"You keep lying and lying and lying and lying," a police detective told her.
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They are lying, lying and lying, now all of them are thieves.
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They lied and then they lied about lying and then they lied about lying about lying.
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I was lying and lying and lying, doing everything I could to hold on to my secret.
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When the person doing the lying (and lying and lying and lying) is also the President of the United States, we have a very big problem on our hands.
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She betrayed his trust, she was either lying before, she was lying now or she is lying both times.
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"@realDonaldTrump is lying on immigration, lying about crime and lying about the laws of CA," Brown tweeted, including a Pinocchio emoji.
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"Trump is lying on immigration, lying about crime and lying about the laws of California," Mr. Brown said in a statement.
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We are lying to ourselves, and they are lying too.
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Mr. Manafort is accused of lying on top of lying.
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Teen relationships are depicted as confusing because we've built a culture, especially in heterosexual romance, of lying to get what you want; lying about what you want, lying about how much you want it, lying about what and how much you feel, and lying about caring.
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They are lying to the American people, they are lying constantly.
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"Mick Mulvaney was either lying then, or he's lying now," Rep.
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Many writers say this, and they're lying — but I'm not lying.
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Dan: No. There's no lying apart from fun lying, like white lies.
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Lying to the press, however, isn't a crime — lying to Congress is.
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It's no mystery why the Republicans are lying about Trumpcare: Lying pays.
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" Giuliani said, "He's been lying all week, he's been lying for years.
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Rather than lying less, Trump is increasing the frequency of his lying.
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"He's lying and he's been lying for so long," Ms. Farrow said.
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I was lying on the floor and people were lying alongside me.
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To stop lying about the drinking, I had to stop lying entirely.
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So it may be lying, but it's strategic lying — and it's effective.
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Fleischer is, once again, lying — and lying about the times his colleagues lied.
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He's still lying to you, no doubt because he's still lying to himself.
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"Normals lying is treated normally, as opposed to Trump lying," said another reporter.
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Lying under oath carries real criminal penalties; lying in a tweet, well, doesn't.
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They are lying about the history, and we are lying about the reality.
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The question would then be whether he was lying then or lying now.
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But you also have a president who is lying, he is lying multiple times a day, he is lying at a rate more than anyone ever has.
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They kept lying to me … after a while they just [had] me to lying.
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"He's been lying all week, he's been lying for years," Giuliani said of Cohen.
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" "These pundits are lying, lying when they dismiss the work that has been done.
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"He's lying and he knows he's lying," the group said in a Twitter DM.
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So, in the process of lying to journalists, Lewandowski is lying to the public.
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The government lied to us, we knew they were lying, they knew we knew they were lying, but they kept lying anyway and we pretended to believe them.
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So we are now supposed to believe that the Director of National Intelligence was lying to us the head of the central Intelligence agency was lying to us, the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation was lying to us, the number two person of the FBI was lying to us, the Attorney General was lying to us.
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Often you wonder if they're lying, because on Twitter you should assume everyone is lying.
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He's telling a reporter that, I think he's lying, but then why is he lying?
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Mr. Cruz, he said, can't be trusted — he was either lying then or lying now.
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Bottom line: Either world leaders are lying to Trump, or Trump was lying to CBS.
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Either these women are all lying about Kavanaugh, or he is lying in his denial.
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I don't think Blasey Ford is lying, and I don't think Judge Kavanaugh is lying.
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After all, lying down in a second location is a fun twist on lying down.
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Who is lying and why is he so seemingly happy about accusing someone of lying?
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"Mick is lying low, but everyone is lying low," a former senior administration official said.
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But if you do that kind of lying, don't get carried away and cross the line with it, where you find yourself lying to your supervisor, lying to your family.
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And extreme forms of lying, like compulsive lying, may be indicative of an underlying personality disorder.
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Either Ford is lying about being assaulted by Kavanaugh, or Kavanaugh is lying in denying it.
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Exercise 5: Lying Hip ThrustsBegin by lying on your back with your knees bent 90 degrees.
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"Look, he is a lying president and a lying president is a weak president," Swalwell said.
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Were they lying to cover up crimes—or were they lying simply because they are liars?
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Remember, someone can't be denaturalized simply for lying (or lying by omission) on her citizenship application.
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"They lie, they know they are lying, & they know that we know they are lying." video
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I figured if they were lying about that, they were probably lying about all of it.
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" Blow said no one could read about Hitler's strategy of lying and "not be immediately struck by how similar this strategy of lying is to Donald Trump's seeming strategy of lying.
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You have between Obama and Clinton a total disregard for the American tradition, a total disregard for the truth, whether they were lying about Benghazi or they were lying about Bin Laden, or they were lying about the Russians or they are lying about the campaign.
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Lying to appear like a good match or lying about your whereabouts can be completely rational behaviors.
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So at best, 80 percent of us are lying to ourselves about whether we're lying to ourselves!
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Lying — or, more accurately, countenancing lying — is not something that is a shared value in our society.
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But relative lying badness and relative lying utility are such strange, upsetting things to even be weighing.
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"He's been lying all week, or for two weeks - he's been lying for years," Giuliani told CNN.
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This practice of lying about health care policy — and lying about the number of jobs supported by arms exports to Saudi Arabia, and lying about middle-class tax cuts, and lying about the sources of the budget deficit — aren't different from President Trump's lies about Muslims and immigrants.
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Theories abounded, but it came down to this: Either Mongeau was lying, Good Times was lying, or they both were lying in a purposeful effort to scam attendees and create a viral moment.
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" In another tweet, Stone told Lemon to "stop lying about the Clinton's and Uranium you ignorant lying covkscucker.
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"Lying to ourselves is more deeply ingrained than lying to others," wrote 19th century Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
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He says there's only one way to look at it ... she was either lying then or lying now.
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" In "Miami" you say, "I ain't lying, I ain't lying / Three songs a day, I ain't even trying.
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The participants kept lying to help themselves even if lying didn't lead to more money every single time.
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Trump was emphatic that Cohen was "lying," but it is unclear what he believes Cohen is lying about.
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Boris Johnson and Donald Trump share a penchant for lying, corruption, treating women badly and lying some more.
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How else could a six-month run of lying, whining and whining about being asked about lying end?
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In Mr. Condodemetraky's view, every one of his critics is lying or mistaken, or both lying and mistaken.
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Is Elizabeth lying to Paige, though, or is she lying to herself about the realities of her daughter's future?
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Flynn and Papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI, while Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to lying to Congress.
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Trump is lying about that, and was lying during his campaign about Medicaid and preexisting conditions and Social Security.
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"He's been lying all week, he's been lying for years," Giuliani told CNN's "Cuomo Prime Time" on Thursday night.
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And is direct lying different from various forms of passive lying—encouraging delusions, or allowing existing delusions to persist?
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The practice of "testi-lying"—officers lying under oath—is made much more difficult by the presence of video.
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Or the time you said you would stop lying just as soon as somebody else would stop lying, too.
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Some people will say lying about your child reading at night is different from lying on a college application.
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"They're lying about being essential, lying about how these masks help, and lying about how they're taking serious precautions to protect the health of employees and customers," another employee wrote in an email to VICE News.
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In fact, he denies he's lying as he's lying and then, for extra audacity, accuses everyone else of being liars.
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They would be told that they are lying, and that lying is wrong, and then they would correct their behavior.
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When will someone in television news directly and persistently ask Trump if he was lying then or is lying now?
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Democrats should not be guilty of doing what Donald Trump does, which is lying about records and lying about intentions.
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Either a man is lying and shitty, or a corporation exploited someone's likeness for profit and is lying and shitty.
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Not taking this lying down, maybe reclining but definitely not lying down, Shephard retaliated with an Instagram post of his own.
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And not only lying to others, but lying to yourself in order to be able to lie more effectively to others.
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The lying game: Lying to the FBI and to Congress isn't just illegal, it's also a gift to foreign intelligence services.
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When I say intellectual dishonesty, I don't mean that everyone is consciously lying, although there are people who are consciously lying.
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Lying to Congress Patten admitted to lying to the US Senate Intelligence Committee in January this year about the inauguration tickets.
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Trump and Pence are either lying to voters about their platform reform or lying to officials in the Republican Party about it.
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"Obama ... was lying to the American people, or he's lying to himself … when he said it wasn't a ransom payment," Gingrich said.
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And if he is lying, it means a great many more people — including Attorney General Jeff Sessions — are lying on his behalf.
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Having accused all 20 women who've accused him of sexual abuse of lying, he suggested Porter's ex-wives may be lying, too.
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You're more frightened by a lying robot than a lying human because you recognize the human as like yourself, and that's comforting.
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Liars drive you crazy by lying to you, and then by calling you crazy when you accuse them of lying to you.
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We can't let the lying liars keep lying to these people — but how do we reach these idiots who only trust Fox?
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It's the political equivalent of lying to your mother and then insisting you meant something else when she calls you out for lying.
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Deniers like Trump started lying about how scientists use terminology in order to perpetuate the myth that scientists are lying to the public.
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Ignoring what one of history's greatest examples of lying has to teach us about current examples of lying, particularly lying by the "president" of the most powerful country in the world, seems to me an act of timidity in a time of terror.
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Sometimes I am lying to you, but I have the experience that maybe for the first time, I've stopped lying to myself. Right. Right.
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If you're looking for love but are lying to get it, there's a good chance that you'll perceive others are lying to you, too.
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Since their initial report that Trump was lying about this, several different fact-checkers looked into it and all concluded that Trump was lying.
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Lying in state is a tribute reserved for government officials and military officers, while lying in honor is a distinction given to private citizens.
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As is often the case, it is unclear whether Trump is lying to us, or if he is somehow lying to himself, as well.
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However, Mr. Trump and his aides see lying to or misleading the news media as far less troublesome than lying to investigators, they said.
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Cohen's heel turn came after federal prosecutors caught him lying to Congress and breaking several laws, including tax evasion and lying to financial institutions.
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But alternating between sitting up and lying down, or even just lying down on the other end of the couch, can be kinda nice.
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Lying Is (Somewhat) OK Lying is a constant in the service industry, and working in it taught me to be a sly double-dealer.
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This constant lying that keeps going on, and then you just keep lying and then people who tell the truth just give up, essentially.
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The effect is at once delightful and haunting, particularly on "Lying With You," a stark highlight where Gainsbourg sings about lying beside her dad's corpse.
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I think the technique of lying and lying and continuing to lie is ... some of the main [people] of the Trump administration just do that.
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For example: Matriarch 1 was a "left-trunker", while Matriarch 2 was a "right-trunker..." Of the time spent in recumbent sleep, Matriarch 1 spent 48.4% lying in her left side, and 51.6% lying on her right side, while Matriarch 2 spent 71.3% lying on her left side and 28.7% lying on her right side, indicating no relationship between trunk side preference and recumbent sleep side preference.
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But when you're on the island, and everybody is deceiving you to some degree, how do you know which of these lying liars is lying less?
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When Long went outside, she saw at least six people lying on the ground, including a woman lying face-down with blood pouring from her head.
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Now they can game while lying in bed, but specifically they can game while lying in bed without needing to hold up the console or controllers.
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Why it matters: We found out last week that Mueller's team accused Manafort of lying, and now we know what they think Manafort was lying about.
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"I was just lying, just lying through my teeth, because I was dying inside, but I just have too much pride to say it," Delaveris said.
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Smollett's greatest offense in this regard was not lying, if indeed he did, but lying about white people who support a racist in the White House.
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Though Trump has a well-documented reputation for lying, it is particularly troubling when he is lying about a situation where lives are potentially at stake.
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He is lying and he is telling us he is lying, and compared to some of these schmucks out here today—well, there's honor in that.
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If Roger Stone was indicted for lying to Congress, what about the lying done by Comey, Brennan, Clapper, Lisa Page & lover, Baker and soooo many others?
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"So I'm trying to figure out which times she's lying and which times she's not lying because the story seems to change quite a bit," Baio said.
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"He&aposs lying to you and he&aposs lying to the government," Boozang told jurors, as Salemme watched intently with his hands folded in front of him.
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When Olga called 911, however, police arrived and broke into the apartment where they found Leibel lying in bed with Kasian's corpse with Diana lying safely nearby.
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For example, some have asked why, if Ford is lying, would she ask for an FBI investigation, knowing that lying to the FBI is a federal crime?
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Make no mistake, Hillary Clinton's liberal supporters will clearly forgive her for almost anything — from lying to the FBI to lying to everyone else about her health.
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If you called him out on his lying, he would lie about the lying in a way that made you question your memory, even your own sanity.
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Prosecutors forced him to run through the laundry list for the jury: tax fraud, bank fraud, money laundering, lying in a deposition and lying to federal authorities.
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During the hearing, Judge Emmet Sullivan reacted badly to Flynn's crime of lying and to his then-lawyers suggesting he was unlike others Mueller prosecuted for lying.
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But now Choshen-Hillel and her team are suggesting there is this third type of lying -- lying to keep up appearances, or to maintain a good reputation.
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"If your claim is that someone is lying then you've got to act like they're lying," said Daniel C. Richman, a Columbia law professor and former prosecutor.
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"He's lying and he's been lying for so long," she said after watching a clip of a 1992 "53 Minutes" interview in which Allen denied abusing her.
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I think we have to understand "alternative facts" in this way, and understand that when Trump is lying, he's lying in ways that register with his audience.
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Economists and other social scientists have documented the prevalence of lying and shown that people feel more comfortable lying if they think their deceit will help someone worthy.
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"When we talk about the president lying and not lying and all this other stuff, I think there's another component to this that people are missing," said Scaramucci.
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"There's no particular penalty for lying to the public, unless the public get tired of it, but there's a real penalty for lying about the FBI," McConnell said.
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That lying is not only accepted but also valued, that lying is simply a rhetorical device, a propaganda tool that is inexcusable only when not exercised with skill.
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I have long believed that lying is one of the worst things we do to each other, because in lying we are trying to steal someone else's agency.
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At least three Trump associates were charged with lying to investigators, which is an obstructive act, and two others were charged with lying to congressional inquiries about Russian meddling.
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The public will recognize that lying about breaking down a bathroom door at a gas station is not the same as lying about athletic integrity or about domestic abuse.
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What dark filth was lying dormant in the sonic crackling of the phone line and lying with sinister intent in the 'oh, I don't know who deals with that.
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Thus far Mueller has charged five people with lying during interviews with the FBI, including Alex van der Zwaan, who on Tuesday received a one-month sentence for lying.
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If voters conclude that Ms. Warren is lying, it is most likely to hurt her more than it will hurt Mr. Sanders if voters conclude that he is lying.
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After lashing low-lying tourist islands off the coast, the storm bore down on the mainland, tearing roofs from homes and drenching low-lying coastal towns with heavy rainfall.
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" - Marianne, 29 "Sociopath who couldn't ever stop lying.
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No single user can prevent a company like Cambridge Analytica from lying to the public and lying to Facebook about where its data came from and how it's using it.
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These aren't all the times that special counsel Robert Mueller's report proves that Trump administration officials were lying, or even all the times it shows Sanders and Spicer were lying.
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Lying to your family is one thing, but lying to romantic partners is different—it makes you feel like you've got a shameful secret that you can't share with people.
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But even for a White House press secretary, Spicer is hated—and not just because of the lying and yelling but because of how pathetic the lying and yelling is.
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In other words, if Doctor Ford was lying but stuck to her story, it would be highly improbable to achieve the elements of the crime of lying to the FBI.
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"They would shout 'lying c--t' or 'lying b--tch' into the phone and say I should die, or say that they would drive us out of business," she said.
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She darts through the story, weaving contradiction, disorienting the reader, lying sometimes, to herself, to her parents, to a subsequent much more upstanding college professor, and yet also not lying.
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U+133F123 LYING FACE It would be better to have a "bullshit" emoji, but short of that, this is probably the easiest to tell your friends you think they're lying. 113.
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"The interviewing agents did not observe indicia of deception and had the impression at that time that the defendant was not lying or did not think he was lying," Mueller wrote.
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" His defense to this charge in "Who Is Michael Ovitz?" is to change the traditional definition of lying: "Lying to me is a point-blank misstatement with no purpose in mind.
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He admitted to lying to Mueller's team about when his last communications with Gates and another unnamed person took place, and lying about deleting and not providing relevant emails to investigators.
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" "Everyone ran there... I saw a girl lying there.
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God will strike you down & more for lying. Ha!
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We all lie – I mean acting is about lying.
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" I said, "The stand down the road is lying.
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" Stewart said, adding that lying can't be the "threshold.
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" However, when asked, "What if he's lying to you?
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I wasn't lying — I was sacrificing for my nation.
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But, you know, is that lying, is it political exaggeration, is it trying to declare victory after making a demand, what do you make of interrupting the president saying he is lying?
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He spoke about how far he went to protect President Trump as his right-hand man — including lying about shady business dealings, threatening people hundreds of times, and even lying to Congress.
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"One hospital bed in the middle with a pregnant woman lying on one side and two children on the other, and the rest of the people lying on the floor," he said.
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Mueller, in the investigation so far, has charged others (former national security adviser Michael Flynn and former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos) with lying to federal investigators — not with lying to Congress.
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Told in the span of 24 hours, the movie could be split into two parts: the part when you think Ben is lying, and the part where you know Ben is lying.
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Trump denies he had the affair and has accused Cohen of lying to reduce prison time following his conviction on charges relating to campaign finance violations, tax evasion and lying to Congress.
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In addition to saying they weren't attractive enough for him to assault and harass, this tactic allows Trump to implicitly argue that these women are lying without actually accusing them of lying.
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"In the questioning of Manafort, they did tell them at the time that they believed he was lying about certain things related to us that he's not lying about," Giuliani told CNN.
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" Mr. Shapiro, 34, a provocateur with a growing following among millennial conservatives, brought the crowd to its feet when he declared, "The media are lying about you, they are lying about me.
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He's also being charged with lying to immigration officers — in his case, he's accused of lying about his affiliations with terrorist groups, and about having weapons training, when applying for US citizenship.
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"We warned the chairman when you're bringing a guy in front of Congress ... who has a history of lying and specifically lying to Congress, you run this risk," Jordan said last week.
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"He is lying in order to reduce his prison time," Mr. Trump said of Mr. Cohen, who last year pleaded guilty to lying to Congress, financial crimes and violating campaign finance laws.
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This means that out of those three statements, Turner was almost certainly lying about number two — assuming she wasn't completely lying about all, three off course — which makes statements one and three true.
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We have a president who's intentionally lying, and lying not merely to mask his own self-interest or to deceive the public but to represent the whole damn system as a corrupt mess.
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Gilbert Arenas wasn't lying when he said he would make his sex tape accuser pay ... he just settled his lawsuit with her -- and claims SHE had to write HIM a check for lying.
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He accused Clinton of lying to Congress, lying to the FBI, conducting quid pro quo deals, destroying emails after they were demanded by a federal subpoena, and her overall handling of classified emails.
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In any case, Flynn eventually did plead guilty to the FBI, so if he wasn't in fact lying back in that January 2017 interview, he was lying when he agreed to his plea.
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He pleaded guilty in a separate case to lying to the F.B.I. about his conversations with the Russian ambassador and lying on foreign lobbying disclosure forms related to his own work for Turkey.
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He initially said he fired Flynn for lying to Vice President Pence about contacts with Russian officials, but later tweeted that he'd fired the national security adviser for also lying to the FBI.
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Well, it doesn't mean that people don't care about lying.
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And I know she's been lying something about her marriage.
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Papadopoulos, 30, has pleaded guilty of lying to the FBI.
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I'll be Lying if I said, 'I Don't Have Butterflies.
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I certainly don't think she's lying or making it up.
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Video "You guys are lying about it," shot back Vargas.
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In pleading guilty last week, Chris admitted he was lying.
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Clapper, what I -- Clapper is accused of lying quite credibly.
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No more lying down on the job for you, Desmond.
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We don't have that kind of spare change lying around.
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She was bald faced lying again and again to them.
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And by the way, the media is lying about it.
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Getting caught lying on your resume can get you fired.
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So I take it you have no qualms with lying?
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It's not that I'm surprised Trump is lying about something.
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She has accused them of lying and distorting the facts.
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This means no lying, no backbiting, eating, drinking, or fornicating.
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In straight talk that means Mueller concluded Trump was lying.
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Don't stand for being labeled crooked or lying or failing.
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The media is either dumb or is lying to you.
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It used to be, 'One hundred women can't be lying.
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Most ban sitting, lying down or sleeping in public places.
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I'd be lying if I said I didn't miss it.
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It's because lying lets me disappear, on my own terms.
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Elizabeth Warren was "lying" about her ethnic heritage, that Sen.
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Yeah, that's when we should have known he was lying.
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Well, Teigen wasn't about to take Ingraham's scorn lying down.
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VICE: Do you ever feel bad about lying to children?
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Papadopoulos has since pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI.
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I keep lying to myself in order to continue forward.
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Mueller already charged Stone and Cohen with lying to Congress.
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The sisters were covered in cloth lying side by side.
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His neighbors recalled seeing him lying unconscious on a woodpile.
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When my mom confronted him he claimed we were lying.
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Some of us prefer vacations spent lying on the beach.
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"He was lying in ambush, waiting for them," Early said.
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Thomas replied he was lying to make himself look better.
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"All of these victims and their parents cannot be lying."
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But the dog stayed behind, lying motionless on the curb.
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The jury also convicted Wright of lying to the FBI.
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He pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI in October.
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Both sides have now accused Chambers of lying under oath.
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At some point, you can't really blame liars for lying.
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Breathe," he said as Trump yelled "Lying Ted" and "Liar.
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Grindelwald could simply be lying to Credence about his heritage.
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Papadopoulos pleaded guilty this week to lying to federal investigators.
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"I've been lying to a lot of people," A.J. admits.
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Which is appropriate, because he is clearly and obviously lying.
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Good thing Google has a few spare computers lying around.
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So the system we have right now- Could be lying.
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"I'd be lying if I said I didn't," he said.
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Lying in the sand with a story in your earbuds.
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She couldn't say exactly how long she'd been lying there.
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Thus, they assume Clinton must be lying about her faith.
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Lying to CBP agents about the contents of your device?
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Whether or not a candidate is lying would be one.
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His wife was lying on the floor near his body.
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I wish I was lying about that, to a degree.
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Tesla says it fired him for lying and harassing coworkers.
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Savannah was being punished for allegedly lying about eating candy.
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President H.W. Bush is lying in state until 7 a.m.
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"It doesn't mean that I'm saying she's lying," she said.
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What I can't do is continue lying, so I quit.
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You won't ever get a passing grade for outright lying.
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So it looks like Brennan once again is caught lying.
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It's not about lying out and watching a movie anymore.
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Mr. Brock has acknowledged lying to hurt Ms. Hill's case.
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Now, Xiaomi might not be lying about the transparent back.
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And all the while, Trump just keeps lying to them.
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So what could Shelby, Matt, and Lee be lying about?
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It's an instance of smarmy politicians lying to their constituents.
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"Arousal is one of the telltales of lying," Sharot said.
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I was lying and throwing food over the garden fence.
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For its part, Enox isn't taking the recall lying down.
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But lying to us could be part of the game.
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Do you think he was lying about sleeping with Joanna?
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"Ok I was lying before please send help," she quipped.
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Clausen complains to Hannah that everyone is lying to him.
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Isn't "pants on fire" an idiomatic expression related to lying?
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ATM manufacturers haven't taken this kind of fraud lying down.
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When they get called out, they lie about the lying.
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Stone faces charges of lying to Congress and witness tampering.
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I mean, how do you show these people are lying?
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"I just felt like you were lying," she told Huger.
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Lying, crooked Hillary Clinton is with the elites, not you.
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How did you differentiate between lying and living a lie?
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"I'm pretty sure Comey wasn't lying here," the aide said.
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Either that or they're just lying for fake internet points.
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He was propped up, lying half on top of me.
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Lying under oath means you could wind up in jail.
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Both bodies were found lying face down, covered in branches.
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"Addicts are notorious for lying, deflecting and trivializing," Greenberg added.
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To me, it seems doubtful that the source is lying.
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What's next: Quants won't take their disappointing returns lying down.
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She's not lying or forcing guys to send her money.
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Elizabeth North — lying in a pool of her own blood.
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Lying on an insurance application can be an expensive mistake.
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All of these victims and their parents cannot be lying.
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He's not lying when he says that that's what happened.
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Looks like they are not taking this one lying down.
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O.J.' who got booted for lying about a prior conviction.
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Lying in bed that night we were shaken and lost.
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It's become impossible to talk about encryption policy without lying.
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If I don't qualify it you'll accuse me of lying.
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Michael Cohen is going to jail for lying to Congress.
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Trump wasn't lying about his proposal to build a wall.
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HENRY: Remember, he pled guilty to lying to federal investigators.
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He pled guilty to lying to the FBI in December.
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She said she didn't, but I knew she was lying.
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Green has complied by lying that Kalabi was justifiably arrested.
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And then one day she realized: her mother was lying.
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You have to respect a girl who is not lying.
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Or she convinced herself that she wasn't lying at all.
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Why didn't they learn about lying the last time around?
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And if anyone said they weren't, then they were lying.
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"Everyone says she's a lying slut," he tells his father.
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Trump is in a lying league of his own. Sen.
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"We are not exactly lying low," says one church leader.
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Whatever was lying around my house or our town library.
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"They were saying they believe I was lying," he said.
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I finally stopped lying to myself, because I loved him.
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While lying is innate, ethics are either learned or forgotten.
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I'm lying down and looking straight up at the ceiling.
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"Stop lying to your viewers," Avenatti said in the tweet.
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"I was lying 10 feet from him," Mr. Imbert continued.
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She called him a liar in a case about lying.
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Cynthia Nixon: If you stop lying, I will stop interrupting.
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"Lots of people who come here are lying," he said.
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A male skeleton, found lying prone in the lagoon's sediments.
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The referral recommended charging McCabe with lying to federal investigators.
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Flynn pleaded guilty last year to lying to the FBI.
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I'm lying if I said I wasn't thinking about it.
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Lying in an interview with the special counsel's office would.
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Stop lying to yourself and find peace in your life.
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"He's sitting here and directly lying," the former wrestler continued.
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K., they're just lying on the ground; nothing really happened.
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Why do the civil police think the swimmers were lying?
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He spent two years knowingly and unlawfully lying and leaking.
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Cooperating witnesses were sentenced for lying, but Mifsud was not.
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Is it your position that she's lying about what happened?
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I remember lying in bed, imagining the bullet easing in.
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He's already admitted guilt and to lying to federal authorities.
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Clinton "guilty" of endangering national security and lying about it.
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To better see this, we must distinguish lying from deception.
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"I am not lying for the President," Giuliani told Bash.
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Bernstein suggested that either Trump or Cohen could be lying.
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How could he not criticize Trump for his serial lying?
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Either Facebook is lying or their system wasn't functioning properly.
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Saying this is the lying and this is the truth.
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Contestants blatantly lying to rig the game in their favor.
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"PSA: stop lying @Kimzolciak!" she added in a separate tweet.
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Yes, Brady is also been lying about who ended things.
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She has been lying to us since the very beginning.
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An invitation to explore different positions lying between its pillows.
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Trump has denied the allegations and accused her of lying.
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Flynn pleaded guilty in December to lying about Russian contacts.
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Down below, I saw a woman lying on a bed.
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Trudeau wasn't one to take such a slight lying down.
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" She wrote, "Look what I found lying round the house!
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I see visions of you lying sleeping in your casket.
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Your lying boyfriend ain't the only thespian in this relationship.
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I, however, was lying on my couch, unable to move.
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There was this draft that was lying around for years.
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As one might expect, he isn't meekly lying in wait.
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It's not the product's fault, and your friend wasn't lying.
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She was later convicted of lying on her citizenship application.
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But Dutch cops were lying in wait to ambush them.
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He's on the record as an admitted Lying Liarson already!
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When [we said] the record was coming, we weren't lying.
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If you're lying to yourself, you won't gain any insight.
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So he is lying about a project everybody knew about.
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Tough — she'll have to marry a lying, cheating count instead.
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The remains of a suicide bomber lying in the street.
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Decades of lying vacant were not kind to the palazzo.
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I mean, that's between those women and God, who's lying.
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There were no findings of lying, as some had proclaimed.
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The distinction between lying and lack of candor is important.
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Each day, new lines -- angry, absurd, lying -- are put out.
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"We know for sure it's related to lying," she said.
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Michael Flynn, has pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI.
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China has plenty of those types of sheets lying around.
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Then I saw that he was lying about his hours.
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If she's lying, she will face social and professional ruin.
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You'll see people lying down after a match in tears.
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Trump's lying is not a relic of the Republican primary.
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A third possibility is that Kavanaugh and Judge are lying.
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O'Reilly, of course, did not take the allegations lying down.
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"We're Through With Lying, Fake 'Conservatives,'" her campaign website emphasizes.
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If I told you I was optimistic, I'd be lying.
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He accused the company of lying about the eagle's nest.
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A Reuters witness saw seven bodies lying inside the hotel.
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Lying on the bottom is a dead parrot, claws up.
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Charles Sykes: "Why Nobody Cares the President Is Lying" 8.
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Three of the four have admitted to lying to investigators.
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"If anyone says they're not, then they're lying," Kelly said.
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Her boyfriend, who is also black, says she is lying.
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Mr. Bush is lying in state in the Capitol Rotunda.
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The N.Y.P.D. doesn't disclose how often cops are caught lying.
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Above, the president lying in state at the Capitol Rotunda.
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Assange is either lying or willfully blind to the facts.
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" Mr. Oliver said, "Because there's no point in her lying.
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Among them was a pattern of lying that frustrated investigations.
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It's performance as a form of truth, not of lying.
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But lying to federal authorities can land people in jail.
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Democratic leadership, you are lying to the American people too.
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But they revolve around two themes: obstructing justice and lying.
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The audience is kept in doubt: someone's lying, but who?
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Don't leave food or garbage lying around, the department said.
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And he was lying to the American public about it.
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I joined him on his bed, lying by his side.
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The answer, it turns out, is lying in plain sight.
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Lying to support Trump's lies, then, is a survival technique.
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She was lying to everybody, hiding from the whole world.
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"I'd be lying if I said I didn't," Happ said.
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That is, they were lying about health care all along.
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Mr. Trump, while constantly lying, denounces liars all around him.
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Alex [Bolen], the C.E.O., and Oscar thought we were lying.
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I saw many bodies lying around when I got out.
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"Patagonia is lying to you," the committee wrote on Twitter.
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Republican groups spent over $6 million lying about my character.
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He did time for lying to officials and tax fraud.
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He had been lying about his age the whole time.
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"Jaystation is lying about his dead girlfriend," one critic tweeted.
|
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I've heard estimates they'll be just lying on the street.
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When you're lying down, that process can't happen, reports MedlinePlus.
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Now lying on their backs, the musicians just keep playing.
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And the 85033th senator who says he has is lying.
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I would much rather be lying in bed until noon.
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But Warren insisted he had, essentially accusing Sanders of lying.
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The images showed the Earth lying a great distance below.
|
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The plane, lying flat on its belly, appears largely undamaged.
|
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Trump is notorious for lying about all kinds of things.
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But in reality, this kind of lying is especially dangerous.
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Drawings aren't lying — that's how he looked on that day.
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Trump doesn't seem to register that lying — all the time!
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If Ford is lying, it's the most monstrous lie imaginable.
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This time, I stayed, lying foot to foot with him.
|
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Flynn pleaded guilty in December to lying to the FBI.
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Oftentimes, the fact that he is lying is not news.
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Every year since I became a class clown. Fighting. Lying.
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And lying in bed, we could see Geyser Peak burning.
|
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Later Ms. Williams told me the woman had been lying.
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Lying about telling the truth is part of the joke.
|
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"He didn't like you just lying around," Mr. Enwonwu said.
|
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She started lying to her mother, hiding her social life.
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"I'd be lying if I said no," Bradberry tells us.
|
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And the 10th senator who says he has is lying.
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I don't think either is willfully lying to the committee.
|
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Bernstein said Sunday that Trump's consistent lying should concern Republicans.
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Which means he is accusing Holmes of lying under oath.
|
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People also said Caroline is lying about not doing sponcon.
|
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Any type of lying in a civil case is perjury.
|
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Baths are big, as are candles, blankets and lying down.
|
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Weak volume means the move could be "lying," Cramer said.
|
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According to his testimony, lying came as easily as breathing.
|
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He pleaded guilty last year to lying to the FBI.
|
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The perfect example is Elizabeth Warren lying about her heritage.
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I would be lying if I said that it's easy.
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You'll start lying around at home because you're getting paid.
|
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"I'm not saying that you are lying," he told Marquez.
|
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Unfortunately, it can't protect them from totally lying about it.
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Anyone who tells you they know the answer is lying.
|
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" Lawrence O'Donnell "Look, Lawrence O'Donnell has been lying about me.
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"It used to be, "One hundred women can't be lying.
|
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We even found an open can of Pepsi lying around.
|
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In the Kavanaugh hearing, I thought, this girl is lying.
|
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But she later reveals to Jaime that she was lying.
|
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Several campaign associates have been charged with lying to investigators.
|
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He did not say that Kavanaugh's female accusers were lying.
|
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Lying in bed, I could easily imagine the carolers' lives.
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A book that, much like women, is incapable of lying!
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It's your job to judge if I'm lying or not.
|
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One video showed an airplane lying flat in the mud.
|
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She wakes up in the morning and she starts lying.
|
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" They are lying — Picciolini says this is the "vast majority.
|
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You woke up and he was just lying there crying?
|
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"She is a lying piece of poo," one commenter opined.
|
|
And he'd been lying to officials about it all along.
|
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There was this guy lying on the stretcher, totally naked.
|
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So it was either I keep lying or I leave.
|
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On top of that, lying under oath is a crime.
|
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And she's going after fact after fact and lying again.
|
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But not looking into whether she was lying or not.
|
|
One of the things I think about a lot, you and I tweet at each other about it, is if Trump is at best just talking without any thought about what he's saying, and worst-case scenario is actively lying, if he's got people like Kellyanne Conway actively lying on his behalf, Sean Spicer actively lying, and we've again tolerated lying and spinning from administration representatives for a long time, but this seems beyond the pale, should the press stop interviewing them?
|
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"In the questioning of Manafort, they did tell them at the time that they believed he was lying about certain things related to us that he's not lying about," Giuliani told CNN on Friday.
|
|
The case further suggests the special counsel is watching for people who might try to cover their tracks by lying to investigators, with an eye toward using charges related to lying to leverage cooperation.
|
|
During depositions taken as part of a 2007 libel lawsuit against Trump biographer Tim O'Brien, Trump admitted to lying publicly more than 30 times in order to avoid lying under oath and perjuring himself.
|
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Meng, alongside Huawei and its U.S. subsidiary, is accused of attempting to circumvent sanctions in 2007 by lying about its ownership of the Iranian business Skycom and later lying about selling its interest in Skycom.
|
|
In low-lying Beira, a gateway for imports to southeast Africa, Twitter images and television footage showed billboards and rooftops blown away, trees snapped, communication towers knocked down and electricity cables lying across the streets.
|
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It's not clear, for instance, why Trump telling Don Jr. to give a false public statement would necessarily be considered obstruction — lying to law enforcement officials is a crime, but lying to the public isn't.
|
|
But, but, but: Far more people are in harm's way closer to the storm center, of course, with the sprawling, low-lying city of Kolkata lying just to the east of the weakening storm's path.
|
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There are implications that his brother was a violent abuser, but not everyone seems to remember things that way, and it's hard to parse whether your character is lying to himself or lying to others.
|
|
When Long went outside and looked in the direction the car had gone, she saw at least six people lying on the ground, including a woman lying face-down with blood pouring from her head.
|
|
Barack Obama on Tuesday gave a speech in South Africa in which he claimed that the difference between now and the past is that today when politicians are caught lying, they just go on lying.
|
|
" Peter Strzok, the FBI agent who was fired over anti-Trump text messages, wrote that the agents who interviewed Flynn had "the impression that Flynn was not lying or did not think he was lying.
|
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An accepted way to respond to someone who accuses you of lying is to accuse that person of lying, an invitation for people to choose the falsehoods that suit them, since it's all fake anyway.
|
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One of them, a foreign policy adviser, has pleaded guilty to lying about his contacts with the Russians, while another pleaded guilty to lying about his conversation with the Russian ambassador to the United States.
|
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The reason it's so tempting to embody the age of lies in individuals is that the cultural history of lying has taught us to see lying principally as a matter of one person misleading another.
|
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"It's the size of the Eiffel Tower lying down," Varza said.
|
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Well, it was hard, but I got pretty good at lying.
|
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"I thought the chart was lying," the "Mad Money " host said.
|
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Unlike Paul Manafort, his cooperation didn't collapse amid accusations of lying.
|
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I'm lying facedown in a hotel bathroom in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
|
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Winx was found "lying in a pool of blood," Elliot said.
|
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She claims to hate him, but Jaqen accuses her of lying.
|
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Gates pleaded guilty in early 2018 to lying to Mueller's investigators.
|
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Blair argued the report should exonerate him from accusations of lying.
|
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They know she was lying about working on a fishing boat.
|
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News clips of black bodies lying under sheets on urban streets.
|
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This is the first time I actually hope she is lying.
|
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He has got this lying with the proper emotion down pat.
|
|
Did Sasha imagine everything in the bathroom, or is Ben lying?
|
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But lying in it may be more uncomfortable than he anticipated.
|
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I have seen people on the ground, lying on the road.
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As well as her alleged lying at a Democratic primary debate.
|
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If she's lying, I'm going to catch it in a second.
|
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That second scenario showed the increase in the magnitude in lying.
|
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Zen, known for his feistiness, did not take it lying down.
|
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James Cartwright, convicted of lying to investigators in a leak probe.
|
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Papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators in October 2017.
|
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It's lying on the desk in the house Bella breaks into.
|
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Whatever scooter is lying on the sidewalk, I just grab it.
|
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She was arrested on suspicion of lying to authorities, but freed.
|
|
A later photo shows the dolphin lying dead on the beach.
|
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"Stop lying to yourself and live in your truth," Orman says.
|
|
Democrats demanded he resign and accused him of lying to Congress.
|
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"The cover features Gwyneth Paltrow lying down in mud," Corden joked.
|
|
Reid has since acknowledged lying about that charge, but hasn't apologized.
|
|
Anyone who says they remember when Twitter was good is lying.
|
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He wasn't lying to me in a special and particular way.
|
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Flynn pleaded guilty in December 2017 to lying to the FBI.
|
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Ford was surrounded by emergency personnel lying beside the totaled Jeep.
|
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Stone pleaded not guilty to lying to Congress and witness tampering.
|
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He may be really bad at skiing, but he's not lying.
|
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Stone was found guilty of lying to Congress and witness tampering.
|
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Katie McHugh was fired years ago for multiple reasons, including lying.
|
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The stealing and the lying started when she was a child.
|
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Otherwise, how can we ever know that they are not lying?
|
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And she's not the only one facing charges for allegedly lying.
|
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Flynn pleaded guilty two years ago to lying to federal investigators.
|
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According to police, Harris was found lying motionless with dog bites.
|
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What's true in a world where lying is basically a job?
|
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Images shared by local media show wreckage lying beside the road.
|
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The Trump administration has already gotten caught lying about these numbers.
|
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Some described seeing bodies lying in the streets as they ran.
|
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Its action is minimal: A woman is lying in a bed.
|
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Aden eventually found her husband lying in a pool of blood.
|
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There's no friendship exception to lying on your financial disclosure forms.
|
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It's stressful and confusing and means the developers might be lying.
|
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However, he said, Kavanaugh would "disqualify himself" by lying about them.
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Which, unfortunately, is a form of lying, albeit a justifiable one.
|
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"Lack and Oppenheim were the ones who were lying," McHugh wrote.
|
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She basically looked like a flattened football lying in the hay.
|
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Watch: China pushes back on Pompeo's claim that Huawei is lying
|
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Trump's habitual lying also gave no reason to believe the assertion.
|
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"Of course I did," I said, lying straight through my teeth.
|
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"The Lying Life of Adults" will be Ms. Ferrante's 10th book.
|
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He called Cohen a "weak person" and said he was lying.
|
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He was impeached for lying about what happened with a woman.
|
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In the opening scene of "Bridgit", Ms Prodger is lying down.
|
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They may be lying on the floor, covered in body paint.
|
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Prosecutors showed jurors a photo of Tyshawn's lying in the alley.
|
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I didn't say funniest so you know I'm not lying here.
|
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Other videos show dozens of the animals lying along the roadside.
|
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One male fighter called her a "lying, sick, sociopathic, disgusting freak".
|
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The charges involve money-laundering, tax evasion, illegal lobbying and lying.
|
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"I felt terrible lying to these really nice people," Kruger said.
|
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Kinsey is lying in the road, on his stomach and handcuffed.
|
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She concluded the performance by lying backward onto the fluffy instrument.
|
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And anyone who says they don't watch TV is lying.[Nielsen]
|
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Becker says the oil industry is lying and they know it.
|
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You think people without seasonal depression are lying, crazy or both.
|
|
Bieber could have been purposely lying low during Gomez's big night.
|
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A man lying lifeless as medics pump oxygen into his lungs.
|
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Here, he attacks Jay for lying and cheating during the race.
|
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I'll say it again: You can't win a debate by lying.
|
|
Either that, or he knows he's lying and simply doesn't care.
|
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Pleaded guilty to lying about his Russian contacts in December 2017.
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CLAPPER: The president is calling me a lying machine, well okay.
|
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" He explains, "The inundation of images of black bodies lying motionless.
|
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WATERS: Yeah I mean there is lying taking place all over.
|
|
Cohen eventually admitted to nine criminal counts, including lying to Congress.
|
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I was lying on my bed with Sinbad on my chest.
|
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I mean, I respect her, she can't be lying to me.
|
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I'd be lying if I said I didn't have bad days.
|
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The girl was found lying on the ground at 9 a.m.
|
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Anybody's lying if they say they don't want a hit song.
|
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He's either been dumped as a bestie or Trump is lying.
|
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If she tried to have both, she'd be lying to herself.
|
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Another time, he awoke to a man lying on the ground.
|
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That lying phony needs to be shown the door and fast!
|
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The other has to guess whether they are lying or not.
|
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Lying in honor at the Capitol is granted for private citizens.
|
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" Last December, Holgerson said, "All that she's been doing is lying.
|
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It is not that ministers are lying or massaging the figures.
|
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And then we have the corn lying on top of that.
|
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Worth noting: Cohen pleaded guilty in November to lying to Congress.
|
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That&aposs called propaganda, misinformation, outright lying to the American people.
|
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Each candidate has accused the other of lying about medical conditions.
|
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You are either telling the whole truth or you are lying.
|
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It turned out to be two brothers lying across each other.
|
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They spent just 17 percent of their sleeping time lying down.
|
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He has been caught lying multiple times during his government career.
|
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Some Louisiana parishes have instituted mandatory evacuations for low-lying areas.
|
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Michael saw himself as 14 and lying on an operating table.
|
|
But these days, who uses cash or has it lying around?
|
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Was Hal lying when he said Polly tried to kill herself?
|
|
In "Waking Up" (2018), a young man is lying in bed.
|
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" Clefairy learns a new song, and it's "Why You Always Lying?
|
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I was lying on the ground, Camila on top of me.
|
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Part of that ruse included lying about Gypsy Rose's real age.
|
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THE low-lying Maldives may be inundated by a political storm.
|
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If lying keeps you alive, it keeps you a good liar.
|
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Call concluded that he was lying and decided to fire him.
|
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" Clinton's image briefly appeared on the Wikipedia page for "pathological lying.
|
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Her sister came out and saw someone lying on the floor.
|
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We know when they're acting, thus we know when they're lying.
|
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Viall did not want to take the mild snark lying down.
|
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"I'm lying right now," as a smirk spreads across her face.
|
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There's a third possibility: The men are lying to the pollsters.
|
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Anybody would if they were lying there helpless on that floor.
|
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That's interesting that they ignore your bio or think you're lying.
|
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He has said his accusers are lying, and denied any wrongdoing.
|
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Mr Obama is not lying about what is in his proposals.
|
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The script ends with her simply finding out Howard wasn't lying.
|
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Both sides tell a compelling and believable story ... clearly, someone's lying.
|
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The head of the FBI, or the guy who's definitely lying?
|
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It appeared the vice cops were lying in wait for Stormy.
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And I'm at home, just lying there in my boxer briefs.
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And if you're telling me you don't see it, you're lying.
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"I knew he was lying," he told his listeners on Monday.
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Or that ratty picnic blanket lying forgotten on the backseat floor.
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I find that people misrepresenting others and lying is indeed corrosive.
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Let me ask you a questions -- so he admitted to lying.
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Bodies were "just lying on the floor like meat," Bradley said.
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It may seem like a lot of lying around and relaxing.
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Flaherty was lying inside, all done up in her prom dress.
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But the lying isn't limited to individual senators discussing individual measures.
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NASA advises lying on your back with your feet facing northeast.
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"It was a real race," Beckham said after the game, lying.
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We will unite as one against Trump and his lying government.
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Clinton accused Trump of lying, without addressing any of his claims.
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Lying to the FBI alone places him in serious legal jeopardy.
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The media, the lying media says I'm not but I am.
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Jasper is lying at her feet now, his headache almost soothed.
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If the president is lying, he needs to be called out.
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The penalties for lying when registering a firm should be stiff.
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I was lying on the bottom bunk of a bunk bed.
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Someone is lying here, and it doesn't seem to be Rosenstein.
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Leaving a classified lock bag lying around with key in it.
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But that doesn't mean other diplomatic traps aren't lying in wait.
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It was about whether Trump had "proof" that Wilson was lying.
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The idea is to monetize unused inventory when it's lying idle.
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Flynn pleaded guilty earlier this month to lying to FBI investigators.
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It looked like a half-crushed helmet lying on the path.
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No, seriously, why did we have the doll just lying around?
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In other words, holy shit, what else are they lying about?
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After all, he has already admitted to lying the first time.
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The basic asymmetric information between writer and reader just encourages lying.
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I looked credible as I was lying there on the bed.
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Trump can't seem to stop either his bombast or his lying.
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Lying, he might have hoped, would work out better for everyone.
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Lying initially required more effort and concentration than telling the truth.
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He also admitted to lying about his exchanges with other reporters.
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Stone stands accused of lying to Congress, obstruction and witness tampering.
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So, why then would Manafort endanger himself by lying to Mueller?
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Will the media call out Jenkins for his lying and dishonesty?
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"It's about lying to the American people and covering it up."
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Some villagers have moved to lower lying areas to take part.
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When lying on the hospital bed, she wasn't thinking about paralysis.
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As soon as you admit to lying, then you're scot-free.
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His son is lying next to him in a green blanket.
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The FBI deputy director has been fired for leaking and lying.
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"He essentially spent 22 months lying to the country," Gaetz said.
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"And cut away if he goes off text and starts lying."
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Flynn pleaded guilty to lying about his communications with Russian officials.
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I felt so bad about lying to her all this time.
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It's not there to be given, so stop lying to me.
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But unlike many similarly afflicted, I don't take it lying down.
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Theirs is a thankless task: They must know they are lying.
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"I'm not lying," said one prosecution witness, Garrett's grandmother Patricia Phillips.
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But the media can't stop lying about what the president says.
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"Ten times out of nine, I know you're lying," sings Beyoncé.
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Now, I don't know if he's lying in this particular case.
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Lying to Congress about those connections will result in criminal charges.
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I realized that either Greenville was cheating or Brooklyn was lying.
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A book that, much like a women, is incapable of lying!
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Horizontal" because he "spent so much time lying on our couch.
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The president has accused Cohen of lying and denied any wrongdoing.
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She feels like a gut-shot animal lying in the road.
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But now that you're lying down, they're out of a job.
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But there is deeply rooted trauma lying underneath the band-aid.
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In all, Mueller accuses Manafort of lying on five separate matters.
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Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators in December 2017.
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Flynn and Papadopoulos have both pleaded guilty to lying to investigators.
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"They're lying to you," Melgen's defense attorney Kirk Ogrosky told jurors.
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I'd be lying if I said it hadn't crossed my mind!
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Now when someone says something false, journalists can show they're lying.
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Flynn pleaded guilty earlier this month to lying to the FBI.
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The corpses are all lying in one big group, piled together.
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I'm thinking that if you're lying down (horizontal), you're basically level.
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I'd be lying if I said it was a transcendent night.
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Donald Trump has made blatant the party's current problem with lying.
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"Fox News is lying," Tapper wrote to his 1.45 million followers.
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And Trump hasn't stopped tweeting accusations that the whistleblower was lying.
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Or they were prosecuted for lying about crimes that didn't occur.
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I think, he is nuts and he is lying a lot.
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Instead, they justified the lying as part of Trump's populist appeal.
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He recalls lying in a hammock reading Charlie Brown cartoon strips.
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Eventually, they find Sidney's trailer, with Sidney's dead body lying outside.
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Video FEDERAL JUDGE ACCUSES MUELLER TEAM OF LYING: &aposC&aposMON MAN!
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Trump, in turn, has accused Comey of lying about their interactions.
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Just didn't believe it at all, like, You're lying to me.
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She complained to friends; he told them that she was lying.
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In addition, Wright was also convicted of lying to the FBI.
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The White House's official position is that the women are lying.
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It was like lying on the underside of a giant cat.
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"If Ted Cruz's mouth is moving, he's lying," the ad concludes.
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There was no evidence to suggest that Hal Howard was lying.
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At least one body was still lying inside a ruined house.
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Again, Trump's lying is a big facilitator of all this corruption.
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Fortunately, someone left the parts of a bridge just lying around.
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Campaign adviser George Papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI.
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But I'd be lying if I said I didn't miss it.
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I remember lying on the bathroom floor and praying to live.
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You could do that without necessarily lying and committing a crime.Right.
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Osha ends up lying on the floor, clutching a throat wound.
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A "distant relationship with the truth" sounds a lot like lying.
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Just use, you know, that spare $490k you've got lying around.
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In terms of dating, lying is not only standard, but encouraged.
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Somebody was lying, or, in the most charitable reading, incredibly forgetful.
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When it stopped we saw a man lying under the tyre.
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It was of a man lying curled up next to me.
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That's especially true because the lying disease seems to be catching.
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Or was Kerr lying again in order to land his joke?
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My boyfriend says he did, but I think he is lying.
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So you're lying there on the field, you get carted off.
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His body was found lying in the breezeway of the complex.
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Eagles wide receiver quickly tweeted Monday that the president was lying.
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She filed the defamation suit after Trump accused her of lying.
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Manafort is charged with lying on tax forms and bank fraud.
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So when you're lying in bed, none of that is happening.
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Women were randomly assigned to labor either lying down or upright.
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FaceID works really well (except when I was lying in bed).
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And if that's the case, the odds are that you're lying.
|
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But misleading users — even outright lying — aren't necessarily against the rules.
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The story continues: "You're lying, you don't remember!" cried the children.
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Then the driver sped away, leaving her lying in the street.
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They were lying on the dock, side by side, soaking wet.
|
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Cohen subsequently pleaded guilty to lying to Congress in the testimony.
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This is Schneeman's aesthetic: use whatever is lying around the house.
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"He's lying, very simply, to get a reduced sentence," Trump said.
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I was lying down on my bed, because I was tired.
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"What they're doing is intimidating and coercing and lying," he said.
|
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Many low-lying features in America's coastal parks are goners too.
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This doesn't mean that any of these false supercentenarians are lying.
|
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Why do anything standing up that you can do lying down?
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Lying in the sparse underbrushnear the parking lot was a Kotex.
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He was big, and bald, and lying peacefully in his bed.
|
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"I just feel like lying down all the time," she'd say.
|
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But when he saw her lying there, he didn't even pause.
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The ships lying at anchor on Battleship Row sustained direct hits.
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Low-lying coastal cities in America should be thinking the same.
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He pled guilty to conspiracy and lying to investigators in February.
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Lying is not only normal; it's also a sign of intelligence.
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I'd be lying if [I said] you never get bummed out.
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I'd be lying if I didn't say I was still bitter.
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A toupee lying on the unmade bed resembled a sleeping cat.
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It's also the first season where Liza is tired of lying.
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He was lying on the ground and no one paid attention.
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All right, I'm actually — I wish people would say I'm lying.
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And I am not contradicting, and I'm not lying to you.
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First, if you have no intention of making plans, stop lying.
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My lying on the bedspread was a great disappointment to everyone.
|
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"If I'm lying, you can sue me for perjury," he said.
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I think that's pretty hard to say we were both lying.
|
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If that isn't bad enough, the prosecution witnesses are all lying.
|
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Or, in one case, the F.B.I. said there was no lying.
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I am not saying that Trump and Giuliani are always lying.
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I'd be lying if I said I didn't think about it.
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We don't have thousands of dollars lying around to make repairs.
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How to tell if someone is lying Two words: body language.
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This is what happens when you leave your camera lying around.
|
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And then I noticed a little boy lying in the dirt.
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Try lying down on the sand and letting your body relax.
|
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No fewer than five times did Comey accuse Trump of lying.
|
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Mr. Forkner could face criminal charges of lying to the government.
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Lying there on my belly, I willed the conch to move.
|
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But we'd be lying if we didn't admit to playing favorites.
|
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They must defend his incessant lying, clear incompetence and dubious dealings.
|
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Is Trump lying when he claims he will build the wall?
|
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He is also lying about what his administration is really doing.
|
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David Leonhardt The president of the United States is lying again.
|
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Fortunately, the American people aren't taking these tax plans lying down.
|
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We backed up and found it lying, dead, in the snow.
|
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Year-end lists are stories: They tell the truth by lying.
|
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He is, after all, the Liberace of Lying: fluid, florid, flamboyant.
|
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The ad accuses Kirk for lying about his own military service.
|
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The White House claims the women making such claims are lying.
|
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McCabe was caught lying four times, three of them under oath.
|
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PRETENDING IS LYING By Dominique Goblet Translated by Sophie Yanow Illustrated.
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I will NOT be Intimidated into silence by LYING LIB MEDIA.
|
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James Clapper should be in jail for lying to the government.
|
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We found her lying in bed in a tight fetal position.
|
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One is lying on her side, propped up on one elbow.
|
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He alerted the building's superintendent, and they found her lying unconscious.
|
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At times, they were portrayed as lying for fortune or fame.
|
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Police officers found Ms. Majors lying face down and bleeding profusely.
|
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"Under Islam, lying with a man is a sin," he said.
|
|
At the hospital, she recalls seeing women lying on the floor.
|
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I apologize for lying to you on TV for 21 years.
|
|
Here's mine: In many ways, we cannot help ourselves from lying.
|
|
Pompeo released a wild statement on Saturday accusing Kelly of lying.
|
|
Like Microsoft, Apple is not taking the Chromebook phenomenon lying down.
|
|
Judge Newbauer's claim was much broader: that there is widespread lying.
|
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"I was the fetal position, lying on the bed," he said.
|
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To both Victoria and Peter, this is the same as lying.
|
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Lying down in it, I would look like a raw oyster.
|
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"And the 10th senator who says he has is lying."Sen.
|
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He is still coming for your coverage — and lying about it.
|
|
He said scores of bodies were still lying in open air.
|
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You're lying— you sneaking little— oh you're not even good sawdust!
|
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It can be while you are walking, sitting or lying down.
|
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Moreira Franco said in a statement that the executive was lying.
|
|
The source for Mr. Steele may, of course, have been lying.
|
|
Amoral and power-hungry, he's lying with knowledge, calculation and abandon.
|
|
The lawsuit alleges Cohen defamed Daniels by suggesting she is lying.
|
|
The White House says it is the women who are lying.
|
|
Danielle knew that her mother was lying about her father's death.
|
|
" In his tweet Tuesday, Trump accused Clapper of "lying to Congress.
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The political machinations, lying, and backstabbing are all so damn thrilling.
|
|
He lied about having sex and yeah, we don't like lying.
|
|
Everyone does and anyone who says otherwise is lying to themselves.
|
|
It wasn't that the American briefers were actually lying to us.
|
|
But there certainly may be other modern human fossils lying around.
|
|
Low-lying islands throughout the Pacific could become uninhabitable by 2050.
|
|
Sometimes it's difficult to know if Trump is truly "lying," i.e.
|
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That meant lying about how Volkswagen was cheating on emissions tests.
|
|
After the announcement, Trump on Twitter accused the Democrats of lying.
|
|
" On Friday, he said he thinks "all the women are lying.
|
|
"Lying to an inspector general is very rarely prosecuted," Toobin said.
|
|
A few are still lying in dizzy, half-dead piles nearby.
|
|
George was lying on a hospital bed in the living room.
|
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Michael Flynn on a single count of lying to the FBI.
|
|
Lying to the F.B.I. is punishable by five years in prison.
|
|
Trump has a lifelong record of bullying, aggression, lying, and extremism.
|
|
Note: Cohen is headed to jail for earlier lying to Congress.
|
|
"Women have to start out disproving that they're lying," she said.
|
|
""Bush got us into this horrible war with lies, by lying.
|
|
Lying about those mistakes under oath matters even that much more.
|
|
Rising seas threaten to inundate all low-lying seacoasts and islands.
|
|
Esraa Abdel Fattah (Egypt)Journalist accused of lying about abusive imprisonment.
|
|
"Stop the damn lying — you're the President," Holder tweeted late Monday.
|
|
When we looked back, we saw people lying on the floor.
|
|
In an administrative procedure, false statements (lying) require proof of intent.
|
|
The official White House position is that the women are lying.
|
|
Some common methods include over the shoulder, seated, and lying down.
|
|
" Greenberg said Friday that he thinks "all the women are lying.
|
|
No, lying flat after sex won't increase your chances of conception.
|
|
Others can't get through a day without lying down to rest.
|
|
The more you 'correct' me the more people think you're lying.
|
|
She apologized for lying and for the miseducation of her daughter.
|
|
One's hope with this stuff is always that Trump is lying.
|
|
There isn't much equipment lying around or even visible temperature gauges.
|
|
After his prosecutions, Mr. Cohen knows well the costs of lying.
|
|
I remember lying awake at night, stressing about what to do.
|
|
Lying out of a sense of compassion can actually be detrimental.
|
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I'm cold and I'm ashamed and lying naked on the floor.
|
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We encourage the lying because we are dissatisfied with the mundane.
|
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All of them or most of them are lying about me.
|
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A black couple is lying on a hill overlooking San Francisco.
|
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I was lying in the grass and couldn't feel my legs.
|
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Cormier says Jon is a drug abusing, lying, cheating bad person.
|
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But there should still be some cash lying around, Lieber says.
|
|
His lying was strategic, aimed at accomplishing personal and professional aims.
|
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Lying in this hearing, by contrast, doesn't help Cohen at all.
|
|
Cohen is under oath, and lying to Congress would constitute perjury.
|
|
A white cell phone is lying on the grass before her.
|
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And nothing required doing that, and they were lying about it.
|
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Trump's lying has put the press in a lose-lose situation.
|
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But one day, I finally stopped lying and told my family.
|
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I love all the casual lying that entrepreneurs have to do.
|
|
Technologists aren't lying when they say secure back doors are impossible.
|
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In fact, a member of Congress has indicated that McCabe was accused of lying not once but four times about leaking information to the media on the Clinton investigation: lying to FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE, lying to the office of professional responsibility, and lying twice under oath to the inspector general.
|
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"There is no particular penalty for lying to the public, unless the public gets tired of it, but there is a real penalty for lying to the FBI," the Kentucky Republican said at a news conference.
|
|
It does not seem particularly likely that he is lying — especially since President Trump has already brought up the possibility that tapes of their encounter exist, lying under oath would put him in serious legal jeopardy.
|
|
The deflection and whataboutism Sanders has been using to downplay Mueller's revelation about her lying about lying is standard procedure for her when she's asked to explain false claims either she or the president has made.
|
|
Trump's lying is so incessant and predictable that his own lawyers are reportedly warning him against talking with the special counsel Robert Mueller for fear that the lying could expose Trump to even more legal jeopardy.
|
|
In those documents, Flynn's counsel implied he may have been coerced into lying because he didn't have counsel present and wasn't given a warning about the penalties for lying when he spoke to FBI agents on Jan.
|
|
Someone who quite clearly had butt injections can post a video of herself doing side-lying leg lifts will still get all the people wishing they had a butt like hers also doing side-lying leg lifts.
|
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MURDOCH: As far as lying, I&aposm not really going to judge the President on if he&aposs lying or not because I&aposve been known to lie about whether I take the trash out or not.
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Trump said in February 2017 that he fired Flynn for lying to the vice president, but later tweeted he also fired the retired general for lying to the FBI, raising questions about whether the president obstructed justice.
|
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"There's no particular penalty for lying to the public, unless the public gets tired of it, but there is a real penalty for lying to the F.B.I.," Mr. McConnell said at a news conference at the Capitol.
|
|
"It means either Manafort is lying, or the Party of Regions was lying," Serhiy Leshchenko, an investigative journalist and a member of Parliament who has been critical of Mr. Manafort's work in Ukraine, said in an interview.
|
|
This past December, days before Mr. Flynn was to be sentenced for lying to the F.B.I., his lawyers wrote a memo to the judge suggesting that federal agents had tricked the former national security adviser into lying.
|
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In the second, I see two people lying naked in a bed.
|
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Wearily I uncapped my red pen, my sins lying heavy upon me.
|
|
Photos circulating online showed disturbing images of drowned children lying in mud.
|
|
"In Cleveland we have a lot of low-lying areas," Ard said.
|
|
But how do you avoid the North Korean history of just lying?
|
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They pretend to be talking in metaphors when they're in fact lying.
|
|
During the broadcast, Kardashian took to Twitter and accused Woods of lying.
|
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What if you said no and I found out you were lying?
|
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I mean you had people who couldn't lie because lying is bad.
|
|
If he proposes to Tayshia or Hannah G, we'll know he's lying.
|
|
However, Waymo's latest claims could mean Uber has been lying all along.
|
|
Papadopoulos has pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators in Mueller's probe.
|
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But they have to admit to us that they had been lying.
|
|
Alptekin was also hit with four counts of lying to the FBI.
|
|
"I was just lying there, sort of broken and crying," she continued.
|
|
"I was just lying in bed when I found out," he said.
|
|
But also lying on the ground with a leg in the air!
|
|
Keep in mind, a hangover is the poison lying in dehydrated areas.
|
|
Oh, and don't forget the desiccated sea-monster lying on the sand.
|
|
Evacuees waited in traffic trying to get out of low-lying areas.
|
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I hate that all the lying and hate has become so normal.
|
|
In the end, all the lying was more than we could handle.
|
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She's the most conceited lying evil person I've ever seen in politics.
|
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Unless you are simply lying to yourself or you've never tasted it.
|
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With this administration, lying seems to be at an all-time high.
|
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Heck, you might even have a spare lying around you could use.
|
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I'd be lying if I said these sections didn't drag a bit.
|
|
He carried out the mission while lying prone in a shallow ditch.
|
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There were all sorts of percussion instruments lying around on the floor.
|
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Cunningham is also accused of lying on a report about the shooting.
|
|
Either the president is lying or he's totally uninformed about the issue.
|
|
Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators in a separate matter.
|
|
She wasn't lying: It's days later, and the bruise is still there.
|
|
Sharing a photo of herself lying in a hospital bed on Jan.
|
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You may be lying to yourself about how much fun you're having.
|
|
He follows it with a shot of Rachel lying on the couch.
|
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We'll find out if the FBI has been lying to the public.
|
|
History show that charges of lying are unlikely to harm either one.
|
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TRUMP: I don't want to get into whether or not he's lying.
|
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When your body's lying to mine, senses tingling right through my spine.
|
|
Profumo was forced to resign after lying to parliament about their relationship.
|
|
The classic example is the low-lying, high-population nation of Bangladesh.
|
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"I'd be lying if I said I didn't hear it," he said.
|
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While he's lying there, flashbacks from the day come back in snippets.
|
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Someone at Liberty High is threatening witnesses into lying on the stand.
|
|
Most importantly, I stopped lying to myself and operating below my potential.
|
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Mark Warner, a Virginia Democrat whose committee Cohen has admitted lying to.
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And if a kid says he found a lost city, he's lying.
|
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Trayvoning was lying down with Skittles and pretending that you are ... Dead.
|
|
I think it is impossible to measure the amount of political lying.
|
|
" One reporter asked her: "Were you lying to us at the time?
|
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Enough voters decided that boasting, mocking, lying and grabbing women were secondary.
|
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Funny as hell, but there's nothing funny about his Lying Fratboy Ass!!!
|
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He was also charged with lying to the FBI about the arrest.
|
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If not for groping her, perhaps for lying about it, she thought.
|
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Why are the girls still lying to the men in their lives?
|
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Viall accused Gates of lying in order to maintain her public image.
|
|
So who do you believe, these guys or your own lying eyes?
|
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Surrounded by cinderblock and lying on concrete, every noise was in stereo.
|
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He was found lying in the roadway at around 11:00 p.m.
|
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For comparison, I have one block standing up and one lying down.
|
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Was he lying during day upon day upon day of undercover filming?
|
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We're outright lying about this girl and surely we're better than that.
|
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Lying to federal officials is a crime, and Papadopoulos was subsequently charged.
|
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" A reporter asked her: "Were you lying to us at the time?
|
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Spectral figures, dressed in white, lying on gurneys in an operating theater.
|
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Then, there's Emma, who's lying to Jesus about her post-college plans.
|
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Job Four is going to be you lying right here, says Meg.
|
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Others appeared to be unconscious, lying next to a pool of vomit.
|
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Simon was later charged with lying to police during the criminal investigation.
|
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And that Trump keeps lying about it makes it even more awkward.
|
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I'd be lying if I said I didn't know it was coming.
|
|
The authorities evacuated low-lying villages and opened shelters for the homeless.
|
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Tesla and Elon Musk are not purposefully lying about delivering these cars.
|
|
Detectives also accused her of lying under oath, according to NBC News.
|
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He said he also saw Bella, 4, lying lifeless and "blue" nearby.
|
|
Of course, they could be lying to throw us off the trail.
|
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There are many people who actually believe any lying is unacceptable behavior.
|
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Let's review this effort to normalize lying by a White House official.
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But I'd be lying if I said that we should keep going.
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Flynn is awaiting sentencing for his own lying charge brought by Mueller.
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Want to know who was telling the truth and who was lying?
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We're trying to mimic the same physiology as when we're lying down.
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So by virtue of just lying there motionless, we become likely victims.
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He was lying on my bed and pulled me over to him.
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You deserved to know the truth and lying to you was unjust.
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Turns out Duncan Kerr wasn't lying — there was treasure there after all.
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The false FISA warrants were obtained through lying to the FISA court.
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Why bother lying when you can just control others with your voice?
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So how do we know the company isn't lying this time around?
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How about payments to a porn star and then lying about it?
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In the overflowing hospital, Linsey found Amelie lying lifeless under a sheet.
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Oh, and when they say blondes have more fun, they're not lying.
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He pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his Russian contacts.
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