Whether it's scientific truth, or historical truth, or personal truth.
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What does truth mean, as opposed to truth not being truth?
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Rihanna wants the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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I had told the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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Only then will we get the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
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"I can tell you this: There's your truth, my truth and the truth," he said.
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Mr. Mueller, what happened to the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?
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But it is further poisoning a society in which the idea of truth was already being Balkanized (our truth), personalized (my truth), problematized (whose truth), and trivialized (your truth) — all before Trump came along and defined truth as whatever he can get away with.
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It's risk-taking, but most of all truth telling, truth seeking, truth telling is profoundly more impactful than rhetoric,—rhetoric comes and goes, truth stays.
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We are here today to speak the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
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" The epigraph of "Eat Pray Love" is "Tell the truth, tell the truth, tell 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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" In response to moderator Chuck Todd's statement that "truth is truth," Giuliani responded: "No, it isn't truth.
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We have been able to hide from this truth, bury this truth, ignore and deny this truth.
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You swore that oath to tell us the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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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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Every story on One Mississippi is based in truth, and it's not necessarily my truth, but it's somebody truth.
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One read "The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth", and was accompanied by a single white rose.
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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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" Giuliani on "Meet the Press" yesterday: "Truth isn't truth.
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He's advanced a career in telling a "truth" that's paramount to anyone else's, even when that truth is only his truth.
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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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Even people who want to find the truth might struggle to sort out whose truth is the best truth, and why.
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"I know the truth, they know the truth," Cephus said.
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Whatever the Party holds to be truth is the truth.
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My words are the truth and the truth will prevail.
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I just want the truth, and this is the truth.
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They told the truth, and the truth changed peoples' minds.
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Well, here's the whole truth and nothing but the truth!
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"But he knows the truth, and I know the truth."
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We had standards around editorship and truth and objective truth.
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A truth somewhat embellished is still pretty much the truth.
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"The truth still exists, the truth still matters," Jackson said.
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It's a difficult truth but a truth all the same.
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Use whatever metaphor you want, but at the end of the day, there is truth, partial truth, misrepresentation of truth and fabrications.
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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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"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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In the end, the Kavanaugh hearings have been about the pursuit of truth — the truth of this Jekyll-and-Hyde man, the truth of whether he assaulted Dr. Blasey, the truth of his words.
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You have seen the truth, you have spoken the truth, and the truth has now called us, this group, called us to action.
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The truth part is a lot of research and stories, and I realize that a lot of this truth is other people's truth.
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Politeness and other forms of social expediency prevent us from telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth every day.
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What's the truth, and what's the other side of the truth?
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I will tell them the truth and that was the truth.
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Today he again told the truth and nothing but the truth.
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I knew the truth and the truth lived inside of me.
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But, the truth doesn't give in easy: Truth stays its course.
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It may be "an inconvenient truth," but it is a truth.
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And so I told her the truth – one truth, at least.
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When truth is invoked, we always have to ask, Whose truth?
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Simplify the definition of truth by focusing on your own truth.
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He didn't have a, a conversation -- CHUCK TODD: Truth is truth.
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All I do is tell the truth, I'm a truth teller.
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It's all the truth, but it is not all the truth.
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I would like to know the truth because truth is important.
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"The truth is the truth," he said in a telephone interview.
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Rob: The truth, yeah, be a bearer of truth and understanding.
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The truth matters and we have the truth on our side.
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Then there's the truth of what he's saying, the emotional truth.
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That's the role of art: a different truth, a better truth.
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Like Rudy said: Truth is not truth — unless I say so.
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The truth promised in Merchants of Truth was often not true.
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" The ad ends with words in bold: "The truth is hard/the truth is hard to know/the truth is more important than ever.
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" After the interview on Sunday, Merriam Webster tweeted the definition of "truth," while Mr. Comey was more direct, tweeting: "Truth exists and truth matters.
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Witness Rumsfeld's 'unknown unknowns', Trump's 'Fake News' and Giuliani's 'truth isn't truth'.
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He wants the public to have the truth – the simple, unvarnished truth.
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The truth The truth is, however, that vaccines do not cause autism.
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But truth is always slower than falsehood, because truth catches the facts.
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Change your words into truth and then change that truth into love.
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And I will always tell my truth and stick to my truth.
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This is the center for spiritual truth, and this is our truth.
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I have to speak the truth, so we can reach the truth.
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When truth is not the truth, what dimension are you even in?
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The best fiction tells a truth truer than the truth can tell.
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That is a hard truth to swallow, but it is the truth.
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There's no such thing as my truth, your truth or alternative facts.
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The so-called world knows the truth … I don't know the truth.
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"And when we find that truth, to speak the truth," he added.
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If you're telling the truth, and the whole truth, you needn't worry.
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But it's the opposite of leadership, bravery, truth-seeking or truth-telling.
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"So we had the truth before police had the truth," Moye said.
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Or maybe the post-truth era has found its post-truth sport.
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All Americans -- especially Trump supporters -- must demand that Trump and his administration always tell us the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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"Volatility is an instrument of truth, and the more you deny the truth, the more the truth will find you through volatility," Mr. Cole said.
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But there's an element of truth to it, so if it's someone's truth and it's my truth, then I'm going to put it on the screen.
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Aristotle explained that the appearance of truth isn't necessarily about manipulating the truth, but our attempt at getting close to a truth we do not know.
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We know that to be the truth—and not fake truth, but the real truth—because that's what Mexico City's Casa Cervecera Cru Cru recently did.
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By agreeing to meet with investigators and telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, Trump would help to close this chapter conclusively.
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If truth is under attack, then the truth is what we must protect.
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Because that's not the truth, and I only like to speak my truth.
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Now, anyone can get the truth out and the truth is out there.
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"I am a truth-teller and I will tell the truth," he added.
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This morning's blog post is the truth, but not all of the truth.
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" He added: "At the end of the day, the truth is the truth.
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Beauty is truth, Poirot tells us, but the truth is not always simple.
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So freedom requires truth, and so to smash freedom you must smash truth.
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Fact is the touchstone of truth; there can be no truth without facts.
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I write, 'It never was a dream, it's my truth, it's the truth.
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You tell the truth and, right, wrong, or indifferent, the truth will prevail.
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There'd be some truth in what I wrote, but not a deep truth.
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They aren't speaking truth, whether or not they know they're not speaking truth.
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We create our own truth, if there even is a truth at all.
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The truth is, Lizzo's "Truth Hurts" is the anthem we needed in 2019.
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But that is the simple truth and we've got to confront that truth.
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Yes, we are indeed in a war against truth, and truth is losing.
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"I know what the truth is, and 'Girl' is my truth," she said.
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FARAGE: The truth is, well, the truth is Boris did join the Brexit party.
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Truth is more important than it's ever been because power can crush the truth.
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Speak the truth and then die on that truth if it comes to that.
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We value the truth, and this independent team thoroughly and faithfully sought the truth.
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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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I think it would change truth in news and truth in things like demonstrations.
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The truth is many people will likely feel the backlash of exposing the truth.
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Here the truth is exposed and the truth is not that men carry guns.
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The statement by Rudy Giuliani that "truth isn't truth" is another step towards authoritarianism.
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"You have to ask what is the truth and tell the truth," he said.
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Yes, Mueller now has McGahn's "version" of the truth, but is that the truth?
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"I'm big on living your truth and liberating others through that truth," she said.
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It's also a way to distort the truth, and add absurdity to the truth.
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Use them sparingly in assorted cocktails: Bogart's Bitters, The Bitter Truth, the-bitter-truth.
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Shock jocks lose their power when forced to tell the truth, the whole truth.
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The message I'm giving is the truth, and the truth shall set me free.
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But in other cases, the truth is the truth, no matter who reads it.
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Why spend so much ... to present facts and present truth if truth doesn't matter?
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When it comes to relationships, the truth is that there is no objective truth.
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Worth your time: The truth about Starlink is that there is no solid truth.
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And I wanted Daniel to speak his truth, as uncertain as that truth is.
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" Mr. Summers added: "This isn't a left-wing truth or a right-wing truth.
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It might follow that people can mistake truth for rudeness, and rudeness for truth.
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But it's very liberating to reflect my truth, and I think the nation's truth.
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Everybody wants the truth in life but the thing is, the truth is bitter.
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But then there's the Truth, and the Truth is another stronger, much rarer force .
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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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" In Christianity, he said, that means living the truth through faith in Jesus, who, he observed, said, "I am the truth" and "the truth will set you free.
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A. Obviously, the relationship between Mulder and Scully, the scary stories, they were just good TV. I think there was something in the zeitgeist of the '90s, we were moving away from what we thought was hard truth into the world of digitization, the postmodern world of 'Your truth is your truth; my truth is my truth.
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So I want to talk about truth and I want to speak truth to power and I believe that Fox News has to be responsible for truth and fact.
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When you have a witness telling you about what they were doing and why, it's the difference between getting the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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The truth about Bill Clinton's past, then, is that we don't actually know the truth.
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People appreciate that he's telling the rude truth — their truth — instead of singing ''La Bamba.
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He didn't tell the whole truth about a truth-denying bully when it most mattered.
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The only story I can tell is my truth and the truth speaks for itself.
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He told the truth about that, a truth too few people are willing to recognize.
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Ultimately, science is not an exact truth, but a tool to help establish the truth.
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Truth-telling She does shade the truth at times, as do all politicians, including Sanders.
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The important thing is to honor your truth and be aware that the truth changes.
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We should not be afraid of the truth because of the inconvenience of the truth.
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We remember the truth forever," Chung continued before adding "Bravo, Christine, for telling the truth.
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The frustrating truth about the illusory truth effect is that it happens to us unthinkingly.
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We're supposed to pursue the truth, but you have stacked the deck against the truth.
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TV on "Rising" in response to Rudy Giuliani's "truth isn't truth" comments over the weekend.
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People with character tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth, says the CEO.
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But candor is only the impulse to tell the truth: Truth-telling itself is rarer.
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The truth is that every one of those descriptions of Francis Ngannou has some truth.
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The truth is in the pudding, or the pudding's in the truth, whatever they say.
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But the strategy of truth is not, because it deals in truth, devoid of strategy.
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But people do need to hear the truth, and the truth will set you free.
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I can only be honest about what my truth is and that was my truth.
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What one does faced with the truth … would, of course, depend entirely on the truth.
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If you can, then it's the truth — and the truth is the supreme sales tool.
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Brett Kavanaugh faces his moment of truth in a town that doesn't care about truth.
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Here's one truth that doesn't hurt for Lizzo — her song "Truth Hurts" is No. 1.
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Truth and a human face and a wink: Can art overcome the post-truth era?
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Of course, there's some truth in that, just as there's some truth in most things.
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The members understood the truth and nothing but the truth required more information and evidence.
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The truth about where I stand and the truth about what's best for the country.
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I was also privileged to watch Rudy Giuliani say "truth isn't truth" on Sunday's show.
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"The president is a guy who calls truth lies and lies truth," Cummings told Vox.
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It was perhaps the most unfiltered moment of our time together in Short Creek, where he wasn't sworn to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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Rudy Giuliani just added a new edition to the "alternative facts" library from the Trump White House -- telling a reporter "truth isn't truth" when it comes to ... well, the truth.
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The McConnell rules insult the American people who want the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth on an issue so momentous to the future of the nation.
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And people get it—you don't have to tell people that this is a "spiritual" or "religious" record, truth is truth and we've all been told that truth defends itself.
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"You raised your right hand here today and said you would solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth," Democratic Senator Martin Heinrich said.
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Science is a tool to get at the truth, but it is not the truth itself.
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Well, I feel like, for me, we had to see the truth, and truth is horrific.
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The truth is we don't know Meghan's truth, and her commitment to her privacy assures that.
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But no skeptic can claim heavy-handedness here — it's the truth, or at least Fox's truth.
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There is a violence to the truth, or what is presented to us as the truth.
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The Abstract Expressionists were about finding truth and painting truth for the rest of their life.
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We wanted to arrive at the most profound truth, not the superficial truth of anthropological data.
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This is the truth, but truth hardly matters to politicians who prey on fear and hate.
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God doesn't turn his back on the truth, but Pence just walked away from the truth.
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It turned out his truth was not that different from the truth that had come before.
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It is a world where, in the words of Rudy Giuliani, truth is no longer truth.
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The only simple truth after our week of horrors is that there is no simple 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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But language is a conceptual tool, and its truth rests on the truth of its concepts.
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The truth looked bad for the Trump campaign, and the truth looked bad for Donald Trump.
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The space agency is probably telling the truth about the sensor—just not the whole truth.
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"I'm sorry to everybody who worked on this movie but truth is the truth," she said.
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"There can be some truth in these songs without it being the whole truth," he says.
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Why do you mix the truth with falsehood, and conceal the truth while you know [it]?
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Yes. But the truth of the I is not the truth of our own particular being.
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"The truth is humble, the truth is silent," he said in a homily at the Vatican.
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And that's not as close to someone else's truth, but the truth as I see it.
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Merely to announce a high regard for truth is no guarantee that truth will be uttered.
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But the real truth, the underlying, cosmic, unshakable truth of things is called "istina" in Russian.
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This is one tactic for living in a post-truth society: Just keep telling the truth.
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An American presidential candidate who tells the American public the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth about American history has a 100 percent guarantee of losing the elections.
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Giuliani blasted what he called "somebody's version of the truth," and drew mockery and biting rejoinders on social media by adding that "truth isn't truth" if key facts are being disputed.
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For them, the truth that God has revealed is the most important truth there is; therefore, denying or doubting this truth is extremely dangerous, both for nonbelievers, who lack this essential truth, and for believers, who may well be misled by the denials and doubts of nonbelievers.
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They can simply show a commitment to finding the truth, and a confidence that the truth will not — as the truth so far has not — make the Trump administration look very good.
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Journalists could engage in what I've called "truth sandwiches," which means that you first tell the truth; then you point out what the lie is and how it diverges from the truth.
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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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"There is nothing controversial — we're just getting the plain truth and nothing but the truth out there."
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If I am going to stand in my truth, I need to stand in my entire truth.
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Instead of working diligently to spread only the truth, we consume the truth as others know it.
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If there was any truth to it, I would tell you, there is no truth to it.
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He wants people to believe that the only truth the one and only truth comes from him.
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It's a hard truth, however it is my truth and one I hope others can learn from.
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"I did see the truth, and the truth was that car was riddled with bullets," he said.
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In "2628," and many are saying right now in "28503," facts aren't facts and truth isn't truth.
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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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Worse, she did not tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth when she was cornered.
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We need you to find the truth, before the very concept of truth is lost to time.
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"This is preeminently the time to speak the truth, the whole truth, frankly and boldly," he said.
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They weren't edited to reflect a certain truth, and yet the truth of the images is evident.
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Exposure is about truth, sure, but it's mostly about power — about the relationship of truth to power.
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The truth is both Issa and Molly were telling the truth, and neither wanted to hear it.
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"Survivors need to know the truth — not excuses why the truth can't be told," Mr. MacLeish said.
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As the joke went, 'there is no news in the truth and no truth in the news.
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"They told the truth, but not necessarily the whole truth," he added of his meetings with delegates.
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Because if they weren't afraid of the truth, they'd say go right ahead, get at the truth.
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The idea is the same: Truth is not found, but made, and making truth means exercising power.
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If you only care about the truth when it flatters you, you don't care about the truth.
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It's a moment of truth for President [Vladimir] Putin and Russia; it's a moment of truth also for the opposition; and it's a moment of truth for the people who support the opposition.
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" He added: "I'm glad all my real supporters know me, and know the truth and see the truth.
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I'm not afraid of telling the truth, because I know other single women are feeling the truth, too.
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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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The lingua franca of nonfiction is supposed to be truth, of course, but what happens when "truth" collapses?
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Name Withheld First, you can't be guilty of ''hiding the truth'' unless you're in possession of the truth.
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Free flows of information foster the discovery of the truth – and for most authoritarian leaders the truth hurts.
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The closer Heidi in 218 gets to the truth, the closer Thomas in 230 is getting the truth.
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The Truth campaign was about telling you the truth about how they design it deliberately to be addictive.
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I kind of felt like if I should speak the truth I should speak the truth to you.
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Of course, the truth as you might see it isn't the same thing as the plain, old truth.
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We're all about tracking the truth and telling the truth and that's typically missing in most political coverage.
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If you know how to interpret that evidence, that constitutes truth — truth that can be used in court.
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It's about telling the truth, even when it's inconvenient or paints the truth teller in a bad light.
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This president seems to want his own truth, and yes, that offends people in the truth-seeking business.
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It's an unfortunate truth, but a truth all the same: Hector Lombard's UFC career has been a flop.
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But, of course, it can never convey the whole truth, because the truth here is much more complicated.
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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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We need a recommitment to finding and fighting for the truth, no matter where that truth may be.
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The title, "The Death of Truth," implies truth was alive before, and that this era signals its demise.
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He's done so by telling me the truth — facts neither pretty nor easy, but the truth I sought.
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The truth of the books she and her daughter created was the truth of their mortality, and ours.
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One worry is just that Socrates is preoccupied with truth, and fiction doesn't even aim at truth directly.
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"Here's the bottom line: We're seeking the truth, the American people want the truth," Schumer told reporters Wednesday.
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She has a history of not telling the whole truth or shaping that "truth" to fit her purposes.
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"I don't see telling the truth in songs as more moral than not telling the truth," he said.
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The truth was, fat was neither a bad thing nor a bad word—and this truth was intoxicating.
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" Without missing a beat, Grassley said "Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
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That collapses what passes for truth with truth itself, which is just a mistake, both politically and logically.
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But another possibility is that they've been trying to hide the truth because the truth is really bad.
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Then you repeat the truth and tell the consequences of the difference between the truth and the lie.
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After all, science is really about the pursuit of truth, regardless of whether the truth is politically convenient.
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If you want to improve your reputation and change the caliber of your relationships with others, you must speak your truth, live your truth and leave a legacy of your truth by teaching others.
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"When you tell me that he should testify because he's going to tell the truth and he shouldn't worry, well that's so silly because that's somebody's version of the truth, not the truth," Giuliani said.
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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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I've never felt a passionate desire to express my "truth" to a wide audience, or to monetize said truth.
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If you tell the complete truth, it will in essence be forgiven, but the truth will be out there.
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In the state of Mississippi, there's a truth commission, just truth because we can't even get to reconciliation yet.
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They did their constitutional duty: to tell truth to power, regardless of whether the power listens to the truth.
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I need people to know the truth, and more importantly, I need the people involved to know the truth.
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He tells the truth, his truth—"a man of the people, not above but equal," as he once said.
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Reframe Conflict As The Search for Truth Most people don't think about a startup as a search for truth.
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So while data is important for uncovering the truth, it is not enough for convincing people of that truth.
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The truth is quite different and that truth is colliding with the facts — and the people — on the ground.
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It does not necessarily represent the truth but stages a perception of truth into an acceptable narrative of events.
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Drop truth-bomb after truth-bomb, until there's nothing of the flimsy, fraudulent, façade Trump has built left standing.
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Giuliani argued last month that "truth isn't truth" when explaining that Mueller could believe another witness over the president.
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"I'm telling you the truth, and I swear on my parents that I'm telling you the truth," she said.
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"Truth Hurts @Lizzo and the truth is you're a thief," the fan said alongside a grab of Mina's post.
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"Either he has a reckless contempt for the truth, or he can't discern the truth from lies," he said.
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So, next time somebody brings up the style of your underwear, just remember, that's their truth, not the truth.
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Your truth when you're 18 is not going to be your truth when you're 28 or when you're 38.
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President Donald Trump should not be interviewed by Robert Mueller's team because "truth isn't truth," his lawyer Rudy Giuliani said.
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"Bobby is telling his truth now, and it's the same truth that I saw from the beginning," says the relative.
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My worldview is anything but nihilistic... Truth is sometimes hard to hear... Mortality is the inescapable truth of all life .
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With the Bolsheviks, the idea was that there's only one truth, and that truth is that of the future revolution.
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Within conceptual art there are questions that, for me, have to do with truth, but truth that cannot be proven.
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Unfortunately, the truth about The Puppy's murder (boy, that sounds terrible) isn't the only truth bomb that's exploding this week.
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And truth, and the perception of truth, and what we tell ourselves just to be able to live with ourselves.
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But when we embrace the truth, just like Gisele has done, the truth is empowering, is enlightening and is vindicating.
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The importance, and fragility, of truth and truth-tellers has never been starker, nor has the potential cost of silence.
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It also encourages media to be unconcerned with seeking truth, especially when lies sell soap and nuanced truth is boring.
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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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"He added: "Every bar I ever spit was the truth and the truth is hard for some people to accept.
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"Truth" is defined in terms of specific terms as dictated by Putin, and "truth" can be amended when circumstances require.
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He is not only bending the truth, he is breaking the notion that truth should matter in the first place.
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While divine truth may be absolute, intelligence truth is not; it is only as close as fallible humans can get.
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For without truth and a principled fidelity to truth and to shared facts, Mr. President, our democracy will not last.
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It's a cold, hard truth and how you deal with said truth is what separates the amateurs from the pros.
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There has been so much truth-telling over the past few months, so much affirmation about speaking truth to power.
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"Truth must be said and the truth is that Israel and Jerusalem belong to the Jewish people," Ms. Regev wrote.
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This resulted in my resolve to only speak the truth, regardless of how difficult that truth might be to communicate.
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But that is Trump's tactic: Don't shade the truth with a little lie; destroy the truth with an enormous lie.
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So with battles between the head and the gut rampant, what's the future of truth in this post-truth era?
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Both Robert and Truth subsequently married fellow slaves from their respective farms, and Truth went on to have five children.
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For without truth, and a principled fidelity to truth and to shared facts, Mr. President, our democracy will not last.
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The word for truth in Russian that most Americans know is "pravda" — the truth that seems evident on the surface.
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Many postmoderns held that truth was socially constructed, though not all of them argued that all truth claims were valid.
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We all know about "alternative facts" and "truth isn't truth" and "fake news" — used by the administration to describe reality.
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Truth has always worked for me, so to see the truth defiled every day is very, very painful for me.
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No single character knows what the truth is; they only have their own partial truth, influenced by their own prejudices.
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"We're just telling the truth to the American people, and it's an important truth," Mr. Steyer said of his campaign.
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Truth Overruled, by Ryan Anderson: I think [Anderson's] written the best work on social conservatism and the truth about marriage.
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Toni Braxton took an oath to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth Thursday, and told a jury she's heartbroken that the guy on trial stole her engagement ring and other precious jewelry.
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"I am left with the inconsistent and factually inaccurate statements of a person who I now understand does not want to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth," she said, according to the publication.
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In March, just 19 percent of Americans said Mr. Trump always tells the truth, according to a Reuters poll, while 40 percent said he tells the truth only sometimes and 41 percent said he never tells the truth.
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Both Manafort and Cohen, for example, are represented by highly skilled criminal lawyers who would warn them before they enter the grand jury room that they must tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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That, right there, is the third tactic for dealing with a post-truth world: Proclaim your commitment to truth — "Art requires truth, not sincerity," as Malevich says — but do it with a wink and an empathic human face.
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The truth of sports is the truth of human bodies being born and built and breaking apart and dying and rotting.
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" Flynn wrote of the story, "I totally agree...Citizen journalism is the new future for truth because truth fears no questions.
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I think the American people will begin to see who is telling the truth and who&aposs not telling the truth.
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Ramani has said that she is ready to fight all allegations against her: "Truth and absolute truth is my only defence."
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The "truth" contained in the paper was the state's truth, which did not reflect what was actually happening in the country.
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" Boylan notes in an interview that Jenner, 66, "needs to find her truth and find the words to express that truth.
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In the new "post-truth" world, the devaluation of truth, combined with employees' reluctance to report evidence of wrongdoing, is perilous.
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They portray themselves as the righteous warriors of truth and conviction, and they actually believe this "truth" to be self-evident.
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If the marchers are protesting Trump's tenuous relationship with the truth, they need to be champions of truth themselves, he says.
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But here is the truth, and it's an unpleasant truth, and I know that not everybody here will agree with me.
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" Milton said "Let [Truth] and Falsehood grapple; who ever knew Truth put to the worse, in a free and open encounter?
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"This is about truth versus lying, and ultimately Donald Trump is going to be done in by the truth," Davis said.
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I tend to suspect that the people who are telling the more difficult version of the truth are telling the truth.
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"Trump lies frequently, or tells falsehoods frequently, or stretches the truth frequently, but he also often tells the truth," Haberman said.
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But the truth is the truth, no matter what narrative the media may be trying to paint for the American public.
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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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The philosopher is searching for truth and, in his or her more confident moments, tries to be the voice of truth.
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Everyone is entitled to their own opinion but the truth with always be the truth and there's no way around that.
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And when Sara presses Kreizler on the truth about his arm, her relentlessness in search of the truth echoes Kreizler's own.
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The Impossible may not be naked truth; but I think that it is usually truth—masked and veiled, perhaps, but eternal.
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Our only truth is narrative truth, the stories we tell each other and ourselves — the stories we continually recategorize and refine.
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But at the end of the day, it's the truth, and I know they're always going to tell me the truth.
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We have failed to honor the whole truth and nothing but the truth -- particularly on the issues of race and guns.
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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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Call it the clash of epistemologies — truth as a construct of facts versus truth as a collection of wants and wishes.
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O'Neill's brilliance was to show us how Brutus's idea of the truth unravels even as he thinks he's telling the truth.
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"A fake Venice next to the real one, whereby the truth of the simulacrum shatters and engulfs the truth of history"?
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But in today's morass of disinformation — the "post-truth era" — the phrase reveals a radical new relationship between citizen and 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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"We are convinced that in the Ayotzinapa case, the only truth until now is that there is no truth," said Encinas.
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No, not the fake truth, the real truth: We can't stop fake news, but maybe, just maybe, we can identify it.
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"Between choosing telling the truth or a promising career future, he always chose the truth," Ms. Dai said in an interview.
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If you did nothing wrong, Mr. President, why do you seem so eager to avoid the truth, to hide the truth?
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" According to Arendt, there is an even greater danger: "The result of a consistent and total substitution of lies for factual truth is not that the lies will now be accepted as truth, and the truth defamed as lies, but that the sense by which we take our bearings in the real world — and the category of truth vs.
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I happen to own and fly an American flag, but if you want me to swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, it's not the first place I'm going to put my hand.
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This past summer, Truth Central released "The Truth About Youth," a report based on interviews with over 33,000 people in 18 countries.
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The truth is hard to know," reads the text, concluding with a final line — "The truth is more important now than ever.
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"I think if we can take courage from her, we can take courage to speak our truth and speak truth to power."
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Hans Pool's documentary Bellingcat: Truth in a Post-Truth World proposes that the answer at least in part lies in citizen journalism.
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But memes are no substitute for the truth, and the truth is too unwieldy to be contained in such an unreliable format.
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He's part of a vast surveillance state that's set up to monitor the truth, and it's his job to uphold the truth.
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Russia was using "a series of wild hypotheses and half truth and half lies" to deflect attention from the truth, he said.
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And all I can determine is that he knows the truth and the truth is indeed too much for us to handle.
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It was like he didn&apost know what the truth was or couldn&apost remember what he&aposd previously stated as truth.
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So, doing what she thinks is best, Clarke decides that she can tell her people the truth, but not the whole truth.
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Out of all of these years, I finally got up the courage to walk my truth, to live my truth out loud.
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When the populace becomes more interested in trolling than truth seeking, how can we expect the truth to surface beneath the mud?
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In this world that we live in, where truth seems to be malleable, we need to find ways to expose the truth.
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"The Brazen Age" understates this familiar truth, but its myriad dramatizations save the truth from having to be stated much at all.
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Encountering and combating false views helps prevent the truth from becoming "dead dogma," Mill wrote: Truth would constantly need defending and reaffirming.
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While he muses on the unalterable truth, a vicious war rages around him, precisely because the truth of the past is inaccessible.
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" He also addressed the demand for video footage: "Video is part of the truth, but is not the totality of the truth.
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Should we fudge the truth, or represent fantasy as truth — without also explaining that it's fantasy — to inspire people to do right?
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In his rhetoric and his music he sought rough and uneasy truth and he proffered that truth without apology and without mitigation.
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But they told the truth more consistently than American officials, and it was the truth that ultimately turned America against the war.
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"What the #MeToo movement has done is created an opening for women to speak the truth — whatever that truth is," she said.
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In this new approach, she said, psychological truth outweighed literal truth as every element was carefully chosen to elicit her viewers' empathy.
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" The tribunal heard that Dr. Mackereth believed in "the truth of the Bible and, in particular, the truth of Genesis 1:27.
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Wherever the truth lay, that was where he followed, because the truth was more important to him than the comforts of partisanship.
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But as police officers, we owe the public the truth — and the truth is that there are better ways to confront drugs.
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Damore is describing a truth on one level; his sensible critics are describing a different truth, one that exists on another level.
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If there is a proper balance between individual truth and worldly truth, it would be hard to locate it with any precision.
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"For without truth, and a principled fidelity to truth and to shared facts, Mr. President, our democracy will not last," Flake said.
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Contrary to what Kellyanne and Sean and Sarah and Rudy and Donald might want to believe, the truth actually is the truth.
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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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HEINRICH: My understanding is that you took an oath, you raised your right hand here today and you said that you would solemnly tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, and now you're not answering questions.
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This notion that Trump is damaging the sanctity and purity of truth, that truth in the Trump era operates on a floating scale, that for the Trump apologists truth has become a minor inconvenience, should have us all objecting in earnest.
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Somewhere in the middle of the twentieth century, fundamentalism and postmodernism, the religious right and the academic left, met up: either the only truth is the truth of the divine or there is no truth; for both, empiricism is an error.
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But the truth is that from Muhammad Ali to Serena Williams; black athletes have long used their platforms to speak truth to power.
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Look, maybe they did, and maybe they didn't—this election, as we've learned is not about truth, but about which truth you believe.
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To have somebody there to support me who isn't in the industry, and who tells me the truth — she tells me the truth.
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Past administrations have bent the truth, of course, but Trump's White House breaks the truth in half — and then lies about breaking it.
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It's a soft disclosure, which means revealing information but never getting to the truth and controlling what the truth is going to be.
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The intention is to set the work in historical context, and to show how Hitler wove truth with half-truth and outright lie.
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That truth is very encouraging to me and everyone out there in the world because you can only heal by telling the truth.
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The goal of any investigation, internal or external, is to get to the truth, and I believe they will get to the truth.
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He was able and willing to speak truth from power, or at least truth as he and his conspiratorially minded followers saw it.
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Sometimes it's a truth too brutal and too ludicrous to be true, but that's the only truth that matters in Muay Thai boxing.
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But the truth maps much more neatly on to another hard political truth: that the polarization of our political parties has been asymmetric.
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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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So I wanted to see if I could do something that connected truth to goodness, and truth to happiness, instead of just despair.
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And Every Guiding Light Was Gone And Every Teacher Lying— There Was No Truth In Moving On— There Was No Truth In Dying.
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"Obviously when somebody tells you the truth about things they said weren't the truth, it should lead you in other directions," he said.
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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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That's either because someone is telling the truth and someone isn't, or because there are varying degrees of the truth of what happened.
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Below is the full post, "My Paparazzi Punch," which she reports to be the truth "and nothing but the truth!" about the rumors.
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The new An Inconvenient Sequel — subtitle: Truth to Power — takes the most optimistic view of how to live in a post-truth age.
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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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In August 2018, Rudy Giuliani said on MTP that "truth isn't truth" while debating whether President Trump should testify in the Mueller investigation.
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On the other hand, the truth did eventually prevail, and Republicans' inability to handle that truth is turning into a real political liability.
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You are obsessed with honesty and what you call the "8 Mile Theory": Live your truth so nobody uses your truth against you.
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This is what becomes of a society governed by a man who has no regard for truth: The truth doesn't survive without injury.
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"I think my success bears witness to not only the necessity of speaking truth to power but also just the power of truth."
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The accusations are believable only in a universe of alternative facts where truth isn't truth and what you see is not what's happening.
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Science is not the only bastion of truth, but done without political interference, it is a cornerstone of truth in the modern world.
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There was truth and there was untruth, and if you clung to the truth even against the whole world, you were not mad.
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ARTHUR POMPONIO New York To the Editor: If the truth gets in the way of Donald Trump's narrative, then the truth must go.
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But eventually there is such a thing as scientific truth, and if you're diligent enough you can probably discover what that truth is.
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Back to my main thread: Why do I think that what I say is the economic policy truth is in fact the truth?
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Truth Teller Steve Almond: You've told us quite clearly what you need to do, Truth Teller: I feel the need to come clean.
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By ignoring the reality of how truth is manipulated, degraded, and propagated in online spaces, it ensures that it will tell us little about journalistic veracity or "core truth" and everything about what its most zealous mobs feel should be the truth.
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" "When you tell me that he should testify because he's going to tell the truth and he shouldn't worry, well that's so silly because that's somebody's version of the truth, not the truth," Giuliani told NBC's Chuck Todd on "Meet the Press.
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"That's what I'm hoping for, that when he raises his right hand and swears to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth — that's hard to believe, an answer that's coming from someone who's a confessed liar," Meadows said.
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Simply put, scientific facts and truth are not the same as political facts and truth; democracy and science are often in conflict, and the differing groups that support the Democratic and Republican parties have vested interests in endorsing rival conceptions of truth.
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" Another post on her Instagram says, "The truth is, whoever is careless with the truth in small matters cannot be trusted with important matters.
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You put them all together to find out what the truth to find out what the truth is, not one month of the season.
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If we start the debate from a place that acknowledges one truth doesn't cancel another truth out, maybe we can actually get something done.
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Gloria might have figured out the truth, but those with the money engineered their own version of events and made it into the truth.
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Orwell's Ministry of Truth ("Minitrue" in newspeak), for example, had nothing to do with truth but was responsible for the fabrication of historical facts.
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The former New York City mayor claimed that truth isn't truth in an appearance on NBC's Meet the Press with Chuck Todd on Sunday.
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We continue to do our work day in and day out to get you the truth, and gradually we are gritty to the truth.
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For some, this is a sign that we're living in a "post-truth" world — a place where shared, objective standards for truth have disappeared.
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While it was extremely satisfying to hear Sam tell Jon the truth about his heritage, Jon's immediate response to that truth raises some questions.
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It taught me to respect the truth, to speak truth to power, and keep insisting on digging for the facts and the empirical evidence.
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Whether it's the truth about how they are hiding money overseas or their abuse of their own citizens, the truth disrupts the status quo.
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The truth behind the great cloth diaper debate is also the truth behind most parenting decisions: there is no such thing as perfect parenting.
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The truth will be heard, and for the former governor, that truth will be unescapable, regardless of lucrative television deals of even future campaigns.
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"You're bending the truth, but you're bending the truth for a good purpose," Brant Hager, a psychiatrist based in Albuquerque, said during the call.
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People project assumed narratives onto your body and are not at all interested in the truth of your body, whatever that truth might be.
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This is a basic ethical truth that, thanks to the bean counters in Sacramento, now has even more economic truth to back it up.
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But the cloud of accusations around Merchants of Truth means that it can't quite function as a defense of truth in and of itself.
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Hanna (Ashley Benson) is telling the truth through this whole episode — admitting the truth about Sara having free will and confronting Aria (Lucy Hale).
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In addition to living our truth about our health and our bodies, to prevent burnout we need to honor the truth around our personalities.
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"He felt the jury saw the truth and recognized the truth," said DeLemus's wife, Susan, a Republican state representative in the New Hampshire legislature.
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They should force Republicans to either join them in a search for the truth or acknowledge that they have no interest in the truth.
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It is difficult to leave, but it is more difficult to see these principles being stifled to the point where truth isn't the truth.
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"The truth is that Donald Trump is a pathological liar," Mr. Sanders said, spending several minutes discussing Mr. Trump's record of bending the truth.
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"We are subjugated to the production of truth through power and we cannot exercise power except through the production of truth," wrote the philosopher.
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" Currently, he appears to operate the Truth Baptist Church in Panama City and, according to his Facebook profile, a "Truth for Troubled Youth Ministries.
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The truth of this observation, and the way that this truth played out, is the real story of this book about five female artists.
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After CICB was satisfied with my testimony, the "alleged offender" swore on the Bible to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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"If [your employees] trust you, they tell you the truth, and when you get the truth, you act quickly," the octogenarian management expert says.
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CS: One of the most valuable lessons of my life has been to understand that one truth does not cross out another, contradictory truth.
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But we plebes are not privy to the whole truth, even though the truth is part and parcel of the trust the government demands.
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But if we learn anything from the story in Richard Jewell, it's that truth is truth, whether or not it fits your pet narrative.
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" But I believe in the truth, and I think that Daniel (Fish, the director) has been able to bring the truth out of "Oklahoma!
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When the truth can make people less afraid, that truth should be spread — but the truths that justify that fear must be acknowledged too.
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And more than one of the people featured in the book have disputed the facts and truth of Abramson's writing about facts and truth.
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Autobiography: The Story of My Experiments With Truth, by Mahatma Gandhi: The subtitle is "My Experiments With Truth"; there's something that always got me.
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"In order for us to be comfortable that you're serious about what you're saying, we need you to bind yourself to what you're going to say — the truth, the whole truth and nothing else but the truth," Mr. Ntsebeza said, unable to conceal his anger.
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While many were quick to rush to judgement before hearing the actual truth, we are grateful that the truth about Jussie has come to light.
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The College Avenue Apartments are now the Sojourner Truth Apartments, after abolitionist Sojourner Truth, who was owned by relatives of the university&aposs first president.
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The biggest baby-centered moment in "Cleveland Show" arrives when Khloé, Kim, and Kourtney Kardashian play "Truth or Truth" with their friends over a meal.
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As a group of MH17 victims' relatives wrote recently, "It will not bring our families back but the truth does matter, the truth does exist."
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Doing anything else is irresponsible and blatantly ignores the continued problems with the truth her campaign and her husband's presidential administration had with the truth.
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In another tricky technique of master deceivers, Cruz changes the subject from the truth about his own lies to the truth about someone else's lies.
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However, in today's true crime obsessed world, some people claim they have the truth — or some version of what that truth could be, at least.
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The latest: Rudy Giuliani's declaration Sunday that "truth isn't truth," which is mind-numbingly WTF and yet somehow perfect for our post-"fake news" era.
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Her works are remixes of the truth and what we believe the truth to be; like getting news in real time from your Twitter stream.
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If Cardi B and Nicki Minaj really want THE TRUTH, one man is prepared to give them THE TRUTH ... and his name is Maury Povich.
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This ad is called "The Truth Strikes Back" and "the truth" in question seems to be that Ossoff was in college in the last decade.
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PolitiFact published a comparison of Clinton and Trump on its Truth-O-Meter, and the vast majority of her statements were all or partially truth.
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Seen another way: If the president of the United States simply tells the truth -- and it actually the truth -- then he has no problems. Right?
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President Trump and his team have famously used terms like "alternative facts" and "truth isn't truth" to normalize the president's apparent compulsion to say untruths.
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The truth about the alleged incident on Tues night/Wed am, as well as the truth about TMZ's completely false reporting about last Wed afternoon.
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The novel sets out a double mystery as Judit seeks the truth about the origins of Judenstaat as well as the truth behind Hans's killing.
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"I felt like if I could maybe, perhaps, tell the whole truth and not just one side of the truth," he said in an interview.
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We were doing our jobs, which is bringing truth to power, but when power chooses to ignore the truth, we're in a very dangerous place.
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Rating: Extremely dark and incredibly broke The truth is The Truth is having the time of his life, and doesn't need vacation advice from anybody.
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What it's like to fact-check the "post-truth" election What it's like to fact-check the "post-truth" election This segment originally aired Oct.
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The festival's opening film was a follow-up to An Inconvenient Truth, Al Gore's 2006 documentary that literally had the word "truth" in its title.
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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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The real fights for free speech happen when the marginalized try to speak truth to power, not when the powerful try to silence the truth.
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Just like Konrad slaughtered The Elders to gain his position of power and hid the truth, so his daughter murders him and hides the truth.
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The truth about what they did or didn't do, how they treated us or others may, in a deep sense, be our own — living — truth.
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I owe you the whole truth and nothing but the truth, even if you actually need a rocket scientist to figure some of this out.
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The "politicians lie" thing has a lot of resonance for citizens because when those lies sit next to truth, it's not the truth that wins.
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Many of the old euphemisms obscuring the truth about abortion are fading and, for better or for worse, Americans no longer can avoid the truth.
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We all have to adjust to this unprecedented assault on the truth and stand ready to vigilantly defend against it, because without truth, what's left?
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Steve Almond: The cover-up is always more damaging than the truth, Faithless, especially when the truth is simply the revelation of who you are.
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The truth is unflattering and lonely — but it's also the truth, and it sparks growth he's never showed before in the run of the show.
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"The president is a guy who calls truth lies and lies truth," House Oversight Committee ranking member Elijah Cummings (D-MD) told Vox this fall.
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It shows the difference between the truth and what he's saying — putting the truth first, and then putting it afterward, and talking about its consequences.
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It went from a Super PAC called SEALS for Truth to Greitens's campaign, and to SEALS for Truth from a nonprofit called American Policy Coalition.
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At its core, The Death of Truth seeks to question how the notion of the truth became such a contested subject in our present moment.
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" He also took a swipe at former FBI Director James Comey, who on Sunday had tweeted about the initial remarks, saying "truth exists and truth matters.
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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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Her truth is not objective, but has to be negotiated and torn apart — and statistically, in court, that version of the truth will not be believed.
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And so this brooding comedy of memory unfolds as a retrospectively played game of truth and consequences, though just what the truth is will remain ambiguous.
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"That truth is very encouraging to me and everyone out there in the world because you can only heal by telling the truth." h/t People
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So my children have a very odd sense of who's telling the truth and what the truth really is and what they actually believe or trust.
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She added that "the takeaway from this call is that the American deserve the truth, to know the truth, transparency is the order of the day."
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But whereas liars consciously conceal the truth, reckons Harry Frankfurt, a philosopher, bullshitters are shameless: they say what they want to, without even considering the truth.
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"It began with some courageous truth speakers, and the truth has galvanized a movement that we've never seen in Hawaiʻi since we were an independent country."
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"This is a good platform to state the truth, and Najib should attend to speak the truth or address the allegations," Mahathir told a news conference.
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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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Like other debunkers, of course, he is more of a truth seeker than a truth teller, given that scientific knowledge is, by nature, a moving target.
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Rudy Giuliani's assertion that "truth isn't truth" topped a Yale Law School librarian's list for the most notable quotes of 85033, according to The Associated Press.
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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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I longed to find an absolute moral Truth and craved a sense of belonging with others who recognized and ordered their lives according to that Truth.
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The Truth about "Truth Hurts" On April 113th, 2017, we wrote a song called "Healthy" w/ Lizzo, Jesse St John, and Yves Rothman at our studio.
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In a tweet late on Monday, Ramani said she is ready to fight the defamation allegation "as truth and the absolute truth is my only defence".
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This is how we formulate the relation of our political identities to truth: through stories, and the ways they help us discern between truth and lie.
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But whether or not the depression is ultimately telling me a lie, it's built on a truth, and the truth is that I do cause suffering.
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It was created by the Truth Initiative, which helped bring down cigarette smoking among young people over the last 20 years with its "truth campaign " ads.
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"The Americans deserve the truth, to know the truth," Pelosi said during the call with her Democratic colleagues, according to a person who was on it.
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If hip-hop in the late 2000s was in a post-truth era, perhaps things are now coming full circle into a post-post-truth era.
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But while his campaign is hoping to drown out the truth about his record and policies with money and ads, the truth keeps coming out anyway.
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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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" This movement informed a generation that mainstream media couldn't be trusted, journalistic objectivity was a farce and factual truth was less important than a "deeper truth.
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We all come from somewhere, and the truth is not always pretty, but beauty is born when you absorb and accept the truth — and keep going.
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Meritocracy and toe-stepping can empower individuals to speak truth to power, but if weaponized can lead to people getting stepped on — speaking power to truth.
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Such remarks are irresponsible — not just because they disregard objective truth, but because they fuel the perception that there is no objective truth to begin with.
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Under the guise of telling us that the truth of the world is hidden, it tells us the truth of world is obvious: Everything is rotten.
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" -- CNN's Chris Cillizza in Monday's The Point newsletter: The truly insidious thing re: Trump's disregard for truth is "about the culture that disregard for truth creates.
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And it's one more example of Trump not telling the truth when confronted with a situation in which the truth would make things uncomfortable for him.
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And that if Valve was telling the truth about developing one full-length game, it might be telling the truth about the other two as well.
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" Thompson also notes that "Trump's appeal as a presidential candidate depends significantly on the belief that he is a truth-teller who will have nothing to do with the conventional language of politics," warning that: "We shouldn't confuse anti-rhetorical 'truth telling' with actually telling the truth.
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" Giuliani expressed concerns about a potential perjury trap to anchor Chuck Todd, saying, "And when you tell me that he should testify because he's going to tell the truth and he shouldn't worry, well that's so silly because that's somebody's version of the truth, not the truth.
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He's looking forward to his deposition being taken because the truth ultimately will prevail, and there's nothing in his deposition that is going to change the truth.
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"Proof of this building existing here after everything is proof that God's truth is the truth," Julie Workman, a survivor of the shooting, told CNN affiliate KSAT.
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Truth is not always comfortable for people, and we're not living in an era in which you don't have confront the truth if you don't want to.
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As he learns the truth behind Shara's death, he becomes enveloped in a decades-long war, and will have to face the truth of his own existence.
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If those biases make the public conclude that your search for the truth — regardless of what that truth is — as a journalist is tainted, so be it.
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But there is a more serious aspect underlying Westbrook's video, in which she frames herself as a brave truth-teller, speaking truth to power about James Charles.
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" They continue, "While many were quick to rush to judgement before hearing the actual truth, we are grateful that the truth about Jussie has come to light.
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Screenwriters Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber embellish the truth in places where the truth is more interesting, and slap a pat, rushed conclusion on the story.
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Al Gore's film An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power, his follow-up to the 2006 Sundance premiere An Inconvenient Truth, did open the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.
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To our young army of over a hundred truth seekers trying to understand what occurred in the 1972 presidential election, the truth was then a solid thing.
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One, the truth will probably be spurted out on numerous occasions because he talks from the heart before the backroom spin doctors turn the truth into lies.
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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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Aloy, on the other hand, wants to find out the truth — and that truth also includes just what happened to the world over the previous thousand years.
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Part of Arendt's point is that Hitler's lies became impossible to counter with truth, because the truth was deleted as a useful category in the citizen's mind.
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" In other words, businesses are trying to figure out, "How do I establish truth and prediction and then how do I connect that truth to recommended action?
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The reason you Daniels isn't telling the truth is because Trump via Cohen would have paid her way more hush money if she was telling the truth!
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"The truth is out there, and until she releases the yearbook all we know is they are not telling the truth and they've lied," Jauregui said Friday.
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So when the president's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, incoherently exclaimed that "truth isn't truth," he unintentionally created a new catch-phrase to reflect the ethos of the administration.
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Without an open, transparent process to get to the truth, as well as clear and appropriate action taken because of that truth, there can be no trust.
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Here's the truth: if you gave many of those same elected officials some truth serum and anonymity, they would sound more like Jeff Flake than Donald Trump.
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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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I barely blinked when someone in the room suggested a game of Truth or Dare, knowing that when my turn came I would pick truth, as always.
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In our post-truth world, nobody can agree on anything Some may claim we've already entered a post-truth world, where veracity can never take flight again.
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"They believed that subjectivity was a more direct route to a deeper truth and what Herzog calls the ecstatic truth, that's what I'm going for," he said.
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There's nothing more terrifying than telling your truth and telling it over and over and over again, but having people refuse to honor it as the truth.
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If Thursday's hearing didn't ultimately seem to be about the truth at all, well, perhaps that's why: The truth was never really what Senate Republicans were after.
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"I had been scrambling to find my truth and to live my truth, and it was just like, 'I'm sorry, this is where I am,'" she said.
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But the conclusion I hope Americans draw from his behavior is that a truth-optional president is a clear and present danger during a truth-necessary emergency.
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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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" Under Mr. Trump, the position is where "truth — because the press demand that you live in reality — comes into conflict with Donald Trump's version of the truth.
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Fantastical as his story may seem, it has the urgency (and chaotic despotism) of truth — if not always the particular truth, then at least a general one.
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"Roger Stone lied to the House Intelligence Committee because the truth looked bad for the Trump campaign and the truth looked bad for Donald Trump," Zelinksky said.
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" Excerpts of Comey's new book due out Tuesday, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies and Leadership," slam Trump, calling him "unethical, and untethered to truth and institutional values.
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"Jeff Sessions took an oath before the Senate Judiciary Committee to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, and it is now clear that he broke that oath in his confirmation hearing," Anthony D. Romero, the ACLU's executive director, said in a statement Thursday.
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I want to stand here in that truth and restate that my truth, as well as the truth of Dr. Tyson and Ms. Watson, should be fully investigated and thoroughly assessed," Fairfax's statement said, also calling on the FBI to "investigate fully and thoroughly the allegations against me.
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But it also suggests that this grazing of the truth is no grounds for alarm, because, after all, politics has never been the realm of dispassionate truth-telling.
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The truth, as we learn in Season 7, is that Rhaegar and Lyanna fell in love, a truth Robert denied during her life and well after her death.
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"He is just going to spend the rest of his life hiding the truth, because he does not want the truth to come out," she said on Tuesday.
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So he either wasn't telling the truth then or he isn't telling the truth now, but to argue he is a purist on immigration is just not true.
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Ramani said in a statement on Twitter on Monday that she was ready to fight the defamation allegation "as truth and the absolute truth is my only defense".
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Another global political problem - climate change - will be the theme of "An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power" a follow-up to Al Gore's 2006 documentary "An Inconvenient Truth".
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Reporters are afraid of going to the truth, of seeking the truth out because they are terrified that the Department of Justice is going to come after them.
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To escape from any dire situation requires that you accept two truths: the truth of how you got there and the truth of how you can get out.
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Stone may have told Naz that he didn't want to know the truth because the truth looks bad for him, but a lie doesn't help with his counternarrative.
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First, we consumers of highbrow entertainment are desperate for stories about truth, preferably told by traditional truth-telling institutions like The New York Times or serious British television.
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Mill seemed to believe that an open, free debate meant the truth would usually prevail, whereas under censorship, truth could end up being accidentally suppressed, along with falsehood.
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"He's going to be advised by people like clown Giuliani and people who don't know that truth is truth, then he's not going to get anywhere," he said.
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" Fourth graders read that non-Muslims had been "shown the truth but abandoned it, like the Jews," or had replaced truth with "ignorance and delusion, like the Christians.
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All institutions of higher learning must condemn plagiarism if their reason for being is to pursue truth -- and the pursuit of truth is impossible when dishonesty is tolerated.
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Instead, he speaks truth to power, and while that truth may sometimes be masked in complexity, it is the intent of his statement that should capture our focus.
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His truth may not jibe with Kanye's truth, but their warts-and-all openness makes them relatable to their massive audiences in ways tales of pushing weight don't.
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In 2015, he published an apologia in book form called "The Truth: The Uncomfortable Truth About Relationships," in which he chronicled his experiences in rehab for sex addiction.
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Ginger Minj: Today I performed two tracks off my brand new album Sweet T—the letter 'T,' for truth—because that album is my truth... Something like that.
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There is truth that people tied it in with their own minds, but there is no truth it was tied into the marketing, you know what I mean?
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"If you vote with the White House to suppress and cover up evidence, the odds are strong that the truth — the truth — will eventually come out," Schumer warned.
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Though Trump's improvisational approach to the truth has broken all records, fact checkers have found most politicians will bend the truth if it helps them make a point.
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"I've been telling a lot of people to speak truth to power and I think I have to take my turn to speak truth to power," he said.
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"[Prince Andrew] denies that it ever happened, he's going to keep denying that it ever happened, but he knows the truth and I know the truth," Giuffre said.
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Finally, Western authorities must devise a counter-information strategy that exposes the truth quickly, even proactively, and also reveals the truth to Russian speakers in Russia and elsewhere.
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So it is the truth they fear, and it is the truth — the fundamental reality of the world as it actually is — that they feel compelled to destroy.
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The truth is—no one wants to say it, but it's the truth—we have, basically, a foreign government allowing its agents to run wild over children, sexually.
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" These are not the conditions of "post-truth"—because political discourse has always exceeded (and often contradicted) empirical reality—but rather what Alex Tesar has dubbed "meta-truth.
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"The evidence in this case will show that Roger Stone lied to the House Intelligence Committee because the truth looked bad — the truth looked bad for the Trump campaign and the truth looked bad for Donald Trump," Aaron Zelinsky, a federal prosecutor, said at the beginning of the trial last week.
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The truth of the first decades of the 21st century, a truth that helped give us the Trump presidency but will still be an important truth when he is gone, is that we probably aren't entering a 1930-style crisis for Western liberalism or hurtling forward toward transhumanism or extinction.
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The truth of the first decades of the 21st century, a truth that helped give us the Trump presidency but will still be an important truth when he is gone, is that we probably aren't entering a 1930-style crisis for Western liberalism or hurtling forward toward transhumanism or extinction.
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"The evidence in this case will show that Roger Stone lied to the House Intelligence Committee because the truth looked bad — the truth looked bad for the Trump campaign and the truth looked bad for Donald Trump," Aaron Zelinsky, one of the prosecutors in the case, told the jury in November.
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The "post-truth" election has put a strain on the world's fact-checkers The "post-truth" election has put a strain on the world's fact-checkers Even as the public and the media seem to emphasize temperament over truth this election cycle, there's never been a bigger appetite for fact-checking.
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Very quickly, Taylor was forced to tell Cartwright the truth (or at least most of the truth) about his cheating, because so much evidence was already recorded on camera.
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The employee then rewards his or her manager's support and respect by doing his or her best and telling the truth, even when talking about the truth feels uncomfortable.
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But at the same time, there are true stories that leave viewers thinking about the truth of their own past experiences — or at least a version of the truth.
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It takes guts to put your heart out on the line and tell that special someone an uncomfortable truth — especially when that truth involves genetic mutations and wearing tights.
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Their false statements, however hurtful and inaccurate, will never alter the truth about Shanann, and will never alter the truth about the crimes committed by their son, Chris Watts.
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Kroger has over a dozen store brands, including its Simple Truth (natural foods) and Simple Truth Organic, as well as gourmet offers under its Private Selection and HemisFares labels.
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Wait, no, there's more: Bermuda refused to return the account unless Miquela promised to "tell the world the truth"—the truth being that Miquela is not a human being.
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At first you really want to fight for the truth to come out, and then you realize that the truth does not matter to anybody... Or, well, not anybody.
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Foucault points out that parrhesia is having the courage to express truth to others or reveal a truth about oneself, even under duress or in the face of danger.
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On its face, An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power brings viewers up to date on both Gore and the planet since his Oscar-winning 2006 documentary, An Inconvenient Truth.
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That is the complete inverse of the truth—not tendentious spin with a kernel of truth to it, but a piss-down-your-back, tell-you-it's-raining lie.
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In this way taqiaya is not unlike the Right to Silence—it is a legal dispensation to not speak the whole truth if the truth may cause you harm.
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One of the most troubling and dare I say "problematic" developments in colloquial speech has been the overuse of the phrase "my truth" to blur absolute truth and opinion.
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Carved into the wall in CIA's original headquarters lobby is the biblical quotation: "And ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free" — John 8:32.
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But in our present moment, truth, including truth that unsettles us, has far too often become subordinate to justifying and defending at all costs our own, often unsound, preconceptions.
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They came after you too, you're talking about them coming after George Schultz's grandson, who was on the board, for essentially giving you the truth, telling you the truth.
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But journalism freed me up to understand that people will just want to read the truth, and that the truth is something you have to work very hard for.
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" He added, "John Lukacs is well known not so much for speaking truth to power as speaking truth to audiences he senses have settled into safe and unexamined opinions.
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This is a brazen attempt to smother truth in order to advance the career of a man who would spend the rest of his life tasked with discerning truth.
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The story is about the growing commerce in evil and the failure of many media companies to seek the truth — especially if the truth goes up against ideological mandates.
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Mr. Gregory could hit you in the chest with a sledgehammer of truth and yo-yo you out of the gravity of that truth with a well-crafted joke.
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Some questions to think about as you read the next short story, "The Truth of Fact, the Truth of Feeling": Reading Ted Chiang's 'The Merchant and the Alchemist's Gate'
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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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The four legal experts stood to take the oath, in which they pledged to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth as they testify before the committee.
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The truth — of course — is a lot dirtier.
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"It is the nature of truth-seeking and truth-speaking on a high-profile case, like the Flint water crisis, that some people will become angry or jealous," he said.
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Painter has consistently found that, despite her substantial study and biography of Truth, most people, including the Princeton students she teaches, prefer the Sojourner Truth that Frances Dana Gage created.
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Then with the contemporary postmodern authoritarianism, or fascism, there's no larger truth and there's not, like in communism, even a claim about how it'd be attractive not to have truth.
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Those who do not realize the truth of that statement, or do not wish to believe it, will never be able to lend a hand in helping Truth to prevail.
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Once we looked at health as the truth, instead of a diet, it became a mission for us to share that truth and lifestyle with as many people as possible.
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Friedman added that the historic site tells the truth about the connection between the Jewish people and Jerusalem and claimed that speaking the truth will help the region achieve peace.
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"All the talk of principle and truth-seeking is only talk until you're confronted with the very real possibility that your truth-telling could get a colleague executed," it wrote.
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"It's not a witch hunt because a witch hunt indicates that there is very little truth, if none at all, and there is a lot of truth here," he said.
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Paradoxically, because people tend to equate familiarization with truth, the more a lie is called out for being a lie, the more difficult it becomes to parse from the truth.
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In "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership," Comey describes Trump as "unethical" and "untethered to truth" and recounts in detail his interactions with the man who ended his career.
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Read these stories next: The Depression Problem No One Talks AboutThe Ugly Truth About The Way We Deal With Celebrities & Mental IllnessThis Woman's Photo Nails The Truth About Severe PMS
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Not only that, we need to have complex, sometimes awkward conversations that are based on truth, because on this planet right now, the truth is in danger — on many levels.
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"To escape from any dire situation requires that you accept two truths: the truth of how you got there and the truth of how you can get out," argues Baker.
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The more common a story structure becomes, however, the more it enters the invisible machinery of our instincts—and the more the truth, the actual truth, is taken for granted.
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And that, presumably, if/when he was under oath, Trump would tell the truth -- and that truth would be different than all of the false things he has said publicly.
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"Whether you're a supporter of the president or an opponent of the president, you ought to want Mueller to get the truth and get to the truth quickly," he said.
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"The purpose of this law was and still is one fundamental message: fight for the truth, fight for the truth of World War Two and post-war times," Morawiecki said.
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These are the ingredients of a society where the truth is subjected to pressure because the people who are in search of the truth no longer dare to do so.
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He can't get away with it if people know the truth, so he attacks — rhetorically, and at times even physically — people whose job it is is to tell the truth.
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The truth cannot be bought, but overpriced streetwear can be, and the truth is you should probably avoid spending more than the price of an X-Box on this shirt.
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And yet I think that she valued the truth a great deal and would have admired the extent to which this is a book that tried to tell the truth.
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" In trying to make his argument with "Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd, Giuliani said "Truth isn't truth," to which Todd replied: "This is going to become a bad meme.
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Music is really helpful because it's emotional and it's cathartic and you can feel someone else's truth and know that you're not alone in your truth of how you feel.
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Socrates thinks that the search for truth is the search for how to live, because he thinks that if you know the truth, it will tell you how to live.
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One Bucks fan decided to live his truth last night—and that truth involves a shitload of yellow face paint, some blue hair dye, and a pair of red glasses.
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" A key strategy for conquering that fear, he went on, is speaking with candor: "This is pre-eminently the time to speak the truth, the whole truth, frankly and boldly.
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As Jupiter clashes with Neptune, you're challenged to accept the truth about a scene you have been eager to participate in, and the truth about a financial situation may emerge.
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"An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power" is a follow-up to the Academy Award-winning documentary "An Inconvenient Truth," which generated nearly $50 million at the box office in 85033.
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"In truth lies strength" may be the pack motto of Byx's lost family, but by the end of the book, we realize that even truth isn't enough, all by itself.
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But the sad truth is that whether or not Trump was "brought down" had at best an indirect relationship to the truth and the gravity of the charges against him.
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McKinsey "acted with intent to deceive the court and in a manner that was willfully blind to the truth and was in reckless disregard of the truth," Mr. Alix wrote.
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But Caught causes me to rethink this and see our artifices as guerrilla operations against a tyranny in which one type of truth, journalistic truth, holds sway over all others.
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He must have the courage to write the truth when truth is everywhere opposed; the keenness to recognize it, although it is everywhere concealed; the skill to manipulate it as a weapon; the judgement to select in whose hands it will be effective, and the cunning to spread the truth among such persons.
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Avery, who switched his lawyer to Kathleen Zellner, who specializes in wrongful convictions, told Dr. Phil, "The truth is coming out and sooner or later, all the truth will come out."
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And because we are not telling the truth about the situation, I totally agree with what Richard is saying, we are not telling the truth about the situation in Central America.
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I'm a songwriter who's always been interested in challenging myself to write about the truth — especially the truth of what it is like to experience life as a woman right now.
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You say that one thing that's necessary for self-awareness is, paradoxically, letting go of the truth for absolute truth, and if we keep searching for that, it won't help us.
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No, President Trump wants the truth and the American people deserves to know the truth and as Attorney General in the state of Florida I believe in the rule of law.
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She is implying that her truth is the actual truth because of her perceived position in this all too important movement and her delusional view of her own importance to it.
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Obsessing over why Brangelina is no more, worrying at the truth of it, helps us ward off a larger truth: It's not just this marriage and many marriages that are ending.
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Burmese writer Saya Iwasaki tells everyone to lay off Jack Dorsey for tweeting about his recent 10-day silent meditation in Myanmar: The truth is that there is no absolute truth.
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In politics we have another game and it's not about truth, I don't know what it's about, we try to make it about truth but it just ends up being politics.
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" Davis added that Cohen "has been disparaged and insulted and called all kinds of things" but "he&aposs got truth on his side and he&aposll continue to tell the truth.
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"An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power," former Vice President Al Gore's climate change follow to his 2006 film "An Inconvenient Truth," is among the nearly 50 films that will be screened.
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I don't believe there is a one-size-fits-all investigation – the goal of any investigation is to get to the truth, and I believe they will get to the truth.
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In the book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies and Leadership," Mr. Comey denounces the president as "unethical, and untethered to truth" and said Mr. Trump reminded him of a mob boss.
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But the university has obligations, too, to freedom of speech, whose premise, however idealized, is that, in a battle between truth and error, truth, in an open field, will always win.
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You can't hide behind the outside counsel argument now -- when the truth doesn't favor you -- if you felt totally fine talking about it when the truth, you thought, did favor you!
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"Realistically, it is unlikely that the Senate will proceed in the manner of a court of law, because political truth has replaced scientific truth in our highly partisan age," Dershowitz wrote.
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On the latest episode of The Run-Up, we explore what happened to truth in this campaign and who's to blame for the new world of truth-shading and outright falsehoods.
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Their work is judged on its success in conveying a deeper, more abstract kind of truth—what in Russian is called istina, as opposed to pravda, the literal truth, the facts.
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Why it matters: In the era of "Fake News" — and Rudy Giuliani's "truth isn't truth" remark (which he later explained) — Americans across party lines are unable to agree on basic truths.
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KENNER, La. — "What the government tells you is rarely the truth, and it's never the complete truth," proclaimed Roger Stone, the veteran political operative and longtime confidant of Donald J. Trump.
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"I think he's (Michael Cohen) going to tell the truth, and ultimately I think he's going to cooperate with us as it relates to our search for the truth," Avenatti said.
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It is a process of baring ourselves to our peers by telling our stories, listening to their stories and holding each other to the truth, the truth of who we are.
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Just a few years ago, in early 2011, on the occasion of an exhibition of his work opening at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Dial observed: All truth is hard truth.
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Scholars of contemporary philosophy argue that postmodernism does not dispute the existence of truth, per se, but rather seeks to interrogate the sources and interests of those making assertions of truth.
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And now, Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, said "Truth isn't truth," adding his own phrase to memorable — and sometimes head-scratching — comments made by those close to the president.
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He has attacked American institutions that seek truth and justice, like the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the press, because he wants to weaken America's faith in truth and facts themselves.
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There, too, we find a mix of truth and fiction, and are left forever to sort out who's telling the truth, who's not who they say they are, and so on.
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In the book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership," Mr. Comey denounces the president as "unethical, and untethered to truth," and said Mr. Trump reminded him of a mob boss.
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Certainly, the most shocking recent example of post-truth politics remains the invasion of Iraq, when mainstream periodicals as well as politicians constructed a "truth" about nonexistent weapons of mass destruction.
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She quotes the philosopher Arne Johan Vetlesen's work on truth-and-reconciliation processes and ruminates on the Balkan crisis—cases through which she is seeking truth, her own alongside the universal.
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Nothing could be further from the truth, but again, the truth is irrelevant to Trump if it helps him with his base to bend it or to wholly throw it out.
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"The more I learned about what I felt to be the truth and the truth that Trump was telling," the more she wanted to get involved, she wrote in an email.
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"I realize now with my mothering that love and truth must go hand in hand, and that my love coming at the expense of truth is not real love," she said.
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Sunday saw Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani use the disturbingly Orwellian phrase "truth isn't truth" to try to deflect questions about why President Trump won't sit down for an interview with Mueller.
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There Are Cadavers The people disappear from mysterious and almost comical reasons, a son has been "drafted," a girl has a boyfriend in the army, but the truth is the truth.
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" "But the truth is that I miss my life.
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The truth – about sexism in Hollywood – is out there.
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" I said, "But I need to know the truth.
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I said what I said & I speak my truth.
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Check out the clip ... and tell the truth, people.
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" But, he allows, "The truth is, there is racism.
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Conversely, when false information when presented alongside truth — i.e.
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" Trump, of course, thanked Kanye for "speaking the truth.
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" The truth, he said, was "exactly the opposite – exactly.
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Will Singletary get naked— I mean — the naked truth?
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" He also said Cohen "has more truth to tell.
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Today's reason to live Ray Charles – Tell The Truth
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" Woods said she wants everyone to "know the truth.
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Common sense points to -- to the truth about this.
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It was raw and real — and the absolute truth.
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Iger laughs, saying the truth -- Ron can direct anything.
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" "I became an actor to speak truth, not lies.
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Bottom line for Johnny Chase ... find the truth, first.
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" Nothing could be further from the truth," he wrote.
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" She ended the text with ... "My truth is this.
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The truth is, nut jobs ... aren't emboldened by rhetoric.
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" And, he added, "the naked truth is pretty ugly.
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Skeptical of superstition as a source for truth — i.e.
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" The operative phrase is "when truth has fair play.
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" Pence replied: "Nothing could be further from the truth.
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" "I know my motivation is to tell the truth.
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It was my truth, and I ... You feel better?
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" It ends as follows: "Then say, what is truth?
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Truth is ... going after Trump has boosted Colbert's ratings.
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" The fragrance's tagline is: "Stormy Daniels Embrace the Truth.
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"; and "Is it always better to know the truth?
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" The Odd Fellows' motto is "Friendship, Love and Truth.
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The message ... "What if Jussie is telling the truth?"
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It was true — but it wasn't the whole truth.
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" Howard did not specify what he meant by "truth.
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President Trump seemingly cannot tell the truth — about anything.
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Truth and accountability — just what this election desperately needs.
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"The science is there — why not get the truth?"
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" Fairfax said what he has "expressed is the truth.
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" He continued: "It should be an explosion of truth.
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The Senate — and indeed, truth itself — will stand trial.
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In times past when we swore to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth in a court of law, we would undergo a transformation; once those words were uttered in that space we would inaugurate new conditions of listening and our speech would transmute from normal conversation to liable testimony.
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They get a bit much; after each "The truth is out there" and "The truth is in here" and "I want to believe" I half-expected the actors to hold for applause.
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The honesty of sobriety wasn't about getting to the most complicated version of the truth so much as it was about allowing the truth to be simple: I'm afraid of getting left.
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He is watched over by a verse from the Gospel of John inscribed in gold on the facing wall: And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
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I don't fault my parents for wanting me to know the truth of their life, which was also quickly becoming the truth of mine, though I hid it the best I could.
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Its opening cutscene lays out a conflict between Order and the Truth, with the implication that if people knew the Truth they wouldn't fall for the lies told on behalf of Order.
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Experts and enthusiasts will be talking about everything from hunting bacteria in the furthest reaches of the oceans to how to restore the very idea of truth in a post-truth era.
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"I and (my) team has one goal in this case, that is to find the truth, to present the truth and ask that justice be served in this case," McMahon told reporters.
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"I think a writer, even a fantasy writer, has an obligation to tell the truth and the truth is, as we say in Game of Thrones, all men must die," Martin said.
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The way the Clintons layered half-truth upon half-truth to cover for Bill's conduct—until things spiraled out of control—eerily mirrors the way Hillary has handled her recent email woes.
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It allows Russia's leaders to detach their country from Western rationalism, with its fussy obsession with truth and logic, and pursue different, mystical goals, creating a "geographical border around a separate truth".
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" The Bravo star said that after realizing her daughter wasn't just going through a "phase" in college, she understood Noelle's "truth is her truth and wanted her to tell her own story.
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