Instead, scientists propagated them in lab dishes from fruit tissue.
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Then there's the bad faith unity argument propagated by the right.
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Mr Trump lambasted the 'fake news' propagated by CNN and MSNBC.
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But these are insidious threats being propagated on these web platforms.
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We propagated the idea of dance music as a form here.
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Or was this just self-serving claptrap propagated by comedy writers?
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There could be an instance propagated with news junkies and commentariat.
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"missing" server as one of the fictions propagated by Russia's security
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I only have issue with the words and definitions being propagated here.
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It's a controversial and widely admonished assertion that's commonly propagated by Islamophobes.
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That was sold and propagated as a showbusiness moment for the news.
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His thesis was that the famine was a hoax propagated by a
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From there, it was propagated on Twitter and other social media forums.
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They struggled, however, to explain convincingly how markets generated and propagated those ideas.
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This kind of biased reporting is systemic, often propagated by the same offenders.
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Alien and weird are synonymous, and both are identities Bowie embraced and propagated.
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The conspiracy went mainstream when it was propagated by Fox News and Donald Trump.
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"These claims are blatantly false and propagated by a counterfeit organization," a spokesperson said.
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During the Cold War, the socialist state propagated an ideal of a genderless society.
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"PTSD and anxiety disorders, like phobias, are characterized and propagated by avoidance," says Rizzo.
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"These claims are blatantly false and propagated by a counterfeit organization," the statement read.
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These seed strains had been propagated in chicken eggs, the common method used today.
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That perspective would be propagated for centuries and is still found in embryology lessons today.
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Wasn&apost this all about Russian lives paid for, disseminated, propagated and lying to courts?
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It was just propagated and these judges when are we going to hear from them.
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Never bullied anyone, just said I️ didn't agree with what is being propagated on tv.
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If this gene modification eventually propagated throughout the entire population, mosquitoes would go extinct. Forever.
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Soon we propagated time-sensitive videos capturing evidence to be vetted by a ravenous public.
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As a result, a Soviet school turned into a politicized institution which actively propagated Stalinism.
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This propagated perverse incentives, raised prices and reduced choices, ultimately costing patients and taxpayers dearly.
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As much as anyone, I have propagated the idea that Manning is a colossal idiot.
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The 28 murals represent a variety of styles and street art philosophies propagated in New York.
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This could reinforce the disconnect between pleasure and communication that mainstream porn has already vastly propagated.
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Except there are processes that people rigorously enforce to make sure mistruths like these aren't propagated.
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Cookie-cutter wall text only normalizes the narratives created and propagated by a culture of exploitation.
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Despite the self-serving rhetoric propagated by many ENGOs, we are not victims of climate change.
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But the company has been widely criticized for the level of misinformation propagated through its service.
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It spread to the Bronx around 2005, as it propagated and its members migrated, investigators said.
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De Cleyre's views, which she propagated prolifically in poems and essays, were grounded in personal experience.
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That will not be easy, especially when some of that mistrust is propagated by elected officials.
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Since the dawn of vaccination there has been a war of disinformation, propagated by both sides.
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No, that was fake news propagated by my opponents who were running behind in the polls.
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Or are we just hearing about it more, thanks to the hysteria propagated on el Feisbuk?
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Nonetheless, opponents of LGBTQ rights widely propagated the myth in Houston, leading to the Houston law's defeat.
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The Mahdi army also propagated the widespread corruption that has plagued Iraq for more than a decade.
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Despite the paltry funding, researchers have still made strides in determining how viruses like ASF are propagated.
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Modi, himself, was associated early on with the RSS that has long propagated a Hindu-first India.
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That sudden movement then propagated as a wave that shook the ground for miles around the epicenter.
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Some of the sentiment against medications, as Hansen can testify, is propagated by people suffering from addiction.
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Facebook also stopped a fake news story that propagated a popular conspiracy theory about September 229th from trending.
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All mythologies that have propagated to explain the unexplained, the things modern science can't quite justify or illuminate.
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It is propagated by religious leaders, parroted by wildly popular television news anchors, and published in school textbooks.
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"We found the proof that you have gravity waves propagated by these very slow winds," said Dr. Bertaux.
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No one should be fooled by the campaign of misinformation being propagated by Bombardier, Airbus, and their allies.
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The theory once propagated by Mubarak's supporters in 2011 is now treated as fact by the current government.
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The seeds pass through the bears unharmed, and more apple trees with preferential genes are propagated in spring.
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Those rumors, curiously enough, are propagated by an internet hoax site that seems to delight in pranking celebrities.
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If this gene modification propagated across multiple generations and the entire population, the mosquito would eventually go extinct.
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Researchers implant a small tag in the sturgeons, which allows a propagated fish to be scanned and recognized.
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Provide and pinpoint exact times, places, situations and individuals to whom this president has allegedly propagated such falsehoods.
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Intelligence officials recently briefed senators that the alternative narrative about Ukraine has been propagated by Russian intelligence services.
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It was also propagated by several mainstream media outlets including news app JinriToutiao, Tencent News and Phoenix News.
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By Monday, rumors that Ventura was alive after the crash, looted and left for dead propagated the digital airwaves.
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Correction: A previous version of this story indicated that the the Stuxnet attack was propagated through a USB drive.
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Yet the myth Price propagated has been used time and time again to restrict the use of these drugs.
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This comprehensive exhibition dispels that view and, in doing so, begins to unravel a narrative MoMA has long propagated.
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No one has any ideas about the deep-rooted violence against women that is propagated in the supply chains.
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She propagated the Pizzagate conspiracy theory, for example, and falsely accused a Parkland survivor of giving a Nazi salute.
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At one point, the president called the phenomenon a "hoax" propagated by China to make U.S. manufacturing less competitive.
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While left populists correctly diagnose society's problems, their solutions are just as simplistic as those propagated by the right.
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One poster the organization propagated featured a dancer balancing atop the iconic bronze charging-bull statue on Wall Street.
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Stuff like fundamentalism, creationism, islamism, HIV/AIDS denial, all sorts of crazy thoughts that were usually propagated by men.
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In the end, the message Abreu propagated, albeit somewhat unintentionally, is that Brazil's left is quite literally a joke.
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For some reason, a piece of misinformation is propagated as fact by enough people that it becomes commonly accepted.
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That hashtag was propagated in 2500 by Morgan Doane, a director of analytics for an art company in Florida.
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Mr. Jones — who has propagated conspiracy theories about the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in 2012 and the Sept.
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For example, no one I know thought there was any truth to the Pizzagate conspiracy theory propagated by Infowars.
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Claims of responsibility are quickly picked up and propagated by Al Qaeda, making the delay in this instance suspect.
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He added that the rise of hateful content and fake news being propagated online meant something had to change.
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Apple's hardware (iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple TVs, even Watches) is so widely propagated, Apple effectively owns a distribution network.
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"Bias in data can get propagated to machine learning that can lead to bias systems," Horvitz told me last year.
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"If that message keeps getting propagated over and over and over again, sometimes it starts to seep in," he said.
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That way, if someone types in a wrong number, that wrong number doesn't get propagated through to the global database.
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It was practised by most of history's traditional empires, whether the faith they propagated was Christian, Muslim or any other.
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Since his election in 2010, he has rewritten Hungary's constitution, taken control of newspapers, and propagated anti-immigration conspiracy theories.
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He lashed out at the "fake news media," which he claimed have propagated the "hoax" of his collusion with Russia.
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Indeed, Sunni extremists have used the intolerant views propagated by the ideology known as Wahhabism to justify violence against others.
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The best part about their system is that most of the greens can be propagated and grown without much upkeep.
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It should be noted that critics have accused the original pizza rat of being a scam propagated by improv comedians.
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What caused The Great Recession was fear and panic propagated by false or wildly overstated claims about actual economic circumstances.
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They act as if they were right all along and other benighted critics held the views that they themselves propagated.
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This unique inheritance pattern means that potatoes are typically sterile, and must be propagated by harvesting them and replanting tubers.
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The Philodendron "Burle Marx," appearing throughout the exhibition, was propagated from a plant at his estate in Brazil by Jungles.
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The intolerance and hate propagated in Saudi-built religious schools and mosques have inspired countless terrorist attacks the world over.
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There was no action we could have taken to stop the e-mails or the fake news from being propagated. . . .
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Looking at the data, the scientists were able to paint a picture of a solar eruption as it propagated through space.
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After the warning signal had fully propagated, the leaves began to release their defense-related hormones in preparation for future attacks.
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JF: So technically it's fake news, but it was propagated not by one of these dubious sites, but by Fox News?
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The claims were propagated by neo-Nazis and people who doubt former president Barack Obama's US citizenship, also known as birthers.
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It's this stereotype that's propagated a host of insults on the playground, designed to reduce a little girl to a color.
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The President and his allies continue to provide cover for the racist violence in Charlottesville, and the violent ideology propagated there.
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"BTW, Trumps line that Obama founded ISIS echoes exactly a myth propagated by Russian state-controlled media and bloggers," McFaul tweeted.
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" It added, "the WSJ appears happy to have become a noticeboard for conspiracy theories and smears propagated by the Malaysian opposition.
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My friend is really happy with her dress, and she brings me two little propagated Monstera leaves to say thank you.
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Software projects have propagated on the site, but only after the company relaxed regulations on the tech category back in 2014.
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When it comes to Dirty Dancing, there's one still from the film that's been propagated over and over throughout pop culture.
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"If Mr. Trump is suggesting a conspiracy theory that is being propagated across the country ... that's ridiculous," Obama said in August.
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These are ripples in space, propagated at the speed of light, that are created by tumultuous astronomical events involving gargantuan bodies.
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These crows play into black caricatures propagated during the slavery era, mostly seen in the way the crows speak and dress.
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Contrary to the falsehoods propagated by H-1B opponents, these visas have a meaningful impact on wage growth for American workers.
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When rumors and fake news get propagated by mischief-mongers, the medium used for such propagation cannot evade responsibility and accountability.
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Essentially, airflow passing over Venus's mountains was sculpted into waveforms that propagated upward, eventually taking the bow-shape observed by Akatsuki.
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Sterne would offer a visual cue to direct viewers to consider the institutional systems that overtime built and propagated the movement.
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In short, I see nothing in the League or the internet-propagated Five Star Movement that does not cause me disgust.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Google and Facebook have been taking steps to curb the number of false news articles propagated across their sites.
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Sanders played down Clinton's overwhelming victory by pointing to his own in New Hampshire and warned against divisiveness propagated by Trump.
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Still, I've always thought the commonly propagated complaint about the dearth of "classic" films on Netflix something of a straw man.
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We've been, again, crystal clear to all media including The Guardian, who really propagated this story from day one, based on nothing.
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Wim Kok, a Labour prime minister elected in 1994, propagated Third Way centre-left policies before Tony Blair and Gerhard Schröder did.
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Economists have long warned that India's attitude towards trade stands in contrast with the nation's open-for-business image propagated by Modi.
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This past summer, the social network released a similarly massive set of posts and links that foreign trolls propagated on the site.
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The Kree previously destroyed their home planet and propagated lies about them ever since, making the war seem more equal and reasonable.
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People's distrust for the media, plus the rapid innovations in internet and social media, have propagated dozens of new, alternative news options.
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Either path would fuel new questions about Trump's honesty and ability to distinguish fact from conspiracy theories propagated by fringe media outlets.
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Saudis use the term, as do Western and Arab academics, to describe the faith as it is propagated by the Saudi state.
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Perhaps a program in Tennessee that offers free vocational training to anyone who is laid off could be propagated to more states.
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Polarization has persuaded growing numbers of people on the left that the national "we" is a fiction propagated by straight white men.
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The images and actions of this protest break the stereotype propagated by some in India that Indian Muslims are susceptible to extremism.
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"That kind of unreality that is propagated as reality is what people feel reminded of, and that's why they keep coming back."
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For years, a commonly propagated misconception held that the human body loses between 40% to 50% of its heat through the head.
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We also noticed that this leak was primarily propagated by business-grade transit providers and did not impact consumer ISP networks as much.
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Here are three myths about the Iowa caucuses that I believe the "Conventional Wisdom Media" have propagated and that need to be corrected.
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Echo would have wagered with great confidence that most of the crops were being propagated with seed that didn't come from approved vendors.
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When the web first started taking off, information propagated via the web and hyperlinks, and that world was dominated by Google web search.
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This became an internet meme propagated by multiple far-right groups and individuals, with about 7,000 variations of it according to our dataset.
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Authorities believe hackers inserted a vulnerability into M.E. Doc's software, which was then propagated to its customers during an update in mid-April.
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"Once their first machine was hit the malware propagated to more than 1,000 machines in a day," he said, without naming the company.
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Trump has fulfilled their demand for more belligerence toward Russia; Pompeo now affirms the very anti-WikiLeaks theories that they'd so intently propagated.
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Jacklin's choice flies in the face of a persistent myth propagated about the poor, both in the developing world and in rich countries.
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Let's hope that the federal government, and all 50 states, will recoup their losses with civil suits against those who propagated these lies.
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The Indian army told the BBC that these allegations were fake and propagated by people who were trying to spread anti-India hysteria.
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It propagated lies about voting rules and processes, attempted to steer voters toward third-party candidates and created stories that advocated not voting.
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But Horowitz refuted the claims propagated by Trump that the Russia investigation had its roots in the unverified, salacious allegations in the dossier.
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Cool, brutal, elegant, fiery, he established a kind of International Style in music, and propagated it in polemical writings and through institutional networks.
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Why it matters: Former Trump administration officials have described the theory as a "fictional narrative," developed and propagated by Russian security services themselves.
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He's the bearded alt-right troll who's propagated several fake news stories that have either been disproven or determined to be completely baseless.
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"That's the opposite of a culture of isolation and intolerance like that being propagated by right-wing populist movements at the moment," it said.
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Key context: This is part of a larger effort on the part of platforms to deal with the rise of fake news propagated online.
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You propagated me without finding a solution to the quandary you created: asking me to solve online abuse while restraining me from doing so.
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Prior to 2002, those brightening episodes propagated around the lake in a counter-clockwise direction, but in recent years, they seem to have reversed.
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There are people who are concerned from a national security standpoint about having a company that they have concerns about propagated throughout our networks.
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As if it were that easy, as if we aren't fighting decades of fatphobia propagated by people who claim to care about our health.
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The cartoon is emblematic of both what most Cubans I spoke to think of the embargo and the view propagated by the Cuban government.
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In a cybersecurity context, "fake news" is generally used to refer to deliberately inaccurate stories propagated throughout social media platforms by automated computer programs.
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Trump has long decried the special counsel's investigation as a "political witch hunt" propagated by the Democrats as an excuse for losing the election.
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To determine what material lurks beneath the surface, researchers then measured how the signals propagated beneath the surface and reflected back to the spacecraft.
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You might think that the wellness movement was invented and is being propagated solely to promote peace and security in a conflict-riddled world.
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News organizations and social media propagated the perception that she was being impeached for corruption, which a large sector of the population happily believed.
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He has spent a fair amount of time arguing that the Sandy Hook massacre is a hoax, propagated by Democrats to pass gun control laws.
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Despite the overwhelming scientific consensus regarding humanity's impact on the planet's climate, Trump has denounced climate change as a something propagated by the Chinese government.
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Still, the doctored photos very quickly became part of a narrative propagated by Duterte, who had accused de Lima of accepting bribes from drug pushers.
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Historians believe that Christianity was known to China as early as the seventh century, and was later propagated by Jesuit missionaries starting in the 1500s.
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El Nino conditions are normally propagated by an upwelling of warmer than average water from deep down in the ocean off the coast of Peru.
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"They do not require a FWC license if [cassowaries] are being farmed or propagated," FWC community relations director Susan Neel told Motherboard in an email.
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Trump merely dished up a version of the usual lie propagated by anti-gun control forces, saying that Clinton wants to revoke the Second Amendment.
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Across the mainstream political spectrum, there is a growing sense that German values must, in the face of rapid social change, be quantified and propagated.
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If it isn't, it's not history; it's fiction, as in the case of the narrative account of Modernism propagated by most of our art museums.
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"I never said anything like that," he said, explaining that his demand for serious evidence was connected to the deceptions propagated before the Iraq War.
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"False information is being propagated," declared one, insisting that the facility's control systems could not be hacked because they were not connected to the internet.
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"In the tobacco case, people were harmed by false beliefs propagated by the companies and were tricked into dangerous behavior," former state attorney general Sen.
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For its part, the Clinton campaign argued that the tweet was just one in a series of racially-motivated social media content propagated by Trump.
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Mr. Trump has used Twitter to cast the investigations into his conduct and that of his associates as witch hunts propagated by career government employees.
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The exaggerated stereotypes propagated racism freely back then, but it's apparent that the legacy of the harmful imagery still affects how we contextualize racism today.
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The theory has been traced to the online message board 4Chan, where an anonymous user known as "QAnon," or simply "Q," has propagated the theory.
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Nina Wiedemeyer, the exhibition's curator, wants to tease out the complexities of the Bauhaus story beyond the clean-lined narrative that Gropius and others propagated.
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The protests present a growing challenge for President Xi Jinping, who has propagated the "Chinese Dream" — his vision for greater wealth and a fairer society.
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The claim was propagated during medieval times by so many respected naturalists and scholars that it took nearly four centuries before it was satisfactorily debunked.
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But what if those numbers are all lies produced by biased Cathedral sources in academia and propagated by Cathedral tools in the media like Vox?
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The researchers watched with dawning horror as a new version of GameOver Zeus propagated across the internet and Slavik's peer-to-peer network began to reassemble.
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A U.S. official told Reuters that "highly choreographed" tours to Xinjiang organized by the Chinese government were misleading and propagated false narratives about the troubled region.
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Modi himself was associated early in his career with the RSS, which has long propagated a vision of India that puts the country's majority Hindus first.
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Distilled into a color-class-instant, a microcosm of our larger American moment emerges, propagated and unleashed by Trump, the greatest victim in recent American history.
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Most people involved with the mafia are generally unsavory characters, whether they've committed murder, dealt harmful drugs, propagated exploitative prostitution, or otherwise taken advantage of people.
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"Where was Barack Obama born?" can be pointed to Kenya, another conspiracy theory largely propagated by his successor, Donald Trump, who later backtracked on the claim.
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When Kobe Steel, Japan's third-biggest steelmaker, announced Tuesday that it had faked quality-control data on its products, shock waves propagated through global supply chains.
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A city can be generated infinitely on a square grid with towers propagated according to pre-defined parameters, but we view this as a faux endlessness.
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With little evidence, Infowars and Mr. Jones, the host of a popular radio show, have propagated wild allegations that they have ended up having to retract.
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Party dissidents have described orchestrated mudslinging campaigns disseminated across the vast constellation of Five Star blogs and supportive websites, some of which have propagated fake news.
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The presidential bully pulpit is as powerful, or possibly more powerful, than any media outlet, in part because it is often propagated by those same outlets.
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Posters, textbooks and newspapers propagated images and narratives that, devoid of any particularities of personal experiences, depicted women as men's equal in outlook, value and achievement.
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Normally the Jean-Georges team would promote a sous chef from the flagship to lead the new venture, like a plant that is propagated through cuttings.
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The Ukraine election interference claims are propagated by the Russian government, which has sought to deny that Russian intelligence meddled in the election to help Trump.
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Sometimes they dabbled in extremist material — like videos claiming that Jews control America — that white supremacists have propagated via Discord in recent years, the senior explained.
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Trump has repeatedly denied that notion and has referred to Mueller's investigation as a "witch hunt" propagated by Democrats as an excuse for losing the election.
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They watched the mushroom's response travel in the form of genes activating, lighting up as its warning message propagated up and down the fungus's fattest hyphae.
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Look, while we're clearly aware that the whole of humanity is pretty much doomed by 2050, who wants their demise to be propagated by too much cholesterol?
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Elena Geuna, the show's curator, has propagated the show's fiction in interviews — maintaining that it truly is an exhibition of recovered artifacts — whereas Hirst can't be bothered.
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A century later, Europe would be rent by a violent, continent-wide war over the diametric polarization that Luther's heresies, amplified by Gutenberg's technology, had rapidly propagated.
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So far, the most prominent statement they've heard on autism from a GOP candidate was when Donald Trump propagated the fraudulent link between vaccines and the condition.
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Trump himself propagated the theory for years, and a New York Times article published in November reported that Trump has continued to question the birth certificate's legitimacy.
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The Republican nominee has propagated a bogus claim about Obama's nationality that is meant to undermine the nation's first black president and ignite a strange political movement.
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This is the same line propagated by Central Europe's strongmen in office in Poland, Hungary, and Austria, as well as the Trump administration and now Italy too.
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Senator Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, on Thursday tweeted about people who have been paid to riot against Mr. Trump — an idea propagated by fake news stories.
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Propagated in the psychedelic pages of the magazines Mondo 2000 and Future Sex , this networked sex would also throw the conventional borders of the body into disarray.
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Why: The idea of "fake news," often propagated by President Trump, has been used by populists on both sides of the Atlantic to undermine mainstream news media.
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Taking its name from a surrealist meme largely propagated by the band's own John Olson, the event offered a kind of unifying theory of music for freaks.
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Facebook, Google and Twitter are among the tech giants that have faced criticism following the 2016 presidential election after fake news stories were propagated on each platform.
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The notion that being "pro-Israel" means endorsing the Netanyahu government is a myth propagated by the right, one which most American Jewish voters don't agree with.
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It is imperative, in today's toxic political environment, to acknowledge a hard truth: The horror of the internment lay in the racial animus the government itself propagated.
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If you actually watched former National Security Council official Fiona Hill's testimony on Thursday, you heard a Russia expert decry Republicans' embrace of Kremlin-propagated conspiracy theories.
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What's lost with the rebel narrative propagated by Hollywood and embraced by popular culture is the artistry and camaraderie that lies behind the creation of the bikes.
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It's a toxic environment, made all the more so by the instant, constant and persistent access to unhealthy ideas and imagery propagated online and through social media.
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A lack of certainty would be conflated with lack of evidence, or worse, taken to be part of a "project fear" propagated by elites against ordinary people.
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It propagated an ethos of individual autonomy and personal responsibility, while the exigencies of the market made it impossible for people to save and plan for the future.
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While we don't know if this was a misconfiguration or a malicious act, these leaked routes propagated from China Telecom, via TransTelecom to NTT and other transit ISPs.
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"Maybe my place will make a good parking lot," John wrote back, convinced there was little he could do to combat misinformation being propagated by the U.S. military.
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The signal propagated at a rate of one millimeter per second, which is fast enough to reach the far corners of the plant in less than two minutes.
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Twitter argues that because its filters stop spammy, potentially bot–propagated content from reaching users' feeds, it is effectively neutralized and therefore it shouldn't be counted in studies.
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Art: Chris Sprouse Changamire is versed in philosophy and forgotten Wakandan history, and he thinks that Wakanda's exceptionalist identity is a lie propagated to keep its people powerless.
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The malware propagated via EternalBlue, a stolen and leaked NSA exploit, and it encrypted the hard drives tens of thousands of computers in Russia, the UK, and elsewhere.
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Burundi&aposs U.N. ambassador, Albert Shingiro, called the referendum "a victim of its success" and sharply criticized unnamed countries that he said "propagated alarmist scenarios" before the vote.
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It is equally plausible that Pence is complicit in the lies propagated by the Trump administration and perhaps even involved in a cover-up of potentially impeachable transgressions.
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But let's not forget the real conspiracy here, propagated by Mr. Trump himself: And yet, even with this disturbing claim, he just keeps pressing that little red button.
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Moving smack into the cross-hairs of Maududi and the far-right clergy was The Ahmadiyya Muslim community that propagated jihad as essentially a spiritual and moral struggle.
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The town's approach runs counter to the widespread belief — propagated by those perpetuating the professionalized youth sports complex — that athletic excellence and a well-balanced childhood cannot coexist.
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Relatives of the victims have received death threats from those who embrace the falsehoods Mr. Jones has propagated on his website Infowars, which has an audience of millions.
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But that hardly amounts to a long-term design on American democracy from some kind of fifth column, backed by Moscow's "Authoritarian International" and propagated by fake news.
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But House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy has also propagated the Soros theory, tweeting out a lie about Soros and other Jewish Democratic donors attempting to buy elections. Rep.
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In doing so, the O.S.S. assembled a concentration of acumen and talent that rivaled those of the iconic schools and institutes that propagated design in the 20th century.
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He has called the special counsel investigation into Russian election meddling a political "witch hunt" propagated by Democrats as an excuse for Clinton's loss in the 2016 election.
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"Investments that the US government made in the '50s, '60s, and '70s propagated the technologies that the American economy, and the global economy, are built on," he says.
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These sort of documents are propagated to cleared contractor security professionals to warn of current threats and provide information on how system administrators can detect, and hopefully prevent, attacks.
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Or could it be #FakeNews, ISIS, guns, police violence, or street crime, all propagated through our social media bubbles with headlines that are written specifically to grab our attention?
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Along with those Tumblrs, Albright and BuzzFeed News identified others that consistently propagated posts from IRA Tumblrs and which were later removed, much like several of the troll blogs.
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In spite of this, claims that the van attack was an act of jihadi terrorism quickly propagated on TV and on social media in the hours after the attack.
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Over the course of two years, the rift propagated all the way from bottom to top, until finally, it spat out an iceberg ten times the size of Manhattan.
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The United States propagated this killer's hate when it deported and jailed our community of color and when it supported politicians who passed laws to legalize discrimination against us.
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Or, what about this: Was the tweet really an existential lesson in the slippery nature of facts as presented on social media and as propagated by national news sources?
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This could help dispel myths in society's understanding that may be propagated by the mere abundance of fake news headlines, even if users don't click through to read them.
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While their diagnosis of society's problems is often accurate, and their passion for economic justice genuine, their solutions are just as simplistic as those propagated by the populist right.
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Illiquidity and insolvency in large parts of the financial system between 2007 and 2009 propagated a much worse downturn in real economic activity than any of its 10 predecessors.
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Because when you have so many absurd lies being propagated about you, you come to know that even when they are easily disprovable, there's a lingering doubt people have.
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Patriotism is elevated but so, often, is nationalism, the idea that our nation is superior to others, better at handling the crisis that foreigners have propagated to begin with.
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" This, he added in an explicit repudiation of the exclusive nationalism propagated by the far-right National Front party, "is what it means to be proud to be French!
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Its director, Susan Fraser, describes the arrival, in 1785, of the father-son team in New Jersey, and then in Charleston, where they propagated trees for export to France.
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Jeffrey Epstein's death unleashed a torrent of conspiracy theories online, some of which were propagated by individuals with sizable platforms and influence, including the President of the United States.
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The N.F.L. glorifies playing through pain, a doctrine propagated by fans, the news media, coaches and, especially, the players themselves, who have been incentivized by the zero-sum culture.
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I was better off walking the alleyways rather than spending yet another evening sitting at home, watching the endless stream of lies being propagated on television by the government.
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Ted Cruz of Texas has both propagated the theory of Ukrainian interference in 2016 and declared that Trump was "perfectly within (his) authority" to press Zelensky for the investigation.
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I go into the kitchen to make a smoothie and see my other roommate, N. We discuss the health of her new fiddle leaf tree that I propagated for her.
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BuzzFeed News interviewed more than half a dozen Swift stans, or superfans, who were grateful the singer had put an end to the misinformation campaign propagated by the far right.
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With the aftermath of World War II as a backdrop, Manzoni propagated his ethical stance with manifestos, essays, and objects that simultaneously questioned and affirmed the necessity of their existence.
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Workers spent their days "packaging as many insults as possible into one WhatsApp message", which would then be sent out to party members to be propagated within their own networks.
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In the 2628s, the world became captivated by the likes of media darling and Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich, who warned of a population bomb as humans propagated like field mice.
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The flowers have been propagated to represent the highlights of April to July all at once; the Impressionists would most likely have been overwhelmed by the shapes, colors and scents.
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Contemporary Chinese nationalism—propagated in schools, museums, monuments, television series, movies, and political speeches—increasingly rests on that most explosive of goals: wiping out the national humiliations of the past.
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Trolling, bullying, fake news, election manipulation, hate speech, international and domestic terrorism have all become internet-enabled abuses, incited by, propagated by, sometimes organized by and concealed by online activity.
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"These are relatively late legends that were propagated for philosophical and political reasons, and it's inherently questionable to suppose that they represent some dim memory of the past," he said.
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That January, after a pair of terrorist attacks in Paris, pundits and conservative officials propagated a discredited myth about Shariah-run zones in European cities off limits to non-Muslims.
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Misinformation propagated by some community leaders in eastern Congo has led people to refuse vaccinations or treatment, and the government fears using a second vaccine would stoke further conspiracy theories.
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An early example of the unfiltered amateur journalism that propagated on the internet, the contributor pages were a mix of reported pieces and personal essays, and even generated national news.
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Toby Wilder, a salesman from Seattle, said he found it hard to imagine that human-caused climate change was anything but a hoax propagated by elites who fly private jets.
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In an unconscious imitation of the strategy that is the obverse of what the Muslim League adopted between 1937 and 1947, the B.J.P. has propagated fictitious ideas of Muslim assertion.
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If you're telling African-Americans that their current political leadership is failing them, don't package that message with the exaggerations about "urban" voter fraud that too many Republicans have propagated.
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"[Trump's] line that Obama founded ISIS echoes exactly a myth propagated by Russian state-controlled media and bloggers," Michael McFaul, a Stanford professor and former US ambassador to Russia, tweeted.
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Critics of the Houston law propagated a myth that the statute would allow men to pose as trans women so they could go into women's bathrooms and sexually assault women.
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That set a usage pattern that holds till today: Lügenpresse refers to any medium that does not reflect the user's own worldview, and must therefore be propagated by a hated "Other".
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Across left and right, we are witnessing the emergence of a new politics, a revolt against the growth fetish that has been propagated by the political leaders of the preceding decades.
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In another comment from January 2016, the Disqus account propagated the debunked claim that Obama's birth certificate was a fake and included a photoshopped picture of the former president's birth certificate.
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The question of America's greatness has been emblazoned across a red baseball cap, propagated as a Twitter hashtag and fired back and forth as a debate volley throughout this campaign season.
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The logic behind e-Estonia shows how a national state deploys global digital technologies to bolster nationhood and statehood, rather than to realize the long-propagated mythos of a global village.
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"Highly choreographed and chaperoned government-led tours in Xinjiang have propagated false narratives and obfuscated the realities of China's ongoing human rights abuses in the region," the U.S. official told Reuters.
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Once again, an innocent person has been found guilty based on an unthinking, unquestioning, unconstitutional frenzy propagated by the media and allowed to play out in a supposed court of law.
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Previous claims of packages purchased for hundreds of thousands of dollars were apparently all gross exaggerations, possibly propagated by festival organizers themselves in an attempt to appeal to potential investors. 10.
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There have been concerns the U.S. was becoming isolationist after Trump abandoned the TPP, a notion Ross dismissed as "fiction" propagated by the media in an interview with CNBC on Wednesday.
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A Barbie doll's waist comes to a near V; so does Action Man's, an ideal propagated in Ancient Greece and revived in the 19th century (when men wore their own corsets).
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The flower spread to England, and in 1889 the businessman and politician Samuel Mills Damon brought the anthurium from London to Hawaii, where they were widely propagated from the 1940s onward.
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In the controlled environment of a vertical farm, from which both pests and diseases can be excluded, seed potatoes could be propagated more efficiently than in the big, bad outdoor world.
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On September 9, Politico published emails involving Falwell, in a story that alleged he had propagated a "culture of fear" at Liberty and had other inside dealings with family and friends.
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Lemmings also don't throw themselves off cliffs — it's a widely believed but misguided myth that the small species is prone to mass suicide, one propagated in large part by White Wilderness.
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The two men are more similar than they seem, and these labels ignore their key similarity: they both risked everything to reveal lies propagated by the government and by private corporations.
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There are four hundred seed types in this year's collection, among them Hank's X-Tra Special Baking Beans, which Greene propagated from a single jarful that he was given in 2004.
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The messages spread online by white supremacists are commonly compared by researchers and counterterrorism experts to those propagated by the Islamic extremist terror group, for their shared tactic of online radicalization.
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Giuliani also met with a former Ukrainian diplomat who has propagated the unfounded theory that Ukraine meddled to help Democrats in the 2016 election, according to photos shared on social media.
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"I've learned a lot of lessons about how to make things go fast and then I've propagated those lessons to the SpaceX team," Musk says in the interview with Everyday Astronaut.
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That's not to mention the "birther" conspiracy Trump fueled years before vying for the presidency himself, a racist lie he propagated using regular appearances on Fox News and other television programs.
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Sometimes fourth-wave activism can even take place on the internet (the "#MeToo" tweets), and sometimes it takes place on the streets (the Women's March), but it's conceived and propagated online.
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Earlier this month, the state regulator said the BBC had published material that propagated the ideas of a terrorist group and that it was checking whether the company had broken Russian law.
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In many ways, Trump propagated that understanding of himself: As the Showtime documentary points out, he's spent decades telling the story of the mere $1 million loan he received from his father.
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The documents were first provided to BuzzFeed News by Mike Cernovich, the men's rights figure turned pro-Trump media activist who propagated a number of false conspiracy theories including the "Pizzagate" conspiracy.
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"We've had a series of crimes committed, alleged hate crimes, by right wing individuals in the last six months that turned out to actually have been propagated by the left," he said.
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The fracture also propagated in a manner which was unlikely to be detected by maintenance procedures or by the monitoring systems on the helicopter at the time of the accident, it added.
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The 13-star flag, which was America's first, is said to have been designed by Philadelphia seamstress Betsy Ross (though historians note that lore was propagated by her grandson and never confirmed).
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These plants work best in tropical climates and are all easily propagated: Native to the sub-Himalayan areas of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan, moringa helps lower blood sugar levels and cholesterol.
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The Mirai court documents outline how Norman, Jha, and White jumped into action in March as the attacks propagated online, working alongside the FBI and the security industry to identify vulnerable servers.
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Culturally, though, it's closer to something like grime; thriving in the poorest suburbs, delivered in a regional dialect, and propagated through its own dedicated infrastructure of venues, TV stations and pirate radio.
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"Given what I've seen propagated over the years, it seems pretty much anything is allowed," says Maria Hartwig, a psychology professor and lie detection expert at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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It is our hope that they helped make millions of ordinary people in Iran aware of the falsity of the narrative propagated by the ruling mullahs, that America is the Great Satan.
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"Being within a protected area, (these communities) are not given full recognition of their property rights, resulting in injustices that have been propagated over many years," Rodriguez said in a phone interview.
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There is a myth, propagated by Western political leaders who wish to halt immigration or at least exploit popular fear for their own electoral gain, that Europe's terrorist threat comes from refugees.
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A steady stream of eminent economists and senior officials came through Unirule's doors over the years, eager to hear its perspectives, so different from those propagated by right-thinking state-affiliated institutions.
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Her previous book, "Burned Bridge," examined how Cold War divisions in a German town were not so much imposed on ordinary people as they were actively — and sometimes enthusiastically — propagated by them.
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All year, they have been confronted with this ritual: a disquieting report, a blizzard of questions, an awkward distancing that often neither condones the behavior nor condemns the administration that propagated it.
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Photos posted on social media show Giuliani met during the week with a former Ukrainian diplomat who has propagated an unsubstantiated theory that Ukraine meddled to help Democrats in the 2016 election.
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Photos posted on social media show Giuliani met during the week with a former Ukrainian diplomat who has propagated an unsubstantiated theory that Ukraine meddled to help Democrats in the 2016 election.
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After India's independence in 1947, the country's leading movie stars, Raj Kapoor and Dilip Kumar, propagated the values of liberal democracy, secularism and inclusiveness championed by Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime minister.
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His slipperiness has been given a sinister twist by his chief adviser, Dominic Cummings, a Machiavellian ideologue who propagated the lie that Brexit would generate £350m ($460m) a week for the NHS.
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He terms "fake news" propagated by the "dishonest media," as a means to sow disingenuous seeds of doubt among his most rabid supporters that it is the system that is against them.
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" Fiona Hill, Trump's former top Russia adviser, said during her impeachment hearing that the conspiracy theory is "a fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated by the Russian security services themselves.
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CNN journalist Anderson Cooper has had it with conspiracy theories — or at least the one being propagated by the president's son Donald Trump Jr. as Hurricane Florence slams parts of the country.
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This has been repeated in a succession of bestselling books—most notably Thomas Friedman's "The World is Flat" of 2005—and propagated in corporate advertising such as HSBC's "The World's Local Bank" campaign.
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One impetus for the group was self-determination: the fifteen members wanted to document black life, as well as push back against the limited racial views that had been propagated by white photographers.
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For some, it is the culmination of years of anti-Ahmadi propaganda within the country, beamed into homes by a variety of Muslim-owned satellite channels and propagated by visiting imams from Pakistan.
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Hannity has seen several advertisers pull out of his show in recent days after he propagated a conspiracy theory on air regarding the 2016 killing of former Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich.
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Further, the internal memo said the company has fired the leaders who created, propagated and encouraged the use of the Macro and that it will look to take additional disciplinary steps if necessary.
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Most shows propagated dangerous misinformation about how the justice system works, made racism in the system invisible (even denying its existence), and portrayed a system that does not need change or police accountability.
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It would be a mistake to draw a one-to-one line between these "classic" trolling strategies and the (again, highly convenient) free speech extremism propagated by Yiannopoulos and his far right ilk.
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Covering her face with a veil to talk with strangers, Gul spoke of the dangers she faces due to the heinous slurs propagated by ill-educated opponents, but she refuses to be cowed.
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This narrative—propagated by Russia's intelligence services—contends that Ukraine sought to help Hillary Clinton and harm then-candidate Trump, and that a computer server proving this fiction is hidden somewhere in Ukraine.
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"A lot of misunderstandings have been propagated by absolutely stupid tweets taken completely out of context," Ms. Dubois said as she opened the secure chamber at St. Bavo's Cathedral that held the altarpiece.
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"Let us make 'Brexit' a success," she said at the dinner, echoing the "Have your cake and it too" philosophy long propagated by her foreign secretary, the enthusiastic supporter of withdrawal, Boris Johnson.
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It's a model that has already been heralded as the sort of polar opposite of the old-school fear-mongering propagated by Drug Abuse Resistance Education, or D.A.R.E., in the 80s and 90s.
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A cult of personality The village has become a perfect example of the cult of personality Xi has propagated since taking control of the nearly 90 million-strong Communist Party in late 2012.
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Many computer security practices are propagated through misguided notions of "best practices" that businesses decide to adopt because they see everyone around them doing something and assume it must be the right choice.
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First, National Security Adviser John Bolton angered North Korea on May 53 by suggesting that it follow the so-called "Libya model" to dismantle its nuclear program — a line Pence has continuously propagated.
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A lot of it's just been trying to learn how to be at peace with the fact that there is lies and misinformation about me propagated by people who claim to want me dead.
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The desk faces a giant window, so there's plenty of natural light for the zillion plants, several of which sprouted or propagated on this very desk over the course of my most recent manuscript!
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InfoWars is headed by radio host Alex Jones who propagated the false Pizzagate conspiracy theory, fueled hate against migrants, and pushed the unfounded theory that former president Barack Obama is not an American citizen.
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In Sri Lanka zealous groups such as Bodu Bala Sena (Buddhist Power Force) have propagated the view that a small Muslim community is a deadly danger to the country's integrity as a Buddhist nation.
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The prime minister rejected the idea of a choice between a "hard" or "soft" Brexit, calling it a "false dichotomy" being "propagated by people who have still not accepted the result of the referendum".
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The old Democratic Party is done, too, as is the myth, which President Barack Obama believed and propagated, that America had somehow made progress against the shadows of racism and hatred of the Other.
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"As a nation that supports free speech as a human and civil right, the United States condemns the violence and repression propagated by the Government of Nicaragua and any closing of media," Sanders added.
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As a final step, scientists reintroduced the string-pulling bees back into regular colonies, where the knowledge that pulling a string could equal food eventually propagated among the majority of the colony's worker bees.
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Before the onset of industrial logging in the 19th century, old growth forests trees propagated throughout the US, hosting trees greater than 120 years old with trunks consistently larger than 30 inches in diameter.
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"Highly choreographed and chaperoned government-led tours in Xinjiang have propagated false narratives and obfuscated the realities of China's ongoing human rights abuses in the region," the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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They covered economic flows between 26 industry sectors and final demand in 186 countries, running computer simulations of heat-stress consequences to find out more about how production losses are propagated along supply chains.
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"We need to learn from Iraq and Libya — wars that were propagated as necessary to relieve human suffering, but actually increased human suffering many times over," she said in an email to The Hill.
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But the culture of cool that this scene propagated spawned a hubris that took over Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and eventually kicked off its downfall as people flocked to the borough faster than it could handle.
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" He then mocked her for not taking seriously the very same conspiracy theories she dismissed during her testimony as "fictional narrative[s] that has been perpetrated and propagated by the Russian security services themselves.
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Chris Coons, arguing O'Rourke's comment feeds into a long-propagated conservative talking point that making any changes on gun laws, however minor, could lead to Democrats eventually forcing people to give up their guns.
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Because of the attention that jihadist beheadings have commanded internationally, "the very concept of beheading, that was virtually non-existent in our unconscious prior to these events being propagated, is now there," he told CNN.
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Instead of dozens of individual antennas, the device uses a surface with a carefully engineered 3D pattern that allows beams to be propagated in much the same way — but with more precision and lower power.
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Jones also propagated the 2016 Pizzagate conspiracy, which culminated in a man invading a Washington, DC, pizza joint with an AR-15 assault rifle because he believed Hillary Clinton had organized a pedophilia ring there.
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For decades, left-leaning media has propagated the false narrative that the left is the champion for women, while some on the left claim conservative women are traitors to their sex for holding conservative principles.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday denied any connections between his country and President Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, claiming that such ties are false rumors being propagated by the U.S. leader's political opponents.
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So when Hims, a new company dedicated to marketing and selling attractively branded wellness products, announced its debut earlier this month, one teaser image, propagated online, was a keeled-over, flaccid cactus, an unsucculent succulent.
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" The White House's former top Russia expert Fiona Hill testified that the theory that Ukraine interfered in the election is "a fictional narrative that is being perpetrated and propagated by the Russian security services themselves.
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In June 2019 on the Tate Museum blog, critic Jill Bennet wrote that social media, along with the perpetual fear propagated by the War on Terror, have pushed many people to new levels of anxiety.
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The newly inaugurated president has repeatedly denied, or at least questioned, the notion that human activity is causing rapid shifts in the Earth's climate, at one point calling the phenomenon a "hoax" propagated by China.
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H5N8 bird flu has been found in Europe, the Middle East and Africa since late last year, propagated by wild birds, and has led to massive preventive culling of poultry in countries such as France.
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Thus, by comparing measurements of gravitational waves and light as it propagated through space, physicists at LIGO were able to determine whether these two different waveforms were experiencing the same number of dimensions of spacetime.
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For years, Robin and his Chinese colleagues worked side by side with Congolese men, far from the image sometimes propagated of hostile Chinese overseers making Africans toil long hours under unsafe conditions for low pay.
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Why it matters: CJR's study confirms that the culture of misinformation was made possible by technology, but was propagated widely by right-wing media strategy to use social media over traditional outlets, to communicate with constituents.
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First came The Bachelor franchise in 2002, a competition-based, reality series that propagated the idea that (heterosexual) couples could meet on a television show, foster a relationship, and get engaged in a matter of months.
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Remember, the reason congress passed the law back in 2000, putting a 235 year deadline on releasing all of the assassination records, was to tamp down conspiracy theories propagated by Oliver Stone&aposs 73 film JFK.
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Though the virus was indeed propagated through portable media, it is unconfirmed whether the media used to breach the 'air-gapped' Iranian control system was a USB drive, a CD, a laptop, or a similar device.
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The original Seth Rich conspiracy did not take off when initially propagated in July 2016 by fringe and pro-Russia sites, but only a year later, as Fox News revived it when James Comey was fired.
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As the largest social network, it has the opportunity to serve as a central hub for connecting services like Twitter, YouTube, Snapchat and Google to ensure strategies for blocking election interference are propagated across the web.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's state communications regulator said on Thursday the BBC had published material that propagated the ideas of a terrorist group and that it was investigating whether the British public broadcaster had broken Russian law.
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Hillary Clinton's former campaign chair John Podesta — who infamously had his emails hacked by the Russian government during the 2016 presidential race — is speaking out against the "big lie campaign" propagated against him by President Trump.
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Social media platforms have become a microcosm of our world: they are a place where violence is propagated and elections are manipulated, just as they are a place where ideas are shared and artistic collaborations nurtured.
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One early American conspiracy theory, propagated by religious officials in New England during the late eighteenth century, held that the Illuminati had orchestrated the French Revolution and were planning to import Jacobinism to the United States.
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The issued was described on Thursday by TechCrunch, which said it commissioned a study on the images propagated by Bing from AntiToxin Technologies, an Israeli startup focused on online safety, in response to an anonymous tip.
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As a nice socialist lady, I get that this is mostly bullshit—a narrative propagated to keep impoverished people oppressed by tricking them into believing they can become millionaires if they just work a little harder.
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Mr. Pickerell and his colleagues propagated local grass seeds to plant: sea grass in the bay, cord grass for the intertidal marsh area, and a native beach grass called Ammophila breviligulata to hold down the sand.
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This reputation has trailed Mr. Weissmann among some defense lawyers in the years since, propagated most vocally by a lawyer and author, Sidney Powell, whose work has been taken up by Trump allies like Newt Gingrich.
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The young Saudi leadership that he represents has, along with the help of the United States and other allies, propagated an unpopular war that has killed thousands of civilians in Yemen and created a cholera epidemic.
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Specifically, they asked the voters 281 questions that included fake news statements, two of which were negative statements about Clinton and one positive about Trump, and all of which were propagated by traditional and social media.
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"This is a fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated by the Russian security services themselves," Hill told lawmakers in her opening statement, referring to the allegations that Ukraine meddled in 2016 to harm Trump.
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Because the azaleas seem always to bloom right on time, skeptics have propagated the myth that the club's horticulturists freeze the blossoms, in advance of the tournament, or swap out early bloomers for more coöperative specimens.
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" Fiona Hill, a former top Russia analyst for the White House, also testified before Congress last week that the claim was a "fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated by the Russian security services themselves.
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"This is a fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated by the Russian security services themselves," said Fiona Hill, a former U.S. intelligence analyst who served as the top Russia expert at the White House.
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" Fiona Hill, a former top Russia analyst for the White House, testified last month that Ukraine meddling claims were part of a "fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated by the Russian security services themselves.
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The Saudis lavishly funded bodies like the World Assembly of Muslim Youth, only to find them partially taken over by the pragmatic, populist variety of Islamism propagated by the global Muslim Brotherhood, with its roots in Egypt.
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Lamar Smith, the chair of the House Science Committee has called it a myth propagated by "so-called, self-professed climate scientists" and subpoenaed emails from government-funded climatologists—but on virtually every subject that comes up.
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Quilty's images often push past the reductive narratives propagated by news organizations (when Afghanistan gets mentioned at all) and he is honest about the challenges in documenting scenes in a complicated country with radically different customs. —K.
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But the radical feminists, who staff women's studies departments at most colleges, have propagated the idea that we have to get rid of the 'gender binary' along with the expectation of distinct roles for men and women.
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After years of conspiracy theories about President Obama's birthplace — propagated by Mr. Trump, among others who have sought to delegitimize the president's rise to power — Democrats fear that the voting claims could resonate among opponents of Mrs.
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The initial lure was site-specific, exclusive and ephemeral: a performance at a particular Austin club that could only be seen by as many people as could squeeze in, later to be propagated by word of mouth.
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I was also a little disappointed with how the media just propagated the petition as if it were real, as if it would have the force of law behind it if it reached X number of signatures.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - U.S.-owned private Polish broadcaster TVN said it was facing intimidation after members of Poland's internal security agency entered a TVN cameraman's house and called him to a hearing over accusations he propagated Nazi propaganda.
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" In a program note, Ms. Monk said she hoped to propose "an alternative possibility of human behavior, where the values are cooperation, interdependence and kindness, as an antidote to the values that are being propagated right now.
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The writer and composer, Michael R. Jackson, had been enraged by the shallow "Queer Eye'' representation of gay life, propagated by what he calls the "gaytriarchy,'' a model revolving around the consumer habits of white gay men.
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But in the official efforts 11 years ago to address the conspiracy theories propagated by Mr. Jones and others known as "9/853 Truthers," it is possible to hear a prophetic tone, strikingly relevant for these times.
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It was devastating to hear her lambaste, without naming them, the shameless Republicans who have embraced a "fictional narrative" propagated "by the Russian security services themselves" under which Ukraine, not Russia, attacked American democratic institutions in 2016.
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When we posit The Cookbook as a model, we're thinking about William Powell's Anarchist Cookbook, not just in its capacity to provoke radical forms of action, but also in the way that the book moved and propagated.
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And it&aposs partly a renewed wariness cultivated by President Vladimir Putin, whose rule and popularity ride on the belief, propagated in state media, that Russia is under siege from outsiders who want to undermine its political stability.
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The entire incident ended up distracting from Tlaib's original message about the subtle ways racism was being propagated in America's legislature — a point that only a Palestinian woman and one other woman before her had thought to raise.
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"This is very harmful for the growth of scientific temper because these ideas are being propagated through the Science Congress which gives it a respectability," said Dhruba Mukhopadhyay, a retired professor and the president of the BSS, said.
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Despite the highly propagated image of shiny brown bodies playing soccer and dancing samba in the sun, most black Brazilians are still employed as maids and doormen, with little hope for progress unless you marry up (read: white).
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According to a study from 2628, the top 28500 percent of false news cascades propagated on Twitter from 6900 to 2628 diffused to between 28503,22019 and 100,000 people, while the truth rarely diffused to more than 1,000 people.
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That idea, propagated by heavy-duty Ford Crown Victoria yellow cabs piloted by life-long drivers in cities they know doesn't hold up, given Ubers are often lightweight hybrids often operating in places less familiar to the driver.
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With these hardliners moving into the political mainstream and contesting elections, their narratives of hate are gaining more traction across society—a space already suffocated by toxic ideas propagated by school textbooks, religious leaders, and the mass media.
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The theory has even climbed the wonderful meta peak only certain conspiracies are able to ascend, with some theorists musing about the idea Jones may have started and propagated the theory himself to discredit accurate conspiracies about him.
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Her story of Indigenous and Jewish ancestry helped create a stronger undergirding for her Communist political commitments and vehement anti-Nazi stance in the 1930s, so Kahlo often went along with it, and propagated the lore of herself.
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Once voters are activated along violent lines and fervently believe the myths propagated by the demagogue, the dam is broken; the ordinary rules of democratic politics no longer apply, and there is no telling what might come next.
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Carolus Clusius, a physician and botanist who was a professor of botany at University of Leiden, established Leiden's Hortus botanicus, its famous botanical garden, and it is where he planted and propagated his collection of tulips from Constantinople.
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In 1993, when the modern internet was just a gleam in Al Gore's eye, Michael Crichton wrote in this magazine's pages that he was sick and tired of the "polarized, junk-food journalism" propagated by traditional media outlets.
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"This is a fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated by the Russian security services themselves," said Hill, who served until July as the director for European and Russian affairs at the White House National Security Council.
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He goes on to assert that there is no "hard proof" of collusion between the Trump administration and the Russian government, only a false narrative propagated by the media, former Obama officials and Democrats hoping to explain Mrs.
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I've talked in the past about how negative views of Obamacare get propagated: It goes like this: a lot of the untrue beliefs people have about Obamacare come not so much from outright false reporting as from selective reporting.
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In Sword of Trust, the result is a darkly funny story about people who are trying to find something to believe in, whether it's zany theories propagated on the internet, or love and friendship that makes life worth living.
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STEPHEN HAWKING: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE COULD END HUMAN RACE "User data has the capability to survive beyond the limits of our biological selves in much the same way as genetic code is released and propagated in nature," the video explains.
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Like most memes, it's difficult to pin down where the Tide pod phenomenon beloved by teens first propagated, but the joke is this: Tide's laundry pods look like candy, and the idea of eating detergent on purpose is funny.
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Trump propagated the idea that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi initiated the Senate impeachment trial with an eye toward keeping Sanders off the campaign trail in Iowa before the caucuses, a notion that the president's allies echoed on the airwaves.
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The face positivity, or skin acceptance movement, aims to counter the uncanny valley propagated by these filters in the same way the body positivity movement sought to take down narrow beauty ideals portrayed in photoshopped ads and magazine covers.
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Even when propagated through "a water-filled sack of bones," as Harrison described the body, just about everything produces a unique high-frequency vibration pattern, a sort of acoustic signature that can be used to identify it almost immediately.
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From their bases, the Saudi-trained imams propagated Wahhabism's tenets: the supremacy of Sharia law as well as ideas of violent jihad and takfirism, which authorizes the killing of Muslims considered heretics for not following its interpretation of Islam.
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But it pivots from that emotional spot to an agile analysis of racism as "an old-world idea" manufactured by elites, from Harvard professors who propagated eugenics or the clash of civilizations to leading environmental and reproductive rights organizations.
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As does the vision of societal collapse and carnage propagated by the New Founding Fathers of America party, which prompts a well-meaning psychologist (Marisa Tomei) to design an "experiment" that allows citizens 12 hours of punishment-free venting.
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Even the three Republican senators leading the Ukraine investigation have acknowledged that some of the theories about the country, including one propagated by Manafort and Trump about Ukraine — not Russia — hacking Democrats during the last presidential election, are baseless.
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Viewed a certain way, fashwave does reflect a kind of present-day Futurist project: a global cybernetic subculture geared towards millennials, propagated by memes like Pepe the Frog, and centered on sites like 4chan and the new Twitter alternative, Gab.
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He has also rejected the concept of the Russian World, propagated both by Mr Putin's government and the Russian church: the idea that Slavic and Orthodox roots create a natural commonwealth which at a minimum embraces Russia, Ukraine and Belarus.
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Indeed, the original grotty blogger stereotype was largely propagated by Hollywood, which felt its control threatened by the pirates and self-appointed critics of the web and hit back by portraying the people behind computer screens as weak, friendless teenagers.
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He called California's five-year drought a myth propagated by environmentalists and suggested that Ted Cruz's father might have been involved in the Kennedy assassination — something 7 percent of voters with a favorable opinion of Trump told one pollster they believed.
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Repetition, it is said, is often a habit of the mentally unwell, but the Mercy Hospital paintings contain a sardonic self-awareness of the situation that propagated them — Applebroog did, in fact, make these works while interned at a hospital.
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However, critics of the Al Saud ruling family say it has not done enough to tackle sectarian intolerance, hatred of infidels and praise for the principles of violent jihad propagated by Saudi clerics, which they see as contributing to militancy.
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MATTHEW BOSWELLCommissioner of competitionOttawa* I was disappointed with the way in which your special report on Canada (July 27th) ignored the country's historic conservatism and accepted the "liberal" definition of Canada as propagated by the Liberal Party, led by Justin Trudeau.
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Though her parents were not fascist, as a child and young teenager, she embraced the fascist ideology propagated in Italian schools, if only because "girls were allowed to march on Saturdays," an unheard-of liberty for women in 1930s Italy.
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The congressman similarly attacked Hunter Biden and the anonymous intelligence official whose whistleblower complaint lies at the heart of the impeachment inquiry, while praising the work of John Solomon — a former columnist at The Hill who propagated unfounded allegations against Yovanovitch.
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"This is a fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated by the Russian security services themselves," said Fiona Hill, Trump's former top Russia adviser, in testimony that reflects what US intelligence officials have privately told lawmakers in recent months.
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"Many of the entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley didn't develop this technology to make it easier for hate to be propagated online; their idea was to build a community where people could more effectively communicate and engage in commerce," Mr. Earnest said.
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In a paper published Monday by the journal Nature Geoscience, scientists working on the mission describe their observations in detail and suggest it was a "gravity wave" — a disturbance in the winds caused by the underlying topography that propagated upward.
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Beirut's governor, Ziad Shabib, ordered the removal of British artist Nathaniel Rackowe's metal sculpture "LP46" (2018) from the city's Martyr Square on December 15, following claims that the artwork propagated Zionism and normalization with Israel, the Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar reported.
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The "big lie" is a reference to the anti-Semitic accusation, propagated by Hitler, that German Jews blamed an anti-Semitic German general for the nation's loss in World War I. CNN has reached out to Brooks' office for comment.
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They were out there too, or perhaps up there, in the Zeitgeist, right there alongside so many other broadly propagated falsehoods about the better angels of government, commerce and society at large, or about alleged improvements in equality and opportunity and so on.
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Also on Tuesday, dozens of Russian journalists, including the editor of the sensationalist pro-Kremlin REN-TV channel, which has at times propagated false information about the war in Ukraine, wrote an open letter to Moscow urging the government to release Savchenko immediately.
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This three-domain, "universal tree of life" was widely accepted and propagated until recent genomic investigations led scientists to believe that eukaryotes—plants, animals, fungi, and other organisms whose cells contain membrane-enclosed nuclei—actually emerged from prokaryotes, like bacteria and archaea.
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By ignoring the reality of how truth is manipulated, degraded, and propagated in online spaces, it ensures that it will tell us little about journalistic veracity or "core truth" and everything about what its most zealous mobs feel should be the truth.
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Whether my mother is right and some circuit in my head is incomplete; whether some traumatic event in my childhood changed how I see myself; whether I'm swayed by the omnipresent imperatives of beauty propagated by all forms of media—who knows.
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And as we speak, they are in full-on freak-out mode that several former high ranking deep state government bureaucrats all, who propagated the Russian lies found in Hillary&aposs bought and paid for dossier might actually lose their precious security clearances.
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In authoritarian North Korea, where Kim's family has passed on power through three generations, images propagated by state media such as the Korea Central News Agency, the Rodong Sinmun newspaper and Korean Central Television, help build a leader's legitimacy and glorify his status.
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Only this year, Firewatch, Adr1ft, and The Witness have all, in their individual, permuted ways, propagated the BioShock style of telling story using environment; Far Cry Primal, Quantum Break, and the reboot of DOOM are all shooters which combine guns and "magical" abilities.
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Biko's idea was that this would in turn stimulate a "revolution of the mind", allowing oppressed peoples to overcome the racial inferiority and fear propagated by white racism so they could appreciate that they were not just "appendages to the white society".
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" With estimates of between 2628,28503 and 22019,000 migrants walking to the United States border with Mexico from Central America, Monday began with President Trump announcing a false claim propagated by right-wing media that the caravan included "criminals and unknown Middle Easterners.
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That project failed miserably, so the American zealots gave up their dreams of conversion in the Levant and instead built secular schools that propagated a distinctly Protestant and American worldview that, at the same time, wouldn't arouse the ire of the Ottoman authorities.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — When Donald J. Trump descended on the capital Friday, he was expected to finally concede that the racially tinged falsehood he had gleefully propagated, that President Obama was born outside of the United States, had in fact been a lie.
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In authoritarian North Korea, where Kim's family has passed on power through three generations, images propagated by state media such as the Korea Central News Agency, the Rodong Sinmun newspaper and Korean Central Television, help build a leader's legitimacy and glorifying his status.
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The breadth of the intricate system that propagated these artists is exemplified when art dealer Samuel Kootz engages critics Greenberg and Meyer Schapiro to jury "New Talent 1950," at his Madison Avenue Gallery, positioning Kootz at the forefront of promoting the Abstract Expressionists.
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"Given the number of channels that propagated the narrative at the same time, it is not possible to say whether a single channel or many different channels inspired the American actors' linkage of Charlottesville and Ukraine," Nimmo wrote in a blog post.
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Today, 50 years later, we live in a world in which people have threatened to kill others, spurred by their belief in conspiracy theories, in a country whose president has propagated more than a dozen of them as though they were fact.
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The tweet fits directly with the far-right worldview embraced — and propagated — by Bolsonaro, who has a history of alarming racist, misogynistic, and anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and who has instituted policies since taking office that chip away at rights of minority groups.
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But the idea that sexualized violence against women is the practice of a theory propagated by a form of media is useful for understanding the slew of sexual harassment and sexual assault allegations that have been made against various figures at Fox News.
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"Like any marketplace, the marketplace of ideas that the First Amendment was meant to protect cannot function properly without accountability for reprehensible and harmful falsehoods like those propagated by Alex Jones and the other defendants," said the families' attorney, Matt Blumenthal, in a statement.
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"I felt a wave of nausea to realize that I had propagated these stories just by telling Svetlana what was going on — just because I wanted to tell some other person the basic events of my own life," Batuman writes later on in the book.
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In this well-researched essay, the scholar Bruce Jacobs (no relation to me) explains how the idea of "one China" was created by selective readings of history and by the outright fallacies propagated by the Communist Party, abetted by Taiwan's Nationalist party, the Kuomintang.
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Gorka insinuated that "fake hate crimes" that were "propagated by the left" were one of the reasons for the silence from the executive branch, though incomplete investigations have not deterred the White House, or the president, from issuing statements of condemnation in the past.
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At the same time, the economic and political conditions propagated by these companies — the tremendous income inequality, the progressive commoditization of everyday life and communications — seem to hover out of view, lending, like a distant moon, some gravity but not much light to the proceedings.
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In their defenses of the president, Gohmert and other Republicans have claimed that the allegations of Ukrainian interference have merit — contradicting assessments by top Russia expert Fiona Hill and other intelligence community officials that say this is a false narrative propagated by Russian security services.
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Why it matters: Cruz is one of several Republican senators who have refused to disavow the allegations that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election, despite receiving a briefing from intelligence officials that this is an alternative narrative being propagated by Russian security services. Sen.
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