We rounded up 11 of the leading misleading whoppers from the debate: False. False. False. False. False. False. False. False. False. False. False.
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"False, False, False," he said in a brief phone call Wednesday.
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The lawsuits allege false arrest, false imprisonment, defamation or false light, and other assertions.
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Mitchell: Again, I think we're often presented with false choices, false binaries, false dichotomies.
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Their school grades are false, their district grades are false, and their graduation rates are false.
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There's no evidence to suggest that false rape claims (or false murder claims, or false robbery claims) are common.
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America is false to the past, false to the present, and solemnly binds herself to be false to the future.
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Partly false: Six of the eight points presented as facts in the post contained false, partly false, unproven or incomplete information.
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Expect to see many false positives, and many false negatives.
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"They moved from 'definitely false' to 'probably false,'" she says.
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These depictions were false then and are still false today.
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Is there a risk of false positives, or false negatives?
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There are false positives and false negatives all the time.
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We get a lot of false positives and false negatives.
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These labels will include a gray blurred screen that says "false information" that will hide false and partly false photos and videos.
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Donald Trump: True: 2% Mostly True: 7% Half True: 19803% Mostly False: 17% False: 40% Pants on Fire: 19% Hillary Clinton: True: 23% Mostly True: 28% Half True: 21% Mostly False: 15% False: 11% Pants on Fire: 1% The facts: Politifact ranks this oft-repeated claim False.
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They charged Michael Flynn with one false statement --one false statement.
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Because they throw out words like false positives and false negatives.
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PolitiFact rated 48 percent of his statements false or mostly false.
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Trump also made 11 false claims about China and trade, 233 false claims about immigration, and 9 false claims about his popularity and accomplishments.
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In addition, the Chrisleys allegedly submitted false documents to banks when applying for loans, including fabricated bank statements listing inflated account balances, personal financial statements containing false information about available funds, false invoices, and false audit paperwork.
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We understand the difference between a false positive and a false negative.
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President Donald Trump made 230 false claims last week, mixing some fresh false accusations and pointlessly false anecdotes into his usual stew of repeat favorites.
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Benton, who is married to Paul's granddaughter, was found guilty on charges of conspiracy, causing false records, causing false campaign expenditure reporting and false statements scheme.
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For false negatives: People can enter or leave the U.S. under false pretenses.
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You are more likely to get a false negative than a false positive.
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While speaking with officers, James allegedly gave two false names and false information.
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In other words, the results would have no false positives or false negatives.
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"The failing @nytimes writes false story after false story about me," he ranted.
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He also made five false claims about Democrats, three false claims about immigration.
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The next few years will be full of false certainties — and false uncertainties.
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False Alert" • Wireless emergency alert message is sent to cell phones: "False Alert.
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"The failing @nytimes writes false story after false story about me," Trump tweeted.
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And these are all false -- to me, these are false accusations in certain cases.
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THE PRESIDENT: I mean, they made false statements about me, knowing they were false.
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But I've had a lot of false charges made against me -- really false charges.
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The accused face felony charges of false pretenses and conspiracy to commit false pretenses.
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It's a disgrace these false, a, a false accusation like that is a disgrace.
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" They rated many of his claims about tax cuts as "mostly false" or "false.
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That they intended to give false testimony, they knew they were giving false testimony.
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"The truth is, it's false, it's totally false," Mr. Williams said of the accusations.
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You sell them on their false beliefs, and therefore, it's not false to them.
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Yet there are harmonic shifts every other bar, with false ending after false ending.
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Some other false stories, like the false 'Pizzagate' story, can result in dangerous consequences.
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Many false or false posts have spread on Facebook in relation to the coronavirus.
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And these are all false — to me, these are false accusations in certain cases.
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THE PRESIDENT: I mean, they made false statements about me, knowing they were false.
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But I've had a lot of false charges made against me — really false charges.
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Now Facebook is adding some nuance to the fact-checking process, letting fact-checkers note whether the headline is false, the story is false, or both are false.
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Clinton "slept through" the Benghazi attack (false); that the current administration is financing illegal immigration (false); and that it is not vetting refugees from the Middle East (false).
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Since Mr. Trump became a presidential candidate, PolitiFact has evaluated more than 235 assertions and found 260 percent of them mostly false, false or "pants on fire" false.
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Urine drug screens are infamous for providing false positive and false negative results "False positive readings for marijuana, for example, were given over 21% of the time, while false negative results for marijuana also appeared about 21% of the time," the article reads.
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For a false statement charge, the government must show the defendant willingly signed a return under penalties of perjury, making a materially false statement that he knew was false.
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KS: Yeah, too much of journalism is anecdotal, and it's usually false — it's often false.
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" He added, "I've had a lot of false charges made against me, really false charges.
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Their anger and alienation has proved a fertile ground for false promises and false information.
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Clinton, they must also insist that the false narrative of the video was not false.
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Stone is charged with false statements, obstruction based on those false statements, and witness tampering.
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"I've had a lot of false charges made against me, really false charges," Trump said.
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We are extremely deterministic to not cause this damage of false positives and false negatives.
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Swetnick has a history of making false legal claims and false accusations of sexual misconduct.
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" Muir then said the basis of Trump's false assertions had been "debunked" and was "false.
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False alarms about North Korea missile attacks — like the false alarm in Hawaii on Jan.
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The false findings could stoke panic — or lull parents into a false sense of security.
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The stakes are low on a false positive, and incredibly high on a false negative.
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But it's likely that computers by themselves will find both false positives and false negatives.
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You look at the false charges, you look at the false accusations, it was a disgrace.
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"You don't know it's a false alarm until you know it's a false alarm," he said.
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We have people who go to jail for lying on false reports, making a false report.
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"They're false, they're deceptive, and they know they're false," said Trump last week in New Hampshire.
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And that, simply, comes from subjects giving false or potentially false or misleading statements under oath.
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Such claims were implicitly false, he said, even if they did not contain explicit false statements.
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Then the third wave that has stuck around is about false cures and false preventative measures.
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The prosecutor said Montroll gave false testimony and false documentation during the SEC investigation into BitFunder.
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She also shared several other false posts about white vans that Facebook had flagged as false.
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The indictment charges him with conspiracy, false statement and 2 counts of false entry in record.
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I also think it's a false debate, a false choice, it's a false binary -- and it's actually really dangerous, the idea that you have to choose between racial justice and economic justice.
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The quality of research on false rape allegations varies widely, but studies that have independently evaluated whether an allegation was false found false report rates ranging from 2 percent to 8 percent.
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While Freenome is focused on mitigating false negative results for its test -- the number of patients that are given false reassurance -- Thrive is working to bring down its rates of false positives.
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I thought I was bad at math (false), that it was the man&aposs job (also false), and that I didn&apost have the chops to manage our money (yet again, false).
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False NewsPolicy RationaleReducing the spread of false news on Facebook is a responsibility that we take seriously.
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"I think we should call things false when we know they're false ... and we have," Baron said.
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"Any suggestion in that regard is absolutely false — it is demonstrably false," Dubelier said, according to Reuters.
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Cohen detailed alleged transactional crimes, from false insurance claims to false bank filings related to Trump businesses.
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We have to expose those who bear false witness for the false witness bearers that they are.
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The problem with this primitive method is that it produces too many false alarms and false positives.
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Add to that the, by now, predictable habit of calling true things false and false things true.
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These effects were more pronounced for false political stories than for any other type of false news.
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"Any suggestion in that regard is absolutely false - it is demonstrably false," defense attorney Eric Dubelier said.
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Besides, some say that cheating the tests is easy, while false false positives are an obvious problem.
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They're running this false ad to highlight that Facebook allows political candidates to run false ads pic.twitter.
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Now, any single special election can be a false positive (or false negative, depending on your angle).
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Second false alert in days Tuesday's false missile alert was the second in a matter of days.
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A statement that is facially false but that hits at an emotional truth is still facially false.
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After analyzing 1,000 posts, BuzzFeed News found that 38 percent of all posts on hyperpartisan right-wing Facebook pages were either a mixture of true and false or mostly false, while 19 percent of ultra left-wing posts were either a mixture of true and false or mostly false.
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All of it: It's false that doing nothing creates moral catastrophes; it's false that people are generally indifferent to the plight of others; it's false that we can educate people into heroism; and it's false that if we fail to transmit these lessons another Holocaust is around the corner.
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Among the allegations in Sefolosha's suit are charges of false arrest, excessive force, malicious prosecution and false imprisonment.
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In these contexts, Brackeen says, the stakes of a false positive or a false negative are much lower.
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But Trump, Stephens, and others treat false allegations of sexual assault differently from false allegations of other crimes.
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The black people in the shop had given Dow false names and an entire set of false stories.
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In his suit, Sefolosha accused the NYPD officers of false arrest, excessive force, malicious prosecution and false imprisonment.
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"I've had numerous accusations about me … They made false statements about me knowing they were false," Trump said.
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There are problems of privacy, of the implications of false positives and false negatives, and of legal liability.
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The ACLU now says that claim was false and that ICE knew it was false at the time.
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People can still share the false information on Facebook because false information isn't against the company's Community Standards.
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That was down from 103 false claims the week prior and 2344 false claims the week before that.
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And the first lady, by some of the false allegations, that one more false allegation, six years old.
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Some of the data also are self-reported, meaning it may include "false-negative or false-positive" diagnoses.
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Stories deemed "false" by these organization are labeled as false and are much more difficult to spread virally.
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In his suit, Sefolosha accuses the NYPD officers of false arrest, excessive force, malicious prosecution and false imprisonment.
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Ultimately, they were able to reduce false negatives by 9.4 percent and cut down false positives by 5.7 percent for women in the US. In the UK, where two radiologists typically double-check the results, the model cut down false negatives by 2.7 percent and reduced false positives by 1.2 percent.
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And anyone who has made false statements to the United States government about their contacts with the Russians would be guilty of making false statements, under the false statement statute, 18, United States Code 1001.
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In all, PolitiFact has rated 77 percent of his statements as mostly false, false or pants-on-fire lies.
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Killings often were based on false evidence Accusations made against black people were often based on false evidence, though.
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Those fact-checked as false should receive an interstitial warning blocking their content rather than just a "false" label.
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At present the researchers have established that false news propagates faster, and false news is more novel and negative.
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Mallon was detained in possession of false tickets and faces charges of false marketing, associating with criminals, and touting.
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His lawyer Jay Sikulow subsequently make the false statement that Trump had no role in dictating that false statement.
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Anyone convicted of misleading police by giving false information or making a false report could face six months imprisonment.
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They're either true or false and a jury is going to need to decide if it's true or false.
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" He is, we are told, "corrupted by vanity and voluptuousness" and "breathed nothing but false glory and false pleasures.
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Both are accused of making false pretenses, conspiring to make false pretenses, misconduct of office and neglect of duty.
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Social media and tech platforms have a responsibility not to run knowingly false advertisements or promote intentionally false stories.
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It often results in both false positives and false negatives, which can delay treatment and increase workload for radiologists.
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One false match can lead to missed flights, lengthy interrogations, watchlist placements, tense police encounters, false arrests, or worse.
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Trump made false claims about NATO while sitting with Stoltenberg, and false claims about Europe while sitting with Macron.
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Another cause of a false-positive or false-negative is not reading the results within the designated time frame.
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The researchers could figure out if users tweeting false stories had previously seen the false stories in their feeds.
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Among other events, he held two campaign rallies (making 34 total false claims), delivered a speech to the Values Voter Summit of social conservatives (24 false claims), and did a Fox News interview (10 false claims).
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Social media executives could better police false content (Facebook and Google both announced actions to combat false news this week).
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Moreover, taking too many ECGs can actually create more false positives and false negatives, leading to inaccurate results over time.
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Much of what had been counted as richly detailed false memories ended up looking more like "false beliefs," Wade said.
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Now we know that that is false, but false isn't, there's not the right word to describe what that is.
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If the "false report" reports are not false, then the diplomatic thing for both sides to do is arrange restitution.
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"The world will only laugh loudly at this type of false, meaningless and unnecessary speech and false shows," Qassemi said.
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Did Trump file a false financial disclosure report, or a false tax return, based on improper accounting for a gift?
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The standard two-tier test for Lyme, established in 1994, is extremely imprecise, prone to false positives and false negatives.
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This study is likely to have a high false discovery rate, or an increased risk of being a false positive.
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But, in an era of unsound scientific thinking, it's important to understand the difference between false science and false interpretation.
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Lawyers, in the meantime, continue to argue that companies are violating state laws against false advertising with false health claims.
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This conversation must be based on facts, not on scattered pieces of truth mixed with false impressions and false claims.
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" Spicer also accused Manigault Newman of making up false claims in her book, calling it "complete opportunism and completely false.
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However, news coverage sometimes mistakenly conflates concepts like false and unproven, which perpetuates dangerous myths that false accusations are common.
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Noel is also charged with four counts of false records, while Thomas is charged with two counts of false records.
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But the Basquiat estate, run by the artist's sisters, filed suit, accusing Christie's of false advertising and false endorsement claims.
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Common causes of false resultsA false-negative result occurs when the test result is negative but you are indeed pregnant.
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It noted that the ingredient can "significantly" interfere with some lab tests, producing both false negative and false positive results.
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In other words, Trump was making new false claims after September 1 about what he had said in his original false claims on September 1, in order to argue that the original false claims were actually true.
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Like Muhammad, founder Joseph Smith (the "Yankee Muhammad") and his successor Brigham Young ("the Muhammad of Salt Lake") were said to be false prophets peddling a false Bible and hell-bent on advancing their false religion by force.
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This was because apparently only 2% of what he says is true, 22% is either mainly true or half true, and the other 86% is either mostly false, false or so false it rates a "pants on fire".
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Jane Doe alleges that the book contains "false and damaging statements about Plaintiff and presented her in a false light as lying, manipulative and litigious, despite having reason to know that this portrayal was false," the complaint says.
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"Even when people have knowledge that directly contradicts false information, they fail to detect that it is false information," said Butler.
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In the indictment of the IRA, prosecutors highlighted the fact that the agency had used false IDs to verify false personas.
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A related technique is gaslighting, creating a false reality and causing the public to doubt what is actually true or false.
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RUBIO: And I think that's the false choice... (APPLAUSE) ... that's the — that's the false choice in this whole debate about immigration.
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To help people spot false news, we are showing tips to everyone [...] how to identify if something they see is false.
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Snopes rated this "mostly false" but acknowledged it wasn't completely false — Pepsi's CEO really had made negative comments about Trump's election.
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Seacrest's experience proves that men shouldn't be scared of false accusations, because when the accusation is indeed false, the system works.
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You can't say things that are false, knowingly false and be able to smile as money pours into your bank account.
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I'm the kind of reader where if there's one or two false notes, or, heaven forbid, three false notes, it's over.
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The suit accuses that Muddy Waters and MedSec of making false statements, false advertising, conspiracy and manipulation of the stock markets.
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In short, the first attitude deals in false categories, while the second rejects the music, erroneously, instead of the false categories.
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The Sanders campaign started with a false premise and it ends where all things that start with a false premise end.
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Trump made 50 false claims from March 2 through March 20183, then 21 false claims from March 9 through March 15.
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All that needs to happen is one false move, one false word, one misunderstanding, and a match is lit and dropped.
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If Mr. Trump has made false statements on these returns, is it possible he made false statements on other tax returns?
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This conversation must be based on facts and not on scattered pieces of truth mixed with false impressions and false claims.
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The platform said it would not because it does not "take down false news," although it will demote content deemed false.
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WHAT'S FOR LUNCH False alarm facts Hawaii officials today will release the results of their investigation into that false missile alert.
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"There's a kind of false empathy when you are providing opioids instead of really treating people, offering them false hope," Hooten said.
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On his church's website, he called Islam a "false religion" based on a "false book" that would lead its followers to hell.
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Lin is charged with three counts of "false official statement" for failing to report foreign travel and putting false information on documents.
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Over the last 19903 years, it gave false negative indications in 2014, 2010, 2009 and 2005, and a false positive in 2011.
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Trump has averaged about 32019 false claims per week over the 3233-week period -- just shy of 3223 false claims per day.
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As it gathers data over time, it can reduce false positives and false negatives, company co-founder and CEO Abhinav Khushraj explained.
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The concern is not just that officers won't know what to do when faced with a false positive or false negative result.
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Wycoff has been charged with false imprisonment for having caused the man's arrest by making an allegedly false report of a crime.
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"It's a false solution to a false problem," Margarita Zavala said of the wall through a translator in a phone interview Wednesday.
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Cruz's false claims about CNN Cruz made false claims about CNN's caucus-night reporting -- and the network immediately called him on it.
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Rather than use false optimism to temper broad strife, he concocted false bleakness to harness the loyalty of a narrow, embittered few.
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The false statements involved mirror the false statements to White House officials which resulted in his resignation in February of this year.
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False speech is not protected by the Constitution, and TechDirt's false and malicious speech about Dr. Ayyadurai should receive no legal protection.
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She and her husband sued for false arrest, false imprisonment and malicious prosecution after a July 2006 altercation at Philadelphia International Airport.
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Even the most blatant falsehood tends to be reported with headlines about how "Democrats say" it's false, not that it's actually false.
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Steven O'Leary was arrested Monday on charges of official misconduct, making false statements, tampering with evidence, false imprisonment, petit theft and battery.
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To hide their connections to Russia and the Russian government, the conspirators used false identities and made false statements about their identities.
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Knowingly presenting false documents to any public official or agency is a crime, a charge technically known as offering a false instrument.
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Investigators would find in its code not merely a single false flag but layers of false clues pointing at multiple potential culprits.
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Facebook does not remove false news, though it does label some stories as false through a partnership with several fact-checking organizations.
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The false move — or false desire, would be more apt — is to think that "it," that "self," exists as a totality somewhere.
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It's also provided a special option for flagging false news stories, down-ranked suspicious stories, began detecting and blocking false news spammers, denied false news publishers the ability to buy Facebook ads and funded the $14 million News Integrity Initiative.
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A false positive is a very rare occurrence, while a false negative is as easy as taking your test a day too soon.
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Both the false positives and false negatives have helped convince Sara Seager of the need to think beyond oxygen and explore quirkier biosignatures.
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She and her husband had sued for false arrest, false imprisonment and malicious prosecution over a July 2006 altercation at Philadelphia International Airport.
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" Luke's lawyer then brought up the idea of false rape accusations, saying, "You think there has never been a false accusation of rape?
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False conclusions are prevented by the inputs to the function, which ensure that false information will fail to compute in an acceptable way.
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The facts: According to PolitiFact, 59% of Trump's checked claims have been deemed false or "Pants on Fire" false, versus 12% for Clinton.
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"False" implies that the rememberer knows that the memory isn't true when, in fact, false memories can be deeply held and truly believed.
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They allegedly adopted false identities, used false identification, misrepresented both organizations to government agencies—which could constitute felony perjury—and disseminated fraudulent advertisements.
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"We believe reporting false information puts people&aposs lives in danger, and any person reporting false information should be held accountable," she said.
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In April 2016, the man who made the original 911 call was cleared of making false alarms and providing police with false information.
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" Spicer pushed back against that criticism, saying that Maitlis's comments ignored the "many false narratives and false stories that the media had perpetrated.
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The most egregious false claim(s): The barrage against Ilhan Omar Trump had never made a false claim about Omar before last week.
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"The thing about 'false alarms' is that you don't know that they're false until you've showed up to investigate," he tweeted on Thursday.
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Remember when Kelly made false accusations about Representative Frederica Wilson and refused to retract those accusations even after video showed they were false?
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"False, it's just false," Mr. de Blasio said when asked if he had telephoned Mr. Peters to pressure him to withhold a report.
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It's not even clear whether the improvements in false-positive and false-negative rates reported this month would apply in real-world settings.
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But now, deep in the folds of false flags wrapped around the Olympic malware, Soumenkov had found one flag that was provably false.
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On mammograms performed in Britain, the system also beat the radiologists, reducing false negatives by 2.7 percent and false positives by 1.2 percent.
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In the next month, Facebook will also begin labeling content that has been rated false or partly false by third-party fact-checkers.
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The examples provided by the act's drafters are attacking a straw man — an individual who provides false information, knowing it to be false.
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And he also then gave investors "false performance statements and the false [claim] about being able to redeem their money" within 30 days.
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"We don&apost really think the frogs are gay"Previously, conservatives pushed false conspiracy theories precisely because they knew the theories were false.
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The studies examined false reports of sexual assault to the police; they did not examine false reports by college students to campus authorities.
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False stories spread significantly more quickly and broadly than true stories in all categories of information, but this was more pronounced for false political news than for false news about terrorism, natural disasters, science, urban legends or financial information, the researchers said.
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If someone regularly reports stories as false, and a fact-checking team later finds them to be false, their trust score will go up; if a person regularly reports stories as false that later are found to be true, it'll go down.
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On the other hand, Cherkasky says, a rape allegation may be false but never conclusively disproven, and may thus never be counted as false.
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New York City admitted and accepted responsibility for the alleged false certification to FEMA, which the government said violated the federal False Claims Act.
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It found that three percent of examiners committed false positive errors, and 85 percent returned a false negative over the course of the study.
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It's also incredibly hard to correct false information once it has spread into various media ecosystems, especially when that false information is politically convenient.
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In investigating [Smollett's] false statements and false police report, the City incurred significant costs in order to provide services reasonably related to [Smollett's] conduct.
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For any given ATS-filtered candidate pool of, say, 20 or 30, it's likely that there at least as many false positives + false negatives.
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It's a pervasive, frustrating human flaw, one that has led to false convictions, false confessions, and the misidentification of perpetrators in a police lineup.
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New York (CNN Business)A San Francisco man tried to call out Facebook's controversial false ads policy by running false ads of his own.
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The researchers found that random attrition does not boost a false positive result, but in some cases it can support a false negative result.
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To help people spot false news we are showing tips to everyone on Facebook on how to identify if something they see is false.
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To think that ultra-successful people are different from you is a false assumption, he says — a comfortable false assumption, perhaps, but wrong nonetheless.
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Despite Trump's remarks, false allegations of sexual assault are rare: Experts estimate that between 2 and 8 percent of sexual assault reports are false.
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" This is why on Monday McMaster did not say that the entirety of the story was false but that it was "false ... as reported.
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These promises based on false facts lead to policies based on false science that become detrimental to the long-term vitality of our country.
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Meanwhile, a broad 2001% of Democrats say Trump's comments have been false — including about 23.8 in 10 who say they have been completely false.
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In 2013, the company filed a lawsuit in Washington against Mr. Hallatt for trademark infringement, unfair competition, false designation of origin and false advertising.
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The false reporting by the media — by you people — the false, horrible, fake reporting makes it much harder to make a deal with Russia.
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Messi the false 9: the header in the 2009 Champions League final, perhaps, the goal that proved he was really not a false anything.
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"The false statements involved mirror the false statements to White House officials which resulted in his resignation in February of this year," he said.
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This translates into a false-positive rate of just 0.02 percent, compared with a false-positive rate of 2.42 percent with conventional testing methods.
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But over the last 10 years, the January barometer gave false negative indications in 2014, 2010 and 22016, and a false positive in 24.
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They'll then publish their findings on the new Reuters Fact Check blog, listing the core claim and why it's false, partially false, or true.
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What's more, Facebook's design tends to obscure the sources of inflammatory and false content, and fails to adequately punish those who spread false information.
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It was not immediately clear what caused the false alarm which followed a false missile alert that caused panic across Hawaii at the weekend.
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An alleged false or misleading statement by McCabe could rekindle questions about how the Justice Department addresses alleged false statements within its own ranks.
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"Making false statements to the FBI is a serious crime, and given the circumstances, the alleged false statements here are particularly disturbing," McSwain said.
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The errors in this exercise are the false positives – flagging good activity or accounts as suspicious – and false negatives – failing to detect malicious activity.
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Papadopoulos and Flynn both admitted making false statements to investigators to hide their contacts with Russians, and Cohen admitted making false statements to Congress.
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"The false statements involved mirror the false statements to White House officials which resulted in his resignation in February this year," the statement reads.
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Since last weekend's incident, where over a million residents received the false alert, which led to massive panic, officials have since added the "BMD False Alarm" option at the top of the list, which will notify the public more quickly of a false alarm.
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True news, for example, took about six times as long as false news to reach 1,500 people on average—and false political news traveled faster than any other kind of false news, reaching 20,2100 people almost three times as fast as other categories reached 22016,22017.
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"ZTE made false statements to the U.S. Government when they were originally caught and put on the Entity List, made false statements during the reprieve it was given, and made false statements again during its probation," Secretary of Commerce Ross said in a statement.
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For example, after BuzzFeed reported that 43 percent of articles from a hyperpartisan site called Right Wing News were either "mostly false" or a "mix of true and false," the site's editor insisted that many of the articles classified as false were actually accurate.
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Police said most of the men had been living in the accommodation under false names and having given false birth dates and countries of origin.
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Paralipsis is a powerful rhetorical device because it can also allow someone to make a false accusation—or spread a false rumor—while skirting consequences.
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Trump thinks it's okay to repeat a false claim as long as he is accurately stating the fact that someone else made the false claim.
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To look out at these hundreds and hundreds of faces with hair extensions and false lips and false breasts — it made me want to cry.
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Trump's total of 87 false claims was the third-highest for the 15 weeks, though it was down from 129 false claims the week prior.
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The most egregious false claim: The safety of the Kurds Trump made it hard to pick a most egregious false claim about Syria and Turkey.
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Many names have been thrown around in an attempt to qualify BDE: Crash Bandicoot (true); Damon Albarn (extremely false); Waluigi (false, but he does fuck).
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In July, the California attorney general charged Ms. Le with false personation; identity theft; and obtaining money, labor or property by false pretenses — all felonies.
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The agency also required new configurations in equipment to pre-emptively stop false alarms, and created reporting paths for when a false alert is sent.
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Facebook says it found the specially-made machine learning clickbait detector performed better with fewer false positives and false negatives, so that's what Facebook released.
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Aarian breaks down Uber's decision-making, and links it to one of this technology's trickiest problems: finding the balance between false positives and false negatives.
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Mueller was also investigating Cohen for false bank entries, false statement to a financial institution, bank fraud, wire fraud and money laundering, the documents show.
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The exact percentage of false allegations is hard to pin down because there's so much debate about how exactly to determine which reports are false.
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FitzPatrick pleaded not guilty to all 27 charges, including providing misleading, false or deceptive statement to auditors Ernst & Young (EY) and for furnishing false information.
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In 19693, as part of a plea bargain, he pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice, filing a false tax return and making a false declaration.
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An earlier version of this column misattributed the finding that 70 percent of Donald Trump's statements were false, mostly false or pants-on-fire lies.
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He was indicted on 24 felony counts including mail and wire fraud, theft of government funds, making false statements and filing false federal tax returns.
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If a man spread a false rumor that he'd slept with her, she spread a false rumor right back that he'd been terrible in bed.
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I think that's a false choice, and I think one of the most effective things Secretary Castro has done is point out that false choice.
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The most absurd false claim: Handshakes in India Trump is regularly willing to make false claims that can be disproven using widely available video footage.
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Libor hit the front pages when it emerged that banks were submitting false daily data in order to portray a false picture of their health.
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However, users aren't prevented from posting false (or potentially false) information on the site, and there's no visible indication that the original post is fake.
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Jenkins, 64, Kalaris, 63, and 60-year-old Boath are each charged with conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation and fraud by false representation.
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Before you gave false testimony to the Senate about the Trump Tower Moscow project, did you discuss or coordinate your false testimony with anyone else?
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Melgen had been charged with 76 counts of health care fraud; making false, fictitious and fraudulent claims; and making false statements related to health care.
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Schock was indicted on 24 felony counts including mail and wire fraud, theft of government funds, making false statements and filing false federal tax returns.
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" False sightings, unattended bags As the search progressed, there were false reports of the shooter's sighting: Dispatch: "Shooter in building, 1305, science building, first floor.
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False: Although in the U.S. the use of certain harmful products has been historically promoted, it is false that the CDC actively supported their use.
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False sexual assault allegations are rare; as Vox's Anna North notes, experts say that between 2 and 8 percent of sexual assault reports are false.
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" A similar thing has happened to "false flag," he said: "'False flag' has lost the 'government' meaning, and now it just means 'you're being duped.
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The only groups where a plurality said Trump tells the truth regarding the Russia investigation were those who approve of the job he's doing as President (77% of whom said that what he says about the investigation is true, compared with 103% who said it is false), Republicans (75% true, 19% false), conservatives (63% true, 31% false) and white non-college graduates (49% true, 46% false).
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When he continues to traffic in false statements about massive voter fraud, he demonstrates his willingness to circulate false information from the highest levels of power.
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She pointed out that when Wade's team added up the false memories and false beliefs according to the other criteria, the rates were close to 70%.
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So, its cars run Autopilot in "shadow mode" in order for Tesla to gather statistical data to show false positives and false negatives of the software.
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Even though Facebook has made its effort to stamp out false stories well known, many new sites emerged in 2017 to publish hoaxes and false stories.
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The system used by London's Metropolitan Police produces as many as 49 false matches for every hit, requiring police to sort through the false-positives manually.
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He was indicted a year later on charges of wire and mail fraud, theft of government funds, making false statements and filing false income tax returns.
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Such risks include false-negative or false-positive results, as well as rare complications or feelings of anxiety with more invasive testing approaches, such as colonoscopy.
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The danger is that a deal in Argentina will be used by Trump and Xi to paper over differences, declare false victories and proffer false comfort.
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" It also accused RNS of "attempting to join other fake news reporters by painting a false picture of the Falwell name with false statements and smears.
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Gravelle is charged with a total 16 counts for maliciously conveying false information about explosives, false information and hoax as well as threats to the president.
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Just as 'unskewed polls' was for the right in 2012 It didn't go unnoticed that Gabriel had used false equivalence against a critique of false equivalence.
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The first false promise you spotted was the European Union elites' lazy leniency, their false friendship toward one another and to the challenges of our times.
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For example, we might have the statement ((true AND false) OR true) AND NOT (true OR false) and be asked if that's ultimately true or not.
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A seller's broker should not include false information in a listing, and could be held liable for making false representation, whether it was intentional or not.
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But when I see it's such false reporting and such bad reporting and false reporting that I've developed an ability that I never thought I had.
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Pitted against six expert radiologists, when no prior scan was available, the deep learning model beat the doctors: It had fewer false positives and false negatives.
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These provided more false positives and false results than the tests that will be in use in the U.S., she said, leading to potentially inaccurate data.
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Wolfe pleaded guilty to one count of making a false statement to the FBI about his contact with journalists; two other false statement charges were dropped.
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There is a disturbing disconnect between the public descriptions and the actual claims in this complaint, leaving many with a false impression, and perhaps false hope.
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After the false attack message was sent, emergency officials contacted military and federal officials, Hawaii's governor and the media to clarify that the alert was false.
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Hawaii false alarm Hawaii is suspending nuclear warning siren tests while it investigates just how the heck a false emergency missile alert inadvertently got sent out.
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If those allegations turn out to be false, research shows that many viewers will still be influenced by the false information even after stories are debunked.
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Those bombs were then themselves deemed to be "false flags" by the conspiratorially minded — the very concept of "false flags" being, of course, a conspiracy theory.
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"ZTE made false statements to the U.S. Government when they were originally caught and put on the Entity List, made false statements during the reprieve it was given, and made false statements again during its probation," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in a statement provided to TechCrunch.
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To graduate, it has to detect seven out of eight positive samples with no false indications or eight out of eight with up to one false indication.
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" It also found that "the effects were more pronounced for false political news than for false news about terrorism, natural disasters, science, urban legends, or financial information.
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"False robbery allegations" aren't even a topic of public conversation, even though, at least according to De Zutter et al, they're more common than false rape allegations.
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BuzzFeed News defined "fake news" as news that was verifiably "100 percent false" and drawn from a list of 96 websites purposely created to disseminate false information.
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To leave, he signed a confession that he had used a false name — but signed it with his own name, the very one said to be false.
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Although they have low false-negative rates (if they indicate that a baby is fine, the baby is almost certainly fine), they have high false-positive rates.
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So committed, in fact, that when you're confronted with evidence that proves one of your cherished beliefs is false, that evidence can actually strengthen your false beliefs.
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So, the car will run Autopilot in "shadow mode" in order for Tesla to gather statistical data to show false positives and false negatives of the software.
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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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A second false story alleges that bombs sent to high profile Democrats are a "false flag" operation meant to inspire goodwill for the left before the midterms.
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After all, a letter that was challenged as false was followed by what is now admitted to be a false account that was maintained over a year.
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The couple has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit accusing the Vallejo police department of defamation, false arrest and false imprisonment and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
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He told the court that Lynch and Hussain had knowingly been involved in "widespread and systematic false accounting" to create a materially false picture of Autonomy's finances.
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Facebook will send similar ads to a third-party fact checker to verify whether they are true or false, and will remove false ads, the spokesperson added.
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Generally speaking, for a statement to be a lie, it needs to be false and it needs to be something that the speaker knows to be false.
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"The defendant made those false statements while represented by counsel and after receiving an explicit warning that providing false information was a federal offense," the prosecutors wrote.
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This is obviously completely false and frankly, considering that Muslim communities are already greatly afflicted with issues of surveillance, I don't need more false accusations and scrutiny.
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" She continued: "When we are overwhelmed with false, or potentially false, statements, our brains pretty quickly become so overworked that we stop trying to sift through everything.
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False alarm at Utah mall The same night, patrons at Utah's Valley Fair Mall also were panicked by a false alarm during a performance at the venue.
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Craig was indicted in April on one charge of making false statements in a federal proceeding and another charge of submitting false information in a FARA filing.
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Japan's public broadcaster issued a false alarm about a North Korea missile heading toward the country, just days after a similar false alert was sent in Hawaii.
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The lawsuits accuse Acevedo of initiating criminal prosecutions with charges that Acevedo and his fellow officers knew to be false, making false accusations and withholding exculpatory evidence.
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The AI system, like radiologists, did not screen mammograms correctly 100% of the time, but there were fewer false positives and false negatives with the AI system.
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Moreover, presenting false documents to a public official with the intent to defraud the government can be a felony, a crime known as filing a false instrument.
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Committee members should dig deep into who else worked with Cohen to develop his false testimony, and whether those people knew that the testimony was false. 3.
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Not only was he known to be trying to get this false information to the press, but evidence mounted that he misrepresented sources and stated false information.
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In all, the complaint looks to be a "garden variety" case of fraud, false tax returns and false statements to a bank, CNN analyst Jeffrey Toobin said.
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Well, maybe, just maybe, good guess on my part, maybe the American people are tired of the media&aposs obsessive, compulsive, non-stop hysteria and breathless reporting surrounding the mainstream media&aposs news coverage, their false panic over North Korea and nuclear war, their false panic over the Trump tax cuts, their false panic over so-called collusion with no evidence, and now false panic over a so-called constitutional crisis.
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The only viral false stories during the final three months that were arguably against Trump's interests were a false quote from Mike Pence about Michelle Obama, a false report that Ireland was accepting American "refugees" fleeing Trump, and a hoax claiming RuPaul said he was groped by Trump.
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It makes sense: smart assistants obviously can't tell the difference between false positives and actual queries (if they could, it wouldn't be a false positive), and anyone who's used a smart assistant can tell you that false positives are still very, very common at this stage of their evolution.
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But this is self-perpetuating: the more common an officer thinks false rape claims are, the more likely he is to be skeptical of each new allegation; the more likely he is to conclude that the allegation is false; the higher the numbers of false allegations will be.
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Among the Prohibited Content is, you guess it, "Misleading or False Content:" Ads must not contain deceptive, false, or misleading content, including deceptive claims, offers, or business practices.
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The letter goes on to say her claim he got her pregnant is false and that she has made similar false allegations she's hooked up with other celebrities.
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"False allegations of rape, while relatively rare, are at least five times as common as false accusations of other types of crime, according to academic literature," he writes.
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Among other affronts, he has tried to discredit the electoral process by making false claims about illegal voting and has peddled false allegations that Britain spied on him.
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If third-party fact-checkers like Boom write articles debunking false stories, Facebook also shows them as Related Articles immediately below the false stories in the News Feed.
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The accusation is false, and given the nature of the allegation and increased awareness and consideration of these types of matters, I am addressing this false report immediately.
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If the headline is true but the story is false, it will be shown to more people than if the headline is false but the story is true.
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"Offenders can mistakenly think that by using false online profiles and creating websites under a false name their offences are untraceable," says Alison Saunders, director of public prosecutions.
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It is far from clear whether a mobile monitoring system would result in false positives or false negatives if the technology is too sensitive -- or not sensitive enough.
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"While no test is perfect, as any test could result in a false positive or false negative, knowing sooner rather than later is so incredibly important," she says.
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Nadine Pellegrino and her husband, Harry Waldman, said they were victims of false arrest, malicious prosecution and false imprisonment after an incident at Philadelphia International Airport in 2006.
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C.] and that this motivated him to make the False Statement, knowing and intending the False Statement's publication in the Podcast would injure, embarrass and otherwise harm [J.
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In 2012, the Orange County District Attorney's Office filed charges against the Easters for conspiracy to procure false arrest, false imprisonment and conspiracy to falsely report a crime.
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And that doesn't even include the other 182 "false" statements and the 124 "mostly false" ones that Trump has told to the American people as documented by Politifact.
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"I think it's very unfair that The New York Times can write a story that it's very much false, and they basically told me is false," he said.
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Did you know that in 2015 alone, the fact-checking resource PolitiFact reviewed 77 of Trump's statements and rated 76% either mostly false, false, or "Pants on Fire"?
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Will we keep seeing headlines that repeat false claims ("Trump Says Democrats Will Ban Hamburgers"), with the information that the claim is false buried deep inside the article?
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The president also said that large parts of the wall had already been built — a false claim he has made before, which continued to be false on Tuesday.
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"Van Dyke's false reports, false statements, and material omissions all served to exaggerate the threat McDonald posed," the reports released by the Office of the Inspector General say.
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What they can say: They can make just about any factual claim they want, including repeating verbatim a false claim that has already been labeled elsewhere as false.
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Ms. Daniels, whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford, sued the city in January for $2 million, citing false arrest and false imprisonment in violation of her civil rights.
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According to the study, the AI system reduced false positives in the US and the UK by 5.7% and 1.2% respectively, and false negatives by 9.4% and 2.7%.
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It's a daily occurrence that has been categorized (False, Mostly False, "Pants on Fire"), counted (7,000-plus) and, sadly, become part of the character of the national discourse.
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The more The Times chooses to promote unfounded and false impressions regarding the right, the more the right will strike back to contradict and diminish the false accusations.
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"The false statements involved mirror the false statements to White House officials which resulted in his resignation in February of this year," said White House lawyer Ty Cobb.
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"One false match can lead to missed flights, lengthy interrogations, watchlist placements, tense police encounters, false arrests or worse," ACLU policy analyst Jay Stanley said in a statement.
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It's fun to watch Constance bend the world to her indomitable will, but that only takes her so far as she runs down false lead after false lead.
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"He's laying out the basis for several tax fraud violations, including filing a false statement, supplying false information to the tax authorities and possibly tax evasion," Levin said.
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And some of those claims are made against a "made-up stranger," meaning false allegations against a specific, named individual are even more rare than false reports generally.
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II, Page 153: With regard to Cohen's false statements to Congress, while there is evidence, described below, that the President knew Cohen provided false testimony to Congress about the Trump Tower Moscow project, the evidence available to us does not establish that the President directed or aided Cohen's false testimony.
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"And it is undisputed that Mr. Flynn not only made those false statements to the FBI agents, but he also made the same false statements to the Vice President and senior White House officials, who, in turn, repeated Mr. Flynn's false statements to the American people on national television," Sullivan added.
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Two of Hodge's children were accepted to Georgetown University as false tennis recruits, two children were accepted to the University of Southern California as a false soccer recruit and a false football recruit, and Hodge attempted to use bribes to get a fifth child into Loyola Marymount University, according to prosecutors.
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To make out a case for false advertising, Trump's hotel needed to allege that the workers' allegedly false statements were "commercial speech," that is, to propose a commercial transaction.
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We can even choose the "type of accurate" we care about, and automatically build the best possible model for that criterion (favoring false positives over false negatives, for example).
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The most severe are the financial mismanagement charges of false pretenses and conspiracy to commit false pretenses; both carry up to 20 year sentences, as well as substantial fines.
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The Hunt for False News Facebook is launching a new series of blog posts in which they describe how they found fake news and determined it to be false.
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Antonia Woodford, product manager at Facebook, published the first "Hunt for False News" blog post today, examining three false stories that circulated on the site before they were debunked.
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And if, in fact, he was brought into this under false circumstances or false pretenses as well, he&aposs the kind of guy that a deep state would target.
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They may not like that we have a President who makes false claim after false claim, but they aren't going to vote him out of office because of it.
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Details: The superseding indictment contains five counts: conspiracy against the U.S., conspiracy to launder money, unregistered agent of a foreign principal, false and misleading FARA statements, and false statements.
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When asked about the false invoices, Cohen said the president directed false transactions in conspiracy with Weisselberg and Trump Jr. as part of a criminal conspiracy of financial fraud.
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Saipem , controlled by oil major Eni and Italian state lender CDP, said the alleged irregularities involved false accounting, market manipulation and providing false information in a cash call prospectus.
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In a statement, Celgene said it has agreed to resolve a "whistleblower" lawsuit that alleged it had violated the federal False Claims Act by submitting false claims to Medicare.
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The mother was arrested for giving false reports Megan Boswell, 18, Evelyn's mother, was arrested in February and charged with one count of false reports, Cassidy said last month.
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FALSE DAWNS Electric cars have seen many false dawns and German carmakers have struggled to win over customers accustomed to a recipe of high horsepower and large performance vehicles.
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And even if PolitiFact has rated 71 percent of Trump's statements over the course of the election as false or mostly false, we should definitely believe him this time.
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"This approach is not perfect; there are false-negative results, and false-positive ones," said Dr. Brian Edlow, associate director of Massachusetts General Hospital's Center for Neurotechnology and Neurorecovery.
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Jones repeatedly pushes bizarre theories proven to be false, such as calling the 2014 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary, which killed 26 people, a "false flag" that didn't happen.
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The chief executive, Kam Wong, "tried to cover up what he had done by making false statements to federal investigators and creating false and misleading documents," the prosecutors said.
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Facebook's policy lets politicians make just about any claim they want, in ads or posts, including repeating verbatim a false claim that has already been labeled elsewhere as false.
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Both were charged with first-degree offering a false instrument for filing, and Detective Cordoba was also charged with first-degree perjury and making a punishable false written statement.
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The defendants are accused of conspiring with former finance director Chris Lucas to commit fraud by false representation and also face a separate charge of fraud by false representation.
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NATO&aposs false assumptions have led to a troubling decline in military capabilityThat false assumption on the NATO side has had disastrous consequences for the UK&aposs military readiness.
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Probably the most relevant federal statute is the false statement statute, which prohibits knowingly making a false statement about a matter material to an investigation by a federal agency.
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The false hopes — wishes, really — have finally passed.
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" He said: "Was this — any false information planted?
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But this is a false — and misleading — narrative.
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President Donald Trump's false claims about his inauguration crowds, reinforced by White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer with a series of additional false claims, might seem like a small issue.
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After many false promises and one false start, it is becoming evident that 2017 will be the year the Federal Reserve finally begins down the road towards interest rate normalization.
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Put another way, if Trump pardoned Michael Flynn for false statements to the FBI, Flynn could not assert false statement liability to justify pleading the Fifth in front of Congress.
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I just want to tell you, the false reporting by the media, by you people, the false, horrible fake reporting makes it much harder to make a deal with Russia.
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People introduced the theory of false memory syndrome, where exaggerated or false memories of abuse are conjured up thanks to the suggestion of therapists and the influence of media reports.
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Bridgeport Police Headquarters The rate of false reports of rape has been studied more than false reports of any other crime, yet researchers still haven't nailed down a precise percentage.
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He Believes False Accusations Are More Common Than They Are Trump's main concern is with false accusations and the lives of alleged abuser that stand to be ruined by them.
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As employers adopt intelligent bots, challenges, and rethink what applicant tracking systems can do to improve hiring processes, candidate pools will start with far fewer false positives and false negatives.
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The team compared the qualities of cascades from false news stories and true ones, and found that, with very few exceptions, false ones reached more people, sooner, and spread further.
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The upshot is that his false statements to the FBI weren't a spur-of-the-moment thing — he was in fact repeating a false story he had put out earlier.
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He was later charged with two counts of filing a false report of an emergency and two counts of filing a false report of a crime, according to The Blast.
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After obtaining the goods, the indictment alleges she then shipped the devices to Hong Kong, using a false name and providing false product descriptions and monetary values on the parcels.
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When the underlying illegal act is a false statement, the justices said a jury must decide whether the false statements altered the naturalization process and influenced the immigration official's decision.
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As is the case with most screening tools, the concern is incorrectly identifying conditions that aren't present and/or missing conditions that are, known as false positives and false negatives.
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" You should try it — try to say "false start" at normal speaking pace while ensuring that the S sound in "false" is really distinct from the ST sound in "start.
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The two men and their conspirators concealed the kickback scheme from Chevron by submitting false invoices, filing false tax returns, and receiving kickback funds in cash, according to the indictment.
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Usually, a plaintiff must prove that someone made claims "with knowledge that it was false or with reckless disregard of whether it was false or not," a high legal bar.
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" Asked about why Mr. Trump's lawyer would pay Ms. Clifford $130,000 if her allegations were false, Mr. Shah said that "false charges are settled out of court all the time.
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The WHO said its risk communication and social media teams have been tracking and responding to false information and rumors about the virus, such as false prevention measures or cures.
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" Several factors went into Webb's determination, "including the extensive nature of Mr. Smollett's false police reports, and the resources expended by the Chicago Police Department to investigate these false reports.
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"Mammograms are very effective but there's still a significant problem with false negatives and false positives," Shravya Shetty, a researcher at Google who co-authored the paper, tells The Verge.
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A spokesperson for Facebook told Recode that the platform is reducing the distribution of posts rated false by its third-party fact-checking partners and setting alerts on false posts.
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False rumors that he was not in school the day of the Parkland shooting circulated this week, and there have also been false stories that he is a paid actor.
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"And it is undisputed that Mr. Flynn not only made those false statements to the FBI agents, but he also made the same false statements to the Vice President and senior White House officials, who, in turn, repeated Mr. Flynn's false statements to the American people on national television," the judge added.
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"It is undisputed that Mr. Flynn not only made those false statements to the FBI agents, but he also made the same false statements to the Vice President (Mike Pence) and senior White House officials, who, in turn, repeated Mr. Flynn's false statements to the American people on national television," the judge wrote.
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He was reportedly charged with two counts of filing a false report of an emergency and two counts of filing a false report of a crime, along with a probation violation.
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The 21-year-old often tweeted false information and conspiracies to his 186,000 followers, including that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was dead or a false "birther" claim that Sen.
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It turned out to be a false alarm — but residents were left in a confused panic until a second alert went out 40 minutes later notifying them of the false alarm.
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For women with abnormal or unclear imaging findings, Videssa Breast can help healthcare providers determine if additional follow-up is needed, and reduce the potential for false positives and false negatives.
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You constantly see headlines on news organizations' websites that blare forth a politician's false, dubious or unsupported claims without informing readers that those claims are, well, false or dubious or unsupported.
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Facebook will also notify people and page administrators if they try to share a false story, or if they've shared one in the past that's since been determined to be false.
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"Vinci was victim of an identify theft in the form of false information that was sent to certain media," it said, adding the source of the false allegations was "currently unknown".
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Furthermore, in its standard sensitivity mode, the Road Scout didn't beep me on typical false alert spots, including several car dealerships with extensive security systems (those tend to trigger false positives).
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The island nation had wanted to arrest former bank employee Maria Efimova for allegedly providing false evidence that could lead to another&aposs conviction, making false accusations to authorities and theft.
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A PolitiFact comparison of vice presidential candidates during the 2016 campaign rated 42 percent of Pence's statements as mostly false or false, compared to 23 percent for Democratic candidate Tim Kaine.
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Opposition to implementing smart guns mainly lines in the fact that they are sometimes unreliable — fingerprint sensors could give false positives or false negatives, proximity technology could be obstructed or break.
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Yes, it is a violation of the Uniform Code of Military Justice to make a "false official statement," and "false swearing" is also a violation — if they made it under oath.
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"Despite knowing that the content was false or in reckless disregard thereof each one of (the defendants) did in fact run advertisements that contained false and defaming material," the complaint reads.
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Murphy's campaign said a CBS Miami story published Wednesday that claimed Murphy has made misleading or false claims about his previous experiences was "deeply false" and "misleading," the Miami Herald reported.
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" Whether he would make a false statement if asked by Trump: "If it was demonstratively false, No. I would explain to the President that this is why it doesn't make sense.
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Some parents fear that false alarms will wake them up throughout the night with a product like this, but I did not get any false alarms while testing out the camera.
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If evidence emerged showing that those statements were false and that Mr. Cohen knew they were false, his role in disseminating them could violate Rule 8.4, several legal ethics specialists said.
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The research shows that to be false, as a general matter, but I also happen to believe that anyone is capable of seeing that it's false, with some introspection and observation.
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"WADA must not fall prey to manipulation and false assertions from the ministry, the same arm of the Kremlin that facilitated the doping program and asserted false compliance," Dr. Rodchenkov wrote.
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Then again, the history of nuclear inspections has more false negatives than it does false positives, including the agency's past failures to find Iran's secret nuclear facilities in Natanz and Arak.
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The quality of research on false rape allegations varies widely, but studies that have independently evaluated whether an allegation was false found that their prevalence ranges from 2% percent to 10%.
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Moreover, research suggests that the types of reports most likely to be considered false — namely, those involving people who know each other or were intoxicated — are less likely to be false.
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Some officers still believe certain "rape myths," such as that women make false claims for attention, or that victims who don't cry or display certain expected behaviors are making false reports.
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"This update will help to reduce the distribution of false news which will keep Pages that spread false news from making money," wrote Facebook product managers Satwik Shukla and Tessa Lyons.
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Police were informed but found the report to be false, so a criminal investigation into reporting a false crime was started instead, Darius Valkavicius, chief prosecutor of Kaunas region told Reuters.
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One of biggest problems on Wikipedia isn't people maliciously submitting false content—the ecosystem actually moderates what can and can't be posted with decent efficiency and deals with false information quickly.
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One possibility is the Mandela effect, or the idea that a group of people who share a false memory all originated in a parallel universe in which the memory wasn't false.
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" Zervos' claims, the president said, are "all false stuff.
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Conversely, when false information when presented alongside truth — i.e.
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" Robbins' lawyers said Kay's accusations were "false and preposterous.
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" Anything to the contrary, according to Pierce -- "False reports.
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" In May, Pereira denied the allegations as false. "Ms.
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All these false allegations sound a fishy to me ….
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" Judge Jeffrey Finley dismissed that as "false and insincere.
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" A Trump spokesperson called the claims "false and baseless.
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" Amazon said the problem was related to "false positives.
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" Leutwyler told me he felt this backstory was "false.
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In the story — which again, is false — U.S. Gen.
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" Those networks of fake accounts are called "false amplifiers.
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" A spokeswoman for Richardson called Giuffre's allegation "completely false.
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I deny the claims," Brown said ... "They are false.
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" Sawicki tweeted: "the title is not only false & ahistorical.
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" Robinson's institute dismisses climate change as a "false religion.
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And here it is -- reject the false, binary choice.
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" He called the UN report "hostile, false and incorrect.
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" Other indigenous groups describe transgender women as "false women.
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" Mr. Conant, shown the Cruz campaign's response, issued his own: "Did the Cruz campaign really take a break from Photoshopping pictures and recording false robocalls to send out this false press release?
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Such lawsuits are filed under the False Claims Act, which allows whistleblowers to sue companies like drugmakers and defence contractors to recover taxpayer money paid out based on false or fraudulent claims.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter , Keya Morgan pleaded not guilty on two counts of filing a false report of an emergency and two counts of filing a false report of a crime.
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From a fake Joe Biden website to bots amplifying false and divisive conspiracies about Kamala Harris's background, political actors are manipulating stories and spreading false information online in efforts to influence voters.
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"The legislative proposal would ban the use of false facts; in other words law enforcement can not knowingly communicate false facts to people in the interrogation room," Brown told the Daily News.
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If the women with whom the network have settled are to be believed — note that false allegations are rare, and payoffs for false allegations even rarer — serial harassers abound at Fox News.
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Even though the world of biometric vocal identification constantly innovates and improves, there are still challenges and vocal identification solutions are still struggling with a bad false positives versus false negative ratio.
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We have invested in heavily in fighting false news on Facebook by disrupting the economic incentives for the spread of false news, building new products and working with third-party fact checkers.
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The security group OurMine has specialized in those attacks, posting false messages from accounts controlled by Sundar Pichai, Jack Dorsey, and Sony Music, which tweeted a false report of Britney Spears' death.
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The move is the latest in a series of steps to punish spammy publishers trying to game the system in order to spread false information or gain false traffic to sell ads.
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Lots of tests means lots of possibilities for "false-positive" results; but the affluent clients of Health Nucleus may worry less about follow-ups that reveal false alarms than other people do.
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This false equivalency not only misrepresents the prevalence of false accusations — by presenting sexual assault as something women report and men are accused of, it could perpetuate myths that hurt male survivors.
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The charges in those case included conspiracy to defraud the United States, the making false statements on tax returns and the aiding and abetting of the filing of a false tax return.
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In response to a question about whether Twitter would take action on ads with false information, Harvey said the company has often seen public conversations take place around false posts on Twitter.
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At the heart of these approaches is the belief that social media companies can develop models that automatically identify false and misleading advertisements, as well as advertisers operating under a false flag.
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In November 2016 and February 2017, MANAFORT, GATES, and DMI caused false and misleading letters to be submitted to the Department of Justice, which mirrored the false cover story set out above.
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It is hard, though, to see the moments when changes are happening; it's hard to tell the difference between the actual future of games and a bill of false goods, false potentials.
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Moreover, research suggests that the types of reports most likely to be considered false — namely, those involving people who know each other or were intoxicated — are the least likely to be false.
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The public and the police vastly overestimate the incidence of false reports: The most solid, case-by-case examinations say that only 5 to 7 percent of sexual assault reports are false.
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That is on top of some additional misleading claims from Trump about the coronavirus (we only count the false claims here), plus some false and misleading claims from members of his administration.
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On Thursday he appeared at London's Southwark Crown Court and pleaded guilty to two counts of fraud by false representation and one count of making a false statement to obtain a passport.
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Schock was indicted in November 2016 for wire fraud, mail fraud, filing false federal tax returns, submitting inaccurate reports to the Federal Election Commission, making false statements and theft of government funds.
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According to the study, using the AI technology resulted in fewer false positives, where test results suggest cancer is present when it isn't, and false negatives, where an existing cancer goes undetected.
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Howard Croft, a former director of the city's Public Works Department, and Daugherty Johnson, a former utilities director for the department, were accused of false pretenses and conspiracy to commit false pretenses.
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And after the stabbing near London Bridge last month, false information was circulated in Labour-supporting Facebook groups that the killing had been a "false flag" staged to support the Conservative Party.
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Humphrey was charged with one criminal count of making a false written statement, after repeatedly filing false government ethics forms that failed to disclose certain investments, according to a federal court filing.
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Such false warnings have occurred on numerous occasions but, fortunately, human interactions (often against policy and/or orders) have so far kept a false warning from resulting in a mistaken "retaliatory" attack.
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Wojcicki's awkward admission that YouTube's policies allowed the ad was noteworthy given that reports in the (not-right-wing) media are that the ad is false—not misleading, not contested, but false.
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In general, cancer-screening tests can come with the risks of providing false positive or false negative results, overdiagnosis or even unnecessary treatments, all limitations to which blood tests could fall victim.
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You can't say things that are false, knowingly false, and be able to smile as money pours into your bank account ... I think what the American people want to see is fairness.
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Still, false reports of rape are rare (somewhere between 2 and 8 percent of reported rapes), and false reports are usually vague about the attacker's identity and don't name a specific person.
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The prosecution would have to show Trump's statement was false, that he knew it was false or chose not to learn about its falsity and declared it with the intent to deceive.
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"ZTE made false statements to the U.S. Government when they were originally caught and put on the Entity List, made false statements during the reprieve it was given, and made false statements again during its probation," Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross said in a statement Reporting by David Lawder and Doina Chiacu; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama
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" And Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross speaking in April about the violation of sanctions on Iran and North Korea, which ZTE pleaded guilty to: "ZTE made false statements to the U.S. Government when they were originally caught and put on the Entity List, made false statements during the reprieve it was given, and made false statements again during its probation.
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"ZTE made false statements to the U.S. Government when they were originally caught and put on the Entity List, made false statements during the reprieve it was given, and made false statements again during its probation," Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross said in a statement (Reporting by David Lawder and Doina Chiacu; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
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In March, Huskins and Quinn filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Vallejo and its police department, accusing the department of defamation, false arrest and false imprisonment and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
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DOJ veterans say the operative, Jack Burkman, could face charges including obstruction of justice, witness tampering, and false statements if it emerges that he knowingly peddled false information to hamper the Russia probe.
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Lawyer Laurence Rabinowicz QC, representing HP, told London's High Court that Lynch and Hussain had knowingly been involved in "widespread and systematic false accounting" to create a materially false picture of Autonomy's finances.
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Last year, an investigation also found three Chicago police officers gave false reports and information related to the McDonald case, failed to correct false information, and did not attempt to interview three witnesses.
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Lin is charged with three counts of "false official statement" for failing to report foreign travel and putting false information on documents, one count of paying for a prostitute and another for adultery.
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Manafort is arguing that the two counts — violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) by making false or misleading statements, and generally making false statements — were the same, and couldn't both go forward.
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That means he has to show not only that the story is false, but also that the media outlet knew that it was false or published it in "reckless disregard" for the truth.
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What's more significant is the rate at which the false positives cropped up in the Rekognition tests, with more than five percent of the subject group triggering a false match of some kind.
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The Daily Telegraph, The Times, The Guardian, and London's Metro newspaper will all run Facebook's 'Tips For Spotting False News' advert, which gives readers ten tips on spotting insidious false news on Facebook.
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It remains a fascinating, thrilling, bewilderingly ambiguous evocation of life in Shostakovich's Russia, life under Stalin: a world of terror, grief, camaraderie, triumph, hope and joy, but also of false hope, false joy.
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"False alarms and false starts/ All made better by the sound of your heart/ All the pain of the last time/ I prayed so hard it was the last time," JAY-Z raps.
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The creation of false accounts Dean cites both the effort by Nixon to create false accounts and the denial by Trump of facts related to the Trump Tower meeting and the McGahn order.
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False public statements also key to investigation The special counsel's office made clear that it sees not just lies to investigators but also false public statements as significant in the Cohen sentencing memo.
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" The organization had fact-checked nearly 28503 of Trump's statements before the State of the Union, rating 22019 percent as "mostly false," 33 percent as "false" and 15 percent as "pants on fire.
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The criticism from the left of open markets leading to increased use of traditional fuels has been false, and the theory that opening energy markets will cause price spirals has also been false.
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His bulk shopping trips got the attention of Trader Joe's, and in 2013, the company filed a lawsuit against Mr. Hallatt for trademark infringement, unfair competition, false designation of origin and false advertising.
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The people who created FEVER tended to write their false entries as negative statements and their true statements as positive statements — so the computers learned to rate sentences with negative statements as false.
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Clinton in 2016, was charged with conspiracy, making illegal contributions through someone else, causing excessive contributions, making false statements, causing false records to be filed, and obstruction of a federal grand jury investigation.
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At the fact-checking Web site PolitiFact, a majority of the Trump statements investigated have been rated "mostly false" (seventeen per cent), "false" (forty per cent), or "Pants on Fire" (twenty per cent).
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This can lead to false negatives — like the result that lottery winnings don't make people happy — and false positives, when the small sample size produces noise that is interpreted as a positive result.
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Alex Jones's conspiracy theory site Infowars, made its claim even clearer: The bombing attempts are a "false flag" — an attack committed under false pretenses used to drive public perception in a certain direction.
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However, it is illegal to provide false information to Congress.
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I think there's a false dichotomy between people and businesses.
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I think they give you a false sense of security.
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While extremely rare, false pregnancies occur in men as well.
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That isn't a false narrative, but it's an incomplete one.
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Gilbert says it proves she knowingly made a false statement.
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If less than six are false, the incumbent wins. Simple!
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Authorities blamed human error for the false alarm in Hawaii.
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She was jailed and charged with making a false police.
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Not to get any articles written or do anything false.
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To say it is "terribly increasing" is just plain false.
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What have you learned about how false confessions work psychologically?
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His argument, that IRS audits prevent it, are plainly false.
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His second claim that Earth is cooling is also false.
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I want her to stop making false accusations of me.
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Trump's claim that that is an unfair advantage is false.
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And those remarks are unbelievable to me and are false.
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On the other hand, some might have a false expectation.
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His claim to be "bigger than ever" is demonstrably false.
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What happens if a false positive flags a healthy worker?
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"I didn't want to fly under false colors," Woolsey said.
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That's a more than 1 in 3 false positive rate!
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They also allegedly provided false timelines when detailing their evenings.
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False memories like this are actually pretty common, after all.
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So at this point, it appears the report is false.
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Based on that information, we're rating Spicer's claim as false.
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Can you talk a little more about that false start?
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This effort may be providing Clinton supporters with false hope.
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It's all false what has come out in the press.
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"We do know that we have false positives," he said.
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The second is [to] fight against this false inefficacy feeling.
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Lacy Doyle pled guilty to filing a false tax return.
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Another, which the Perlmutters alleged was false, found that Mrs.
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"Gretchen Carlson's allegations are false," he said in the statement.
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All too often, America's actions have fueled this false narrative.
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It raises false expectations that someday reparations will be made.
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She faces felony charges for battery, false imprisonment, and robbery.
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False. No new broadband universal service fees have been assessed.
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He said "false and malicious" reports had impacted the business.
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CrowdTangle can also be used to track false news stories.
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Barriss made a series of false calls to Wichita police.
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"To state or suggest otherwise is absolutely false," it said.
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"It sounds like a false promise to me," Keen said.
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More baseless innuendo and more false smears from Senate Democrats.
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Read MoreThis rally is 'false' and here's the tell: Trader
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False news did not have to supplant the legacy brands.
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Those reports, according to his girlfriend, Nessa Diab, are false.
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False rumors about their results' accuracy could also cause problems.
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Similarly, the site's claim about Page's private testimony is false.
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Lawyers of the president claim the story is 100% false.
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" Initial police accounts of the shooting were "superficial and false.
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Much of the BBC documentary, it turns out, is false.
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The majority of those false matches involved congresspeople of color.
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The 21 women received false negatives between 2400 and 22010.
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"False accusations diminish the severity of real assault," Trump said.
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It happens also to be based on some false premises.
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But this approach gives people a false sense of superiority.
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Demagogues oversimplify things by making false promises and excessive accusations.
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But slashing spending on IT systems is a false economy.
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I have been lulled into a false sense of security.
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But instead of political intrigue, this false information involved food.
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There's a fact set that is either true or false.
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Pinching pesos on presidential planes may be a false economy.
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"That's absolutely false," a spokesperson told me at the time.
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Now, Twitter is banning all of them, true or false.
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There are no false notes in his body of work.
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"I've had all these notes, scribbles, false starts," he says.
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Ruben Duque, for example, submitted false overtime claims 93 times.
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But the fight against false news will never be over.
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But did these false stories meaningfully affect how Americans voted?
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Even true appearances deceive when they lead to false generalisations.
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"This story is totally false and deliberately libelous," Manafort said.
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Of those, 13 prosecuted citizens for allegedly spreading false information.
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Of those, 22016 prosecuted citizens for allegedly spreading false information.
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The other one is actually paying money for false information.
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It was a false alarm based on a human error.
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As a political culture, we are drowning in false courage.
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Because of this, we rate Van Etten's statement as false.
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So they designed an experiment meant to elicit false confessions.
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We reject the allegations she is making as outright false.
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The borders, what I feel are false borders among us.
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"I'm an expert at putting on false lashes," she admits.
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The bit about black cats and walking under ladders: False.
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False lashes are like the breathalyzers of the beauty world.
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You see the FISA courts lied to, given false information.
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A spokesman for Obama said Trump's claim was "simply false."
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The story that came out tonight, as reported, is false.
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Jay Sekulow, Trump's personal attorney, also pushed a false narrative.
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Headlines - Regulators probe Metro Bank's possible false market creation on.ft.
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The company knew its representations were false, the lawsuit stated.
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And they cover slander, libel, wrongful eviction or false arrest.
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Rather, the indictment focuses on alleged false statements to Congress.
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The film disorients viewers with a multitude of false endings.
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For all the false positives, screening programmes still save lives.
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A climate of uncertainty creates a climate of false alarms.
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Schumer has rejected this apparent dilemma as a false choice.
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Does this source tend to produce false information or not?
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We've experienced numerous false starts over the past several years.
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Everything he has stated in those videos is false news.
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It also appears to detect few, if any, false positives.
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Famously, Lindsay cried so hard she lost her false lashes.
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" He added that the strike "was based on false information.
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They failed to identify disinformation and false news flooding Facebook.
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Then of course there's the horrible problem of false equivalency.
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Google said "these claims are simply false," in the report.
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Therefore, we rate Trump's claims about the numbers as false.
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One small problem: the claims were false, according to Ford.
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The misdemeanor charges included conspiracy, official oppression and false swearing.
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The news stories about Russian contacts, Trump said, were false.
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They're having a rich personal experience with the false memory.
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Instead of True and False, we have fact and lie.
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Of course, it turned out to be a false alarm.
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Mr Trump welcomed "possible progress" but warned of "false hope".
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"Those statements were knowingly false," said Vivenzio's attorney, Aaron Freiwald.
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"It's false," he tells PEOPLE for this week's cover story.
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The stories being reported in the media tonight are false.
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So this is complete opportunism and it is completely false.
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Saying the meeting was hidden is "false, malicious and absurd."
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The false matches were made against a mugshot database (ACLU)
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In medicine, false positives are expensive, scary, and even painful.
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" Deputy National Security Advisor Dina Powell: "This story is false.
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According to Hurwitz, that opening had a few false starts.
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At worst, they honored false gods and festered into sin.
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These unsubstantiated assertions, dating back three decades, are categorically false.
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Stadler is being investigated for suspected fraud and false advertising.
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Let's eschew the false choice between male and female voices.
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Ford did not make this statement; it is completely false.
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The most trivial false claim: The "outside" crowd in Orlando.
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So I changed my birthday to something false on Facebook.
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The data returned by Crosscheck, however, contained mostly false positives.
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Now, obviously everything Trump is saying here is totally false.
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In life, the false constructs themselves tended to take over.
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"These allegations are completely false," she said, speaking in French.
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That's why we have all this false nostalgia kicking around.
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So we'll rate Kasich's statement as outdated and therefore false.
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The report in the Washington Post is 100 percent false.
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Any association between Umami and this product is absolutely false.
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The false assertions regarding the size of his inauguration crowd.
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" The White House on Monday blasted the reports as "false.
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Wright did not say his earlier claims were false, however.
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The U.S. State Department has described the allegations as "false".
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Google said, "These claims are simply false," in the report.
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This false accusation has really taken a toll on him.
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Supporters say the distinction between practice and advocacy is false.
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Former Obama aides on Twitter said Trump's statement was false.
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The media has to stop trying to accommodate false equivalencies.
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"I'm innocent of these charges, they are false," Pell said.
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The Rigsbys were awarded $227,000 under the False Claims Act.
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Apple's trillion dollar market cap was always a false idol
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Any claims that counter the published information are patently false.
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" Dina Powell, Deputy National Security Advisor "This story is false.
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The report in The Washington Post is 28503 percent false.
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Others argued that the bill could lead to false convictions.
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"Those stories were reckless, false, unfair and imbalanced," Solomon said.
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This is verifiably false pretty much from top to bottom.
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Have you found a foolproof method for applying false eyelashes?
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At first, he thought it might be another false alarm.
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"The New York Post report was blatantly false," he said.
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On the spending by Koch's friends, our verdict is false.
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The Bahraini sheikh's lawyers have said those accusations are false.
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Other false personas pushed stories that expanded on that material.
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The backdrop: Trump has said the dossier is entirely false.
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How many views the videos received before being marked false.
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That can lead to many false readings, slowing clinical response.
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These are absolutely false statements and I vehemently deny them.
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But his road to success was rife with false starts.
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They also allege that Koskinen made false statements under oath.
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The second is that the media reports are simply false.
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So the idea that the campaign was legitimate is false.
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The allegations he makes are false and without any basis.
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I want to be clear that the story is false.
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There is a danger here of succumbing to false equivalency.
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For every example of polished Didion, there is also false
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But that false opiate security eroded all of my boundaries.
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Six decades later, her story turned out to be false.
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The report in The Washington Post is 100 percent false.
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And they were inundated with false tips to be pursued.
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I don't mean to engage in my own false equivalency.
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Suicide is a false sannyas, sannyas is a real suicide.
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Experts say this theory is false, according to ABC News.
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When six or more are false, the incumbent party loses.
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O leave me not to the false joys of time!
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I will continue to fight against these false smear attacks!
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But egalitarianism is the great counter to Trump's false populism.
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"There are those who present a false choice," Trump added.
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The White House on Sunday said the report was false.
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He also admitted to making false statements about those donations.
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It turns out that entire pledge was false and disingenuous.
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The media's false statements have gotten completely out of control.
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False reporting, and plenty of it but we will prevail!
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When six or more are false, the challenging party wins.
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Throughout 2018, Twitter pledged to combat false information targeting voters.
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Mr. Kobach maintains that false registration is far more common.
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Today's commissioners are better, but still fall for false economies.
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Many of the decoy sites offered outlandish or false information.
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This is about honesty versus false disparagement of Michael Cohen.
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His lawyer, Donald Mates Jr., said the allegations were false.
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Carson said the false information may have cost him votes.
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The police later admitted that it was a false match.
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Platforms routinely receive false claims that online speech is illegal.
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Yes, some worker claims of injuries and illnesses are false.
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We know what they are saying about you is false.
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Republicans and Democrats alike must stop promoting this false narrative.
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The four authors said the academy's copyright claims were false.
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DeMarco and his friends continue to peddle a false narrative.
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But study after study proves these claims to be false.
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A CNN investigation shows that Dorsey's statement is factually false.
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"Gretchen Carlson's allegations are false," he wrote in a statement.
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This is another proliferation of a completely false conspiracy theory.
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Yet Silicon Valley has faced false starts with A.I. before.
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"I don't want to support the false dichotomy," he said.
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Suggestions that we are agents of any government are false.
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"False certainty is much more dangerous than uncertainty," he said.
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" "Are you continuing to accept responsibility for his false statements?
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Harmful false information can be spread at a rapid rate.
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This would be a clear crime of making false statements.
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" He added: "Why did you provide false assurances to Congress?
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"That's totally false," said Corry Bliss, Mr. Portman's top aide.
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The earlier results had been false positives, local officials said.
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So our predictions are often pretty vague and frequently false.
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It is curious Mueller indicted various people for false statements.
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In the end, it proved to be a false alarm.
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" Auerbach has said the accusations against him are "categorically false.
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In these difficult times, we must reject these false choices.
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"Any insinuation to the contrary is false," the statement said.
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The first false assumption is that Trumpist populism is unprecedented.
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But one can lack knowledge without having a false belief.
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Comparing names nationwide could result in far more false positives.
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Experts say such field tests are prone to false positives.
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We've heard much about fake news and false narratives lately.
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This false claim has been debunked by U.S. military leaders.
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They throw false charges at you over and over again.
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Christian dominance; these "false Christian" traders from another land were
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But I would have to say that's kind of false.
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" For these people, he explains, "it produces false negatives, always.
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"Gretchen Carlson's allegations are false," Ailes said in a statement.
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TRUMP: She said a lot of things that were false.
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These are false and they're trying to destroy a man.
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I know my transplant doctor would call this false hope.
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There will be no false airs about slowing James down.
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" Deupty National Security Advisor Dina Powell: "This story is false.
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"The allegations of paying a woman are false," Burkman wrote.
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"The false equivalencies you push cannot stand," the letter says.
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She was expected to pay for her own false eyelashes.
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Earlier rumors of a second shooter were false, police said.
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Patron saint of dogs' fangs and scorn, of false death.
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Calling for one over the other is a false choice.
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Theories you had are now being proven true or false.
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But after two false starts, I finally found the spot.
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But everyone knows they're based on a false stereotype, right?
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So your charge is false with respect to my motivations.
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And the company has since admitted that they were false.
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Snyder — were charged with felonies of conspiracy and false pretenses.
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For example, destroying evidence or making false statements to investigators.
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Arrogance is false confidence, and it always masks major insecurities.
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Facebook doesn't want to decide what's true and what's false.
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Until #Pizzagate proven to be false, it'll remain a story.
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" Definers disputed those facts, describing Pishevar's accusations as "completely false.
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It also charges Corbitt with filing a false tax return.
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Wright isn't proselytizing or implying that other religions are false.
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Unbound hammers this home by presenting players with false choices.
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" Kavanaugh denied Ford's allegations on Monday, calling them "completely false.
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"Reports that she is under consideration are false," said Ditto.
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The pages used false identities to help them appear authentic.
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That's absolutely false," Rice said on MSNBC's "Andrea Mitchell Reports.
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By contrast, falsehoods and false hopes fuel war and terror.
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False optimism devalued what was going on in my body.
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That sum reflects triple damages under the False Claims Act.
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