" The epigraph of "Eat Pray Love" is "Tell the truth, tell the truth, tell the truth!
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" Later, in Cincinnati, the crowd met reporters with sustained boos, curses and chants of, "Tell the truth, tell the truth.
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A line from the transcript released by CNN reads: U NIDENTIFIED M ALE : I tell the truth, I tell the truth.
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"I tell the truth and I think health care is too important a topic not to tell the truth about," Delaney told Hill.
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Check out the clip ... and tell the truth, people.
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Today's reason to live Ray Charles – Tell The Truth
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" "I know my motivation is to tell the truth.
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President Trump seemingly cannot tell the truth — about anything.
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Black Emperor's Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven, Explosions in the Sky's Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Die, Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Live Forever, Mogwai's Rock Action.
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Can anyone in your family tell the truth about anything?
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Today, I'm here to tell the truth about Mr. Trump.
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"If I'm called, I'll go up and tell the truth."
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"I think, if you tell the truth, life gets easy."
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Tell the truth, I really don't even know your mama.
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I feel I have a responsibility to tell the truth.
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But will she tell the truth during her live interview?
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You said that you just want to tell the truth.
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Some believe, for instance, that she doesn't tell the truth.
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"All I can do is tell the truth," he says.
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Today, I'm here to tell the truth about Mr. Trump.
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It seems quite simple to me: Just tell the truth.
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I made a mistake … I'm here to tell the truth.
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Motives to tell the truth or to lie still matter.
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To tell the truth, I wouldn't know what to say.
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Many people in Russia don't want to tell the truth.
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I think they're afraid you're going to tell the truth.
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Do you believe a president should always tell the truth?
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You tell the truth even when it doesn't aggrandize you.
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Meadows on Tuesday doubted whether Cohen would tell the truth.
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But try to tell the truth as much as possible.
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Sometimes they're not willing to tell the truth at all.
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Trump supporters at rallies shout, "Tell the truth!" at journalists.
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He was the only one allowed to tell the truth.
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I'm here to tell the truth," Mr. Gates said. "Mr.
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I decided to tell the truth, no matter how inconvenient.
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Who aren't really all that mean, to tell the truth.
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To the Editor: It is time to tell the truth.
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My motto is, tell the truth and do what's right.
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If you tell the truth they only say you're cynical.
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I think people sometimes don't tell the truth in polling.
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Let's come out of the shadows and tell the truth.
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Voters tell pollsters they want candidates who tell the truth.
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But I believe that it's important to tell the truth.
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At the same time, why not just tell the truth?
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It's not about one guy who doesn't tell the truth.
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"The problem is they didn't tell the truth," Christie said.
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When a writer is born into a family, the family is finished, not just because the child is bound to tell the truth about her parents but because she must tell the truth about herself.
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Trust can be repaired, but only if you tell the truth.
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The answer, according to Blake Pendlebury, is simply tell the truth.
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But in promising to tell the truth, he accidentally exposed his
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First of all, it&aposs always important to tell the truth.
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I do try, and I always want to tell the truth.
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And also, Alexander didn&apost tell the truth about it either.
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If there's something to it, the math will tell the truth.
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"He wants to tell the truth to Robert Mueller," Davis said.
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I can't believe I'm still plugging along, to tell the truth!
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" Sessions, Franken wrote, "apparently failed to tell the truth under oath.
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If you tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything.
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So Chip threatens to tell the truth about the accident. Twist!
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Only time and a more throughout review will tell the truth.
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"I always tell the truth," the chairman said bobbling his head.
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It's more difficult to tell a lie than tell the truth.
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You suggested he didn't tell the truth in everything he said.
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Will Jessica tell the truth about that night at the party?
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"It's considered dangerous for someone to tell the truth," Steyer said.
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And no one around him is willing to tell the truth.
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The most important thing—I've always tried to tell the truth.
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"I'm just happy we won, to tell the truth," Butler said.
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Apparently, a con man is constitutionally unable to tell the truth.
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All I do is tell the truth, I'm a truth teller.
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Before doing so, Ross took an oath to tell the truth.
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It's hard to tell the truth in a context like Lynchburg.
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But again, it's not just that Trump doesn't tell the truth.
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Year-end lists are stories: They tell the truth by lying.
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Part of our responsibility as storytellers is to tell the truth.
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They tell the truth that they have been trying to disguise.
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"Simply put, they asked me to tell the truth," he said.
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Trump's bluff was calculated to get Comey to tell the truth.
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" During the scandal, Nauert urged President Clinton to "tell the truth.
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I do try ... and I always want to tell the truth.
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Today, I am here to tell the truth about Mr. Trump.
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The best strategy in any situation is to simply tell the truth.
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"Fundamentally, the oil industry didn't tell the truth about this," he said.
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There's the magic golden lasso which compels people to tell the truth.
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But the leaders did not dare tell the truth to their people.
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"You don't tell the truth out there, you're fucked," Jack reminds her.
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But to tell the truth the worlddoesn't need anymore of that sound.
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Tell the truth, I ain't really know if I was your father.
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Unfortunately, the Russians don't seem able to tell the truth any more.
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I feel it is important to stand firm and tell the truth.
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I think it might be about getting Trump to tell the truth.
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"I only tell the truth, lobbyists," Trump told the people booing him.
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Will the press and the public trust him to tell the truth?
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Clinton and Mr. Trump are afraid to tell the truth about spending.
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"What would have been the incentive to tell the truth?" asked Hamermesh.
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And he actually managed to tell the truth in an interview once.
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But to tell the truth, I don't live in the United States.
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Gates said he was there to tell the truth and accept responsibility.
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And you have a responsibility to tell the truth, to be accurate.
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I believe that I believe that because he can't tell the truth.
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"I have consistently urged him to simply tell the truth," Stone said.
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"I need to tell the truth," said Yao Jianfu, a retired official.
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"Really dangerous for our country" when ppl don't tell the truth pic.twitter.
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Tell the truth — you love Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and all the rest.
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Comey directly contradicts McCabe and says he failed to tell the truth.
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It's a stupid answer designed to sell books, not tell the truth.
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"My advice for brokers is to tell the truth," said Mr. Bell.
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People called before a congressional committee are required to tell the truth.
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To tell the truth, I never made it past the mai tai.
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To tell the truth, I never made it past the jungle room.
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"I don't like that he doesn't tell the truth," Mr. Jones responded.
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Spicer says WH intention is to tell the truth 2:14 p.m.
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In order to be in opposition, you have to tell the truth.
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He's under oath, so he has every incentive to tell the truth.
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I just tell the truth about them and they think it's hell.
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But more broadly, Trump frequently doesn't tell the truth, including on taxes.
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"Why don't you just tell the truth here?" he said at another.
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Mr. Stone said he pressed Mr. Credico only to tell the truth.
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So we should just tell the truth as best we know it.
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" She said, "Our own President doesn't know how to tell the truth.
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He said he would seek to tell the truth with the press.
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For the sake of Mike's legacy, it's time to tell the truth.
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But there are certain institutions to which it must tell the truth.
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"Elizabeth Warren can't tell the truth about anything," said Judy Leigh, 70.
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Because you always tell the truth, even when it's about the government.
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"She's ready to tell the truth," Savage said of her daughter's posts.
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If you do not tell the truth, people do not believe you.
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But, really, we are against people who don't tell the truth. 17.
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"When I tell the truth they say it is incitement," he said.
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So tell the truth now before it becomes harder to do so.
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"The only advice I would have is: Tell the truth," Davis said.
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PM is one newspaper that can and dares to tell the truth.
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I've sworn to tell the truth and I'm abiding by my oath.
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Oh, and one more thing: Never tell the truth...Also, never call me.
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Bad news travels fast through those same networks and they'll tell the truth.
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Tell the truth — politicians should acknowledge how dire the climate crisis is. 2.
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No one should have to face death threats just to tell the truth.
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"I am a truth-teller and I will tell the truth," he added.
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"I didn't tell the truth to the people that I loved," she said.
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Would Donald Trump tell the truth about a terrorist attack on American soil?
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"Tell the truth," the protesters demanded, before being escorted out of the room.
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We're not bound by the constraint of having to tell the truth, anymore.
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And even when you tell the truth, it's through a filter of yourself.
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Should he tell the truth and both embarrass himself and disappoint Connor's family?
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Or you didn't tell the truth in an email earlier this week. pic.twitter.
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"We were quite easy on her, to tell the truth," Ms. Estefan said.
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Mueller's office is still willing to cooperate with witnesses who tell the truth.
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"The only answer I was told was to tell the truth," Gates replied.
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"Sir, my cooperation agreement requires me to tell the truth," Mr. Wildstein countered.
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You tell the truth and, right, wrong, or indifferent, the truth will prevail.
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Or she could tell the truth and potentially send her grandmother to prison.
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But did it tell the truth about all of the men on it?
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"I've never been instructed to do anything but tell the truth," Lewandowski replied.
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Because that would turn a request to tell the truth into a threat.
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" Later, Ambassador Sondland said that I told him, "Good, go tell the truth!
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I can't help but tell the truth of what they done to me.
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In order to write a compelling memoir, I had to tell the truth.
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You've said you're not mean on the show: You just tell the truth.
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"If it does, it does — I have to tell the truth," Mr. Trump said.
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I'm not sure, but I don't understand why people just don't tell the truth.
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"Send the message that when you tell the truth, good things happen," he said.
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I didn't want to stir anything up, I just wanted to tell the truth.
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We will continue to tell the truth and report what we see and hear.
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You're supposed to tell the truth, not just tell stories, and that was forgotten.
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His mother always instructed him and his brother to tell the truth, he said.
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And I don't think you have to be a politician to tell the truth.
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It's such an important movie, to correct and change history and tell the truth!
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And as filmmakers and as actors, we have a responsibility to tell the truth.
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"I will once again tell the truth to the special prosecution," he told reporters.
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At first it's, if I tell the truth, then that's because it's the truth.
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DeRay McKesson, Black Lives Matter activist: To continue to tell the truth in public.
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"It takes courage to tell the truth," Valdez's friend José Cisneros told VICE News.
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"That's something people say when they don't want to tell the truth," he says.
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"You have to ask what is the truth and tell the truth," he said.
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So long as they tell "the truth," they receive enormous reductions in their sentences.
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One must tell the truth while the other two attempt to deceive the panel.
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Saget's episode of To Tell The Truth will air on Sunday at 10 p.m.
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The clerk instructed him to raise his hand and swear to tell the truth.
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They are going to tell the truth and they're going to say what happened.
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"I think he's going to tell the truth as best he can," Giuliani added.
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And, to tell the truth, at first they were just saying, 'Hi, pretty lady.
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"I think that our job at CNN is to tell the truth," Zucker said.
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" He'd say, "All the people who tell the truth are in the last rows.
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" "The man cannot tell the truth, but he combines it with being a narcissist.
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He "was a man who had the courage to tell the truth," she announces.
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I am here this morning to answer these allegations and to tell the truth.
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The reason: the President did nothing wrong and Paul Manafort will tell the truth.
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They gave him this drug to tell the truth and he lost consciousness overnight.
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Tell the truth and look like a freak, or just go along with it?
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Shock jocks lose their power when forced to tell the truth, the whole truth.
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He needs to tell the truth and he needs to stop playing the victim.
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It's time to tell the truth about the relative merits of this minor art.
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You have that incentive not to tell the truth, to make yourself look good.
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We have to tell the truth and we have to be witnesses for God.
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"All it takes is one woman to tell the truth," the website's masthead reads.
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"I just feel like it's a moral obligation to tell the truth," she said.
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Jokes were a superior way to tell the truth—that meant freedom for everyone.
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"We decide whether we tell the truth or benefit from telling lies," he said.
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Will somebody come on TV and tell the truth about how bad it is?
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Still, we normally expect our presidents to, you know, try to tell the truth?
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Always tell the truth, we want to hear the bad news sooner than later3.
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We are confident that she will, in the end, tell the truth at trial.
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The other's a political huckster who has yet to tell the truth about anything.
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"I felt bad, but I've got to tell the truth," Barkley said by phone.
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"Taking pictures that tell the truth is the job of all photojournalists," she said.
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Because neither side expected the other to tell the truth, there was no fraud.
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It almost seems like it would be easier for Trump to tell the truth.
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It we want to protect the quality of life for all American, women, children, gays and straight, Jews and Christians, then we need to tell the truth about radical Islam, then we need to tell the truth about radical Jews and Christians.
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Can you believe someone on policy if you can't believe someone to tell the truth?
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Lying over and over again has no consequences, so why bother to tell the truth?
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" Highlight: "At three years of age, 50 percent lie and 50 percent tell the truth.
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She now says that she changed her mind because she wanted to tell the truth.
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" The soldier&aposs superior ordered the farmer to "tell the truth or you will die.
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Tell the truth about it now—if only in your journal—to reap amazing rewards.
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"I wanted to do this interview because it's time to tell the truth," she said.
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The next video shows Hilton on a different night asking Lohan to tell the truth.
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" A third user added, "In this company, if you tell the truth, you are dead.
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Hey, guys, guess what, big newsflash coming right up: Sometimes Comcast doesn't tell the truth.
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But if these guys would tell the truth for a change I wouldn't have to.
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It's everyone's responsibility, including the government and the National Rifle Association, to tell the truth.
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TRUMP: If you come forward and tell the truth, I will consider holding you on.
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They suddenly -- let&aposs see -- decided that they want to tell the truth for once.
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" In one chapter titled "Tell the Truth," Franco wrote, "I had lots of sex. Lots.
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"Tell the truth" and "keep your promises," for example, help a social group stick together.
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Kim Jong Un should say, to his intelligence people, 'Let's tell the truth on this.
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You may tell the truth on some level, but you're not telling the full story.
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But they want someone to hate—and the haters always say, 'Tonya, tell the truth.
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Once the ladies return to their seats, it's time for Phaedra to tell the truth.
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And to tell the truth, it has been the complaint of a few sports writers.
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Because I tried to tell the truth and I wasn't believed, and that really hurt.
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Trump added that Cohen did tell the truth when he said he saw no collusion.
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"He said, 'I'm just going to go in and tell the truth,'" Mr. Lapetina recalled.
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But candor is only the impulse to tell the truth: Truth-telling itself is rarer.
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And to tell the truth, I just wasn't ready to admit that level of defeat.
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We need to know what we're eating and the labels need to tell the truth.
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My job is to tell the truth and deliver the facts and be held accountable.
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I always stressed to my children that their only choice was to tell the truth.
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"The most important rule about the deposition is to tell the truth," Mr. Gregory said.
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He's here to open up the kimono and tell the truth and all that stuff.
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So we're going to have to stand up and confront that, tell the truth here.
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It doesn't matter if you tell the truth — the main thing is you smear Netanyahu.
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"You didn't always tell the truth, and that makes it so difficult," the judge said.
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"Can anybody tell the truth about it?" asked one Twitter poster, Ali Y Al-Baroodi.
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And since he wasn't going to tell the truth, why did he even bother coming?
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"We couldn't tell the truth for fear of what would happen to us," he said.
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Trump lies all the time and surrounds himself with people who don't tell the truth.
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The 1918 flu pandemic shows why officials must tell the truth Remember the Spanish Flu?
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She thinks to tell the truth, say that she's stolen a roll of toilet paper.
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"Tell the truth to your seniors," said Mr. Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general.
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While THEY lie about the threat, WE need to tell the truth about the danger.
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Avenatti said he believed Cohen would help his case and tell the truth about Trump.
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The idea that Mr. Comey would just tell the truth probably never crossed his mind.
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I am calling for him and the doctor to come forward and tell the truth.
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So you've just got to tell the truth, barf it all out, figure shit out.
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But even, and especially, a four-star general is expected always to tell the truth.
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"All I need for you is to tell the truth," Giuliani texted Volker on Sept.
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Whatever the semantics, the networks know they can't trust Mr. Trump to tell the truth.
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I told them that wasn't my intention, but that I tended to tell the truth.
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" Instead, he promised to clear himself of any wrongdoing: "I intend to tell the truth.
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Thank you for having the courage, at long last, to begin to tell the truth.
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So did her lover Peter Strzok fail to tell the truth during his testimony last week?
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First, I believe in the free press and the mission of journalists to tell the truth.
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Sansa, who was there, is woken from her sleep to join them and tell the truth.
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We never advanced past heavy petting, but in the locker room, I couldn't tell the truth.
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Flynn's failure to tell the truth about those calls led to the request for his resignation.
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Presidents should tell the truth, but, of course, they all lie at some point in time.
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While on the stand, characters are forced to tell the truth about their experiences with Hannah.
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To tell the truth, I don't know that there's some sort of incredible technical achievement here.
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"Until he does retract, I will continue to speak out and tell the truth," she said.
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"You cannot give this guy a passing grade if he doesn't tell the truth," Mook said.
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It's a new resolve to tell the truth no matter what, even if it endangers him.
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Coats' departure was utterly predictable because he performed his job, which was to tell the truth.
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If he seeks immunity to tell the truth, the country has the right to know why.
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Because, we're relying on many of these folks that run these companies to tell the truth.
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But journalists are expected to tell the truth—or at least not knowingly spread dangerous lies.
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And you can be charged with lying to prosecution officials, even if you tell the truth.
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"The same thing I've always thought: Tell the truth for once and for all," she said.
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"If these guys are still alive they should face justice and tell the truth," he says.
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The person asking doesn't really want to know, and the person responding doesn't tell the truth.
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America finally has something it's needed for decades: A budget that starts to tell the truth.
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My twitter has become so powerful that I can actually make my enemies tell the truth.
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The quote above suggests that Corker believes Trump's natural state is to not tell the truth.
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He considered it his life's work to tell the truth about war—no matter the price.
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A witty dining companion perhaps, but ultimately pitiful because he can't tell the truth about himself.
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" "I have no concerns that Michael Cohen is going to do anything but tell the truth.
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What do you get when even the perceived sober truth tellers don't really tell the truth?
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My guess is Ambassador Sondland is going to do his level best to tell the truth.
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If he is compelled to testify I would urge Mr. Credico to simply tell the truth.
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Sondland raised his right hand and vowed to tell the truth in his single-witness hearing.
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It's a brilliant dramatic device for allowing the characters to tell the truth to each other.
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We know that Trump Jr. didn't initially tell the truth about the impetus for the meeting.
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These are the radical ideas to help you stay in the center and tell the truth.
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You either bring about disaster by some manner of reckless behavior, or you tell the truth.
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No. 1, authorities need to tell the truth, even when it's uncomfortable -- especially when it's uncomfortable.
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Against a real crisis here, this is a real problem and we should tell the truth.
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Like so much about this painting, it's hard to tell the truth from fiction and marketing.
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She can inspire other women to shine a light and tell the truth to the world.
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You find out what's going on in politics, and you tell the truth no matter what.
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Can I lie to my father if he asks me, or should I tell the truth?
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He knows how to tell the truth when it suits him but frequently prefers to lie.
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I look at the other person onstage in the eyes and try to tell the truth.
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"What my people have to do is just be honest, just tell the truth," he said.
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"But that doesn't mean he can't come in now and tell the truth," Mr. Rosenberg added.
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Pence said Flynn did not tell the truth when the two talked about interactions with Kisylak.
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We felt it was time to tell the truth about the condition that Otto was in.
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"FAKE NEWS media knowingly doesn't tell the truth," he wrote on Twitter shortly after 10 p.m.
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"The story doesn't change when you tell the truth," she said in the interview last week.
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Most Republicans said Cohen didn't tell the truth (65%) and most Democrats thought he did (70%).
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"He didn't tell the truth about meeting with the Russians, so he recused himself," Schumer said.
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" And so did CNN's Brian Stelter: "People lie on the record & tell the truth on background.
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He could be viewed as an unreliable source who can't be trusted to tell the truth.
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"I'm getting ready to tell the truth about what's happening," Ghosn wrote, without giving further details.
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Neither knows the other's age; neither is much inclined, on that score, to tell the truth.
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" He added, "There is also no other job where you get paid to tell the truth.
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"Don't tell a lie on me / I won't tell the truth 'bout you," Mr. Lamar raps.
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I want to get on the stand again, because now I'm able to tell the truth.
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We need to tell the truth about radical Islam and we need to do it now.
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We need to tell the truth also when how radical Islam is coming to our shores.
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You know, in any interrogation, you try to find what motivates a person to tell the truth, or you try to give them a reason to tell the truth, and I don't know that anything we would have done with her would have made a difference.
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Trump Jr. didn't tell the truth about the meeting when he was found out -- he said the focus was on adoptions -- and both he and the President didn't tell the truth about who wrote the statement from Trump Jr. to The New York Times about the meeting.
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James Corden would rather tell the truth about Kanye West than eat a 1,000-year-old egg.
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I'm really interested in people who tell the truth, and those women believe they're telling the truth.
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"Navigating the system is quite simple: you tell the truth, whole truth, nothing but truth," he said.
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"The Secretary of Homeland Security did not tell the truth about who created this problem," Brzezinski wrote.
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They are archaic laws that set an artificial time limit on when someone can tell the truth.
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As the title suggest if you don't want to tell the truth, you are dared to dance.
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"Disillusioned voters must be reached by a media they can trust to tell the truth," Fonda said.
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After talking to his father, he announced to police he would "tell the truth" about the deaths.
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Instead, Sutton is a nice person trying to tell the truth, no matter how upsetting it is.
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And, tell the truth she does, explaining the exact events that led to Sutton and Dillon's hookup.
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So my short-term memory is not great which is fine, because I always tell the truth.
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At most it is permissible for her to lie and permissible for her to tell the truth.
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" After Trump departed, more than 100 Trump supporters crowded the media pen to chant, "Tell the truth.
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We can't trust him to tell the truth, and these embarrassing displays of propaganda have to stop.
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In it the Soviet composer recognises that it is "impossible to tell the truth here and live".
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And I think he&aposs going to tell the truth and we are very comfortable with that.
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" "To me, integrity is to be who you are, and never being afraid to tell the truth.
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"So we have to be ready to tell the truth and reflect what's going on," Legend said.
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"If they lie, our role is to tell the truth — the truth is you lied," Stahl said.
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It's because they're at least in the business of trying to tell real information, tell the truth.
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The simple answer, of course, is that reporters should just tell the truth without fear or favor.
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When caught in the clutches of her golden lasso, a person is forced to tell the truth.
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She had ample opportunity to come forward, tell the truth, cooperate, and potentially put it to bed.
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But until the Christian church can tell the truth about itself, freedom will remain but a prayer.
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Just tell the truth The most unlikely option is also the simplest, which is to come clean.
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The entire news media was lying — only our dear leader could be trusted to tell the truth.
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He appeared on the game show "To Tell the Truth" and on Mike Douglas's television talk show.
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"He was repeatedly interrupted by loud booing, to which Trump responded, "I only tell the truth, lobbyists.
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Instead of questioning me, this time, she said she finally "pushed" her mother to tell the truth.
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But to tell the truth, I don't care any more whether we ever get around to issues.
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"Thank you for having the courage, at long last, to begin to tell the truth," she added.
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It didn't feel good to hurt his feelings, but it did feel cathartic to tell the truth.
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Just tell the truth once, and then we can see what we can do to help you.
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"He cannot tell the truth for anything," John Meringolo, attorney for Mr. Grant, said in opening remarks.
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And actually, in a way, all they did was tell the truth, which is hilarious unto itself.
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"But you got to walk the fine balance of making sure you continue to tell the truth."
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" Protesters in Moscow's Gagarin Square chanted, "Tell the truth about the nuclear-winter phenomenon to our people.
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I decided, this time, to tell the truth, in all of its complex simplicity: Roland is bipolar.
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It was illegal for them to tell the truth outside their job function or they'd be fired.
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She was credible and did the best she could to tell the truth as she remembers it.
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In a Thanksgiving proclamation one would suppose that Lincoln would tell the truth, but he has not.
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"It was because I want to tell the truth to the world," she wrote in her memoir.
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"And I will tell you this, I believe that he will tell the truth," the president said.
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"I'm just going to tell the truth as I know it now," she said on the stand.
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Instead, he said, he chose to tell the truth about a government he no longer believed in.
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Activists, as Solomon tells it, have "the privilege or maybe the obligation" to simply tell the truth.
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And when you claim to be telling a true story, it's important to actually tell the truth.
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But again, as a journalist, if I'm not going to tell the truth, then why do it?
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There is a way to tell the truth about you without you, it's just a lot more work.
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"I will once again tell the truth to the special prosecution," Lee told reporters before entering an elevator.
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Her kids are there, as is her father — whom Frances decides to tell the truth about the divorce.
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"I used to think it was to tell the truth, but I've changed my mind lately," he said.
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The media fact-checks him, noting said known facts as evidence that he isn't tell the truth 3.
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That is, until a chance phone call with the company's former owner emboldened her to tell the truth.
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Most of all you deserve to know the truth and I have a responsibility to tell the truth.
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"We torture them when they don't want to tell the truth," the official said, according to Strader's diary.
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You can either simply fade away or do the honest, but highly awkward, thing and tell the truth.
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"I'm making this video clip just to tell the truth to the world," he says to the camera.
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It's been a way to tell the truth about my experience, but in a way that protects me.
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"I wanted to do this interview because it's time to tell the truth," she told The Daily Mail.
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They've brought back a lot of game shows like "To Tell the Truth," which is a perfect game.
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But I come to climate change primarily as a journalist, with an imperative to simply tell the truth.
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If the system works and if people are actually tested on, did you tell the truth under oath?
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The next video in the compilation shows Hilton on a different night asking Lohan to tell the truth.
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During his acceptance speech, Macy thanked his fellow nominees and celebrated an actor's responsibility to tell the truth.
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Wrong, Gianna Constand testified, he did so because "he wasn't going to tell the truth," she said sharply.
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They ought to tell the truth as they see it," the Trump supporter said on CNN's "New Day.
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The former FBI director said it's because he didn't trust Trump to tell the truth about their meetings.
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We've sunk from a president who cannot tell a lie to a president who can't tell the truth.
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I only tell the truth, and that's why people vote for me," Trump said on "Fox News Sunday.
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"I don't know why else you'd ask if you didn't want me to tell the truth," she said.
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Congressional Democrats can protect them from having to tell the truth before Congress but not before the courts.
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" The book's title is "The Enemy of the People: A Dangerous Time to Tell the Truth in America.
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"To address the climate crisis, we must tell the truth about the nature of this threat," said Blumenauer.
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But there's a man correcting him, saying, "Please tell the truth," because it was also a military base.
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I think there's nothing better than good governance, the rule of law, and when people tell the truth.
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He vowed to always tell the truth, but said he broke his promise and principles in that moment.
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For nearly seven years, these Syrian reporters have had the audacity to tell the truth with a camera.
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"I went there to tell the truth," Mr. Baroni said, "and I told the truth that I knew."
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"I can't help but tell the truth of what they done to me," Taylor says in the film.
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They don't tell the truth about what's really happening to women, for example, so they get the job.
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At this stage of his career, Lucas says his greatest asset is his ability to tell the truth.
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But our job, whether we're policy analysts or journalists, isn't to be "balanced"; it's to tell the truth.
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Not a single South-westerner or even, to tell the truth, a genuine Westerner (California does not count).
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"I'm getting ready to tell the truth about what's happening," Mr. Ghosn said, in English and in Japanese.
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Mr. Rosenstein refused, saying that if "the press asked him he would tell the truth," the report said.
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The motive is always do no harm; your job is to tell the truth, and document what's happening.
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When you bend to lick a boot you relinquish the posture required to stand and tell the truth.
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Witnesses who testify before Congress swear an oath to tell the truth under the penalty of perjury charges.
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"It is vitally important that Mbeki tell the truth about AIDS," Dr. Wainberg said before Mr. Mbeki's speech.
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But there is also the satisfaction of knowing I and others can tell the truth and were heard.
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Now we know how to get Trump's people to tell the truth: give them a product to promote.
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Would you decide, for example, to only tell the truth or recycle for one-12th of the year?
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And you are not being credible if you don't answer, tell the truth, and give something up. Something.
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We assume kids are purer of heart than adults, perhaps better able to see—and tell—the truth.
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He doesn't tell the truth and, more than that, seeks to discredit those who do rely on facts.
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"Rod Rosenstein must come before Congress this week, under oath, and tell the truth about his alleged statements."
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" Schumer said he called for Sessions to step down when he "didn't tell the truth about the Russians.
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" But, as Ms. Tolokonnikova said, "There is always a way if you really want to tell the truth.
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"When you were kids you grew up to tell the right story, to tell the truth," he continued.
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But despite evidence to the contrary, the president insisted on Wednesday that he tries to tell the truth.
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Yes. What we did in protest, and what people continue to do, is tell the truth in public.
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"It bothers me that he doesn't tell the truth, but I guess I kind of expect that, and I expect that from the media, too — not to always tell the truth or to slant it one way," said Julie Knight, 22, a retired personal injury case manager from Algona, Wash.
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One superpower is just the ability to find the truth and tell the truth, is what we call it.
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They play a round of "Truth or Truth" where the object of the game is to tell the truth.
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And you got to do is tell the truth and you&aposre going to get out of jail free.
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But in the same speech, Pacino's character also says this: "I always tell the truth, even when I lie."
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We are here to tell the truth about our stories, and occasionally that means other people's stories by association.
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If you can get anyone to help me ... because I don't know what to do, to tell the truth.
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TRUMP: ... for the obvious reason, and he can't do it because he doesn't know how to tell the truth.
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" She continued, through tears, "I also suffered other repercussions because I chose to speak out and tell the truth.
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I think it is plain and simple that they did not tell the truth about who was funding this.
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And I felt that that was more important than anything, was to tell the truth about what really happened.
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She wants to tell the truth, and I think she certainly didn't want to look like a glamorous damsel.
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HIS actions—no one did anything to him but tell the truth he was trying so hard to conceal.
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"Imagine your lawyer telling you, 'You're disabled, and you can't testify because you can't tell the truth,' " he added.
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"What a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can't tell the truth," he joked of his earlier comment.
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In fact, the Trump administration is demonstrating that there's pretty good incentive not to tell the truth at all.
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The most straightforward requirement is that perpetrators of crimes tell the truth, which allows victims' relatives some small relief.
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" Upon entering the arena, Trump's traveling press corps was booed by thousands of people who chanted "tell the truth.
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"The regrettable thing is that VW representatives did not tell the truth to the American environmental agency," she said.
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But instead of touting unpopular policies, the Trump administration has simply decided not to tell the truth about them.
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But even if the men don't raise their right hand before speaking, they still have to tell the truth.
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Tell the truth and just be honest with everybody then no one can ever question you, and be polite.
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By 53% to 34%, voters said they trust the media to tell the truth about issues more than Trump.
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That is the reason I made the decision to tell the truth of my rape and its damaging aftermath.
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" Rourke continued, "I don't expect that he [Chris] will ever tell the truth about what truly happened or why.
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These are people who largely just want to report on stories and tell the truth as best they can.
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When you were asked about it, you did not tell the truth, and you tried to cover it up.
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He added on Sunday that he will tell the truth and did not rule out cooperating with Mueller (CNN).
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However, we must tell the truth and call out his actions and rhetoric as what I see as racist.
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"She does the best of her ability to tell the truth, but also to protect the President," he said.
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"The ruling party has no integrity, so I have to tell the truth," Mr. Liu said in an interview.
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The bill has the Commerce Department presume that companies tell the truth that they're not doing anything prohibitive, however.
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Universities must tell the truth and if they refuse to, this lawsuit seeks to compel them to do so.
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If law enforcement doesn't tell the truth, then the basic bottom line is that they're no longer law enforcement.
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Brazilian MMA legend Royce Gracie has a message to Ryan Lochte -- cut the crap and tell the TRUTH already!
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" Trump was repeatedly interrupted by loud booing, to which he responded by claiming, "I only tell the truth, lobbyists.
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During crises Americans need moral leaders who tell the truth and inspire citizens to come together to address challenges.
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"What kind of world is this when a biologist needs to be scared to tell the truth?" he asks.
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WASHINGTON — The witness rose from her seat, raised her right hand and swore to tell the truth before Congress.
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We learn of his lies: He tells absurd yarns more easily and smoothly than most people tell the truth.
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It's a documentary, a snapshot in time in which the contract with the reader is to tell the truth.
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The late '60s were politically turbulent times, and good for Ornette for trying to tell the truth about them.
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I wish he had been able to tell the truth, because that's how real healing and connection take root.
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They're "rats" precisely because they turn state's evidence and tell the truth, spilling the secrets of a criminal organization.
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"If and when he is ever compelled to testify, I am highly confident that he would tell the truth."
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And if we tell the truth about what they're going through, then maybe you'll care and think about it.
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ANONYMOUS Let me get this straight: You don't want to tell the truth, and you don't want to lie.
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Because to tell the truth, I'm still kind of confused, and I'm having my own primary on March 3.
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Yang is one of the few politicians, you know who they are, who have dared to tell the truth.
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"All nations, including Iran, should tell the truth about the coronavirus and cooperate with international aid organizations," he added.
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They carried a large banner reading "TELL THE TRUTH about the climate and ecological crisis that threatens our existence".
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To stop the spread of disease, public health officials will need to tell the truth and tell it quickly.
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"Tell the truth, I think, for a change," Carter told MSNBC when asked what advice he would give Trump.
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The initial version, which was quickly revised, included "Paul Manafort will tell the truth" as part of the quote.
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After emergency surgery, he said, he decided to tell the truth about the information he had given Mr. Walters.
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Ashley Judd was there, and Ashley really put her career on the line to tell the truth about Weinstein.
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"In our community, we like people to tell the truth," Brandon Neal, a senior adviser to Buttigieg, told me.
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" Upon entering the arena, Trump's traveling press corps was booed by thousands of people who chanted "tell the truth.
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If you are a Donald Trump intimate and the federal authorities come calling, be careful to tell the truth.
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"My client wants an opportunity to tell her story, to tell the truth about what happened," Avenatti told CNN.
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His decision to tell the truth in a "high stress situation" will haunt him for a long time coming.
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"I only tell the truth, lobbyists," Trump said to the crowd at one point, which only made them jeer more.
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But when will the industry, much like the Catholic Church, stop covering up its secrets and, finally, tell the truth?
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There are more significant people starting to break ranks, to tell the truth and act as if it is real.
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They know that I will not lie to them … To the best of my knowledge, I will tell the truth.
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There are more significant people starting to break ranks, to tell the truth and act as if it is real.
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It matters that Dylann Roof didn't see the FBI statistics that tell the truth about how crime works in America.
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She pleaded with him to tell the truth and explain what happened that night and why he went after Carter.
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Dr. Harriet Hall, editor of Science Based Medicine, says our failure to tell the truth about alcohol consumption is counterproductive.
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He finally decides to tell the truth to Sheriff Keller (Martin Cummins) and the principal, Mr. Weatherbee (Peter James Bryant).
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"What you can be sure that Russia will not do is tell the truth" explained U.N. ambassador Samantha Power recently.
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This freed 7,000 active and reserve transgender members to tell the truth about their gender identity, according to Pentagon estimates.
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Share your side of the story and any relevant facts to backup your case, but most importantly tell the truth.
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"But as you saw throughout the entire campaign, and even now, the fake news doesn't tell the truth," he continued.
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Yael: Dom could've tried to tell the truth to the police and get put in protective custody or something, IDK.
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One prevailing theory is that Trump's willingness to "tell the truth" resonates with a demographic that equates honesty to boorishness.
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Obama is using language to engineer a reaction rather than to tell the truth, which is the definition of propaganda.
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Al Franken told Attorney General Jeff Sessions he "failed to tell the truth" about his Russian interactions during the campaign.
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" And when he vowed to tell the truth "plainly and honestly," a delegate cried from the floor: "Bring it, Donald!
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"Categorically, I can tell you his counsel to Michael Cohen throughout that entire period was, 'Tell the truth,' " Giuliani said.
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And if personal loyalty trumps ideology, then voters may back a politician even if he does not tell the truth.
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Mr Trump's approval rating is 11 points higher than the share of people who trust him to tell the truth.
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Both jobs were cast as "dad to the nation"—one solid guy (always a guy) selected to tell the truth.
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To not be a phony, tell the truth the way it is, lie if it's a certain kind of lie.
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All he does on King of Memphis, just like his other projects, is tell the truth over beautiful trap beats.
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VICE News meets the Belarusian journalists and bloggers struggling to tell the truth about Belarus in this post-soviet dictatorship.
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We can say yes and simply tell the truth of what we know or have observed, which isn't a lot.
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There is also reason to believe Kavanaugh did not tell the truth about multiple aspects of his high school experience.
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Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?
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"What my people have to do is just be honest, just tell the truth," he said in the Fox interview.
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Voters trust former FBI Director James Comey to tell the truth more than President Trump, according to a new poll.
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"I used to think it was to tell the truth but I've changed my mind lately," the former president said.
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In keeping with bureau policy, it was not recorded and Clinton did not swear an oath to tell the truth.
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"She did not tell the truth, and tried to mislead the court," said Michalis Papathanasiou, the judge in the case.
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"They are not often forthcoming; often don't tell the truth about what's really happening," said the New Jersey Democratic congressman.
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"We ask everybody who is interested in Michael being able to tell the truth to help him out," Davis said.
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The settlement said unnamed "senior executives" at the bank knew Mr. Leissner did not tell the truth during an Oct.
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The president said, "Go tell the truth," when Ambassador Sondland told the president he was asked to testify before Congress.
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But we need him to tell the truth, and to respect his duties and the extraordinary diversity that defines America.
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Restorative justice's beauty and effectiveness flow from people feeling free to tell the truth, and being welcomed to do so.
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Of course, this presumes that the subjects of any such pardon would tell the truth if compelled to testify under oath.
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So maybe next time you're too drunk to head into work, just embrace your inner Blake Pendlebury and tell the truth.
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TN: I've come to the realization that the most important thing for my show is for me to tell the truth.
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On August 21, Michael Cohen made the decision to take legal responsibility and to continue his commitment to tell the truth.
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Though Jessica ultimately doesn't tell the truth about Bryce on the stand, someone wants to keep her quiet before her testimony.
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These people put their jobs on the line to tell the truth, as Morrison's imminent departure from the White House indicates.
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There, the messaging doesn't have to look like it came from the military and doesn't have to necessarily tell the truth.
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"The president has a great desire to come forward and tell the truth if he gets a fair hearing," Giuliani said.
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"Donald Trump won our party's nomination because he is willing to tell the truth about the things that matter," he said.
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Come on, people, it's time to have a "Come to Jesus" moment, where we tell the truth and shame the devil.
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Chris himself has not been required to make a public confession as prosecutors do not believe he would tell the truth.
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Before Trump, the idea of having a President who habitually fails to tell the truth and survives would have been unthinkable.
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Her definition of a lie is when there's a deliberate attempt to deceive — when someone knowingly fails to tell the truth.
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I can be honest with you and tell the truth that ever since training camp and practice, he's been doing great.
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Or, to borrow Scaramucci's phrase, do "the best of her ability to tell the truth but also to protect the President."
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And that obligation is to tell the truth, and to do so in the open, even it it harms church coffers.
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Even when she can't tell the truth, she plays with language carefully and deftly so that she doesn't have to lie.
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"Now, they will have to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth to the world," he said.
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Reporters soon discovered you could not count on Sanders to tell the truth, any more than you could trust Trump himself.
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"This is a dangerous time to tell the truth in America, but the truth is bigger than a bully," he said.
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Avenatti has previously told NBC News that the case has never been about money but allowing Daniels to tell the truth.
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I was noncommittal in the moment and when it came time to write a book, I wanted to tell the truth.
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When pressed to tell the truth under penalty of perjury in formal depositions, Trump has tended to provide something resembling it.
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My reticence to tell the truth may also reflect a deeper fear of being judged, disliked, or rejected for my needs.
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Whenever you create a character, at least for me, you have to find anything you can to tell the truth, right?
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These patients, they hate to go to the doctor, because they know if they tell the truth they'll get poor treatment.
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We can tell the truth about the men who enabled a child trafficker, and demand they are never given power again.
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Art can be a way to fight back against that and tell the truth about what these companies are really doing.
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" On Monday night, the Nebraska Republican Party tweeted a press release headlined, "McCollister should tell the truth and change his registration.
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But we, the victims, are still here, prepared to tell the truth, and we all know he did not act alone.
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I want to say Alafair Burke because she would make the truth interesting, but then I know she'd tell the truth.
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Nothing diminishes a public figure when they tell the truth about their struggles and advantages, and yet such honesty is rare.
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A Fox News poll released last week showed respondents about evenly divided on whom they trusted more to tell the truth.
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"A vibrant press continues to inform, expose, tell the truth and occasionally fill us all with outrage at injustice," he said.
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Of course, scientists, journalists and judges have their own problems, and cannot always be trusted to discover and tell the truth.
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On Monday, Mr. Hornaday said he initially believed his officer because he expected "a uniformed, sworn officer" to tell the truth.
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"She risked her entire life and her entire career to tell the truth -- and she suffered greatly for it," she said.
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Allowing us freedom to tell the truth of what was happening was the ultimate form of rebellion against the Assad regime.
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These biases are inherent in XR's core demands: that governments "tell the truth" and reduce emissions to "net zero" by 2025.
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"Unfortunately, arbitration is able to generally ensure that people can't tell the truth and can't talk to the media," Werner said.
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"I think these two witnesses are going to encourage others to come forward and tell the truth, as patriots," Hoyer said.
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But we need him to tell the truth and to respect his duties and respect the extraordinary diversity that defines America.
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Maybe they don't understand the question — or maybe it's because they're worried about what will happen if they tell the truth.
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I like LA, but at the end of the day I choose New York because I like to tell the truth.
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So, sometimes the participant was incentivized to lie to the partner, while in others they were incentivized to tell the truth.
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"If it does, it does — I have to tell the truth," Mr. Trump said in an interview with The New York Times.
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" And in that dilemma, he's found "a new responsibility" that he urges others to embrace: "Be brave enough to tell the truth.
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Knowing that character is destiny, parents teach their children to tell the truth, but invariably preschoolers discover that honesty isn't always required.
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Initially Tsuchiya expressed strong attachment to Asahara&aposs teachings but later apologized to the victims and urged Asahara to tell the truth.
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And I had to tell the truth about entitlements that must be reformed if we are ever to balance the federal budget.
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After asking Ford to stand and be sworn to tell the truth, he took pains to emphasize he wanted to accommodate her.
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She raised her right hand, swore to tell the truth, and took a seat, her long brown hair dangling down her shoulder.
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"If the media's job is to be honest and tell the truth, the media deserves a very, very big fat failing grade".
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I knew immediately that I could not tell the truth to this girl whose name I was not even entirely sure of.
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"Thank you President Trump for your honesty & courage to tell the truth," former KKK Grand Wizard David Duke tweeted after the event.
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Carlos Ghosn announced a forthcoming press conference "to tell the truth", presumably about the charges he faces for financial misconduct at Nissan.
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Video Prosecutors used Ayliff's testimony to establish that a CPA relies on the client to tell the truth about their financial information.
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And it's hard for a guy put into that spot, where he can't really stand up for himself and tell the truth.
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And his statement at the Oversight Hearing was true — and consistent with his post joint defense agreement commitment to tell the truth.
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The president can't be counted on to tell the truth, although none of his lawyers would knowingly let him lie to Mueller.
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A wide viewership would encourage more film-makers to take the risk that he and his colleagues have to tell the truth.
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"That is the reason I made the decision to tell the truth of my rape and its damaging aftermath," Díaz's statement said.
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A new Fox News poll finds that slightly more U.S. voters trust President Trump's administration to tell the truth than the media.
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López Obrador said via Twitter that his government investigation of the crash will "tell the truth about what happened and act accordingly."
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He has also vowed in his prepared opening remarks to tell the truth, promising to include documentation to help support his claims.
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But I think it's a necessary profession, because [the government] lies to us a lot, and we need to tell the truth.
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They are crisis managers after all, not fixers, and you don't need to hire someone and strategize how to tell the truth.
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I don't want to tell the truth now because our mothers are very close, and I don't want to upset that relationship.
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But several interviewed rejected the idea that women always tell the truth about it or that men are single-handedly to blame.
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It would: In general, it's permissible to mislead people who will do you serious and unwarranted wrong if you tell the truth.
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Linda Taylor's family was motivated less by a burning desire to tell the truth than an impulse to bury an uncomfortable secret.
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"As soon as someone is exposed publicly as an 'enemy,' it is not easy for them to tell the truth," he said.
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The popular gameshow To Tell The Truth was a bit before my time, but I had seen enough to understand the idea.
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" The challenge facing the detectives: "How do you get a compulsive liar, one with every reason to lie, to tell the truth?
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" He had tweeted yesterday that he planned to hold a news conference next Thursday to tell "the truth about what's going on.
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I agree with her that, in this pursuit, your guiding principle should be to tell the truth and see where it leads.
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"In my view, the most important lesson from 1918 is to tell the truth," he says at the end of the piece.
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The donations will help Cohen "as he goes forward on his journey to tell the truth about Donald Trump," the page states.
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If Trump fails to tell the truth in any interviews with Mueller, a John Edwards problem would become a Bill Clinton problem.
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Trump allies who may be called before the grand jury will be obligated to tell the truth or face serious legal jeopardy.
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It has become clear that there are many, many doctors and medical professionals like Dr. Li who tried to tell the truth.
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I think I can trust him to get the rest of it right, and, quoting Huck Finn, to tell the truth, mainly.
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On the one hand, officials have expressed their sorrow over his death and encouraged people to tell the truth about the outbreak.
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It's now explicit that what's at stake is Franz's responsibility, not to avoid doing harm, but to tell the truth without compromise.
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There's no question that Trump has redefined the idea of how much or how little a politician has to tell the truth.
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Don't hide the truth If you don't tell the truth, the truth will come out and your company will look even worse.
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"The message is for all of us to check our loyalty, to tell the truth, to help the good guys," Breen said.
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"Police told you to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth," the lawyer grilled a witness in court.
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The alternative is, simply, for these leading Republicans to tell the truth — that Trump blew a completely winnable election for the party.
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Do your work better, find stuff out, tell the truth, be relentless about telling the truth, and stop the false equivalency stuff.
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Researchers sent 18- and 19-year-old "decoys" into stores without ID, instructing them to tell the truth about their age if asked.
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Spicer said it was his intention to tell the truth from the podium but that sometimes he will disagree with reporters about facts.
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Democrats call for Sessions to resign over meetings with Russian envoy, some Republicans calls for recusal "He didn't tell the truth," Painter said.
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And I would say to girls and women in that position, you are absolutely entitled to tell the truth regardless of the consequences.
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"It's our sacred oath to keep these markers up, and to continue to tell the truth about what took place in our community."
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I think there is still hope for him if he can get out in front of all of this and tell the truth.
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The CIA had decided that only a program focused on tailor-made countermeasures could get someone of Zubaydah's seniority to tell the truth.
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It also leads me to ask myself whether I would have had the strength to tell the truth if I had been Peter.
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The stranger made a point to say that there were no survivors, but this is Riverdale: Since when does anyone tell the truth?
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During this time, Cindy Anthony tried to get her daughter to tell the truth, but she alleges her pleas fell on deaf ears.
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"We will continue to hold power accountable and we will continue to tell the truth," Chay Hofilena, Rappler's acting managing editor, told reporters.
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"My Twitter has become so powerful that I can actually make my enemies tell the truth," Trump tweeted way back in October 2012.
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A candidate that cannot be trusted to tell the truth before being hired should not be trusted with a badge and a gun.
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But Beck still felt compelled to tell the truth, even acknowledging it could hurt him financially if some of his listeners tuned out.
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Earnest also pointed out that it's hard for a White House to keep its story straight when the president won't tell the truth.
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"At first it was a thing of 'Like, listen, if I tell the truth, then that's it — cause it's the truth,'" he said.
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"Thank you President Trump for your honesty & courage to tell the truth about #Charlottesville & condemn the leftist terrorists in BLM/Antifa," Duke tweeted.
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You are able to make mistakes without the fear of disappointment, or tell the truth instead of lying to get out of trouble.
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Stone told the Journal that he is angry with Credico because he "has refused to tell the truth" about his ties to WikiLeaks.
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And what should happen is a full accounting: Kim Jong Un should say, to his intelligence people, 'let's tell the truth on this.
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"Senator Rubio did not tell the truth last night on that stage," the New Jersey governor said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Friday.
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"I am a gaffe machine, but my God what a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can't tell the truth," he said.
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The president has embraced West, tweeting in August that "he is willing to tell the TRUTH" on Trump's policies helping the black community. .
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Then there's this: Wouldn't Cohen be incentivized to tell the truth given that he has been under oath -- several times -- in this process?
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"But I'm going to do my best to tell the truth, without calculation of whom it benefits or whom it detracts," he added.
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They should just tell the truth: they want to give money to their supporters at the expense of real progress for ordinary Americans.
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"So I know he's willing to not tell the truth, so I do have an issue with his credibility," Judge Corley said today.
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"All you can do is try to do is fill in the history and tell the truth the best you can," he says.
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His remarks about the burqas, for example, prompted a round of let-Boris-tell-the-truth letters in the pro-Boris Daily Telegraph.
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And prosecutors revealed on Friday how far investigators had gone during the interview to give Mr. Flynn the chance to tell the truth.
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What I cannot accept is the notion that many people have that women cannot be trusted to tell the truth about these violations.
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I think of this as two people who have a tendency to tell the truth and of the possibility that truth might collect.
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" Pelosi says she has "real problems" with Trump because he "doesn't tell the truth, he doesn't honor the Constitution and he's harming children.
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"All nations, including Iran, should tell the truth about the coronavirus and cooperate with international aid organizations," Pompeo said at a press briefing.
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Down the road, if you're required to testify under oath, you will, of course, have to tell the truth, whatever your bosses want.
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"But if you tell the truth about the way people behave, sometimes you find out that life really does imitate art," he says.
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"We don't do it to incite anybody's feelings or anything, we just try to tell the truth about it," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Here's a suggestion: Go rogue, you lovable park rangers and biologists; tell the truth about science, you nerds in funny hats and badges.
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When people tell the truth, they can experience a feeling of release from pretense that is perhaps similar to the release of rudeness.
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Their consciences pull them one way — to tell the truth — while their political interests pull them another way — to keep their heads down.
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"If she has a claim, there's one place to tell the truth and that's in court or to the police," he told TMZ.
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He made a very conscious, brazen decision to tell the truth in all instances with Martha, like that could help ease his guilt.
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I compare it to a line by Isaiah Rashad, where he said, 'How you tell the truth to a crowd of white people?
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At a press conference on Monday, Sheriff Knight flatly called Bybee a "criminal" and criticized his decision not to tell the truth to investigators.
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He presented FEC filings and asked if the two were aware that they took an oath to tell the truth under penalty of perjury.
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Email and texts fall through the cracks, sometimes accidentally, sometimes because we don't know what to say or are afraid to tell the truth.
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They've become an important community for me and a safe/non-judgemental space to tell the truth about how hard both those jobs are.
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"Our main goal from this film was to tell the truth because we thought at the time that no one will survive," she said.
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"I knew I was communicating with someone who might not tell the truth about it if it ever became an issue," Mr. Comey said.
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" Some voters, he said, would be turned off by Mr. Johnson, whom he called a "populist demagogue who is unable to tell the truth.
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Health surveys by StatCan and other agencies are one way to measure consumption, but people do not always tell the truth about such habits.
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He complained that "Reversal of Fortune", a film of his trials made in 1990, did not tell the truth in dozens of small ways.
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"I have to thank our producers, Tom McCarthy and Josh Singer, who just took every single opportunity to tell the truth," said Ruffalo, 48.
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He asks about his parents and the attending physician says they are O.K. He intends to tell the truth once the child is stronger.
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IN FRONT OF a bright pink sailing boat emblazoned with the words "tell the truth", an elderly man in red trousers is telling his.
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She can deflect bullets with her bracelets and her shield, she has a lasso to capture enemies and force people to tell the truth.
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Trump said nothing revealing—everyone lies to their primary care physician in private, so why tell the truth to a celebrity doctor on TV?
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Generally speaking, it's bad for potential Supreme Court justices to not to tell the truth — and knowingly lying under oath is, of course, perjury.
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To defend his party's nominee, Pence must lie; but to defend his own honor, he must tell the truth—thereby betraying his party's nominee.
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It meant a lot to me that they were willing to step up and tell the truth about what happened and what they observed.
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Cease defended himself, insisting he wasn't a snitch since he'd been subpoenaed and had no choice but to tell the truth on the stand.
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We just wanted to tell the truth and let these two men tell you how they feel about these terrible moments in their lives.
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But why is the president afraid of letting his own White House officials tell the truth in a process ultimately controlled by Senate Republicans?
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" Stone's attorney Grant Smith told The Hill in an email that Stone didn't "do anything other than implore Mr. Credico to tell the truth.
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All in all, it seemed like a good day for folks who simply wanted to tell the truth as they believed it to be.
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Those who tell the truth about what they saw or did would be granted amnesty from prosecution — even if they did not express remorse.
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Butler told me that he felt pressure from Darren not to disparage Katya, but that he also felt an imperative to tell the truth.
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Mueller marches on, interviewing witnesses at length, who will be indicted if they do not tell the truth when they are questioned by investigators.
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But he says that he did so as Hulk Hogan, in which guise he often struck fictional poses and did not tell the truth.
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"All I can tell you today is I will tell the truth about any matter that I have knowledge of," he told reporters Thursday.
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He is someone who regularly doesn't tell the truth -- viewing facts as fungible things that can be bent and twisted as he sees fit.
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What a very sad state of affairs for this country when the president cannot be relied upon, or not permitted, to tell the truth.
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"You would think I kicked someone's dog or said their mom was ugly when all I did was tell the truth," Ms. Cassidy said.
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In fact, what we're really trying to do is tell the truth and the true reality in history of what actually happened in slavery.
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The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment from CNBC asking whether the president expects Manafort to tell the truth.
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Before he stepped aside for the couple to read vows they wrote themselves, he urged them to continue to tell the truth in love.
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Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), who features in Bolton's book — "Personally I believe John Bolton will tell the truth," he told VICE News — and Sen.
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If you mess up and you don't tell the truth, and you write just to write, how do you look yourself in the eye?
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" At Tuesday's hearing, Hawley proved skeptical of that claim, calling on TikTok to "now appear under oath to tell the truth about their company.
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This constant lying that keeps going on, and then you just keep lying and then people who tell the truth just give up, essentially.
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Not mattering most or more than anyone else to someone can be a very empty feeling, and it's okay to tell the truth about that.
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In these incendiary pages, Anderson casts herself the wise adult figure who will do what so many adults won't: Tell the truth, but with kindness.
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Yeah. Well, a lot of your Republicans colleagues — I have a character flaw — and my character flaw is that I tend to tell the truth.
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When wellness bloggers tell the truth, and really do try to fight off cancer without any conventional treatment, it doesn't usually work out so well.
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But the desire to tell the truth can be a kind of a deep desire, and it can be a very liberating path to tread.
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Conservatives who embrace all God's children, acknowledge that climate change is real, get serious about our debt, abide by our Constitution, and tell the truth.
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Overwhelmingly, the most common reason they cited was that they didn't trust the underlying story — because they didn't trust the press to tell the truth.
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My goal is to tell the truth about my experiences in what may feel poetic and magical but are rooted in living at a disadvantage.
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To tell the truth: For a split second, I had the same thought — sharp, rising fear seems to be a pervasive sign of our times.
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So, no: He didn't murder his daughter, but he also didn't have the decency to tell the truth about what really went down that night.
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That was over the weekend once again attacking Fox News and obviously us, because we dare to tell the truth about the scandal surrounding her.
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INGARAHAM: Well actually he was talking about that big moment where he didn&apost tell the truth about that surveillance program, he addressed this today.
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"I am a gaffe machine, but my God what a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can't tell the truth," Biden said in December.
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"I don't expect that he will ever tell the truth about what truly happened or why," Rourke, the district attorney, said in court in November.
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" Coulter responded on Twitter that Trump voters could be organized into two factions, "the Tell the Truth faction and the Kiss the Emperor's Ass camp.
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For any of them to succeed, they say, we need to be able to tell the "truth" about women/Islam/black people/Jews/Latinos/whoever.
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These shows tell the truth about what happens in the months and years after the papers are signed, the wine is drunk, the guests scattered.
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And I hope that their courage to tell the truth, will help put an end to the pervasive culture of harassment in the work place.
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Still, the company is doing its best: A new website has appeared that purports to tell the "truth" about Farrier and Reeve and their documentary.
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At Oxford Circus, protesters unveiled a pink boat that says "TELL THE TRUTH" and on Waterloo Bridge demonstrators brought trees, hanging baskets and skate ramps.
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This poll also comes at a time when the credibility of the media to properly inform the public and tell the truth is in question.
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So rather than continue to be bogged down in a long protracted legal fight, why not tell the truth now and get it done with?
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Investigators urged him to tell the truth about what happened to his family, at which point Watts asked to speak to his father, Ronnie Watts.
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" He continued: "Therefore, it is absolutely necessary that there should be — that there should be a full liberty to tell the truth about his acts.
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When I asked Mr. Brown to promise to tell the truth about every loan that it packages into a security, he said the company would.
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Tell the truth about your beliefs around moneyStanny notes that you need to start looking at your beliefs around money to overcome your earnings barriers.
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You do a disservice to the public when you abrogate your responsibility to tell the truth and ensure that those around you do the same.
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The media helped the Republican Party spread that lie because they were afraid to be objective reporters and tell the truth to the American people.
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The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) said in a statement that Bekri obstructed the investigations and did not tell the truth during the probe.
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"There's no reason why he would tell the truth today other than he fears the imposition of the severe sentence that he deserves," she said.
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Federal law calls what Cohen and Manafort did by the simple name of fraud — lying when you have a legal obligation to tell the truth.
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" Mr. Credico's lawyer, Martin Stolar, said, "It's a serious investigation and Randy is obligated to tell the truth, and that's what he's going to do.
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And when employees tell me their co-workers will back them up and tell the truth under oath, I tell them that often doesn't happen.
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"Making the realist case is a different thing than being so weak that we failed to tell the truth, Sasse said on "Fox News Sunday.
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This speech mattered a lot to Douglass and it ought to matter to those of us who want to tell the truth about his legacy.
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You know what, I'm a person who wants to tell the truth, I'm an honest person and what I'm saying, you know, is exactly right.
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It is about telling the truth and about how people don't tell the truth now or how you have to learn how to mask things.
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"I think of myself as a good person," Emma notes at one point, as she finally begins to tell the truth about her past behavior.
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Alchemy of the Soul dares to tell the truth about a beautiful county with a greedy past, desperate to satisfy the world's craving for sugar.
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" He praised his colleagues as "the greatest work force on earth because you speak up, you tell the truth and you do the right thing.
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He also believes that he can lie, and then lie differently, and then lie another way, and then finally tell the truth, and nobody minds!
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"I am a gaffe machine, but my God, what a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can't tell the truth," he said in Montana.
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Learning how to tell the truth about how our family is implicated in, benefits from, and resists violent systems of exploitation is an ongoing process.
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"If they do tell the truth, then technically, under our law, they are a criminal, and I don't believe that that is right," she said.
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But to tell the truth, what I will probably end up buying is a new Surface Pro (preferably with LTE, possibly with an ARM processor?).
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"Thank you President Trump for your honesty & courage to tell the truth," David Duke, a former Ku Klux Klan leader, said on Twitter on Tuesday.
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So if you do tell the truth, and the board frowns upon home offices, it might toss your application, and you would never know why.
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"My view of that would be there's nothing wrong with the law if people tell the truth as it relates to Carter Page," said Sen.
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And then to have to quickly decide in their head whether to tell the truth or not, mainly out of concern for the questioner's feelings.
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" And he said he also had spoken briefly to the President during a White House gathering, where Trump told him to "go tell the truth.
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Now, they're becoming a popular social statement excused by a political class that's afraid to tell the truth and risk the loss of voting blocks.
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Donald Trump's willingness to not tell the truth is one of the hallmarks of his 19 months in office, and one of the most corrosive.
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The "house rules" stuck on the front door — "respect one another"; "always tell the truth" — are a holdover from the previous tenant, Plant Love House.
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Not because Gallup's numbers are suspect -- it's the gold standard of polling, in fact -- but because people don't always, well, tell the truth to pollsters.
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I feel driven to tell the truth about what it's like to be alive – the beauty of it, but also the painful and embarrassing parts.
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Over time, I've come to believe that it is not a betrayal to tell the truth about our abusers, even if they are black men.
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Sometimes the public is not admitted, witnesses are not sworn to tell the truth, and there is no word-for-word record of the proceedings.
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"My responsibility before you and everywhere in Europe is to tell the truth to European businesses," he said in the speech to the BDA employers association.
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"I will once again tell the truth to the special prosecution," Lee told reporters, while protesters outside the office held up signs calling for his arrest.
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For more than half of you, that won't even equal the number of times Trump doesn't tell the truth every day of his presidency (including weekends!).
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And what you&aposve done it in your book is to go to these places and -- you know try to tell the truth about these situations.
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"At first it was a thing of like, listen, if I tell the truth then that's it, 'cause it's the truth," Smollett said of his skeptics.
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Prior to the speech, Puerto Ricans told BuzzFeed News they hoped the president would tell the truth about their situation, though they didn't have high hopes.
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" Brady insisted, "If it is no longer the duty of the president to tell the truth under sworn oath, can we require it of any American?
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Karamo enlists the help of an actual lie detector test to force Arian into the kind of corner that would make him to tell the truth.
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This moment is an extreme example of the roller coaster-like highs and lows that have dominated the Trump years... Did the president tell the truth?
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Clay, Tony, and Alex go to court to support Jessica, but Clay is particularly disappointed that Jessica won't tell the truth about Bryce on the stand.
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But one teen at Ohio State University decided to actually tell the truth about why her history assignment was several hours late — and it paid off.
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The goal is to create an environment where we can't tell the truth from fiction, and where we lose faith in American institutions including the media.
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"It was really important for me to tell the truth because there are so many young women and men who watch Pretty Little Liars," she continues.
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So much of what we've done in protests is tell the truth in public, knowing that that's a precursor to changing the way the world works.
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For so many people, social media allows them to tell the truth and to hear the truth, and that is a necessary precursor to people acting.
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In order to demonstrate that Manafort lied, Mueller will need to refer to evidence or reasons he has for believing Manafort did not tell the truth.
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But the thorny issue here is the dilemma between being evenhanded and objective on the one hand and trying to tell the truth on the other.
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Republicans have argued that Cohen cannot be trusted to tell the truth because he is a known liar who has pleaded guilty to lying to Congress.
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Why can't we give politicians the most important grade of all -- how often they tell the truth and how often they lie to the American people?
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For children from communities of color, the live versions of history they are forced see growing up rarely tell the truth, let alone the whole truth.
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"To tell the truth, he was always a little detached from his family; he had trouble with them because of his views on religion," he said.
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So, I don't know -- I am not really sure how we would have approached it with her, that would have motivated her to tell the truth.
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"You have to listen very carefully and tell the truth if you are going to get a paranoid person to open up to you," he writes.
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" "The president doesn't tell the truth about a lot of things fairly consistently," Santorum, a CNN commentator, said during a panel discussion on"Anderson Cooper 360.
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Earlier this week, Allen argued that Trump's inability to tell the truth represented a kind of ontological problem that the media was ill-equipped to handle.
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Considered in retrospect, it has disconcerting resonances with subsequent concerns about Justice Kavanaugh's willingness both to tell the truth and to stand up to President Trump.
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Earlier last week, Mr. Ghosn took to Twitter to announce plans for a news conference where he would "tell the truth" about the accusations against him.
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"You know, at first it was a thing of, like, listen, if I tell the truth then that's it, because it's the truth," Smollett told Roberts.
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As Cavett stumbles over how to phrase the question, Baldwin smiles his magnificent smile and says that, to tell the truth, he doesn't have much hope.
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And the members of the society that sponsored his visit turned against him when he began to tell the truth of Livingstone's association with slave traders.
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And the members of the society that sponsored his visit turned against him when he began to tell the truth of Livingstone's association with slave traders.
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And if, in fact, you do not tell the truth, and those falsehoods were designed to injure or harm a business, there's a consequence for that.
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Even if a chunk of that total involves inconsequential or arguable statements, the statistic captures the universal understanding that he often does not tell the truth.
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The fact is more Americans think Trump is likelier than the media to tell the truth, according to recent polls by Emerson College and Fox News.
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Two weeks of dramatic hearings starring steely career officials braving the conservative media storm to tell the truth have left Trump's anti-impeachment offensive in tatters.
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At his first formal White House briefing on Monday, Spicer was asked by a reporter if he intended to always tell the truth from the lectern.
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The arrest comes just a day after Ghosn took to Twitter, vowing to "tell the truth" behind his shocking downfall at a press conference next week.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday said "I believe that" former campaign chief Paul Manafort "will tell the truth" as he cooperates with special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Then, consider this second obvious flaw: Trump did not tell the truth when asked directly about the role that he played in securing Kushner's security clearance.
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As we've learned from the case of Harvey Weinstein and others, it's hard enough for women to come forward and tell the truth about sexual abuse.
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She also suggested the accident reports supplied by officials in North Carolina were not necessarily accurate, because the drivers cannot be trusted to tell the truth.
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Opening up about her hookup with Thompson for the first time, Woods acknowledged that she didn't immediately tell the truth to Jenner and Kardashian after what happened.
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"Williams stated that he wanted to tell the truth ... Williams stated he was fearful of being labeled a snitch when he went to prison," the warrant says.
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"Man, I was trying to just stay on the court, to tell the truth," said Paul, who scored his 1,000 career 3-pointer in the fourth quarter.
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I can't tell the truth about what I owe, I think now, because I believe that if I look at it straight on, I will lose everything.
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But after the boy's grandmother instructed him to tell the truth, the boy said his mom allegedly stabbed his dad and hid the knife above the toilet.
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First, as a baseline rule, for the sake of overall American credibility and for that of our diplomats, Washington officials must be empowered to tell the truth.
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Vindman, the top Ukraine expert on the National Security Council, came forward to tell the truth about President Trump's actions, despite the obvious risks to his career.
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Bean was a frequent guest on the game show "To Tell The Truth" and made appearances on versions of the show from the late '50s through 1991.
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That means Facebook is trusting advertisers to tell the truth about consent for targeting… despite them having a massive financial incentive to bend or break those rules.
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And she can't even tell the truth about that, as leaked emails show that she said one thing to Wall Street and quite another to the public.
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The question about why so many people in Trump world were incapable or unwilling to tell the truth arose, and the question was, are they hiding collusion?
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But the fact that repair hurts Apple's bottom line came out in Cook's official communication with shareholders, who he is legally obligated to tell the truth to.
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MY ADVICE IS JUST GET TO THE BOTTOM OF IT,TELL THE TRUTH, CLEAN THIS UP. BECAUSE WE CAN'T AFFORD IT. I MEAN, IT REALLYBROKE MY HEART.
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"It is possible not to succumb to populism, to tell the truth, to raise interest without aggressive vocabulary," the pro-EU environmental activist said, according to Reuters.
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She could have made up a completely different story to try to get out of it, but I think she said, 'I'm going to tell the truth.
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" Finally, in another police interview, and after law enforcement allegedly uncovered that he was having an affair with a coworker, Chris said he would "tell the truth.
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"It's very tempting to tell the truth," he continued, explaining that he's been asked to write a book, but hasn't because he doesn't want to attack people.
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We took them as peace officers sworn to tell the truth, and through all our negotiations of trust, that they weren't inventing these out of thin air.
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After the split with Caitlyn Jenner and the tell-all book that Kris says doesn't exactly tell the truth, it's no wonder she's wary of the press.
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Despite its cringier moments (see: Beatty rapping), it leaves one yearning for the day when a politician might be emboldened to tell the truth in real life.
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"Williams stated that he wanted to tell the truth ... Williams stated he was fearful of being labeled a snitch when he went to prison," the affidavit says.
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"Thank you President Trump for your honesty & courage to tell the truth about #Charlottesville & condemn the leftist terrorists in BLM/Antifa," tweeted former KKK leader, David Duke.
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The lesson to be learned from the 503 election is that enough voters simply didn't care that Trump didn't tell the truth a lot of the time.
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President Trump's pick for budget chief on Tuesday said he would "tell the truth" and not back away from vows to reform Social Security and Medicare spending.
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A 24-year-old marketing major at the national university said a female police officer told her to tell the truth while threatening her with a knife.
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"I just want to tell the truth about what happened," Shelton explained, adding that Stefani's recent record This Is What The Truth Feels Like also provided inspiration.
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People deserve a city that works for them, and they deserve people who are willing to tell the truth in public, to do what's right by people.
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To be fair, this is a rather uncomfortable question to answer and he did choose to tell the truth instead of pleading the fifth, which is commendable.
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I've long argued that liberals should root for the real journalists at Fox, who have the power to tell the truth about Trump to a conservative audience.
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You're hardly aware that you do this, until a few years later when Paul tells you he finds it easier to lie than to tell the truth.
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" (Whether the White House can be trusted to, you know, tell the truth is something the American public is interested in.)"I've answered this question multiple times.
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However, 54 percent said they trust the media to tell the truth about important issues more than Trump, while 34 percent said they trusted the president more.
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Therein lies what may be the most compelling reason for not just one Republican but several to get into the race: a chance to tell the truth.
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Navarro spoke of the importance of people being able to trust the president and the damage to his credibility that occurs when he doesn't tell the truth.
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Subsequent reports have raised questions about Kavanaugh's statements; one Yale classmate told CNN that Kavanaugh did not tell the truth about his drinking habits before the committee.
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"I thought a museum was the best way to make that happen, so we collected so many documents and personal testimonies to tell the truth," he said.
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" Others celebrate his flair and ability to talk directly to the people: "You have the personality to be able to tell the truth to the Colombian society.
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And they say 'do you promise to tell the truth' and all that bollocks, it's like putting your hand on the bible and telling the fucking truth.
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"My parents raised me to work hard, help others and always tell the truth," Balderson says in a straight to camera ad sitting next to his mother.
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If you're faced with the, "What's your current salary " question in an interview, then Welch says the best way to respond is to simply tell the truth.
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"I would say to promote human rights, to keep our country at peace, and to tell the truth," Carter said of his words of wisdom for Trump.
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I ask my students to tell the truth as plainly as they see it and to engage in that work understanding that it is an impossible feat.
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Two years later, Wright told a TV reporter that she and Griffiths had been too embarrassed to tell the truth after somebody like Conan Doyle believed them.
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"This is another example in an alarming pattern in which you, the nation's top law enforcement official, apparently failed to tell the truth, under oath," he wrote.
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" The firm said that Mr. Gates, in pleading guilty, admitted that he "didn't tell the truth to our lawyers when he spoke to them about this project.
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Jim Jordan: We will never get the chance to see the whistle blower raise his right hand, swear to tell the truth and nothing but the truth.
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However, 22019 percent said the trust the media to tell the truth about important issues more than Trump, while 34 percent said they trusted the president more.
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However, 85033 percent said they trust the media to tell the truth about important issues more than Trump, while 34 percent said they trusted the president more.
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Here's the big question as Bannon testifies: Under any circumstances, Stephen Bannon will tell the truth in response to any questions he is directly asked by investigators.
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"This may be the one place and a concrete example of where the reputation for a president to tell the truth is of great consequence," he said.
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One boy said officers accused him of lying about his age and told him he'd be raped by an adult man if he didn't tell the truth.
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This has been a flawed process from the beginning but has further exposed the difficulties women face in coming forward to tell the truth about powerful abusers.
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Tonight, Trump looked them in the eye and promised to be their voice, one that will tell the truth rather than subtle lies couched as political correctness.
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Chad Ludington, a former classmate of Kavanaugh's, has said Kavanaugh did not tell the truth about his drinking in his testimony Thursday to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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What is entirely missing from the OIG's report is any evidence of a motive for Mr. McCabe to do anything but tell the truth about this matter.
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The former director of national intelligence under President Obama is promising to tell "the truth" about Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election in a new book.
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Yes, that makes very little sense -- particularly because Trump wasn't honest about all the times he didn't tell the truth; he refused to acknowledge them at all.
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" A predecessor has this timeless advice: "Tell the truth, don't lie, don't cover up, put out the bad news yourself, put it out as soon as possible.
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"Tell the truth, don't lie or embellish," one member told the others in a group text in 2017, when they first reportedly tried to report the chief.
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Two anonymous sources told CNN on July 9 that it would be dangerous for Trump if Cohen were to "tell the truth" about the Trump Tower meeting.
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Fueling the misinformation is a network of information hotlines targeting the Jewish community and claiming to tell the "truth about vaccines," according to a recording on one.
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You know, I've had plastic surgery and I've had breast implants and I've always been very vocal of what I've done, because I tell the truth about everything.
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While chatting about hosting his third season of To Tell The Truth, Anderson opened up about his surprise run-in with his pal at the uber formal party.
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He told her to tell the doctors she had fallen down a staircase, but once the police caught up to her, she was able to tell the truth.
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Michael Cohen Slams Trump in First Post-Sentencing Interview: 'The Man Doesn't Tell the Truth' "I'm not aware that he's under consideration," she told reporters, according to Reuters.
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You say the show was a kind of experiment to see if it was possible to call it straight and tell the truth to a (mostly) conservative audience.
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President Trump, who has frequently made false and misleading statements while in office, told ABC News' Jon Karl that he tried to tell the truth, "when [he] can".
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"All donations [are] going to help Michael Cohen and his family as he goes forward on his journey to tell the truth about Donald Trump," his page says.
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EK: It's become very clichéd to say that The Daily Show and places like it are the only outlets able to tell the truth about what's going on.
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In 1963, he revealed on the television game show "To Tell the Truth" that he conducted field research by chatting up teenagers at pizza parlors and attending dances.
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Members even managed to park a full-size pink boat emblazoned with the words "TELL THE TRUTH" in the middle of Oxford Circus, one of London's busiest intersections.
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She had instructed OPS to tell the truth: that he had been unfairly forced from office by Ms Sasikala, who has already become secretary-general of the AIADMK.
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And "I swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth" commits the speaker in court to accepting charges for perjury for doing otherwise.
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Nearly three years into the Trump presidency, though, there are so many "formers" — like Kirstjen Nielsen and John Bolton — who are free to tell the truth about Trumpworld.
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" Finally, in another police interview, after law enforcement allegedly uncovered the affair and after he asked to speak with his father, Chris said he would "tell the truth.
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However, in the end, it's always better to resist that urge and tell the truth—no matter how tough it can feel in the heat of the moment.
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His re-arrest came after he tweeted Wednesday he was getting ready to tell the truth about what's going on and would hold an April 11 press conference.
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"Instead, he chose lies and deception despite warnings from friends, aides and members of the House and Senate that failure to tell the truth would have grave consequences."
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He had now decided "to tell the truth," he said, and Manafort "had the same path" of making a plea deal — but chose to fight the charges instead.
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Held amidst the Black Power movement, the show allowed the artist to controversially clear his throat, tell the truth the way he saw it, and ultimately "quit" art.
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"A lot of young people are turned off by politicians because they don't exactly tell the truth all the time and flip flop around the issues," Gray said.
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"Republicans waited way too long to stand up and tell the truth about Donald Trump's record, his temperament, and why he is unfit to be president," she said.
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" Stone shared his responses to the Journal with The Hill, in which he stated that he sent the emails to Credico "to get him to tell the truth.
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"I am a gaffe machine, but my God what a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can't tell the truth," Biden told an audience late last year.
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But an opinion poll published on Saturday suggested that twice the number of voters believed Johnson was more likely to tell the truth about the EU than Cameron.
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"We cannot heal the deep wounds inflicted during the era of racial terrorism until we tell the truth about it," EJI Director Bryan Stevenson stated in the release.
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Mr. Rosenstein warned the president that the news conference was a bad idea "because if the press asked him, he would tell the truth," Mr. Mueller's investigators wrote.
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Fifty-two percent said they trusted the media more to tell the truth about important issues, while 37 percent said they trusted Mr. Trump more to do so.
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"Very sad that he doesn't change his position but happy that we're there to tell the truth, to remind him of those who work for him," she said.
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The public tends to trust Mueller more than Trump -- 45% said they trusted Mueller to tell the truth on the Russia investigation versus the 29% who trusted Trump.
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If a defendant, who believes that a potential witness is about the lie, simply asks the witness to tell the truth, the defendants can be charged with obstruction.
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Trump and Cohen "have threatened me with millions of dollars in damages ($1M each time I speak out) if I tell the truth about what happened," she added.
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The band closed with "All My Friends" and the crowd shouted along—"To tell the truth/This could be the last time"—even though we knew it wouldn't be.
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"I have a tendency to tell the truth to the people I represent in Colorado and I want a chance to do that with the American people," he said.
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Mr. Trump called me a 'rat' for choosing to tell the truth — much like a mobster would do when one of his men decides to cooperate with the government.
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As far as the last few days are concerned, journalists do not expect each other to tell the truth, and we seem okay with punishing comedians for it, too.
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In a democracy — government by the people and for the people — it is now "highly inappropriate" to tell the truth about a Chief of Staff who tells confirmed falsehoods?
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If Trump is willing to obfuscate and mislead about something as simple as which charities he gives money too, what else is he refusing to tell the truth about?
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And one of the most difficult ways to do that — and I also feel like this is difficult as a woman— is to tell the truth about our bodies.
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"Artists and human rights defenders often taking significant risks, to tell the truth about crimes committed against defenseless women, children, and men during war," Jolie said in a statement.
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But rather than stick to the same prepackaged rhetoric he's been spinning for years, Bulworth changes strategies and decides to simply tell the truth about the state of America.
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Munoz's first mistake was that "he did not tell all the facts and did not tell the truth," Davis said, noting that United first blamed the problem on overbooking.
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In that phone call, Cosby asked the mother to get Andrea on the phone and explain what happened because "he wasn't going to tell the truth," Gianna Constand said.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) slammed President Trump on Friday for his assertion that former FBI Director James Comey did not tell the truth in his congressional testimony this week.
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The only way to counter that is to tell the truth, to help Americans and Canadians and Europeans know more about the people they're rejecting, the people they're saving.
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It's so hard to say because of course people don't tell the truth about drug taking, so it's very hard to know what the real levels of it are.
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For a time after the financial crisis of 2007-08, firms were on best behaviour, keen to look investors in the eye and tell the truth and nothing but.
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This isn't the case for patients who might be embarrassed about sexual preference or drug use, for instance; he wouldn't dismiss patients because they're afraid to tell the truth.
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That's the equivalent of starving every New Yorker to death five times over—and being unsure of the final number because of the government's unwillingness to tell the truth.
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Sergeant Miller was convicted of putting a gun to the man's head when he considered his story to be inconsistent, telling him to tell the truth, then shooting him.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer pledged Monday to tell the truth in his new position while standing by his assertion about a record audience for the presidential inauguration.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Public Enemy's "21989 Is a Joke," George Orwell's 289, Rodgers and Hammerstein's whole damn catalog—all are political works that tell the truth.
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But our current president owes it to all Americans to tell the truth about the dangers of inviting a known racist into the inner circle of the White House.
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But what is new -- or at the very least newsworthy -- is how rapidly the rate at which Trump doesn't tell the truth has sped up over the past year.
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From racist trolls to terrorist recruiting to gaslighting — today's popular way to describe lying so often that people can't quite tell the truth anymore — Twitter has some serious issues.
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"Michael, I'm proud of you for finally beginning to tell the truth about what you did, and trying to repair some of the harm you have caused," Daniels said.
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To be a 21st-century leader, Trump should tell the truth: The biggest killer of American factory jobs has been technological innovation, which can be neither demonized nor stopped.
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I think what he has forgot is how to tell the truth as he is sitting there being a counselor inside of a school instead of law enforcement officer.
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Cohen is not expected to be under oath during the appearance, but all witnesses appearing before congressional committees are required to tell the truth or potentially face criminal charges.
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So there's definitely some sort of lack of freedom and a numbness that almost comes with being someone that does perform so well sexually, but can't tell the truth.
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That's why Kant wrote that if a man takes you by the throat and demands to know where your money is kept, you don't have to tell the truth.
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Tents littered the prime shopping area of Oxford Circus on Tuesday morning, with some activists huddled beneath a model boat with the words "Tell the Truth" across its side.
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No matter what Saudi Arabia offered, could its supposed friendship be worth shrugging off the ensnaring and killing of a critic whose only offense was to tell the truth?
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" But just minutes later, Giuliani issued a revised statement that conspicuously omitted the "and Paul Manafort will tell the truth" part and merely said, "The President did nothing wrong.
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I've written a lot of books and stories, and sometimes the sources are powerful people who are unnamed because they will only tell the truth if they are unnamed.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT, quoting from an article in The Hill Bush's biographer, Jon Meacham, said of Bush in his eulogy: "His life code was: tell the truth; don't blame people.
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"I agreed to tell the truth, I agreed to provide documents and other materials to the government, and I agreed to help them" at trials, including Manafort's last August.
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So you had to say they hadn't been honest, or they didn't tell the truth, or the facts show something else, and even that was seen as hot rhetoric.
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He wrote in Smithsonian Magazine a few years ago that one reason that pandemic was so devastating is that, in the early stages, health officials didn't tell the truth.
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SHE SAIDBreaking the Sexual Harassment Story That Helped Ignite a MovementBy Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey Tell the truth: Do you really need to hear more about Harvey Weinstein?
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A Politico/Morning Consult poll found that 2900 percent of voters said they trusted Comey more to tell the truth, while 220006 percent said they trusted the president more.
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But an opinion poll published earlier on Saturday suggested that twice the number of voters believed Johnson was more likely to tell the truth about the EU than Cameron.
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In April, the group installed a bright pink boat emblazoned with the words "Tell the Truth" in Oxford Circus, a junction at the heart of a major shopping district.
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Given his demonstrated tendency not to always tell the truth he would potentially risk perjuring himself under oath, thereby taking a case from the civil to the criminal realm.
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His Wonder Woman hated guns, and her battle gear consisted of golden bracelets that deflected bullets and a magical lariat that could force bad guys to tell the truth.
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The part of the book that continued to thrill me, to tell the truth, was that this guy with this camp kind of approach infiltrated Middle America with Kiss.
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"The role of the Republican Party has been to tell the truth about what Russia and the Soviet Union was, not what it was pretending to be," he added.
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It was the first time I understood that someone else was enmeshed in painkillers as I was, and he gave me the confidence to tell the truth on myself.
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Teller may get more screen time, but Hill owns the movie, armed with the unforgettable laugh of a cracked-out banshee and a scary inability to tell the truth.
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Mr. Trump called me a "rat" for choosing to tell the truth -- much like a mobster would do when one of his men decides to cooperate with the government.
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"I think that we are better when we tell the truth and, so, this is my truth," she began her acceptance speech, shared by a fan account on Instagram.
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To tell the truth, she and I have both been on no-carb diets since New Year's, but one bite of the chicken and we're both lost to it.
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"There was something inside my head that snapped — which was just this moment of anger and resentment and this pure urgent need to tell the truth," she told me.
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And it can be from little, unimportant things like, "This is the biggest inauguration ever," to things that are really significant, that he just does not tell the truth.
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Why not just tell the truth when the world — including everyone in technology who has taken the region's money — is too cowardly or greedy to take a stand against it?
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So I think everybody would like that deal, that the FBI is going to come talk to me and the only thing I got to do is tell the truth.
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Lascanas said his motive for changing his story was his "desire to tell the truth, not only because of my spiritual renewal" but also because of his fear of God.
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When the trumpet summons them again, to ask what they can do for their country, they do their duty and tell the truth with the moral courage of true patriots.
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He said he felt compelled to come forward to "tell the truth of what I knew" because he thought Kavanaugh was being "mischaracterized" during Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's emotional testimony.
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"I will take up an unusual challenge for France: tell the truth and completely change its software," said Fillon, a racing car enthusiast who lives in a Loire valley chateau.
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"Rosenstein responded that this was not a good idea because if the press asked him, he would tell the truth that Comey's firing was not his idea," the report says.
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" Asked in his first official press briefing on Monday if it was his "intention to always tell the truth from that podium," Spicer told ABC News' Jonathan Karl, "It is.
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