.
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The problem for Russia is that the investigators quickly uncovered the fabrications and the altered test results.
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And the constitutionally protected free press, including Fox News, have been questioning his many lies and fabrications.
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So much so that our fabrications, if we tell them to ourselves often enough, become the truth.
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And perhaps it has heightened our craving to repel its fabrications with a good, hard dose of reality.
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Or are they somehow attempting to use these fabrications for some fictitious advantage in the discussions we're having?
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His rhetoric is littered with major fabrications, entire stories he seems to have invented out of thin air.
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Hernandez says the allegations are the fabrications of criminals bent on revenge for his efforts against organized crime.
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The White House issued statements Thursday dismissing the contents of the book as fabrications based on anonymous sources.
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These pieces were then reimagined in "modern fabrications and an updated color palette," according to a press release.
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China on Monday called on other countries to end "groundless fabrications and unreasonable restrictions" against technology giant Huawei.
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While the precise circumstances differ between the two inquiries, the pattern of attacks, denials, and fabrications is consistent.
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The suspected fabrications were not caught by Detective Foder's supervisor, or the defense lawyers who scrutinized the evidence.
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Some said it never happened, dismissing it as the fabrications of an agent paid to lie by Democrats.
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It was always about lurid myths, often based on deliberate fabrications, that were systematically spread to engender hatred.
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Kalanick calls Benchmark's claims — that he defrauded the firm into signing amendments to the board's voting agreements — fabrications.
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"But we very much oppose fabrications under any situation in which a factual basis cannot be provided," Lu said.
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The four countries have "put pressure and published rumors and fabrications" against Qatar hosting the World Cup in 2022.
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He sees fabrications as emotional, comparing it to the hyperbole in 8th century Chinese romantic poet Li Bai's work.
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His fabrications hold a particular fascination because of the moral authority asserted by his novels, and by his actions.
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He's willing to tell a vast and dizzying array of lies, half-truths, and fabrications to advance his goals.
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After all of your deflections, rationalizations and outright fabrications, have you, at long last, no sense of decency remaining?
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Although corrections also circulated on the social network, they barely registered compared with the reach of the original fabrications.
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Recently, a deepfake of Mark Zuckerberg spread throughout the internet, making headlines and deepening public fear of convincing fabrications.
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But the photo lineups that Detective Foder had prepared — and were submitted as evidence in federal court — were fabrications.
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Team Trump has moved the needle to the point at which fabrications and misrepresentations are their go-to strategies.
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He showed a focused collection with streamlined silhouettes rendered in the craft fabrications that Loewe has made its signature.
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In response to the accusations, Mr. Cosby's lawyers and other representatives had dismissed their accounts of sexual assault as fabrications.
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Charges that the Kremlin played a role in bringing him to power have been dismissed by Mr Putin as "fabrications".
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"But we very much oppose fabrications under any situation in which a factual basis cannot not be provided," Lu said.
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What is even more alarming is that these fabrications are now being picked up by the legitimate press as well.
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That makes Hillary Clinton the only person who can engage Trump and call him out for peddling fabrications on stage.
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"I think both Nanjing and Auschwitz are fabrications," Takasu said in a message on social network Twitter in October 73.
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Baraheni's book, fêted by America's literati and reprinted in part by the New York Review of Books, contained many fabrications.
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That self is a work in progress, wrestling with closeness and independence, trust and safety, acoustic realism and digital fabrications.
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These fabrications were disseminated widely in right-wing circles, and they culminated in her abrupt departure from Kyiv in April.
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People in this category might do things like pass along the fabrications against Baltic democracies that crop up relentlessly online.
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In 2011, an investigation found humanitarian and author Greg Mortenson's bestselling book "Three Cups of Tea" was filled with fabrications.
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Jenner's daughter Kendall was upset about what she felt were fabrications in the book about the maternal side of her family.
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Commenters claim Bogut's very real, well-documented injury and his expected time off are fabrications created by Mavericks owner Mark Cuban.
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The effort, which was strongly influenced by Western fabrications such as Britannia and America's Statue of Liberty, did not take off.
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Even though the small-batch designs are handmade in Toronto with deluxe fabrications, several styles still retail for less than $300.
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This new customer base can expect the same commitment to great fit and timeless silhouettes, as well as to ethical fabrications.
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In 2015, articles about corruption in Guo's business dealings — stories that he claims are largely fabrications — started appearing in the media.
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No more fabrications, exaggerations or outright lies by Trump or his officials should be tolerated by any American regardless of political affiliation.
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Designer Rahul Mishra is one of the most well-known Indian designers globally, who's known for his rich fabrications and dramatic shapes.
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If it's not, it's the latest in a long line of fabrications and exaggerations related to the life of James Scott Brown.
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Clinton's fabrications are well polished: One senses that she could be trusted to lie on the world stage and not embarrass us.
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"Due to technological advances in fabrications, we now have the ability to create a luxe aesthetic using non-animal fur," Kors said.
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With their rise in popularity over the years, there's virtually hundreds of options in different fabrications, colors, and styles available to us.
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To allow someone to spread vicious lies and flat out fabrications is not ok and it's time someone stood up for themselves.
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Wasn't he just a guy who agreed with Quillette's critique, writing that critique for Quillette (albeit with some fabrications along the way)?
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Trump didn't even make it to his first business day as President before embarrassing himself through a weekend of glaringly obvious fabrications.
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Daniel Hoffman, a former C.I.A. officer who served in Moscow, said he had long suspected the dossier was contaminated by Russian fabrications.
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In the latest capsule, classic athletic silhouettes familiar to the designer from his childhood in North London are rendered in fine fabrications.
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Use whatever metaphor you want, but at the end of the day, there is truth, partial truth, misrepresentation of truth and fabrications.
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Ahead of the show's opening, we've rounded up the four big talking points from the exhibition, from our gruesome ancestors to futuristic fabrications.
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Trump has forcefully denied all allegations against him, calling the stories fabrications and outright lies during his rally in Florida earlier on Thursday.
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Earlier this week China's government defended Huawei, calling for an end to "the groundless fabrications and unreasonable restrictions" on Huawei and other firms.
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"We have indulged myths and fabrications, pretended it wasn't so bad, and our indulgence got us the capitulation in Helsinki," Mr. Flake said.
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"I have found that the report is full of prejudices and fabrications, and ignores the factual information provided by my government," Xing said.
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Qatar's representative at the WTO's dispute settlement body on Wednesday said the UAE had used "provable fabrications, and rhetoric not befitting of this House".
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Addressing his cabinet on Sunday, Netanyahu called arguments that Israel was short-changed in the negotiations "distortions and fabrications of parties with political interests".
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Lately, we're seeing everything from tuxedo-inspired cuts to double-breasted fronts, boxier silhouettes, inverted lapels, and even fresh fabrications like silk or velvet.
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"The campaign of incitement is based on lies that had reached the level of complete fabrications," the Qatari foreign ministry said in a statement.
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The designer's fall 2017 offering, which he described to WWD as a "style odyssey," featured a wealth of different ideas, silhouettes, fabrications, and styles.
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"His subsequent denials and attempts to justify some of these ethics violations seem to have been complete fabrications," he told CNBC in an email.
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The Erdogan government has dismissed the telephone recordings as fabrications concocted in 20133 by treasonous adversaries who had infiltrated the Turkish police and judiciary.
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These fabrications are not intended to confuse an audience in the United States, or one around the globe — but rather an audience in Iran.
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Trump has also denied the latest reports in The New York Times, People and the Palm Beach Post, calling them fabrications and threatening lawsuits.
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Today, Wehner and Lancaster's stories seem like accounts that were ignored and brushed aside, not the fabrications they were once made out to be.
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"At no point was any employee terminated as an act of retaliation, such claims are outright fabrications with no basis in reality," he writes.
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Next came printed bouquets of vivid botanicals on drop-waisted and ruffle-hemmed dresses, the show-stopping prints and fabrications Quinn has become known for.
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The artists—most notably, Donald Judd—were sometimes dismayed by Panza's fabrications, raising further questions about whether a work of art should be considered authentic.
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But the title, which seems to promise solid facts, then undercuts that promise by calling such supposed sureties "fabrications," is another of DeSiano's aesthetic feints.
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But Mr. Cosby has been sued by several accusers, some of whom said he or his staff defamed them by dismissing their allegations as fabrications.
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Unlike claims by politicians, many "fake news" stories that have made the rounds in the past year have involved outright fabrications, not just skewed reporting.
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She graduated from N.Y.U. The bride's father, a mechanical engineer, is an owner of Edsal Machine Products, a Brooklyn company that specializes in metal fabrications.
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Pieters and Manners really pushed their luck with some of their fabrications, and they were quite astonished they got away with a lot of it.
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So they have sued him for defamation, claiming they were branded as liars when Mr. Cosby's lawyers and other representatives dismissed their allegations as fabrications.
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They have sued him for defamation instead, asserting they were branded as liars when Mr. Cosby's lawyers and other representatives dismissed their allegations as fabrications.
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Instead, they sued Mr. Cosby for defamation, saying they were branded as liars when Mr. Cosby's lawyers and other representatives dismissed their allegations as fabrications.
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Reinventions or fabrications of medieval sects proliferated: the Knights Templar, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn (the habitat of Yeats), and various Rosicrucian orders.
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Several of the women have ongoing cases in which they have sued Mr. Cosby for slander after his representatives suggested that their accounts were fabrications.
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In a statement this week, the Myanmar President's office, citing military information teams, "refuted the fabrications" published by foreign media and blamed violence on terrorist groups.
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With fall-appropriate fabrications, festive new details, and out-there styles you haven't seen before, your shoes will bring some serious heat when things get chilly.
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"These claims are without merit and include numerous allegations that are nothing more than irresponsible fabrications," a Sycamore Partners spokesman said in a statement on Saturday.
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Many of the women are suing him for defamation because, they say, he or his staff branded them as liars by dismissing their allegations as fabrications.
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It found 2628 percent of statements from the former secretary of State it examined were complete "Pants on Fire" fabrications, compared with 28503 percent for Trump.
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"Recent articles about official Interior Department helicopter usage are total fabrications and a wild departure of reality," he said in a statement posted with the tweet.
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Much has been made of Mr. Trump's casual elasticity with the truth; he has exhausted an army of fact-checkers with his mischaracterizations, exaggerations and fabrications.
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Der Spiegel said the 33-year-old admitted to partial fabrications in at least 14 of nearly 60 articles he wrote for its magazine and website.
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So the women sued for defamation instead, asserting that Mr. Cosby's lawyers and other representatives had damaged their reputations when they dismissed the allegations as fabrications.
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OLIVER CANNSpokespersonWorld Economic ForumGeneva Your package on "post-truth politics" lamented the credence given to internet fabrications over mainstream media ("Art of the lie", September 10th).
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So women have sued him for defamation instead, asserting they were branded as liars when Mr. Cosby's lawyers and other representatives dismissed their allegations as fabrications.
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Herschel Supply Co. relies on a couple of staple styles — a few silhouettes done really well, that return season after season in new colorways and fabrications.
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Watch: "The Act" on Hulu is a disturbing TV mini-series in which a woman discovers that her lifelong debilitating illnesses are fabrications of her mother.
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In return, we have been spied on and threatened, and have had lurid fabrications about our private lives splashed on the front page of national tabloids.
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During outbreaks of disease, Beijing's leaders have legitimate reason to be on alert for quack remedies and scaremongering fabrications, which can cause panic and do damage.
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The group is seen in several moods — social couple dances, formal tableaus; the protagonist's isolation (prefiguring several later Cunningham works, notably "Quartet" and "Fabrications") is ambiguous.
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In fact, Mr. Frey's embellishments and fabrications in many ways represent the logical if absurd culmination of several trends that have been percolating away for years.
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The women claim they were branded liars after they came forward with their accusations, when Mr. Cosby's lawyers and other representatives dismissed their allegations as fabrications.
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Prices, which start at $400, can go to as much as $1,000 and more for a piece, and there are limited styles, color choices and fabrications.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria's foreign ministry accused the United States on Wednesday of using "fabrications and lies" as an excuse to target its territory, state media said.
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In 2004, Vekselberg dropped roughly $100 million buying nine of those intricate fabrications, crafted out of gems and precious metals as royal gifts in Tsarist times.
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I keep reminding the American people what's in the Mueller report, what they see every day about his fabrications, about things people can't believe he fabricates.
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"What we heard today was another series of lies, fabrications, disinformation and deceptive statements by the U.S. It is not unprecedented," al-Habib told the council.
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Battling back, Donald Trump said Thursday new allegations that he inappropriately touched women are "totally and absolutely false," and he blamed the news media of spreading fabrications.
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And so it could use facial recognition to find each visitor's social networking profile, as well as their friends and contacts, to cast in its erotic fabrications.
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"These are selected fabrications of information from incredible sources," Sutley told CNN, adding the children had already been through trauma, and the state was only causing more.
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And while we're told there are some new fabrications coming this fall, if want to score summer '17's ultimate It bag, we recommend making moves, now.
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To date, the nonpartisan PolitiFact has rated 76 percent of his statements lies — 57 percent false or mostly false, and another 19 percent "Pants on Fire" fabrications.
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Until last month, his father worked in Gallatin as a supply-chain associate for NIC, Global, a manufacturer of sheet metal and designer of sheet metal fabrications.
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The attention paid to fake news since the election has focused largely on fabrications and outright lies, because they are indefensible, easy to identify and extraordinarily viral.
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Now, she says one of her tricks is her choice of fabrics — picking more ordinary materials, like jersey and denim, and rendering them in more sophisticated fabrications.
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The company has denied that characterization, and China this week called for other countries to end "the groundless fabrications and unreasonable restrictions" on Huawei and other firms.
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Though Chinese officials have brushed off both leaks as fabrications and attempted smears by Western countries, they have also defended the country&aposs tactics in the region.
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"We have indulged myths and fabrications, pretended it wasn't so bad, and our indulgence got us the capitulation in Helsinki," said Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona.
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Over the following days, he released a barrage of vehement denials about the allegations from Ms. Zervos and nine other women, calling them fabrications, lies and hoaxes.
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But its progress has been uneven and it continues to advance certain types of fabrications, according to a new study from researchers at University of California, Berkeley.
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Janet Carbin, who voted for Spilo at the tribal council after the women's accusations, was so upset to learn of the fabrications she considered leaving the show.
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Up close, her fabrications are enchanting: Most pieces in the store that come in chiffon, gabardine or cotton poplin also come in tulle in the same cut.
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On another, they are complete fabrications — even the witness accounts that he incorporates are vulnerable to the subjectivity of memory, and historical references are subject to editorial frameworks.
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"Due to technological advances in fabrications, we now have the ability to create a luxe aesthetic using non-animal fur," said designer Michael Kors in a press release.
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Not only have these perennially-comfortable garments proven that they are in fact pants, but they've proliferated and become available in more fabrications and styles than ever before.
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An excerpt in The New Yorker already made clear that Talese knew Foos wasn't perfectly reliable, but the extent of his fabrications seemed far beyond what Talese imagined.
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"Through those fabrications you go beyond your existing knowledge, and reconceptualize the process in which everything around you—with a chaotic logic—experiences construction and destruction," Liang explains.
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More immediate and intimate than newspaper reports, the radio emitted an aura of authenticity, even if what was broadcast was a mix of theatrics, hyperbole and brazen fabrications.
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The American public had been sold a war through outright fabrications; the economy was in free fall thanks to Wall Street greed and the failure of Washington regulators.
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Though the charges against the ambassador were decried by the State Department as fabrications, they were amplified on Twitter by Donald Trump Jr. She was abruptly ordered home.
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And at Burberry, you can shop all 2625 runway looks, with the knockout finale capes in intricate fabrications like chain mail and silver feathers available for custom order.
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These magpie fabrications are the least compelling for me because it feels like the pieces yield the urgency that impelled their creation to the seduction of formalist matters.
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She was scheduled to meet on Wednesday with lawyers for seven women who say Mr. Cosby defamed them when his team characterized their accounts of sexual assault as fabrications.
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" Amadeo, the American diplomat, then took the floor saying the United States "notes with disappointment the incorrect misconstructions, fabrications and false criticism of the delegations of Cuba and Venezuela.
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After the news broke, Bitcoin fans discovered a string of apparent fabrications from Wright's past, and Wright was brought up on charges by Australian tax authorities on uncertain grounds.
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The Syrian foreign ministry accused the United States, which has supported some rebel groups in Syria's conflict, of using "fabrications and lies" as an excuse to hit its territory.
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But it does feature a number of fabrications, including incorrect statistics that assert the annual number of deaths caused by the Brazilian police is lower than it actually is.
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She supplied a résumé in which her publications and degrees were total fabrications, as were the names of the publishers of the books she said she had contributed to.
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These are the key fabrications that have come unraveled in the last couple of weeks: How many other countries has Trump demanded an accounting from on issues of corruption?
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Allen overstated her work experienceThe fabrications appear to date back to when Allen started working for the Trump campaign in 2015, dropping out of high school to do so.
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What they're saying: In a statement on Thursday evening, the mission said: "Neither fabrications and disinformation campaigns nor shamelessly blaming others can change the realities," per the U.N. mission statement.
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"Due to technological advances in fabrications, we now have the ability to create a luxe aesthetic using non-animal fur," said designer Michael Kors in a statement obtained by BoF.
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It seems clear that Ross lied to us, the latest in an apparent sequence of fibs, exaggerations, omissions, fabrications and whoppers that have been going on with Forbes since 2004.
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"There is a pervasive climate of inaccurate claims about WikiLeaks and Julian Assange, including purposeful fabrications planted in large and otherwise 'reputable' media outlets," the email read, according to Reuters.
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They said the encounter was consensual and called the victim's claims that he choked her and left her for dead "fabrications" that she only reported two years after the incident.
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A collection of Park's bacterial fabrications were recently included in the "Menagerie of Microbes" section of the Bio and Beyond visual art exhibition at the 2016 Edinburgh International Science Festival.
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Future fabrications will be far more difficult to debunk, including so-called deep fakes, audio and video clips of, say, politicians saying or doing things they never said or did.
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Because he faces no real penalty for his near-constant fabrications (22 a day!) and in some circles is rewarded for sticking it to the hated media and political classes.
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Since then, Ngo has maintained a running list on Twitter of alleged hate crimes that have turned out to be fabrications, exaggerations, or committed by minority groups against other minority groups.
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Along with an undergraduate's help, "that let us do much faster device fabrications," said Joe Tracy, author of a new paper published this week in the journal ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces.
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Fernando introduced us to these embellishment artists in Brooklyn called Le Studio Anthost, who take the idea of old-fashioned couture embroidery and, with technology, apply it to fabrications using paint.
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In 1972, he published a memoir, " In the Midst of Wars ," in which he was obliged to recirculate a lot of cover stories—which is to say, fabrications—about his career.
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The collection is comprised of seven styles in different fabrications, many of which feature the "kiss-lock" change-purse-looking closure, which was a signature to Bonnie Cashin's early '60s innovations.
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Its latest for the eco-friendly line brought the H&M design team to the Louvre archives in Paris, and the dresses are a marriage of classical silhouettes and contemporary fabrications.
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And yet, the willingness of Ms. Salazar's supporters to look past her fabrications sounds eerily familiar to the justifications Trump supporters made in 2016: Yes, he's distasteful and prone to exaggeration.
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Every person is elusive in one way or another, sometimes even unto herself, but it is possible to confront those inner mysteries in a biography without resorting to fabrications or gimmicks.
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With my fabrications, I became the captain of the ship, not just a wistful passer-by, breath fogging the pane of glass that stood between me and the girls I venerated.
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China called the allegations against Huawei "groundless fabrications" last month as the Trump administration and Chinese officials attempt to negotiate an end to the ongoing trade dispute between the two countries.
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" Chinese diplomat Xing Jisheng, who attended the U.N. press launch, spoke at the end calling the report "very prejudicial," saying it has "fabrications" and telling journalists "we completely reject the content.
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The research produced from federal funding to the NIH and CDC is highly competitive, heavily scrutinized and robustly peer reviewed before publication, to ensure veracity and prevent any fabrications or falsehoods.
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However, it is wise to remember that not only can recruiters uncover the truth through their own methods of research, but their experience will ensure that common fabrications will soon become apparent.
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With his new collection, Mr. Hilfiger took all that into account by rejiggering core elements of the Ivy League style he has mined through the decades, adding refined fabrications and unexpected touches.
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Yovanovitch was abruptly recalled from her position in May after what she described as a nearly yearlong "smear campaign" against her by Trump and Giuliani that was based on fabrications and lies.
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The stunt was magnified by Fox News, which ran a follow-up story, reportedly with the President's involvement, which was so packed with fabrications that the network was forced to retract it.
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The operation had another innovative maneuver: When the invented reports were picked up by mainstream news organizations, the operators quickly took down the fabrications to make it harder to track the fraud.
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Still, for much of the show what he presented were sophisticated sports clothes in complex fabrications that, while admirably refined, only served to underscore the reality that couture sportswear is an oxymoron.
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The two-week-long sale will include old classics in Pebble and Moiré Jacquard — fabrications that the designer is known for — as well as new pieces through the pre-Spring '20 collection.
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"It seems clear that Ross lied to us, the latest in an apparent sequence of fibs, exaggerations, omissions, fabrications, and whoppers that have been going on with Forbes since 2004," the magazine wrote.
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Syria's President Bashar Assad has consistently denied these accusations, labeling them "fabrications" and claiming that his government destroyed all chemical weapons as part of a 2013 deal brokered by the U.S. and Russia.
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Elizabeth Holmes, Theranos's CEO, convinced the world that she had developed the technology to perform dozens of medical tests with a single drop of blood—claims, it turns out, that were complete fabrications.
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"It seems clear that Ross lied to us, the latest in an apparent sequence of fibs, exaggerations, omissions, fabrications and whoppers that have been going on with Forbes since 2004," Forbes' report said.
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Dalton, a music journalist and Dylan admirer, attempts the vexing project of writing a biography of a figure whose self-mythologizing and creative fabrications are among the most fascinating of his signature qualities.
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From the article: It seems clear that Ross lied to us, the latest in an apparent sequence of fibs, exaggerations, omissions, fabrications and whoppers that have been going on with Forbes since 2004.
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Though the documents say he did provide information to interrogators about plots in the United Kingdom, Pakistan, and the US, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's omissions and fabrications had created long-standing concerns at CIA headquarters.
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Defence counsel Kate Bex told the jury the defendant was a devout Roman Catholic, who considered himself a "loving, caring father" and he believed the allegations were fabrications arising from "a very acrimonious divorce".
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Minor's self-debunked hoax reveals nothing new about the internet, which is full of similar fabrications — often sly Easter eggs slipped into Wikipedia entries or other open source wikis, usually meant for humorous effect.
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It's hard not to think of these fabrications as living things; even though they're far removed from anything resembling fauna or flora, they feel rife with heads, teeth, legs, and orifices of every stripe.
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Schmitz — who in 2012 exposed the fabrications in Mike Daisey's one-man show, about Chinese plants assembling Apple products — manages to stake out his subjects long enough to gain entrance to their private worlds.
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A week ago, Lending Club, which is based in San Francisco, revealed that its founder and chief, Renaud Laplanche, had resigned after an internal investigation discovered fabrications in about $3 million of loan applications.
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"I kept waiting for the fabrications and the colors of Scott's Band to come," said Eric Jennings, the vice president and fashion director for men's wear at Saks Fifth Avenue, which stocked the label.
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Read more: Deplatforming Works "Longstanding reputation for publishing utter falsehoods, fabrications and blatant distortions about living people it opposes, and having no meaningful fact-checking structure in place whatsoever," another editor wrote about Breitbart.
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And to look beyond the ever-growing list of his fabrications — more than 2,000 in 12 months, according to one comprehensive count — is to behold a president who is honest in spite of himself.
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But in an era of internet hoaxes, fabrications and the increased use of fake news around the world to further political agendas, Bana's Twitter account has also raised some questions of veracity and authenticity.
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We've delivered on using organic or sustainable fabrications where possible, with a range that boasts 100% cotton, both pima and organic, ethically produced 100% cashmere, 100% cotton twill, and YKK zippers for quality and durability.
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Instead, they sued Mr. Cosby for defamation, saying they were branded as liars after coming forward over the past year when Mr. Cosby's lawyers and other representatives dismissed their accounts of sexual assault as fabrications.
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Trump's is a gospel of negation: At best, it is to live in the complicity of false equivalences, to shroud one's scope in unsafe fabrications like "alt-left," and to willfully color malice as virtue.
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The velocity of social sharing, the power of recommendation algorithms, the scale of social networks, and the accessibility of media manipulation technology has created an environment where pseudo events, half-truths, and outright fabrications thrive.
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Mr. Volkov's book (despite the seductive, still widely believed stories it promulgates) has been exposed as a mixture of recycled material that Shostakovich had approved for republication and fabrications that were inserted after his death.
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"The fabrications that we chose for the shoe collection are all very tactile, which plays into how we design," she says, referring to a lineup of materials that includes leather, velvet, snakeskin and rabbit fur.
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When the combined might of the mainstream media and establishment forces failed to thwart his election, they immediately set out to undermine the entire Trump administration with outright fabrications, gross exaggerations, and carefully laid traps.
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But for those who cherish American constitutional democracy, what matters is the effect on America and her people and her standing in an increasingly unstable world made all the more unstable by these very fabrications.
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Considering how many outright fabrications Trump has spread in the past couple of weeks, I think there's an argument to be made that his words aren't newsworthy at a time when accurate information is critical.
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In the past few years, I've noticed mills have developed a lot more interesting viscose fabrications, and pushed the limits of what you can do with it, and I have been really inspired by that.
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But for those who cherish American constitutional democracy, what matters is the effect on America and her people and her standing in an increasingly unstable world -- made all the more unstable by these very fabrications.
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But for those who cherish American constitutional democracy, what matters is the effect on America and her people and her standing in an increasingly unstable world — made all the more unstable by these very fabrications.
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"Jaish al-Islam terrorists are in a state of collapse and their media outlets are [making] chemical attack fabrications in an exposed and failed attempt to obstruct advances by the Syrian Arab army," Sana said.
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As our devices continue to threaten to impede on our reality, and we share more of our space with digital fabrications, we're going to be forced to interrogate reality itself in new and personal ways.
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As a season of awakening and rebirth, spring has made our favorite shops come alive with optimistic separates in lightweight fabrications and fun-loving accessories, and we're gearing up for an epic warm-weather shopping scrimmage.
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Crafted from various fabrications (think diamond embellishments, 3D appliqués, and all-over silk), the gowns aren't just for purchase — they'll also be on display at Tiffany & Co.'s Fifth Avenue flagship store now through October 9.
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He told the court that the allegations, made by a politician from the Scottish National Party, current and former civil servants, and other women, were "exaggerations" and "deliberate fabrications for a political purpose," the BBC reported.
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An acquittal will keep Mr. Cosby out of prison and provide some momentum to his efforts to portray the cascade of accusations as fabrications, though it is unlikely to significantly erase the stain on his legacy.
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In an emailed statement, the Croatian Interior Ministry dismissed claims of violence as "fabrications," denied playing any role in the Nigerians' expulsions, and said that Croatian officials had never illegally entered Bosnian territory to deport migrants.
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In an emailed statement, the Croatian Interior Ministry dismissed claims of violence as "fabrications," denied playing any role in the Nigerians' expulsions, and said that Croatian officials had never illegally entered Bosnian territory to deport migrants.
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I mean, we're trying to have a very basic conversation about an impeachment inquiry and it's built on so many fabrications and like outright conspiracy theories that it's almost impossible to talk about with each other.
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As the story began to unspool, and even with Lochte later saying he had made up crucial parts of this account, Bush seemed loyal to Lochte's version of the story, making excuses for the swimmer's fabrications.
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But they're also not meant to be taken so seriously, as even the BMJ admits, noting that it welcomes submissions to their Christmas issue that are "light-hearted fare and satire," but not outright spoofs or fabrications.
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Syrian state news agency SANA said the rebel group in Douma, Jaish al-Islam, was making "chemical attack fabrications in an exposed and failed attempt to obstruct advances by the Syrian Arab army," citing an official source.
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In the lawsuit, Fairstein accuses the streaming service of depicting her as the "mastermind behind a racist plot," claiming the scenes depicting her are "complete fabrications and readily contradicted by evidence in the public record," Reuters reported.
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Aya Hijazi, a 30-year-old American citizen, and her Egyptian husband, Mohamed Hassanein, were held in prison there for three years on charges of child abuse and trafficking, which human rights groups widely decried as fabrications.
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"Buyers need to be able to see the quality, fit, and fabrications of the garments in real life, by trying them on or seeing them on a model," says the designer behind the brand abacaxi Sheena Sood.
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"To many journalists watching the early stages of the presidential race it might have seemed like an act of desperation to dismiss palpably accurate stories from some of America's most reliable media as being complete fabrications," Hall stated.
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"We urge relevant parties to cease the groundless fabrications and unreasonable restrictions toward Huawei and other Chinese companies, and create a fair, good and just environment for mutual investment and normal cooperation by both sides' companies," Hua said.
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It was only when the Qatari foreign ministry released a statement saying it was facing a campaign of lies and fabrications aimed at putting the Gulf Arab state under guardianship that the channel came to life on the topic.
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Because he genuinely seems to know nothing about foreign policy, it seems like these fabrications — all of which cast Trump's arguments in a better light — are simply replacing any need to learn more about the specifics of the issue.
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Don't let that description give you the wrong impression: With the international community nearly unanimously urging Myanmar's leadership to end the violence, this is hardly a situation where Suu Kyi can claim that reports of atrocities are nothing more than fabrications.
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It's almost beside the point as to what really happened in that cab or at that gas station in Barra da Tijuca, whether Brazilian authorities have made too big a deal out of whatever fabrications may or may not be involved.
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"To address our consumers' desire for new features, style and fabrications, we played with various graphic prints, dyes and colors, in an effort to update them in a modern way that is still true to the brand," she told CNBC.
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For the Randalls Island Park Alliance's and Bronx Museum of the Arts' annual FLOW exhibition, Rose DeSiano has installed a thoughtful sculpture series, Island of Empirical Data and Other Fabrications, that engages with Randalls and Wards Islands' erased and obscured histories.
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Katsuya Takasu, who often appears on TV shows in Japan, has been blasted by a Jewish human rights body, the Simon Wiesenthal Center, for violating "all norms of decency" by dismissing as fabrications the Holocaust and the Nanjing massacre in China.
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More fabrications: Other articles with false or manipulated material included several that were nominated for prizes, including stories about Iraqi children kidnapped by the Islamic State, a prisoner at Guantánamo Bay and Syrian orphans forced to work in a Turkish sweatshop.
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Russia on Tuesday ridiculed the findings of United Nations chemical arms investigators who faulted Syria's military for a lethal sarin attack on the Syrian village of Khan Sheikhoun last April, calling their report full of inconsistencies, omissions and possible fabrications.
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There is a feminist and revisionist aspect to the series, which intends to rescue Catherine from the more extreme fabrications about her carnality while still celebrating the sexual boldness that accompanied her (relatively) enlightened attitudes and masterly exercise of power.
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There may be short-term advantages to running headlines about millions of illegal immigrants voting or secret United Nations plots to steal your guns, but the longer the right enables such fabrications, the weaker it will be in the long run.
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Zakir&aposs talking points mirrored those by other Chinese officials, who have repeatedly brushed off The Times and the ICIJ&aposs reports on the leaked documents as fabrications and attempts by foreign media to "smear" successful counterterrorism efforts in Xinjiang.
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In the confidential note dated June 18, which was addressed to Macron's office and was published by investigative website Mediapart, Fournier said Hungary was a "model" for dealing with migrants and that accusations of populism against Orban were media fabrications.
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The smooth surfaces of her orderly pencil-on-paper drawings and small-scale sculptures are echoed by her delicate fabrications, which instill feelings of a story while leaving enough room for viewers to formulate their own experiences among her pieces.
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This doesn't come as a total surprise, though, because aside from featuring one of the year's trendiest fabrications, this set includes already-successful silhouettes from the brand: Its most popular bra style, the Studio Bra, and an always-flattering high-waisted legging.
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"Working with the Oscar team on these designs gave us the opportunity to experiment with new silhouettes and fabrications, and to incorporate ready-to-wear techniques not typically utilized in swim," Megan Balch and Jaime Barker, Flagpole's cofounders, said jointly in a release.
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This is the argument that fabrications and exaggerations in books like these are in the service of more fully conveying "what it is really like" to be Guatemalan or in recovery or whatever the theme of the life story happens to be.
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Compare this to all the ways our lives are restricted by the many brutal rules, payments, and punishments of capitalism, which are now being revealed as actual fabrications that were subject to quick, substantive change all along—in other words, fake as hell.
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But more complicated fabrications, sometimes called "deepfakes," use algorithmic techniques to depict people doing things they've never done — not just slowing them down or changing the pitch of their voice, but making them appear to say things that they've never said at all.
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"We urge relevant parties to cease the groundless fabrications and unreasonable restrictions toward Huawei and other Chinese companies, and create a fair, good and just environment for mutual investment and normal cooperation by both sides' companies," spokeswoman Hua Chunying said in January.
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WASHINGTON — Russian military officials have vociferously denied that their airstrikes have killed civilians in Syria, going so far as to say that eyewitness accounts that a major hospital was bombed last year in the brutal fight to retake Aleppo were mere fabrications.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Monday urged countries to end "fabrications" about Huawei, after an official in Poland said his country could limit the use of the company's products by public entities following the arrest of a Huawei employee there on spying allegations.
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" Calling the account "lies and fabrications," the statement continues: "My daughter only wanted to realize her dream of sharing her talent with the world, and give her all performing on stage and in front of the camera for the fans she adored so much.
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Basically, you can scroll through the vast majority of the brand's tops and bottoms, in all three of its different fabrications on offer (the OG Rec, the sleeker, stretchiest Studio, and the most sweat-friendly, and newest, Tech), to pick your own ideal set.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese church leaders have demanded the cancellation of a concert by Lebanese band Mashrou' Leila on the grounds its songs are blasphemous, leading the group to say it is the target of a campaign based on fabrications to crush freedom of expression.
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August 17: Kalanick files his opposition to the suit, and says Benchmark ambushed him with the pressure to resign Kalanick said they brought the resignation letter for him to sign when he was grieving his mother, and that the lawsuit is filled with fabrications.
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Ms. Chiuri conjured up 40 or so (give or take a few) fairy frocks in the same silhouette — a full, bell-like skirt and tiny, spaghetti-strap top — most with headpieces atop (feathers and flower crowns and a unicorn horn), all in different fabrications.
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"Tech companies have a responsibility to combat disinformation, and when their platforms are being abused to promote demonstrable lies, fabrications and racist attacks — some of which could lead to violence — it requires more than Band-Aids," said Ian Sams, the communications director for Ms. Harris.
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Plaskett said her experience as a prosecutor concerning "anti-corruption, compliance and rule of law" could function as "great asset" for the process "considering the perceived misgivings, deceit and fabrications along with possibly bribery this current president is being accused of" in the impeachment articles.
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The talents tapped by the brand's founders, Thomas Moon and Paul Lee, have day jobs at other brands, and ONU is a side hustle, essentially, and a chance for young designers to play around with high-tech fabrications that, in some cases, aren't yet being used elsewhere.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE took to Twitter with a blistering, bullying set of fabrications.
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To understand the dire situation facing North Koreas, it's important to keep in mind the government devised 'Songbun' system, which arbitrarily and rigidly stratifies the entire population into categories based on presumptions or fabrications of loyalty to the regime, social class or connections to elite families.
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"We urge relevant parties to cease the groundless fabrications and unreasonable restrictions toward Huawei and other Chinese companies, and create a fair, good and just environment for mutual investment and normal cooperation by both sides' companies," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said, according to Reuters.
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But then Greenfield slowly fills in what's missing and challenges any outright fabrications by talking to people who remember the reign of terror that was the kleptocratic Marcos regime, and draws a line between that regime and the more recent rise of the murderous authoritarian Rodrigo Duterte.
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But then Greenfield slowly fills in what's missing and challenges her subject's outright fabrications by talking to people who remember the reign of terror that was the kleptocratic Marcos regime, drawing a line between that reign and the more recent rise of the murderous authoritarian Rodrigo Duterte.
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Fabrications like his allegation that the Sandy Hook massacre never happened, or that the Federal Emergency Management Agency is creating concentration camps to detain Americans in an effort to convince people that reality and common sense can't be trusted and that government is cooking up deadly, sinister threats.
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For Donatella Versace, for example, the answer lay in the realm not of Silicon Valley, but silicon gel, as well as a variety of other symbols and fabrications that had to do with sports, and the power and energy encased in the human form, as opposed to a motherboard.
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After nearly two years of sustained combat and more than $1 million of the Times' money, things didn't seem to be going our way; the witnesses I'd interviewed recanted, my notes were challenged as fabrications, the eyewitness testimony the Russian government collected was characterized by Soobzokov's attorney as disinformation.
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Alongside the allegation that the state was currently in the process of seizing all land belonging to white people, this was one of the more outright fabrications the piece contains: while statistics were not released between 2007 and 2010, they have been made public every year since that point.
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The Communist government once flatly dismissed reports on the mass detentions of as many as one million Muslims as fabrications, but since evidence of the camps has become irrefutable, it has stepped up attempts to defend its actions as justifiable steps to stamp out a national security threat.
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President Donald Trump defended his decision to move US troops out of the way of a Turkish invasion of Syria last week in a press conference that was, even for him, baffling in the number of fabrications, historical errors, and outright weird shit that came from his mouth.
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While Trump's record of falsehoods -- he averaged 15 mistruths or distortions A DAY in 2018 -- can lead some people to just dismiss the whole thing under the politicians-all-lie idea, it's important to note that the quantity and quality of fabrications coming from this President are absolutely and deeply abnormal.
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He attributed the surge in populism to economic stagnation; a shift from monocultural societies to multicultural ones following mass migration; and the rise of technology, which allowed "fake news to spread, fabrications to be accepted as gospel and hate to have a real voice in our system," Mr. Mounk said.
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"Donald Trump has told me and his family and the rest of America now that none of this is true, they're lies and fabrications, these are all made up," campaign manager Kellyanne Conway told CNN Tuesday about the 85033 women who have accused Trump of past unwanted kissing or touching.
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Designed in 1935 by Paul A. Sperry (he got the idea for nonslip boat soles from the grooves in his dog's paws), the Top-Sider was patented in 1940 and changed little across the ensuing decades until, in 2009, Band of Outsiders collaborated with the Sperry label on novel fabrications.
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"For us these narratives are interesting because they often refer to real world events; warfare in the Middle East, for example, or the toppling of a dictator, and yet for all this they are lies and fabrications; romantic tales from beyond the comfort zones of the developed world," Thomson tells The Creators Project.
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Oliveira stated that he was 'misrepresented and betrayed and that such allegations were pure fabrications by others not [himself] … [He] signed up with this agency, to publish pictures and videos of Richard Simmons, with the sole intent to show how fit and how beautiful he looks like dressed up as a female.
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We see it in state-sponsored propaganda; we see it in internet driven fabrications, we see it in the blurring of lines between news and entertainment, we see the utter loss of shame among political leaders where they're caught in a lie and they just double down and they lie some more.
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We see it in state-sponsored propaganda; we see it in internet-driven fabrications, we see it in the blurring of lines between news and entertainment, we see the utter loss of shame among political leaders where they're caught in a lie and they just double down and they lie some more.
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It also underscored the ways in which reductivism — whose puritanical bent has been frequently scorned (not without reason) by postmodernists who pledged themselves to reopening art to emotion, experience, nature, history, literature, and so on — can offer a clarifying, even revivifying corrective to the high-toned, industrial-scale fabrications topping the contemporary market.
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Grouping it with his other historical rewrites isn't a spoiler on its own because long before the film gets to the August night when a group of Charles Manson's followers murdered actress Sharon Tate and four other people, the movie has established a series of playful fabrications around its historical re-creations.
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"From birther claims about President Obama to the blatant falsehood that millions of undocumented immigrants voted in the most recent elections, and outrageous conspiracy theories and fake news like 'Pizza-gate,' the President-elect and his transition team have been willing to peddle complete fabrications with little regard for their dangerous consequences," Schiff said.
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You win this time Putin; looks like the Kremlin's story about your vacation checks out and I wasn't able to inflict any international shame upon you for any piscine fabrications; but maybe now you'll will stay on the straight and narrow, knowing we've got America's best botanists and ichthyologists keeping their eyes on you.
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His musical tastes alone are a dead giveaway: Before going to prison, King loved classic jazz masters like Fats Waller and Louis Armstrong, but now that he's out, his tastes run to the tormented sounds of Thelonious Monk ("the madman in the corner pounding out the truth between the fabrications of rhythm and blues").
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Ashish's designs, which are made in India, are always an example of the finest handiwork, but the level of detail and intricate fabrications of this collection were especially impressive, from hand-embroidered floral patterns (which were inspired by a design Ashish made as a teenager during a work placement in a Delhi clothing factory) to tinsel jeans and minidresses.
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Hoaxes and fabrications hatched by clickbait-hungry websites — or, some reports say, by the Kremlin propaganda machine—have been blamed for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's election victory.
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The rest of Hovelle's collection offers a similar escapism to the daydream-inspired million-stitch garments, using artful details like "fine digital prints, detailed hand-drawn embroidered applications and brushed fleece fabrications," as well "as laser-cut heat-pressed satin, matte finish applications, and new abstract logo forms," Hovelle says, to "distract our minds from reality."
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Darren SotoDarren Michael SotoHouse passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans Former state House candidate says she made up story about removing 85033 bullets from Pulse shooting victims MORE (D-Fla.), who introduced her at the event where she first shared the story, condemning her "sick fabrications" through a spokesperson.
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The fabrications in the article ranged from the trivial (an account of a foreboding forest that does not exist and a Super Bowl party that did not happen) to the personally devastating (the city administrator was falsely portrayed as a gun-obsessed, romantically challenged man who had never seen the ocean) to the downright inflammatory (Mr.
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Thus, there were military cuffs on an admiral's trench coat and, on a bomber jacket, painted cartoon motifs adapted from "The Wiz," Sidney Lumet's 1978 film adaptation, with an all-black cast, of "The Wizard of Oz." There were the expected exotic skins and luxurious fabrications because this, after all, is a house built on luggage and accessories.
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" The reported criticisms, Gidley said, are "just more fabrications by people who hate the fact the status quo, that has crippled this country for decades, is finally changing as President Trump is moving quicker than anyone in history to build the wall, secure the border and enact the very immigration policies the American people voted for.
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Just 14 words from Mr. Posobiec's Twitter account would spread far enough to provide grist for a prime-time Fox News commentary and a Rush Limbaugh monologue that reached millions of listeners, forging an alternative first draft of history in corners of the conservative media where President Trump's troubles are often explained away as fabrications by his journalist enemies.
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Over and over in "Rasputin: Faith, Power, and the Twilight of the Romanovs," Mr. Smith argues that almost everything you might know about the "mad monk" — the hypnotic, wild-eyed, sex-crazed Rasputin of books, films, plays and a horrifying '70s disco song by Boney M. — was based on rumor, hearsay and outright fabrications by enemies.
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"The repeated dismissal of the claims of serious human rights violations as fabrications, coupled with the failure to allow our independent monitors access to the worst affected areas in northern Rakhine, is highly insulting to the victims and an abdication of the Government's obligations under international human rights law," said UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein.
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"The fact that the old lunatic Trump and his riff-raff slandered the sacred dignity of our supreme leadership using bogus data full of falsehood and fabrications, only serves to redouble the surging hatred of our army and people towards the U.S. and their will to retaliate thousand-fold," the state-broadcaster KCNA quoted the spokesman as saying, according to AFP.
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Trump's comment raised the question of whether he was revealing new intelligence that would significantly strengthen the rationale for Soleimani's death and suggest Tehran was preparing a massive attack on the US. Or was he indulging his habit of dispensing misinformation and fabrications and misrepresenting intelligence to justify the most significant and potentially inflammatory national security decision of his presidency?
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While most running shoes feature soles made almost entirely of plastic and petroleum, the Condor has a thin black outer sole constructed from wild Amazonian rubber and rice husk and an all-white, bird-bone-patterned midsole made from banana oil, sugar cane and rice husk, materials developed to offer as much support and durability as synthetic fabrications without having a negative environmental impact.
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"So that is exactly what I think is constitutionally permittable and again, you have Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE just making outright fabrications, accusing me of something that is absolutely untrue," she said.
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It also has been a historic week to debunk and expose many of the fabrications, conspiracy theories and outright lies that President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 85033 MORE, his administration and disciples in Congress have perpetrated to a fatigued American public.
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Perhaps acknowledging that it's almost impossible for the runway to compete with the red carpet these days — no one, after all, understands the power of Hollywood, and how it can be harnessed for fashion, better than Mr. Armani — the designer kept the gowns in Milan to a minimum (one final showstopper in a rainbow of swirling crystals, a black velvet column twinkling stars) and instead concentrated on a multiplicity of fluid trousers and natty jackets in jewel tones and tactile fabrications.
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Even the Washington Post could barely stomach these fabrications, giving Senators Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (D-Calif.) and Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyAppropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (D-Vt.), the progenitors of these claims, a respective four and three pinocchios.
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Sen. Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) on Thursday blasted President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's rhetoric during his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, calling it an "Orwellian moment" and the result of his colleagues indulging in "myths and fabrications" on Trump administration policies.
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In the blink of an eye, we're asked to simply: forget about Democrats on this committee falsely claiming they had "more than circumstantial evidence" of collusion between President Trump and the Russians; forget about them reading fabrications of Trump-Russia collusion from the Steele dossier into the congressional record; forget about them trying to obtain nude pictures of Trump from Russian pranksters who pretended to be Ukrainian officials; forget about them leaking a false story to CNN, while he was still testifying to our committee, claiming Donald Trump Jr. had colluded with Wikileaks; and forget about countless other deceptions, large and small, that make them the last people on earth with the credibility to hurl more preposterous accusations at their political opponents.
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The other mechanisms Mr. Sullivan identified include: • Synthesis and streamlining, a process in which a quotation is simplified over time; • Proverbial wisdom, in which a quotation is elevated to the status of a proverb because its source is unknown; • Real-world proximity, when an individual wrongly gets credit for a quotation because they share a real-world connection to the true author; • Similar names, the mistaken attribution of a quotation to someone whose name resembles that of the true author; • Concoctions, which are pure fabrications, intentional or otherwise; • Historical fiction, when an individual gets credit for words uttered by a character portraying them in a movie, novel or other work of fiction; • Capture, when a famous person gets credit for echoing the words of someone less well-known; • Host, in which an individual, simply by being famous, attracts credit for quotations they never delivered, with Mr. Twain and Albert Einstein being popular examples.
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