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When he says that when refugees come here from Syria "we have no idea who they are," he is certainly misdescribing the vetting process, which is actually quite extensive.
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In that sense, Trump completely misdescribing his own tax plan almost certainly wasn't a "bad answer" that would hurt him in the eyes of the public, who overwhelmingly will have not noticed.
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Maybe O'Brien, having gone through a lawsuit in which he avoided a charge of actual malice in his portrayal of Trump's financial situation, is just back for another bite at the apple and this time he's willfully misdescribing the situation.
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New York: Crossroad, 2005, p. 402. In the early fifteenth century, Jean Gerson accused Jan van Ruusbroec of misdescribing the nature of union with God in a way that placed him in the company of the 'Free Spirit' heretics.Denys Turner. "Dionysius and some late medieval mystical theologians of northern Europe".
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In 1980, she founded the Women's Action for Nuclear Disarmament (WAND) in the United States, which was later renamed Women's Action for New Directions. It is a group dedicated to reducing or redirecting government spending away from nuclear energy and nuclear weapons towards what the group perceives as unmet social issues. During her time in the United States from 1977 to 1986, Caldicott was the founding president from 1978 to 1983 of Physicians for Social Responsibility (founded in 1961 and dormant from 1970 to 1978), and she helped to recruit 23,000 doctors committed to misdescribing to the public and their colleagues on the dangers of nuclear energy.
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