There were frequent open discussions of the intentions behind his many odd comments, retractions, semi-retractions and outright false statements.
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In 2011, two American microbiologists looked at the rate of retractions among journals and found a strong correlation between the journal impact factor and the rate of retractions.
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Today RW released its annual count of the number of retractions for fiscal year 2015, and the data is pretty amazing: Once again, there were more retractions last year than the year before.
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The retractions came much too late for the tax agency.
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But both defendants have already printed retractions to the offending material.
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The number of retractions of published research articles is rapidly rising.
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Simmons claims he has asked for retractions and nothing has been done.
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It could have disclosed the retractions of Zuckerberg's messages at any time.
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More to the point, let's look at some of Frontiers' awful retractions.
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Topping Retraction Watch's "leaderboard" are scientists with 183, 96 and 58 retractions.
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They tell me this is similar to how retractions of Zuckerberg's messages work.
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We know that retractions are rare overall — not all journals bother with them.
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Many of them were wrong, with major errors that led to mass retractions.
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The organization initially denied the accusations and demanded retractions, but then went silent.
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The biggest part of the cornucopia of retractions, evasions and garbled babbling involved Iraq.
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So Afra copped to it being a hoax, and the retractions began rolling in.
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One of the retractions led to the resignation of three of the network's journalists.
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The resulting retractions or corrections — or refusals — even spawned a new category of Breitbart story.
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Allowing for this, the number of retractions per journal has not gone up (chart 2).
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It is unclear how those retractions will play a role in the total state count.
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Before 2000, there were fewer than 100 retractions per year; now there are about 1,000.
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The journal's new publisher, SAGE, knew about the retractions during the takeover, according to Retraction Watch.
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Over the years, publications were forced to issue retractions, and she gained a reputation for exaggeration.
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"There are no cases of retractions coming out of named comments, as far as I'm aware," he said.
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Together, the corrections and retractions amount to only a few stories out of the thousands published every day.
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The president and his allies have seized on the corrections and retractions to attack the "fake news" media.
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The U.S. economy is still holding strong despite fading domestic business investment and economic retractions in Europe and Asia.
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Wow, more than 90% of Fake News Media coverage of me is negative, with numerous forced retractions of untrue stories.
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Having more eyeballs on top-ranked journals may be a bigger explanation for the fact there are more retractions there.
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First, although the number of erroneous papers retracted by journals has increased, so has the number of journals carrying retractions.
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" "Wow, more than 90% of Fake News Media coverage of me is negative, with numerous forced retractions of untrue stories.
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In the 43 pieces shown from the "Retractions" (2006–2019) painting series, black becomes silver and gold and then light.
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Trump and his allies, meanwhile, have seized on embarrassing retractions and corrections at other prominent news outlets in recent days.
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Trump and his allies, meanwhile, have seized on embarrassing retractions and corrections at other prominent news outlets in recent days.
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Kerilee says the allegations injured its credit and reputation and it is seeking damages of $998,060 plus interest and public retractions.
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Wansink has had four full retractions this year and at least eight corrections, and Cornell has launched an investigation into his work.
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Though corrections are not uncommon for news organizations, full retractions are more unusual and typically signify major factual errors or ethical breaches.
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We will be making a decision about our legal options after The Verge responds fully to our demands for retractions and corrections.
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The plan was simple: Track and publish all the retractions announced at scientific journals, making fraudulent and erroneous studies easier to spot.
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He is a scientist without a lab, and the first results that appear on his PubMed listing are now a string of retractions.
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So perhaps journals like the New England Journal of Medicine are simply more responsive to criticisms, and more retractions is a good thing.
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It has staff members dedicated to seeking corrections and retractions from outlets or people who put out bad information in the first place.
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This is happening in other fields too, says Ivan Oransky, one of the founders of the blog Retraction Watch, which tracks scientific retractions.
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Economic retractions in the U.K. and Germany, slowing growth in China and an array of geopolitical flashpoints have also hurt the global economy.
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" Korey went on to say the company will contemplate its "legal options" after The Verge responds to its "demands for retractions and corrections.
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It also may help normalize retractions so they are seen as part of the scientific process instead of something to be ashamed of.
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It is often observed that news media are keen to publicise extraordinary-sounding results, but lose interest in subsequent work—and actually ignore retractions.
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Retractions in the United Kingdom and Germany, fading growth in China and a slew of geopolitical risks have also dampened the U.S. economic outlook.
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And all the leaks and tweets and retractions around the Bachelor announcement suggest that the part was, at least at one point, in his grasp.
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These mass-retractions seem to be a repeating pattern, though—we previously reported on 120 journals retracted from Nature and IEEE journals in 2014, too.
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Though more than a dozen people received it—including some parents and former members who were not interviewed for the story—none of them sent retractions.
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He's demanding both of Alexis' castmates stop lying, publish full retractions and apologies, and if they don't ... he's prepared to see both of 'em in court.
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Some have also argued that the uptick in retractions is a good sign for science: More people are rooting out bad research and correcting the record.
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But a larger problem might be that we don't consider retractions, refutations, and failed replications of studies to be stories just as much as the original story.
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That move led to a furious backlash from other creators and casual consumers, eventually culminating in a series of mea culpas and retractions from the Fine Bros.
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Alternatives to traditional journals have sprouted up all over the place, with scientists publishing in pre-print archives, or anonymously criticizing research and forcing retractions on forums.
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Now as Facebook encounters increased scrutiny regarding how it treats users' data in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the retractions could become a bigger issue.
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Mr. Rich's family, believing he was murdered during a failed robbery, has called for retractions from news organizations that promoted the story; on Tuesday, Fox News agreed.
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The largest ever database of scientific retractions just went live, and it reveals a promising trend: More and more studies are being pulled from the scientific record.
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Retractions also remain difficult to spot; journals and science databases don't always promote or cross-reference them in ways that anyone coming across a study can see.
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Normally, neither Dr Sarkar's retractions nor Wayne State University's report would have any bearing on the case because appeals can only consider evidence presented during an earlier trial.
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Ivan Oransky of Retraction Watch, which tracks scientific retractions, said that part of the problem is that government institutions have only limited budgets with which to fund research.
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Moore is trying to dig himself out with explanations, revisions and retractions, including his admission that he "shouldn't have said" that males should be the breadwinners in families.
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Once the military rule ended, the witnesses who had accused Ms. Hasina recanted, claiming their stories were extracted under duress; these retractions were reported in The Daily Star.
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Meanwhile, Trump and his allies have ramped up their attacks against the media in recent days amid a string of embarrassing retractions and corrections at prominent news outlets.
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Journal editors don't take this process lightly and generally issue retractions rarely — even though there's a growing recognition that published studies are often flawed, sloppy, or downright fraudulent.
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In response to the embarrassing retractions and failed replications associated with the replication crisis, more researchers are publishing their data and encouraging their colleagues to publish their data.
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The eating-behavior researcher is under fire for scientific misconduct allegations, and six studies have been newly retracted from a suite of journals, bringing Wansink's total retractions to 13.
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A string of high-profile corrections and retractions by major news organizations on stories about President Trump or his allies have fueled more allegations of bias in the mainstream press.
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Motherboard has covered some embarrassing retractions from the Frontiers publisher and its family of journals in the past, which previously published research in support of anti-vaxxers and chemtrail truthers.
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" "China will have no choice but use non-trade barriers, such as retractions on U.S. investment in China and their profits, or double the size of tariffs imposed on U.S. goods.
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Internal backlashes and a mass walkout led to retractions and changes, courtesy of Google employees rather than management … and now we're seeing multiple reports of management retaliation against those employees. Facebook?
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The journal's announcement nearly doubled the number of papers he's had retracted -- now 13 -- according to a database maintained by Retraction Watch, a blog that covers retractions in the scientific community.
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Six studies by Brian Wansink, the Cornell University eating-behavior researcher under fire for scientific misconduct allegations, have been retracted from a suite of scientific journals, bringing Wansink's total retractions to 13.
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The only sitting Democratic commissioner on the FCC, Mignon Clyburn, also chided Pai for not sticking to "our shared commitment to increased transparency" when making this slew of retractions, reversals, and decisions.
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The retractions of the CEO's chats were never previously disclosed until Facebook confirmed the news to TechCrunch last night after we reported having email receipt evidence of messages that have since disappeared.
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When porn star Stormy Daniels' story of an extramarital affair with Trump first appeared in October of that year on the website the Dirty, Cohen went on the offensive in demanding retractions.
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Many times, publishers never get around to alerting such databases to their retractions, leading many researchers to do exactly what Birx and her team did: Citing retracted papers in support of their work.
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"That's money which could have been better used to create more accountability for LACMA, it's outrageous," he said, explaining that he's contacted both the New York and Los Angeles Times to issue retractions.
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Since then, by methodically shining a light on research that turns out to be bogus, Retraction Watch has become the overlord of data showing the rise in the number of retractions in journals.
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Further retractions should be issued and the piece should be taken down until somewhere there can give actual specific reasons why they're labeling a site as unreliable that are backed up with actual evidence.
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"My default assumption of the work coming from this lab is that it's not trustworthy, it's not reliable, just based on the amount of retractions and corrections that have been coming," he told BuzzFeed News.
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His casual dishonesty, his policy laziness, and his lack of self-awareness would mean four years of a careening pin-ball journey that would ricochet from missteps to crisis to misunderstandings to clarifications to retractions.
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But it's alarming that Facebook didn't disclose the retractions or plans for a Unsend button until forced, and scrambling to give everyone the feature seems like an effort to quiet users' anger over the situation.
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From just a handful of notices before 2013 — known as corrections, retractions and editors' notices — the number has ballooned to at least 20, with at least three more on the way, according to journal editors.
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Although Polis knew that retractions frequently take months, sometimes even years, she did not expect that doing something in the public's interest would be so hard or so time-consuming — for her, or for other potential science whistleblowers.
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Assuming for the moment that Palin can prove the original statement was false, if she shows the retractions were intentionally incomplete or used improper language, this could actually bolster her claim -- and maybe even win her the case.
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Since 2012, the country has retracted more scientific papers because of faked peer reviews than all other countries and territories put together, according to Retraction Watch, a blog that tracks and seeks to publicize retractions of research papers.
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In a three-page letter written on behalf of Wolff and Henry Holt, lawyer Elizabeth McNamara of Davis Wright Tremaine said that publication of the book would continue and that there would be no apologies and no retractions.
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The Daily Beast reported that an Ohio-based sports writer named Chris McNeil has been spreading the photo to Trump supporters with the false caption in an attempt to get them to retweet it, thereby forcing embarrassing retractions.
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Writing in Popular Mechanics, John Wenz explains:Frontiers of Human Neuroscience is owned by Frontiers Media, which has had a number of retractions, including a highly controversial retracted psychology study regarding the overlap between conspiracy theorists and climate change deniers.
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A letter by Jason Chaffetz, then chairman of the OGR, in September 2016, also addressed to the NIH director, described IARC as having "a record of controversy, retractions, and inconsistencies" and asked why the NIH continued to fund it.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson got apologies and retractions on Tuesday from two U.S. tabloids who claimed the Hollywood couple was divorcing because Hanks was in love with his co-stars Meg Ryan or Felicity Jones.
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Bioethicists told BuzzFeed News that the affected journals and Rockefeller have a responsibility to address the allegations in the literature somehow — if not through outright retractions, then at least by adding an editor's note to his studies or running editorials about the controversy.
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The captain held the airplane steady in the climb, confirmed that the right-side indications crosschecked with the standby instruments and transferred the flying to the co-pilot with instructions to follow a regular schedule of flap retractions and retrim the airplane as normal.
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The investigator has since given shifting and contradictory accounts to other news organizations, and Mr. Rich's family has grown increasingly distressed, calling the politicization of his death "painful" and "debilitating" and asking for retractions and apologies from the Fox outlets that promoted the investigator's story.
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Conspiracy theorists like Corsi and Trump ally Roger Stone pushed the Seth Rich conspiracy theory on Infowars and in other outlets with audiences of millions — and so far, Fox News and the Washington Times have been forced to issue issued full retractions of their spurious allegations.
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"It's clear the reason we're seeing more retractions is because a lot more journals want to take this stuff seriously," argues Ivan Oransky, a doctor, journalist, and professor at New York University who co-created the database with Adam Marcus as a spinoff of their retraction news source, Retraction Watch.
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As of October, this was her box score after contacting journals about all of the papers with problematic images: 32 retractions; 111 corrections; 52 notices that the journals had decided to take no action; and nearly 600 cases with no reply, basic acknowledgment of the message or general statement that the journal would look into it.
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No subjects of Solomon's columns contacted The Hill to demand corrections, clarifications or retractions when the columns were posted — with one exception: Daria Kaleniuk, co-founder and executive director of Ukraine's nonprofit Anti-Corruption Action Centre (AntAC), wrote an April 2, 2019, column, rebutting Solomon's criticism of AntAC and the U.S. embassy's role in anti-corruption efforts.
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Originally intended as a forum for the discussion of methods and results, PubPeer has perhaps become best known as a clearinghouse for accusations of scientific error, fraud, and misconduct—forcing journals to issue corrections and retractions, damaging careers, and eventually embroiling the site in a court case in which it's advised by Edward Snowden's legal team at the American Civil Liberties Union.
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It's often not enough to judge a finding based on the journals it was published in (prestigious journals certainly endure replication failures and retractions), or which university it came from (look no further than the Cornell Food and Brand Lab for a cautionary tale against that), or whether results were "statistically significant" (an extremely fraught metric to rate the quality of science).
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"Some well-deserved endorsement retractions will soon be coming, obviously, followed by a longer explanation of the treacheries and failures that led to yesterday's loss ... failures by unscrupulous and smarmy politicians, failures by dishonest media outlets, and failures in our own pro-life movement and churches ... all as a prelude to preparing to win back some seats and turn things around in 2020," the post said.
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House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) said the IARC has a "record of controversy, retractions, and inconsistencies" and asked why the National Institutes of Health has spent $40 million since 1992 to fund it.
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