And that's the secret of Putin's genuine popularity: his talent for alchemizing this unfounded shame into equally unfounded pride by substituting territorial conquest for actual achievement.
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" According to Komisaruk, Pavlicev and Wagner "make an unfounded link between reflex ovulation and orgasm" while making "an unfounded claim that ovulation is induced by clitoral stimulation.
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A Republican candidate for governor in Michigan responded Wednesday to revelations that he used anti-Muslim unfounded conspiracy theories against a Muslim American Democratic rival with more unfounded conspiracy theories.
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" The American Beverage Association called the lawsuit's accusations "unfounded.
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It worked there, proving that the scare stories were unfounded.
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To reply would only mean feeding unfounded and uninteresting rumors.
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Unfounded Taylor Swift hysteria is nothing new on Capitol Hill.
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" Greebel's defense, according to Brafman, is "unfortunate, disingenuous and unfounded.
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Maxis and Karti Chidambaram have previously called the allegations unfounded.
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The embassy and the journalist have called that accusation unfounded.
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Over on Grande's side, there was some equally unfounded beef.
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But yet again, new evidence shows the concern is unfounded.
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It's unfounded and fueled by media pressure and player complaints.
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Kengeter has said the allegations made against him are unfounded.
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Garlinghouse said that worries over volatility in cryptocurrencies were unfounded.
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" The lab notes that "these recommendations are unfounded and dangerous.
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Folli denied the report, saying it was unfounded and misleading.
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A spokesman for the mayor said the allegations were unfounded.
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These accusations are unfounded and the rule should be supported.
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The White House is characterizing her perspective as being unfounded.
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" FIFA called Mr. Scala's objections "unfounded claims which are baseless.
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Instead, this unusual incident prompted understandable — but unfounded — security concerns.
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And it's not as though the couple's beliefs are unfounded.
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A government's spokesman said the criticism by BHC was unfounded.
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Provincial military spokesman Muhammad Aidi said the allegation was unfounded.
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Italy's foreign ministry on Tuesday dismissed that move as unfounded.
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Coughlin called the allegations against him "unfounded" in a Jan.
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It turns out, though, that these concerns are largely unfounded.
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The French president, Emmanuel Macron, dismissed such concerns as unfounded.
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Trump blames the loss on unfounded claims of illegal voting.
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It presents evidence without context and jumps to unfounded conclusions.
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The good news is that this fear is largely unfounded.
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Volkswagen said in a statement that the allegations are unfounded.
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Theranos has said it will "respond vigorously to Walgreens' unfounded allegations."
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Whether that fear is founded or unfounded, I suddenly understood it.
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Her therapist supported her, stating that her boyfriend's claims were unfounded.
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Credit Suisse said the verdict was unfounded and plans to appeal.
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Unfounded theories Tensions within the department have been on clear display.
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And to the players, privacy and safety concerns were not unfounded.
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Facebook is already hypersensitive to largely unfounded claims of political bias.
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MMG called the claim "unfounded and opportunistic," vowing to contest it.
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But the worry about cheating isn't totally unfounded, Dr. Bartell says.
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But with fame comes unfounded rumors of marital problems and divorce.
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" A VW spokesman in Germany called the accusations about Mueller "unfounded.
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Other NRA leaders were infamous for unfounded speculation that the Rev.
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"This is incorrect, and importantly, unfounded," Peskov said of McMaster's allegations.
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Suggestions that wages have been depressed appear to be similarly unfounded.
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Even Republicans in Congress are backing away from this unfounded claim.
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Other newspapers over the weekend also reported merger rumours were unfounded.
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The bank has backed Kochhar, calling the rumors "malicious and unfounded".
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Fear of the ban is unfounded, writes Reuters columnist Andy Home.
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Charleston police later closed their investigation, announced the charges were unfounded.
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Huawei, for its part, has said the security concerns were unfounded.
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But Brattin's argument was unfounded and discriminatory in and of itself.
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An FPI spokesman said the legal complaints against Rizieq were "unfounded".
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But the White House is charactering her perspective as being unfounded.
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Martha trusts Philip, a possibly fatal but not entirely unfounded mistake.
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"These are really, really unfair, unfounded insinuations," Ms. de Lima said.
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Jones and Infowars have pushed unfounded conspiracy theories the Parkland, Fla.
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"I think these fears are unfounded," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Liesbeth Raeven says that this fear, however, can also be unfounded.
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" Trump last month said the allegations against Ailes appear "totally unfounded.
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Unfounded rumors began circulating that attacks were also happening in Paris.
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These fears of a revived assault weapons ban are not unfounded.
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" CHI Franciscan said the attorney general's allegations were "misguided and unfounded.
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Each of those witnesses said Trump's allegations against Biden were unfounded.
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Pls take these unfounded, corrosive accusations out of the public domain.
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It's a very fun, and very unfounded, hobby for royal obsessives.
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In the end, the Sessions answers were neither unprecedented nor unfounded.
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It can feel like you are being put under unfounded scrutiny.
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Claims of negative impacts of vaccines on children's development are unfounded.
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They're also completely unfounded and not based on any tangible evidence.
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" Charlie goes on ... "These radically groundless and unfounded allegations end now.
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After meeting with the family, investigators determined the claims were unfounded.
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The idea that the ERA would grant women equality is unfounded.
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USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service investigators deemed the accusations unfounded.
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He also said the "environmental risk" the Lagos officials claimed was unfounded.
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" CBP denied the accusations in a statement, calling them "unfounded and baseless.
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The warning was unfounded; her state protects against that kind of retribution.
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The allegations were determined to be unfounded in both cases, Strokosch said.
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Wilson agrees the media speculation regarding the police department's findings is unfounded.
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Turns out, their anxiety over Trump's future policies was not exactly unfounded.
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In this document, there was salacious information that was unfounded or unproven.
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Russia Today denied spreading false news and said the allegations were unfounded.
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The allegations were determined to be unfounded in both instances, he said.
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Swedish Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom has called that claim "unacceptable and unfounded".
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The suggestion that I accepted cash payments is unfounded, silly, and nonsensical.
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"The charge is completely unfounded," Newsweek's Tom Mullen argued earlier this week.
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It may seem easy to dismiss today's concerns as unfounded in reality.
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The urban legend of doctors performing it preemptively and prophylactically is unfounded.
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Military and legislative officials confirmed to me that the rumor was unfounded.
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It maintains the allegations were "unfounded" and based on a past complaint.
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"Such a limitation is unfounded," the European Court of Justice ruling said.
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Moscow says such fears are unfounded and based on anti-Russian sentiment.
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The diet should not be dismissed as an unfounded trend, she writes.
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NODE says the Canadian regulations come from an unfounded fear of drones.
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SIS has thoroughly investigated these allegations and determined them to be unfounded.
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All I hear is blah-blah-blah, unfounded theories and somebody's estimates.
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The Workers Party said in a statement that the accusations were unfounded.
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"I just believe unfounded allegations like this really undercut that," she said.
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That's not to say that fears about social credit are entirely unfounded.
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" Exxon said the accusation was "misplaced," and that Schneiderman's speculation was "unfounded.
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Mr. Thiam, who regularly sends updates to employees, called these concerns unfounded.
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Perhaps my fear of The Beatles becoming cobwebbed and irrelevant is unfounded.
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Sources close to economic commissioners in Brussels said the report was "unfounded".
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Justice Department and DHS statistics demonstrate that this belief is also unfounded.
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" He told Reuters: "These accusations against me are unfounded and politically motivated.
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Huawei rejects completely these unfounded and inaccurate allegations against our business operations.
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Any wrongdoing by Duncan was determined to be unfounded at the time.
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Immigrant advocates say the government exaggerates the number of unfounded refugee claims.
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Ruskin said the market talk about currency wars is so far unfounded.
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Both Cruz and his father vehemently denied the uncorroborated and unfounded claim.
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The fear that driverless trucks will take away jobs is also unfounded.
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The court said on Friday the ex-prime minister's appeal was "unfounded".
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Folli has said the claims in the report were unfounded and misleading.
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Any allegations, they said, would be "unfounded (and) without basis in evidence".
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But participants' concerns about being discriminated against or pushed out aren't unfounded.
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Heilman agreed that a requirement for legitimate sourcing filters out unfounded notions.
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The WHO confirmed with Reuters that this claim is false and unfounded.
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The media also noted that Trump had issued an unfounded weather forecast.
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Navient called the allegations "unfounded" and said it would fight the lawsuit.
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Fears that the show can hurt a team seem to be unfounded.
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Mr. Graham's fears that they would not be welcomed were mostly unfounded.
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The suggestion that I accepted cash payments is unfounded, silly and nonsensical.
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" In a statement, Rudolph's lawyer called Garrett's claim "unfounded" and a "lie.
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"All kinds of rumors and allegations that were largely unfounded," she said.
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Physicians' fears about recordings finding their way into lawsuits aren't completely unfounded.
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Trump has tossed out numerous unfounded theories during his time in office.
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Where simply making totally unfounded claims is either not allowed or punished.
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HUAWEI SAYS HANDELSBLATT ARTICLE REPEATS OLD, UNFOUNDED ALLEGATIONS WITHOUT PROVIDING CONCRETE EVIDENCE
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Instead, he has promoted unfounded conspiracy theories that Ukraine framed the Russians.
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Because he spreads "unhinged, unfounded and desperate lies" through his TV interviews.
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A Kremlin spokesman dismissed charges of Russian involvement as "unfounded blanket accusations".
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All of the theories Rizzuto tweeted were unfounded or have been debunked.
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Elvington called the domestic violence incident isolated and the familial testimony unfounded.
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He also dismissed "rumors concerning my next steps in service" as unfounded.
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It insisted that Ms. Graber's charges had been investigated and were unfounded.
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It has about 300 members who make mean and unfounded accusations anonymously.
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Enrique's skepticism about the government's ability to provide new jobs isn't unfounded.
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China's state-run Global Times said the report's threat assessment was unfounded.
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Maryam said in the court that the charges were unfounded and baseless.
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said those allegations were "absolutely unfounded".
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The percentage of "unfounded" cases has dropped since then, but it appears from the data that Baltimore police may just be taking the cases they would have dismissed as "unfounded" and instead labeling them as "open" and ignoring them.
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But unfounded suggestions that she could be blackmailed go a step too far.
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It is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims.
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Unfounded, not based in fact or reason, with no evidence to support them.
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Kravetz said investor concerns about Penn National and other casino operators were unfounded.
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He was interviewed, and the allegations were deemed unfounded or inconclusive, officials said.
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Now with Trump, those unfounded rumors have been elevated to the presidential level.
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A Russian delegate at the conference dismissed Poblete's remarks as unfounded and slanderous.
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A backlash which is wrongly conceived and wrongly targeted … but not entirely unfounded.
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Officials in Russia have characterized the "claims as unfounded," the Associated Press reports.
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" As her husband did, she also dismissed the molestation accusation, calling it "unfounded.
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Stemming panic can be a righteous goal, especially when that panic is unfounded.
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We have learned over the last 20 years that this concern was unfounded.
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Daimler company spokeswoman Ute Wueest von Vellberg said the criminal charges were unfounded.
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Manafort called the report "unfounded, silly and nonsensical" in a statement Monday morning.
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Strange as it may sound, Murray's behind-bars callout is not entirely unfounded.
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Raiffeisen calls the allegations unfounded and plans to fight the law in court.
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They said that worry about the erosion of Quebec's cultural identity was unfounded.
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Benan Molu, one of Demirtas' lawyers, said the Turkish court ruling was unfounded.
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If that validation disappears, it can trigger unfounded feelings of isolation or inadequacy.
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The unfounded post cost him a $20 million fine and the chairman's seat.
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And he made absurd, unfounded claims that millions voted illegally in the election.
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He also reiterated that Trump's claim that Trump Tower was wiretapped was unfounded.
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But some in South Korea's financial establishment say those hopes may be unfounded.
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Chaos broke out because of unfounded rumors that someone was shooting a gun.
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But there is no such limit, so that concern at least was unfounded.
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The board refuted CIAM's allegations saying they were "seriously unfounded, erroneous and deceptive".
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"These accusations are unfounded," Laudamotion managing director Andreas Gruber told journalists in Vienna.
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But that doesn't mean they were unfounded, our senior economics reporter writes. 4.
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Arguments that she doesn't have the necessary expertise are unfounded and wrong-headed.
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Instead, Democrats invoked CrowdStrike to paint Trump and Republicans as peddling unfounded claims.
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Based both on technical capability and recent history, Trump's concerns are not unfounded.
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Mr Musk tweeted unfounded claims that one of the rescuers was a paedophile.
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The president has in the past made unfounded allegations of widespread voter fraud.
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Rumors of ill will with his former partner were unfounded, Mr. Piccioli said.
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Therefore alleged allied opposition is not only no argument, it is utterly unfounded.
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" The unfounded claim came after Unsworth called Musk's miniature sub a "PR stunt.
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Those fears were unfounded in January, and they are even less so today.
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By Wednesday, Trump surrogates were reviving unfounded allegations of criminality in Machado's past.
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To the Editor: Gary Sernovitz's assertion that fracking furthers progressive goals is unfounded.
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Now that the game is out, though, it seems those fears were unfounded.
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TSA says security concerns are unfounded and screening times have not been impacted.
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He has sharpened his allegations even as Republican lawyers called his assertions unfounded.
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INSIDER spoke to two gynecologists who say that this claim is largely unfounded.
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Words of wisdom from a former tech recruiter: Your anxieties are not unfounded.
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Anxiety around losing status can manifest as fears, however unfounded, of becoming outnumbered.
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The unfounded rumors appear to have originated on the anonymous messaging board 4chan.
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So not only is the vaccine effective, but fears about it are unfounded.
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She also repeated unfounded allegations that Mr. Mohsen belonged to a terrorist organization.
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Wellcome, a major supermarket chain, said any rumors of supply shortages are unfounded.
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India's claims to exceptionalism appear to have been as unfounded as America's own.
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The allegations of abuse were determined to be unfounded by New York State.
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Precautions around the showings are just that — precautionary — but they aren't necessarily unfounded.
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Blaming Veolia for the tragedy in Flint is unfounded with zero supporting facts.
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Those unfounded claims about Ukrainian interference have seeped into Republican impeachment talking points.
|
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He has also made various politically charged, unfounded claims since he took office.
|
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"The indictment against Mr. Pötsch is unfounded," his lawyer said in a statement.
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We will be immediately moving to set aside this excessive and unfounded verdict.
|
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Eric Trump, who is managing the golf business, said the concerns were unfounded.
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Such concerns are generally unfounded, given how highly regulated the insurance industry is.
|
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Roger Stone is insisting the allegations about his connections to Russia are unfounded.
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Volkswagen (VLKAF) said in a statement on Tuesday that the allegations are unfounded.
|
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But quite a few foreign experts say those fears are overstated or unfounded.
|
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In response, ABLV said the accusations were based on unfounded and misleading information.
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Over the past decade, Trump has repeatedly fanned parents' unfounded fears of vaccines.
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But does that mean he was repeating false rumors or making unfounded accusations?
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A representative for the foundation dismissed the substance of the allegations as unfounded.
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And by the way, he stopped short of saying consumers' fears are unfounded.
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But Ali had a heavyweight championship under his belt; his confidence wasn't unfounded.
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On Twitter, Musk made the unfounded claim that Unsworth was a "pedo" or pedophile.
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Hopefully that puts an end to these unfounded theories… at least, until next year.
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He was interviewed and the allegations were deemed unfounded or inconclusive, the DCFS said.
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If they're determined to be unfounded, DCFS will completely close the case, said Blum.
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The FBI interviewed Tsarnaev and his family, but concluded the Russian allegations were unfounded.
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The president has repeatedly made unfounded claims that the Bidens acted corruptly in Ukraine.
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" News 4 reported that "an Internal Affairs investigation found the claims to be unfounded.
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And Giuliani has pushed an unfounded theory that Ukraine masterminded 2016 presidential election interference.
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Mr. Cirelli hit back at what he said was "an unfounded and irrational" controversy.
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Knowing the founder as I do, it's likely that the VCs' fears were unfounded.
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So far, though, these worries are unfounded: growth has been solid and inflation subdued.
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A spokesperson for Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the president, condemned the German statements as unfounded.
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YouTube disagreed, and its position was far from unfounded—numerous copyright scholars also agreed.
|
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However, Russian authorities labeled the charges "absolutely unfounded accusations," according to AFP news agency.
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It's the latest in his string of unfounded claims aimed at discrediting the investigation.
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But the notion that the average person should steer clear from it is unfounded.
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Kaspersky denies "inappropriate ties with any government" and maintains that the allegations are unfounded.
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The opposition blames the government; a spokesman for the president calls this accusation unfounded.
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"The idea that this budget can blow up Europe is totally unfounded," he said.
|
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Jackson later apologized for being "flippant," but her unfounded claims were all too familiar.
|
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That was unfounded, as were reports that Press Secretary Sean Spicer would be fired.
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And at least one member says he suspects the President's claims will remain unfounded.
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An attorney for some of the other defendants told CNN the allegations are unfounded.
|
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But the Shenzhen-based company and the Chinese government say those concerns are unfounded.
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However, he said no misconduct was found and any allegations of that are unfounded.
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Make sure to check in with yourself about your own paranoid or unfounded ideas.
|
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The president spun an unfounded conspiracy theory that has become increasingly hard to track.
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Supporters of Gorsuch, however, dismissed talk of a feud with Ginsburg as unfounded speculation.
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Contrary to McCutcheon's unfounded assertion, no one is helped by this surge of cash.
|
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"The charges against me are totally unfounded, and will be vigorously defended," Glenn said.
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The report's findings contradict Trump's repeated unfounded claim that climate change is a hoax.
|
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Conservative radio show host Rush Limbaugh made a similar -- apparently unfounded -- claim on Monday.
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The assumption that TVEL would not cooperate with a canceled Fordow waiver seems unfounded.
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"The suggestion that I accepted cash payments is unfounded, silly and nonsensical," he said.
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Trump diminishes his credibility a little more each time he launches an unfounded accusation.
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Not surprisingly, the accusations set forth in the complaint are unfounded and without merit.
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These fears are not unfounded, given Microsoft's historically adversarial position on open source software.
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It overplays stories, reaches unfounded conclusions and publishes pieces that ought to be killed.
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"We completely reject the unfounded claims made against the prime minister," said the statement.
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The department declared hundreds of rape cases each year to be "unfounded"— without investigation.
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Our concerns about a cold, or even threatening, reception from the villagers proved unfounded.
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Trump first made the unfounded claim on Wednesday and repeated it through the week.
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This is not the first time InfoWars has spread unfounded theories about national tragedies.
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The Kremlin denied the allegations Wednesday, saying they were unfounded and lacked common sense.
|
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We've reached out to both camps for comment about the wave of unfounded allegations.
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There is considerable truth to that explanation, but Beijing's suspicions are not entirely unfounded.
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But while the median-voter theory has its problems, this new hypothesis is unfounded.
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Hill used her opening statement to attack Republicans for indulging in unfounded conspiracy theories.
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But every attempt to reach outside that box feels half-hearted and frustratingly unfounded.
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Some Republicans suggested that Mr. Trump might have extrapolated that into an unfounded assertion.
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Officers closely monitored social media, simultaneously trying to get information and quash unfounded rumors.
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Therefore, Steele was used to corroborate Steele on allegations that were later deemed unfounded.
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Debenhams said it rejected Sports Direct's complaints, describing them as unfounded and self-serving.
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"This view that it's an abuse of democratic standards is unfounded," Mr. Duda insisted.
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" He later apologized, claiming that a "vast majority of allegations proved to be unfounded.
|
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Though when it comes to Biden's son Hunter, Trump's allegations are not thoroughly unfounded.
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Maybe my expectations approaching the book were a tad unrealistic, but they weren't unfounded.
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VICE: What do you consider the most unfounded discomfort Westerners have toward the dead?
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"I have seen my own patients suffer as a direct result of this unfounded fear."
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A spokesman, Matt Missen, said in a statement to Politico that the allegations were "unfounded".
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" The company also said there were "many sensational and unfounded claims in a politicized debate.
|
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It also said Holmes and Balwani promoted a key blood-testing product using unfounded claims.
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He said he simply shared "unfounded rumors and innuendo" already online, according to The Post.
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And previous studies indicating carnivores needed greater brain capacity than prey appears to be unfounded.
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Abrahams calls this weakness 'unfounded' and, in a January 7 report, recommends buying the shares.
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But predictions of doom-and-gloom as the repeal of Obamacare looms have proven unfounded.
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" But, Bradshaw thinks the criticism is unfounded ... telling us, "I find him to be fine.
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However, we've watched with disappointment as unfounded intimations and accusations have traveled through media circles.
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Grimm said qualms about transgender students using certain bathrooms come from misinformation and unfounded fears.
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Moscow says such fears are unfounded and based on what it calls anti-Russian hysteria.
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Rumors — unfounded — swirled that the London Stock Exchange would not open at 8:00 a.m.
|
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"Claims of bypassing or duping the Aadhaar enrolment system are totally unfounded," said the statement.
|
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In an interview with Piers Morgan shortly after, Cattrall revealed the rumors were entirely unfounded.
|
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Novartis has said the allegations against it were "unfounded" and based on a past complaint.
|
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"Complaints by Andrej Babis and another six people were rejected as unfounded," Stepanka Zenklova said.
|
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Last week, the bank said the U.S. accusations were based on unfounded and misleading information.
|
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"It is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims," he said.
|
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"Such accusations are absolutely unfounded," Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told a news briefing.
|
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"The suggestion that I accepted cash payments is unfounded, silly and nonsensical," the statement said.
|
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Fator has no intention of dignifying Ms. Sligh's latest unfounded claims with any further comment.
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It's a fairly high bar to set for a demo, but his confidence isn't unfounded.
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Two months after cutting the cord I can confidently say that my fears were unfounded.
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The German carmaker called the lawsuit unfounded and said it would defend itself against it.
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Unfounded Turkish suspicions that America was involved in a coup attempt have increased the distrust.
|
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Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said Trump's claim was unfounded.
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Instead we're just talking about his yearbook page, and ice cubes, and totally unfounded allegations.
|
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The London visit led to rumors, which proved unfounded, that Mr. Sharif might not return.
|
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That has led to unfounded speculation that she is wittingly or unwittingly a Russian asset.
|
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Volkswagen said it considered the allegations of the EU Consumer Commissioner unfounded and rejected them.
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He said the plaintiff's complaint that previous guest chaplains have delivered nontheistic prayers is unfounded.
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While this wariness is largely unfounded in the current geopolitical context, it is a reality.
|
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"The suggestion that I accepted cash payments is unfounded, silly and nonsensical," Mr. Manafort said.
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Ironically, Pelosi vehemently opposed the litigation as a frivolous and unfounded challenge to presidential authority.
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I have openly asked for an Independent Investigation to put to rest these unfounded biases.
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Bilal Erdogan, who has since returned to Turkey, had denied all charges as completely unfounded.
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Fortunately, the theory that tax cuts "starve the beast" of government largesse is empirically unfounded.
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The idea that young people can benefit from intense, even terrifying experiences is not unfounded.
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Some things are forgivable: an indifference toward sushi, maybe, or an unfounded avoidance of gluten.
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The 50-year old shipowner denied any wrongdoing, saying that the charges were legally unfounded.
|
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According to environmental scientist Rob Jackson, locals' worries about fracking under Lewisville Lake aren't unfounded.
|
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A lawyer for Abedin has accused Grassley of making "unfounded allegations" about her employment situation.
|
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Ukrainian politicians were quick to blame Russia, but a Kremlin spokesman dismissed "unfounded blanket accusations".
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Economists said that any fears investors had would not be unfounded, but might be premature.
|
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Mr. Jones and Infowars have for years used social media to push unfounded conspiracy theories.
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Still, some social media accounts spread the unfounded claims that Mr. Paddock has been radicalized.
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During and after his confirmation hearings, many unfair and unfounded charges were made against him.
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"I hear unfounded rumors about #NationalGuard troops supporting a nationwide quarantine," he wrote on Twitter.
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The city was teeming with unfounded rumors: That Mr. Townes was actually Mr. Glasgow's son.
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We provided the opinion of outside experts who re-confirmed that these fears were unfounded.
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The initiative launched in February 85033 in response to unfounded claims about potential health risks.
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Claims about her personal wealth are unfounded and based on unverified speculation, according to Snopes.
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There is plenty of other reason to believe consumer doubts about impartiality aren't necessarily unfounded.
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The arguments by the administration about a lack of resources and safety concerns are unfounded.
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Northam addressed some unfounded claims the groups have spread online ahead of the expected rally.
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"I think the allegations are unfounded and I've looked at them very carefully," added Sen.
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Republican attempts to wrap the Reagan mantle around Trump's shoulders are understandable, but thoroughly unfounded.
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All of my concerns about these shoes — fit, security, practicality — turned out to be unfounded.
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Ms. Agrawal recently called the claims "unfounded" but stepped down as the company's chief executive.
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The ads called for an investigation into unfounded accusations that she had violated several laws.
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The President has repeatedly made unfounded and false claims about Joe Biden relating to Ukraine.
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The Syrian government called the rumors unfounded and said Mr. Assad has been working normally.
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That assessment stands in sharp contrast to Mr. Trump's unfounded claims of widespread voter fraud.
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People are wary of even going outside, sometimes alarmed by unfounded rumors of immigration sweeps.
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SNS leader Andrej Danko said last week that allegations of misappropriation of funds were unfounded.
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And the local authorities said the swirl of online conspiracy theories about Islamberg were unfounded.
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It is simply an unfounded assertion that the president has what amount to monarchical powers.
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"Rumors of child kidnappings with a van are completely unfounded," said the Paris police prefecture.
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Men may fear unfounded accusations or that their own clueless behavior could prompt a complaint.
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Despite a tantalizing but ultimately unfounded hint last year, LHC physicists have not found any superpartners.
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Afterwards, Google subsidiary YouTube's search results promoted unfounded theories the killings were a false flag attack.
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It was premeditated and motivated by unfounded jealousy, anger and a desire to punish Ms. Rukundo.
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President Trump's administration has come under attack for a number of unfounded claims it has made.
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And one of those limits should be raising entirely unfounded questions about a presidential candidate's health.
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The release prompted fears of a massive crime wave, which, Burris noted, proved to be unfounded.
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As you can see, my confidence in my place in the top 999 was slightly unfounded.
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This completely unfounded bit of speculation is not the result of any reporting or new information.
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Henson was very adamant about not feuding with other actresses, despite unfounded rumors to the contrary.
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Law enforcement officials have previously told CNN that Lazar's claim of accessing Clinton's server are unfounded.
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Inflation fears proved unfounded; inflation has been low and stable and close to the Fed's target.
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The pound rose as high as $1.2678, reflecting relief that rumours she might resign proved unfounded.
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There were unfounded allegations that Hillary Clinton's top aide, Huma Abedin, was a member, for example.
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When I talked about hope, then, did I really mean, 'Leave some room for unfounded desire?
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The dual developments sparked unfounded speculation that the party was tipping the scales against Vermont Sen.
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The worry in the crowd, though unfounded, is based on a very real uncertainty in Spain.
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The unfounded e-mail threat to local business and individuals is demanding a bit coin payment.
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In March, a spokesman for his company said "the accusations raised against him are totally unfounded".
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Fears of residual contamination of the environment or water supply are unfounded, as 1080 biodegrades harmlessly.
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Speculation that the Fed might hold off if Donald Trump won the presidency may prove unfounded.
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Creamer denies any wrongdoing, insisting that claims by the "notorious right wing blogger O'Keefe" are unfounded.
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The Cryonics Institute preserves only whole bodies and rejects any unfounded predictions about what we do.
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Schiff said he expected Comey to make clear at Monday's hearing that the allegation was unfounded.
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ADF's full statement is below:Your unfounded assertions about Alliance Defending Freedom are both offensive and wrong.
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The company said it had now decided to accept fines, but maintained the allegations were unfounded.
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Luckily, my initial concerns were unfounded as he was a complete gentleman and fantastic travel buddy.
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" The Russian Defense Ministry denied that it violated Turkish airspace and called Ankara's allegations "unfounded propaganda.
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The allegations are "unfounded" and "harmful to its reputation," Covea said in a statement on Tuesday.
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" O'Reilly's statement continues: "It is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims.
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We have also urged the court in this case to find that DACA's revocation was unfounded.
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Rumors suggesting Newton was facing NFL-imposed fines for his conduct are unfounded, according to bleacherreport.com.
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The governor has repeatedly expressed his unfounded fear that undocumented immigrants are riddled with diseases. 7.
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However, that does not mean his objections are wholly unfounded, and this seems one such example.
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The fear is not unfounded, given President Trump's recent emphasis on North Korea's human rights situation.
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Keirstead blamed Rouda's campaign for releasing unfounded accusations of misconduct during his time as a professor.
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During the 2016 campaign, Trump made the unfounded claim that the father of GOP rival Sen.
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It's undeniable that Douglas has faced her fair share of often unfounded criticism in social media.
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Nordlicht said on the conference call that the charges against Huberfeld were unfounded, the person said.
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I wanted to defend myself against unfounded and unfair accusations that are not based on facts.
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Ms. Laszlo also repeated unfounded accusations that Mr. Mohsen was a member of a terrorist organization.
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And while Democrats are facing growing GOP accusations of overreach, they say those criticisms are unfounded.
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Unfounded hopes for the court's ostensibly apolitical ideals produce undue disillusionment with the court's political realities.
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Ratcliffe has a history of fueling the president's unfounded conspiracy theories tied to the Russia investigation.
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Just last month, another unfounded rumor about Amazon's acceptance of bitcoin drove up bitcoin's price immediately.
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I discovered that preconceptions about real estate, such as its instability for example, were quite unfounded.
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Naturally, they used their time to smear him with unfounded accusations of leaking and dual loyalty.
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Like Trump, D'Souza spread the unfounded conspiracy that Obama was not born in the United States.
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Museum officials dismissed the claims when they emerged, saying reports of the mask's damage were unfounded.
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This is scientifically unfounded; historically, these bills have been repeatedly introduced and have failed to pass.
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He was relieved to realize his fear was unfounded; they did not treat him any differently.
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State failed to produce a single document, but continued with the unfounded slander against the MeK.
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Black people who say they're afraid of a Trump presidency, I think their fears are unfounded.
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Unfounded rumors that Tarrant County, Texas, doesn't have former Vice President Joe Biden on the ballot.
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Trump's suggestion that transgender military personnel burden the military with undue financial strain is factually unfounded.
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Rape myths are the engine that drives rape culture — widely held beliefs that are statistically unfounded.
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Whatever Desch's anxieties were about flying used, they proved to be unfounded—the launch went flawlessly.
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The New York Police Department's bomb squad investigated the bag and determined the threat was unfounded.
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If you find it hard to trust a free credit monitoring service, your skepticism isn't unfounded.
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Hussman thinks the notion that the Federal Reserve interest rate cuts will quell markets is unfounded.
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But the campaign again beat back the rumors as unfounded, and Clyburn walked back his remarks.
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The claim that coronavirus is developed or designed and used to scare the public is unfounded.
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Cognizant said the allegations were "totally unfounded," while Vodafone did not respond to requests for comment.
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Hawley has also embraced largely unfounded claims of widespread anti-conservative bias in social media algorithms.
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"These accusations are unfounded and reckless," López Serrano said in a statement issued by his attorneys.
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As for the tone of environmental coverage (as I wrote last year), fears were likely unfounded.
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She also rejected as unfounded criticism that Russian bombings in Syria were pushing refugees towards Europe.
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Porsche SE sees all of the suits as unfounded and in some cases without legal basis.
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Facebook said Wednesday that they are doing their best to curb unfounded posts about white vans.
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Trump may have conflated unfounded speculation on social media with the reporting of actual news outlets.
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Initial reports that the man might have been wearing an explosive belt proved to be unfounded.
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According to Stone, he has not been contacted by the F.B.I., and such suspicions are unfounded.
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Jack Tracey, executive director of the National Automotive Finance Association, said the privacy fears were unfounded.
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Promoting unfounded or debunked concerns about the safety of vaccines is demonstrably dangerous to public health.
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" Furthermore, he said, they are "nothing but an unfounded fad (or perhaps even a pyramid scheme).
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"I urge you to exercise restraint in making such unfounded statements in the future," he said.
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"The White House reviewed the report and determined that the allegation was unfounded," the statement said.
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The Nobel-winning biologist has drawn global criticism with unfounded pronouncements on genetics, race and intelligence.
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The church, which considers Garcia to be an apostle of Jesus Christ, called the accusations unfounded.
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Rich's murder is a popular and unfounded far-right conspiracy, which his family has tried to quash.
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Paid leave opponents often articulate unfounded small business concerns to ward off changes to the status quo.
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As the unfounded theory began gaining steam, Donald Trump Jr. liked a tweet linking to the post.
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" He added, "My mistake, referring to unfounded rumors, shouldn't reflect on anyone else and I apologize profusely.
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The Turkish unit of Novartis said allegations against it were "unfounded" and based on a former complaint.
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There are hot takes, unfounded insults, and trash talk between fans that gets surprisingly personal incredibly quickly.
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Trump said scrutiny the issue weas unfounded, and he launched into an attack on the political press.
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Maybe FaceApp will be excavated by historians as a funny example of our generation's ultimately unfounded panic.
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It would be nearly three years before the investigation concluded that the allegations against her were unfounded.
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A senior Saudi official said the account was totally "unfounded and untrue in addition to being nonsense".
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And he again raised unfounded claims that "illegal voting" had aided Clinton in winning the popular vote.
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Venezuela recently blamed a cyberattack for a power outage earlier this year, but the claims remain unfounded.
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But creators' concerns that YouTube's experiments — even if well-meaning — could hurt their potential revenue isn't unfounded.
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Unfortunately, some uninformed parties—and some who should know better—are needlessly raising fears that are unfounded.
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The fact that calling someone a Luddite today is an insult shows how unfounded their concerns were.
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Those fears proved to be unfounded, with the Alliance saying 125,000 people had poured into Victoria Park.
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But as with any hot commodity, the line between well-founded excitement and unfounded giddiness is thin.
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Trump's lawyers sent letters citing "the poor quality of the merchandise" -- a claim Hyman says was unfounded.
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"The reports regarding a replacement of the CEO are completely unfounded," Massimo Tononi said in a statement.
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Concerns that it was "too American to play to British voters" proved to be unfounded, wrote Sheehan.
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But researchers studying Zika and expert agencies like the World Health Organization insisted the fears were unfounded.
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"My mistake, referring to unfounded rumors, shouldn't reflect on anyone else and I apologize profusely," Bernstein concluded.
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He could have edited it out and just referred to unfounded allegations and left it at that.
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"UBS will continue to defend itself against any unfounded allegations," the bank said in an emailed statement.
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That fear was not unfounded, given the prejudice against maintenance treatment that exists in child welfare agencies.
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There's been fear among undocumented immigrants that they could be targeted for deportation, and it's not unfounded.
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"We've had to navigate through a terrifying maze of non-information and unfounded speculation," Jonathon Sherman said.
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The FCC responded in a statement on Monday, accusing Tshisekedi of launching "gratuitous attacks and unfounded allegations".
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Slavish adherence to unfounded and outdated rules of thumb that cause mis-programming of air conditioning systems.
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Reuters could not independently confirm the allegations, which RCB said were 'unfounded' and 'duly refuted as untrue'.
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Commenting on separate allegations that Wirecard had overstated advances made to merchants, Braun said these were unfounded.
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Trump has been critical of the process in Florida and has repeatedly made unfounded claims of wrongdoing.
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Ukrainian politicians were quick on Tuesday to blame Russia, but a Kremlin spokesman dismissed "unfounded blanket accusations".
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The high official source said the account was totally "unfounded and untrue in addition to being nonsense".
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The patrol members said they were responding to reports — later deemed unfounded — that someone had vandalized cars.
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In response, Iran's United Nations Ambassador, Gholamali Khoshrou, described the allegations as "unfounded," Tasnim News Agency reported.
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Those estimates were criticized by the Leave campaign, including senior members of government, as unfounded fear mongering.
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CNN found tweets shared by Rizzuto during the 2016 campaign spreading the unfounded theories, including that Sen.
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Because it is when unfounded assumptions and magical thinking come to guide US policies that disasters occur.
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Brat was referring to unfounded reports that the protests are funded by liberal billionaire donor George Soros.
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Clinton's "physical and mental strength and stamina" as his allies push unfounded rumors that she is ill.
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Unfounded allegations posted on his own Twitter account inevitably damage Trump's credibility and the office he occupies.
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Marsha Blackburn's unfounded investigation into allegations that Planned Parenthood was profiting from legal donations of fetal tissue.
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Republicans need to drop "Spygate," an unfounded claim that the Obama administration improperly spied on Trump's campaign.
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Turkey's response: ""[The report] contains unfounded allegations matching up perfectly with the propaganda efforts of terrorist organizations.
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In a statement, a Conservative party spokesperson said they believed the charges would prove to be unfounded.
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Nasralla said the concerns were unfounded, and that he would not pursue a close relationship with Venezuela.
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The idea that creative types are romantic figures, disconnected from reality and creating in isolation is unfounded.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Wednesday that the allegations were unfounded and lacked common sense.
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The majority of those 52 allegations were found to be either unsubstantiated, not sustained, unfounded or exonerated.
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The N.R.A. claims that the act is necessary to protect gun manufacturers and sellers against unfounded lawsuits.
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The investigations cost many their livelihoods, and the term "McCarthyism" has since become synonymous with unfounded fearmongering.
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" A spokesperson for TikTok told The Hill that the company saw lawmaker concerns over TikTok as "unfounded.
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" A spokesperson for TikTok told The Hill that the company saw lawmaker concerns over TikTok as "unfounded.
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Augusto Pinochet, who became a military dictator, were unfounded, given the humanitarian crisis Mr. Maduro had caused.
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The unfounded theory about Dr. Blasey's ties to an "abortion pill" provider is still traveling on Facebook.
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Separately, another unfounded theory taking aim at the US has gained traction among groups of Chinese nationalists.
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The assumption that we produce our best work midcareer isn't entirely unfounded, but it's a mistaken conclusion.
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The fear I had that my father had somehow rejected my mother's other children was completely unfounded.
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Investigators stamped them "unfounded" or "21929-investigation of person" — a code indicating no crime had been committed.
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Since leaving prison, Mr. Papadopoulos has promoted unfounded assertions and outright conspiracy theories about the Russia investigation.
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Trump and his allies have made repeated and unfounded allegations that the Bidens acted corruptly in Ukraine.
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One may enter fearing the twin terrors of cultural insensitivity and appropriation, just to find them unfounded.
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Speculation was rife — unfounded, as it turned out — that Prince Philip or the queen might be dead.
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Nelio Machado, a lawyer for Nuzman, told reporters on Thursday that the vote-buying accusations were unfounded.
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He made a series of unfounded allegations, including against Joe Biden, seized on by Trump and Giuliani.
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Trump had her replaced in May in part because of Lutsenko's unfounded allegations, according to the whistleblower.
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Hate speech versus freedom of speech, spreading unfounded propaganda, and harassment have all been deliberated at length.
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It turned out that my nerves were unfounded, though, because it was smooth from start to finish.
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But after spending four days in the city in May, I found that my fears were unfounded.
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Stone, who's called that communication "completely innocuous," has insisted allegations about any connections to Russia are unfounded.
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You have no right to publish the unfounded, unverified gossip when it has this level of impact.
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The police compelled him to sign a statement denouncing his warning as an unfounded and illegal rumor.
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In the past, The A.P. has responded forcefully to what it considered unfounded accusations by Mr. Friedman.
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" She said Pelosi and other Democrats had forced "unfounded accusations down the throats of the American people.
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Trump's comments spurred immediate backlash, as Democrats and some Republicans denounced the allegations as unfounded and salacious.
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Pence said that the "unfounded allegations" shouldn't distract the campaign or the American people from larger issues.
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Who can forget his unfounded allegations in March 2017 that the intelligence community illegally wiretapped Trump Tower?
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Deutsche Boerse and Kengeter maintain their long-held position that the allegations of insider trading are unfounded.
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But fears that the Trump administration would squelch government support for it so far have proved unfounded.
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Unfounded theory: Kanye asked Future to be on the album, and Future quoted an exorbitantly high rate.
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A Republican candidate for governor in Michigan used a typical and unfounded anti-Muslim conspiracy theory during a presentation about his Muslim American Democratic rival, suggesting he is part of an unfounded Muslim plot to engage in "civilization jihad" that is subversively attempting to take over the country.
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Putin is likely to strongly reaffirm his denial of any meddling and cast the U.S. charges as unfounded.
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Both Russia Today and Sputnik have denied spreading 'fake news' about Macron and say Ferrand's allegations are unfounded.
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These unfounded allegations are an unfortunate last-ditch effort to derail the Supreme Court's consideration of this case.
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"Monroe's allegations were nothing more than an unfounded pretext to terminate the (contract)," BP said in the filing.
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Indeed, Trump's gaffe-ridden meeting with Merkel came on the heels of unfounded attacks on Germany's economic policies.
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" It also cited reports that it says have included "many sensational and unfounded claims in a politicized debate.
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In a statement, it invited the Italian government to "revise its statistics and refrain from repeating unfounded claims".
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If we slow down progress in deference to unfounded concerns, we stand in the way of real gains.
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Iran has denied supplying the Houthis with weapons, saying the U.S. and Saudi allegations are "baseless and unfounded".
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Opaque algorithms and operations allow executives to dismiss the concerns of journalists and activists as unfounded or ignorant.
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Information might be power, but living in a constant state of unfounded anxiety and fear is anything but.
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The roving moral panics that Pokémon has always magnetically attracted are not necessarily all unreasonable or totally unfounded.
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Dan Scavino, the Trump campaign's social media director, shared a video on Twitter that pushed the unfounded rumors.
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In a final report, the authority concluded that complaints that the officer had used excessive force were unfounded.
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However unintentional, Scarborough and Brzezinski stigmatize the mentally ill by making an unfounded assumption about Trump's own health.
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RWE says Lliuya's complaint is unfounded, and that a single emitter cannot be held responsible for global warming.
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He's also made threats and wild unfounded accusations against a lot of people over the past few years.
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Colbeck's allegation is similar to the unfounded allegations that Hillary Clinton's top aide, Huma Abedin, was a member.
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Unfortunately, many people have unfounded negative opinions about pit bulls: that the breed is dangerous, violent and mean.
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The Post-Gazette called the incident an "unfounded pregnancy scare" so presumably Edwards did not have an abortion.
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These were profound insights, but led to unfounded and entirely false attacks suggesting motives of secrecy or deception.
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UBS says it "strongly disagrees" with the verdict, which is "based on the unfounded allegations of former employees".
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Image: Getty ImagesBen Carson is well-known for saying plenty of crazy, unfounded, and just plain wrong things.
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Charlie Warzel asks Twitter what they're going to do about the president tweeting unfounded claims of voter fraud.
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The catastrophic thinking my brain latched onto in the wake of my coming out was not completely unfounded.
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Early worries that the upstate concerts would lower attendance at Lincoln Center have proved unfounded, Mr. Finckel said.
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But I know my worries are mostly unfounded — relative to other generations, today's young people are all right.
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Police said rumors circulating on local media that a hostage situation had unfolded after the crash were unfounded.
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The dance has not always been synonymous with everything sensual and seductive, yet these connotations aren't completely unfounded.
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But Trump's unfounded claims about fraud and stolen elections this week did not appear out of the blue.
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The roving moral panics that Pokémon has always magnetically attracted are not necessarily all unreasonable or totally unfounded.
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This means that any claims that the final formulation of Roundup and other pesticides, are safe, are unfounded.
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But the lockdown was lifted late Tuesday afternoon when investigators determined those reports were unfounded, Garrison Commander Col.
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"I want to clearly reiterate: from our point of view these allegations are unfounded and unsubstantiated," Enders said.
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People are in a reactionary place and it is dangerous for politicians to put out these unfounded statements.
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FedEx, in a statement, said it is pleased with the decision, and that the plaintiff's allegations were unfounded.
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The spokesman said the men, most of whom were Tajikistan nationals, were released after investigators' suspicions proved unfounded.
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Turkish media have also circulated unfounded rumors of U.S. involvement in the failed coup, stoking anti-American sentiment.
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As the bullying intensified and the unfounded allegations grew more sinister, Lynn worried that his reputation would suffer.
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Turkey has said the U.N. report was full of unfounded allegations and compared the criticism to militant propaganda.
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But he and his colleagues quickly learned that their faith in the omnipotence of e-commerce was unfounded.
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South Korean Defence Minister Han Min-koo told parliament China's concern about the THAAD system's radar was unfounded.
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Ukrainian politicians were quick to blame Russia for Tuesday's attack, but a Kremlin spokesman dismissed "unfounded blanket accusations".
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The report "contains unfounded allegations matching up perfectly with the propaganda efforts of terrorist organizations," the ministry added.
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Like Trump, he helped fuel unfounded allegations that President Barack Obama was not born in the United States.
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Now they have added "gang rapist" to their list of unfounded accusations against people with whom they disagree.
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Karem said criticisms that he and other journalists are merely trying to be in the spotlight are unfounded.
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It is inappropriate for unfounded allegations to be made public with little time and opportunity to defend oneself.
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As a parent and as a doctor, I understand this as a real concern, but it is unfounded.
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He denied what he called "the unfounded allegation that I entertained a romantic relationship with a staff member".
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But despite unfounded rumors linking them to cancer, long-term studies have found no evidence to support this.
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These guidelines, barely 40 years old, were established precisely to protect the American people from unfounded FBI investigations.
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Those fears are often unfounded or exaggerated, and even if just partly true, they certainly never justify violence.
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The commission was created to investigate the president's unfounded claims of widespread voter fraud in the 2016 election.
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Sanders told investigators that her misstatements were a "slip of the tongue" and that the claims were unfounded.
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Trump's latest attack comes as he is rehashing unfounded allegations of massive voter fraud in the 21625 election.
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"The complaint is more than just an unfounded and reckless use of RICO by a competitor," McKinsey said.
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However, many patients come into my office perplexed by cosmetic products that over promise and make unfounded claims.
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During the Obama years, he urged the Fed to aggressively raise interest rates, citing unfounded fears of hyperinflation.
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UBS has described the accusations in Belgium as "unfounded" and said it would defend itself in the matter.
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The results deliver a deep blow to their unfounded arguments but affirm the choices many families have made.
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Anyone not applying for asylum, "or whose application has been found unfounded or inadmissible," will be returned promptly.
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Others are also worried about how fracking is leading to more earthquakes, and this fear is not unfounded.
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Matt Missen, spokesman for Garrett, told Politico the congressman feels no need to respond to "anonymous, unfounded allegations."
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This is not an unfounded concern: There is plenty of research to support these worries about implicit bias.
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Those fears yet again proved unfounded, as the June jobs figure, released today, surged to a 222,2023 advance.
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Concerns that compromising on the "gold standard" would allow Saudi Arabia to develop a nuclear weapon are unfounded.
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Researchers have documented the repeated, often unfounded fears of connections between germs and immigrants throughout the 20th century.
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China has said that reports of human rights abuses and detention camps for political agitators there are unfounded.
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The police spokesman from Karbala warned people that citing unfounded claims and stirring up sectarian sentiments was dangerous.
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Her drug rehabilitation center was closed down, too, amid unfounded accusations that it was a front for prostitution.
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In January, YouTube said it would work to stop recommending videos based on conspiracy theories or unfounded claims.
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In recent years, we've also seen (unfounded) concerns about marijuana-laced candy as more states have legalized pot.
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But concerns of green bond programmes boosting borrowing costs may be unfounded, according to some analysts and investors.
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Mr. Ramadan has said that the accusations are unfounded and has vowed to fight the cases in court.
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Supporters of the Kabila administration said the sanctions were unfounded and based on false accusations from political opponents.
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The government will not prevail on these charges which we will prove to be both unfounded and unfair.
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As word of the spat spread through the office, unfounded rumors swirled that the altercation had been physical.
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Critics of the commission labeled it a partisan effort to support Trump's unfounded claims and suppress minority voters.
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Unfounded rumors about suspicious white vans are going viral on Facebook and putting drivers&apos lives at risk
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These unfounded challenges stand in contrast to numerous key facts about how the STOP Act would actually work.
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"We are confident that upon review, the allegations will be determined to have been unfounded," Mr. Miltenberg said.
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In an interview on Monday evening, Boozman said worries from conservatives over his Supreme Court stance are unfounded.
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A prominent Republican lobbyist repeated unfounded claims that Soros had ties to the former US ambassador to Ukraine.
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During the call, Trump mentioned the unfounded theory that the DNC's hacked servers were somehow hidden in Ukraine.
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" Horizon said in a statement that "the claims being made in [O'Reilly's] lawsuit are untrue, unfounded, and unfair.
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They were introduced with the intention of discouraging police misconduct and to protect officers from unfounded civil complaints.
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"The doubts that have been raised about Whitefish, from my point of view, are completely unfounded," he added.
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Our collective anxiety towards technology is not unfounded but is often rooted in a fear of the unknown.
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Energy Transfer, along with Dalrymple and other Republican leaders in the state, say that the claims are unfounded.
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"In this case, there's not really any 'other side,' only deceptive statistics masking unfounded bigotry," the letter said.
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"It is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims," O'Reilly wrote according to reports.
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The government will not prevail on its charges which we will prove to be both unfounded and unfair.
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Concerns that Britain's exit from the European Union would dampen the housing market have so far proved unfounded.
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Much of the "convincing evidence" put forth by the government was contested by Wealthy Max as being unfounded.
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" Election officials in all three states in question have pushed back and called the allegations "unfounded" or "unsubstantiated.
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Kennedy, the son of Robert F. Kennedy and a former environmental activist, has long peddled unfounded vaccine claims.
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Muscat felt vindicated and was confident the judicial inquiry would find that Daphne's allegations about him were unfounded.
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It didn't take long for deputies to determine that the home was empty and that the call was unfounded.
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The rumors and speculation swirling around the iPhone 8 have officially jumped the shark into the unfounded and absurd.
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"These claims are unfounded and false," Pickles, senior strategist of public policy at Twitter, said of conservative bias charges.
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He deleted the tweets, but the diver, Vernon Unsworth, said he was considering legal action for the unfounded claims.
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"The claims that Bank of Greece data bases were hacked and leaked are totally unfounded," the central bank said.
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But in the eight years since then, Obama has faced his fair share of outrageous and unfounded personal attacks.
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Musk seemed to base his unfounded claim on the fact that Unsworth is British and spends time in Thailand.
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"They can hurl unfounded allegations at someone, and they don't need to provide evidence of their claim," Pompa said.
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These fears, unfounded or not, became heightened recently when Google Meet suddenly stopped working in Microsoft's new Edge browser.
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He has been critical of protests against the draft budget, saying last week they were based on unfounded rumors.
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He has been critical of protests against the draft budget, saying last week they were based on unfounded rumours.
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"Thinnest rumours which may in the end prove unfounded are liable to be spread," Sir Harry wrote in 1940.
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" Trump last year revoked Brennan's security clearance because of what the White House called his "unfounded and outrageous allegations.
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But the energy policies adopted by some American states and Canadian provinces demonstrate that those arguments are simply unfounded.
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" He also made the unfounded claim that media outlets are "trying to convince the public to have a recession.
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The festival's director, Thierry Frémaux, tweeted about the incident, claiming that the high heels requirement was an unfounded rumor.
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This is the special power that Hollywood frequently aligns with success: an unfounded, unshakeable belief in one's own Greatness.
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Exposure to what you fear, when that fear was unfounded, does over time reduce and even remove the fear.
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They were then told to say why the stereotypes were unfounded and whether they contained a kernel of truth.
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"They are being disenfranchised by photo ID requirements, arbitrary challenges to residency, and unfounded allegations of fraud," Shaheen writes.
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The widespread fear that we might soon see a Trump "war on science" at the agency is hardly unfounded.
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Apple says that concerns over the iPad Pro's structural rigidity are unfounded and that it stands by the product.
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That said, we categorically reject totally unfounded claims that NATO and its policies constitute a security threat to Russia.
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Some posts on the blog attacked obligatory vaccination in Italy, regurgitating unfounded claims that vaccines were linked to autism.
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I welcome any investigation so that in short order these unfounded and hurtful accusations can be put to rest.
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But it's packed with broader meaning that not all immigrants are precluded by their status and (often unfounded) reputation.
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Park Police Chief Jason Ohotto said at the time that the information reported in the 911 call was unfounded.
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SNS leader Andrej Danko said the allegations of the misappropriation of funds were unfounded but agreed to replace Plavcan.
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" Joe Weisenthal, of Bloomberg, chided me for "furthering the unfounded notion that lower deficits are, per se, more 'responsible.
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"Further delay appears only to be generating unfounded speculation about what is shown in that video," the attorney wrote.
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" It also denied that the government has singled the families out for expedited screening, saying the accusation is "unfounded.
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"The company remains firmly convinced that the allegations were unfounded," Deutsche Boerse said in a statement late on Friday.
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Speaking to CNBC, Europe's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, insisted that allegations of discrimination by the antitrust agency were unfounded.
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"The allegations leveled against the Islamic Republic in the report are unfounded," Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qassemi said.
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RWE has dismissed Lliuya's complaint as unfounded, saying a single emitter could not be held responsible for global warming.
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In a statement, the Turkish unit of Novartis said the allegations were "unfounded" and based on a former complaint.
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" J&J's Janssen unit said the company believed the allegations in the lawsuit were "both legally and factually unfounded.
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First, the claim that "the country is scared of what might happen" during the royal succession is totally unfounded.
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The first is that it suggests what was already obvious is almost certainly true: that Trump's accusation was unfounded.
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Comey has already made clear that he wants senior Justice Department officials to publicly repudiate Trump's unfounded wiretapping claims.
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"This is another unfounded and reckless attempt to block the implementation of critical laws by the Republican majority," Rep.
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Recruitment, retention, deployment and commissioning should be based on a candidate's qualifications to serve, not unfounded fears about HIV.
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"Lizzo rejected the Raisens' unfounded attempt to hijack a piece of 'Truth Hurts' and its profits," the section reads.
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The F.B.I. said the agent's claim was unfounded, and the family said it had no ties to the hijackers.
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The error may seem morally defensible: Staley wanted to defend a colleague from what he saw as unfounded smears.
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"Instead of challenging me on my votes, this website relies solely on unfounded accusations and slut-shaming," Hundley continues.
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However, conservatives, backed up by the president of the United States, continue to accuse tech companies of unfounded bias.
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Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee have a history of leveling unfounded accusations of bias against technology companies.
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Her fears were not unfounded: She had seen acquaintances killed by their partners, with no protection from law enforcement.
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It can take a variety of forms, such as being purposefully vague (think "all natural") or making unfounded claims.
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Einstein's predictions have once again held true, and his own doubts about his theories have once again been unfounded.
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Trump, in a statement, accused Brennan of using his status to make "unfounded and outrageous" charges about his administration.
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The National Transformation Program is undergoing a retrofit and there is some unfounded nervousness by investors in the kingdom.
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Follow Peter Brown Hoffmeister on Twitter and Instagram to learn more valuable wilderness skills and completely unfounded fashion tips.
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"Instead of challenging me on my votes, this website relies solely on unfounded accusations and slut-shaming," she said.
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" The Flyers, for their part, released a statement saying they "will not respond to ridiculous, unfounded charges and innuendo.
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Personally and for my family, it was also a difficult day, as unfounded stories spread through the US news.
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"He's warning America of [Poisons vaccines] and the dangers," read another bullet point, referencing Trump's unfounded fearmongering about vaccines.
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Garcetti argued that the notion that mayors are ill-prepared for the job of running the country is unfounded.
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Health experts aren&apost convinced of the benefits &aposperineum sunning&aposHowever, according to health experts, these claims are unfounded.
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Chinese officials have capitalized on this growing resentment by boosting their own unfounded conspiracy theories about the virus' origin.
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"That's more than I know," he said, dodging the unfounded theorizing, before attempting to strike a more conciliatory tone.
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Far from unfounded fear, our concern for Article 17 stems from multiple attempts to gut it over the years.
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In a recent interview, Mr. Kratsios was adamant that any concerns over the administration's approach to A.I. were unfounded.
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So those suspicions about his possible involvement in that broader Chinese operation might be nothing more than unfounded rumors.
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Republicans, including President Donald Trump, continue to make unfounded accusations that the company's products display a bias against conservatives.
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A lawyer for a group representing the schools denies that investigators were barred and said the accusations were unfounded.
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Amnesty International condemned the ruling as based on "unfounded charges" and called on Egyptian authorities to immediately release him.
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Similarly, the contention that Iran will rush to make nuclear weapons in the absence of an agreement is unfounded.
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The New York Fed said the assertion was unfounded, and a lawsuit she filed claiming wrongful termination was dismissed.
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And then there are those who view technology's seep into an already suffocating wellness culture with not-unfounded concern.
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It was the latest unfounded report of a shooting at a public place since mass shootings in Odessa, Tex.
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Trump and his allies have repeatedly made unfounded and false claims alleging that the Bidens acted corruptly in Ukraine.
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It was up to Baker to explicate Nixon by proving the assertions made by Dean were circumstantial and unfounded.
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During his first week in office, Mr. Trump reiterated the unfounded charge that millions of people had voted illegally.
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Supporters of the FCC's move contend those concerns are unfounded and the marketplace will keep the industry in check.
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Earlier Friday, Mr. Trump spread an unfounded Twitter rumor that Mr. Bloomberg was thinking of ending his presidential bid.
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Trump and his allies have made unfounded and false claims to allege that the Bidens acted corruptly in Ukraine.
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But his fear was unfounded and his chosen means to solve the problem unnecessary, adding unnecessary risk to America.
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Scalise alluded to unfounded suspicions among conspiracy-minded Republicans that Ukraine, seeking to help Clinton, was the real meddler.
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It also asked her to change what it perceived as unfounded opinions and statements about Juul in the Toolkit.
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But if humans' fears that technology would replace them have been unfounded in the past, this time is different.
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And some candidates have faulted Twitter for what they see as lax policies toward political speech and unfounded rumors.
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Critics should focus on what he does in office rather than engaging in unfounded attacks on his mental acuity.
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Platinum head Mark Nordlicht said on the conference call that the charges against Huberfeld were unfounded, the person said.
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Insider recently found several magazines that have run articles raising unfounded concerns about the safety or efficacy of vaccines.
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The incident was classified as "domestic unfounded," which means a deputy didn't find proof to back up the claims.
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They've parroted Russian propaganda, pushed unfounded conspiracy theories, and accused Democrats of abusing their own power and obstructing Congress.
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"Boeing's petition is an unfounded assault on airlines, the traveling public and further innovation in aerospace," a spokesman said.
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It felt too parochial, too specific to one university and one economist — but it appears my worries were unfounded.
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The incident was classified as "domestic unfounded," which means a deputy didn't find proof to back up the claim.
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Rosendale supporters see Tester as making an unfounded character attack on a doctor who served presidents of both parties.
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" "Suggestions from outside groups that the Attorney General has fallen short of the responsibilities of his office are unfounded.
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He then repeated unfounded allegations that the Democratic National Committee was trying to take the nomination away from Sanders.
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""Suggestions from outside groups that the Attorney General has fallen short of the responsibilities of his office are unfounded.
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She also claimed to have been subjected to extreme psychological pressure, an allegation the court would determine was unfounded.
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The fears that war could break out again are unfounded; it's just that the peace has always been violent.
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Greiten's attorney, Edward Dowd, tells reporters the charge is "baseless and unfounded" and that the governor is "absolutely innocent."
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The league called the allegations "unfounded" and closed the matter after conducting its own independent review of the situation.
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Your mention of the "control" of religious belief in Xinjiang and description of "apartheid with Chinese characteristics" are totally unfounded.
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" Ocasio-Cortez quickly shut Thompson and his unfounded rumor down, however, pointing out that all "Congressional spouses get Gcal access.
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When they're in charge — and they are in charge, at the end — hope for a better future is not unfounded.
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The last referral regarding Anthony was in April 2016 alleging general neglect, but the allegations were deemed unfounded, officials said.
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A Dell spokesman said Icahn's allegations were "unfounded", adding that the company would file a response later in the day.
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We're not typically ones for hearsay, especially completely unfounded celebrity gossip, but this Kate Middleton theory might actually be plausible.
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Fears of the bloated contests typical in rugby and cricket, with World Cups that last for seven weeks, were unfounded.
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Baumgartner said Huff, who was released on Wednesday, plans to plead not guilty to what he called the "unfounded" charges.
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Combs' Intagram may have naysayers thinking that the rumors were unfounded from the beginning, but fans still have some hope.
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Warnings that Cubans on the island might in some way resent me or my family for leaving were completely unfounded.
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Unfounded as the injury data may have been, it was not a focus of Ohio State's investigation into the study.
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Trump's efforts to pursue unfounded claims about the Bidens are at the center of the impeachment inquiry he currently faces.
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She was investigated by internal affairs for nearly three years for associating with drug dealers -- an allegation later deemed unfounded.
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"The rumors are unfounded," Alan Bersin, assistant secretary of Homeland Security, said in an interview, seeking to dispel the fears.
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Fears that Disney would tarnish its family heirlooms with these do-overs and spin-offs seem to have been unfounded.
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The latest episode covered Trump's unfounded accusations against President Obama, the eating habits of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and CPAC.
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According to Mazz Hanna, a professional manicurist who works with A-list clients like Julia Roberts, our fears aren't unfounded.
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Prigozhin has consistently dismissed the charges against him as unfounded, and one of his companies, Concord Management and Consulting Ltd.
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Piven has vehemently denied the allegations and even took a lie detector test to try to prove the claims unfounded.
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U.S. security experts are worried the gear could be used by China's government for espionage, a concern Huawei calls unfounded.
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Fears that more foreigners would bring more crime have proved unfounded (although many landlords still refuse to rent to them).
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As for concerns that this illness will somehow affect her ability to campaign and govern as president, that's completely unfounded.
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Ultimately, they found that the criticisms of the 1935 catalog were unfounded, at least with regard to the subgiant stars.
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"The notion that we are weighing hundreds of active job cuts is unfounded," a bank spokesman said in an email.
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It is clear that this causes an increase in malice from his opponents and leads them to make unfounded statements.
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Manafort, who previously worked as a political consultant for Yanukovych, called the report "unfounded, silly, and nonsensical" in a statement.
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It's time to figure out if all this pointed anxiety is unfounded knee-jerk apprehension or just a good point.
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It's an unfounded, deeply held alternative explanation for how things are—often invoking some shadowy, malevolent force masterminding the coverup.
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China has denied the claims in the reports, which the Chinese Foreign Ministry has said were "totally unfounded and irresponsible".
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On Friday, Yovanovitch testified she had been ousted based on "unfounded and false claims" after coming under attack by Giuliani.
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And yes, even those within the most vulnerable groups can make unfounded, hurtful accusations against allies and would-be-allies.
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Otherwise, the potential exposure from unfounded bias is a clear discouragement for the drug companies to participate in such programs.
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What do you say to people who are struggling with this even though research suggests that our fears are unfounded?
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" For Alberto Pelliccione, one of the five former employees who was under investigation, these were "irrational and completely unfounded accusations.
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Basically, the ad suggests French and the GOP will protect black men against white women making unfounded claims of rape.
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That fear of being unable to enjoy video games without the familiar feeling of being high has, thankfully, proven unfounded.
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" He challenged OFAC to produce any evidence it has "to back up the unfounded rumours and innuendo it likes cite.
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AltMed is also forming a nonprofit to help educate communities about medical marijuana in hopes of dispelling some unfounded fears.
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As a physician, I have encountered many instances of unfounded fears regarding mold exposure, as have many of my colleagues.
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No charges have been filed against anyone in this regard, and we believe that any such charges would be unfounded.
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It quickly became clear that my fears of the bank going out of business and stealing my money were unfounded.
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Sometimes we are at fault, but this unfounded blaming of the victim has also caused a lot of unnecessary harm.
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The FBI investigated and wrote a report that eventually led the White House to declare that Hill's allegations were unfounded.
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After Mr. Trump's Oswald comments, CNN's Jake Tapper excoriated the candidate for making an unfounded, "ridiculous and, frankly, shameful" charge.
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Email, the same medium that made Elf Bowling a hit, gave it an unfounded reputation as a piece of malware.
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It is not an unfounded concern, according to Chris Strong, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Sterling, Virginia.
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But why allow a potentially unfounded reservation turn into a reason to give someone else the job ahead of you?
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The fear that millions of women would choose abortion on a whim or because they "changed their mind" is unfounded.
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Administration officials say the Democratic complaints are off base and unfounded, arguing they have provided information relevant to various requests.
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"The Russian Ambassador has been made to understand that such unfounded criticism is unacceptable," the ministry said in a statement.
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When homes sit on the market unmoved, like the Jordan property, a stigma sometimes develops around them, even if unfounded.
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Jarrett's fears aren't unfounded: Working moms get hired less than fathers, and see wages drop from before they had kids.
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The classmate whose parents call every other day to critique the teacher's lesson plans and offer unsolicited (and unfounded) suggestions.
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They say the Antiquities Act does not permit presidents to significantly reduce protections, a claim the administration says is unfounded.
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His "aim" does not include fixing a problem or making improvements, and the rationale has been vague, unfounded, or disingenuous.
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Jones and InfoWars have pushed unfounded theories about the U.S. government being behind the 9/85033 attacks and other conspiracies.
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His intellectually thoughtful and well-reasoned opinions show that fears expressed by some about a purported ideological extremism were unfounded.
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"Canada's claims are unfounded and could only lower U.S. confidence that Canada is committed to mutually beneficial trade," Lighthizer said.
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No report was filed in this case since the responding officer determined that the call was unfounded, the college added.
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Darla Shine devoted much of the time on her radio show to spreading unfounded and debunked conspiracy theories about vaccinations.
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Their worries are not unfounded as Asia accounts for the bulk of trading in bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by value.
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TIM Chairman Fulvio Conti, appointed in May with the support of Elliott, rejected Vivendi's accusations, calling them "absurd and unfounded".
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Posobiec peddled an unfounded conspiracy theory about a DC pizzeria housing a Satanic pedophilia ring orchestrated by Hillary Clinton's employees.
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"Boeing's petition is an unfounded assault on airlines, the traveling public and further innovation in aerospace," a Bombardier spokesman said.
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In retrospect, many of the fears and hopes that coalesced around the NuTech movement turned out to be largely unfounded.
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The United States fears China could use the equipment for espionage - a concern that Huawei Technologies Co. says is unfounded.
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Democrats on the House Oversight Committee are welcoming Trump's tweets on launching an investigation into unfounded allegations of voter fraud.
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Supporters of the bill cite unfounded concerns about the safety of women and children as evidence for the bill's necessity.
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Marie Yovanovitch told congressional investigators she was "incredulous" after being recalled over what she called "unfounded" claims, the report said.
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Animal experts say that the dogs' reputation is unfounded and that blame for aggressive behavior should fall on their handlers.
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It was investigated by the Central Intelligence Agency over unfounded allegations that it was covertly subsidized by the Soviet Union.
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Mr. Giuliani has also pushed unfounded theories, like an assertion that the F.B.I. implanted a spy in Mr. Trump's campaign.
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Mr. Rosenstein, who appointed Robert S. Mueller III, has said he would refuse unfounded orders to fire the special counsel.
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Even a U.S. senator from Arkansas has trafficked in the unfounded conspiracy theory it was a man-made Chinese bioweapon.
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Consumers also have been warned about scams touting unfounded cures -- including kale, lemon and coconut water -- for coronavirus, MarketWatch reported.
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The Times has also seen a handful of unfounded rumors surfacing on social media sites and in search engine queries.
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" Google called Consumer Watchdog's claims "unfounded," and said, "Prospective product announcements should not necessarily be inferred from our patent applications.
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U.S. security experts are concerned the gear could be used by China's government for espionage - a concern Huawei calls unfounded.
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Often, allegations were listed as unsubstantiated or unfounded, and closed, according to the report by the city's Department of Investigation.
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They were "two entirely unrelated matters" and tying them together was "based on unfounded rumors and speculation," Mr. Terré said.
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They felt Ms. McFadden's concerns were unfounded and opted not to submit the report to the government, the employees said.
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Some rabbis are contributing to the spread of disinformation, repeating unfounded claims about the health risks of the M.M.R. vaccine.
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"We believe that this lawsuit is unwarranted and unfounded, and we will vigorously defend ourselves," its director of marketing said.
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Goldman has said Mr. Solomon didn't discourage Mr. Katzman from reporting perceived misconduct but that Mr. Katzman's concerns were unfounded.
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Experts said that coronavirus-related concerns about ibuprofen and other similar drugs, called nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), were unfounded.
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Second, Mr. Gaetz's speculation that the migrants were being offered cash to join the caravan by Mr. Soros is unfounded.
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Trump and his allies have repeatedly made unfounded and false claims to allege that the Bidens acted corruptly in Ukraine.
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Trump and his allies have repeatedly made unfounded and false claims to allege that the Bidens acted corruptly in Ukraine.
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"Birther" conspiracy: He promoted the unfounded "birther" conspiracy about President Obama and falsely claimed the former president is a Muslim.
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The North has a history of making unfounded claims and is known for decrying international provocation on its own terms.
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" Gualtieri, who will address parliament on the ESM reform on Wednesday, said he would "explain that the fears are unfounded.
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Last year, the president revoked Brennan's security clearance for making what he called "unfounded and outrageous allegations" about his administration.
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Trump and his allies have repeatedly made unfounded and false claims to allege that the Biden's acted corruptly in Ukraine.
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As Trump made unfounded allegations about Biden and his son, the former vice president was torn over what to do.
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In the White House, Mr. Trump has relied on similar unfounded conspiracy theories and promoted people who have perpetuated them.
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Regardless of the DNC's best intentions, voters would cry foul and could even make unfounded claims of bias and prejudice.
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The 2020 election cycle started off with liberals wallowing in the same dismissive and unfounded certainty of their own triumph.
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But unfounded rumors circulated around far-right corners of the internet that this community was a potential terrorist-training center.
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"She wants to respond directly to accusations that are completely unfounded," Patrick Maisonneuve, Ms. Lagarde's lawyer, said in an interview.
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The discussion escalated when Petry accused Mazyek of wanting to impose Sharia law on Germany, a popular but unfounded claim.
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So the HONEST Act is receiving unfounded criticism from those who know that the data may not justify the regulations.
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For years, anti-choice advocates have promoted the unfounded idea that medication abortions can be "reversed" halfway through the procedure.
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It rejected the charges as unfounded and political, noting how the timing of the lawsuit coincides with political regime change.
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The internet is awash in unfounded amateur proofs that claim to have resolved the problem one way or the other.
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Ms. Monasterio said the law made it too hard for men to defend themselves against unfounded accusations of domestic violence.
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Powell said the judge's accusation of plagiarism was "unfounded" because she cited and linked to the brief she was referencing.
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Since the demise of the Avorcar, a few others have made unfounded claims that they'd designed a real flying saucer.
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Beyond the numbers, the unfounded left-wing claims, like those on the right, are already seeping into the mainstream discourse.
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" Carson has said that his family is "under attack" and that he wants to "put to rest these unfounded biases.
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Regardless of the DNC's best intentions, voters would cry foul and could even make unfounded claims of bias and prejudice.
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I believe these write-ups were unfounded and based on behaviors I never saw anyone else get written up for.
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Caglayan previously said that similar allegations in a 2013 corruption investigation in Turkey that was later dismissed were "unfounded claims".
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The prime minister, who himself is embroiled in corruption investigations, has called the allegations against his wife absurd and unfounded.
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Josh Hawley (R-MO) smeared "the fake media" before pushing unfounded claims that social media companies are biased against conservatives.
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As it happens, Trump did the same, promoting precisely that unfounded description of his rival, all the way to electoral victory.
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" DiCarlo would not directly respond to questions about those websites, saying only, "Everything you've heard up to now has been unfounded.
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Energy Transfer Partners, the company behind the project, has said that fears of impact on the tribe's water supplies were unfounded.
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A spokesman for Vote Leave, one of the groups campaigning for Britain to leave the EU, said the concerns were unfounded.
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The Institute for Contemporary History said fears that the new publication might help make Hitler's ideology socially acceptable had proven unfounded.
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" Clem also stated that Sheridan did not die by suicide, and that "any suggestion to the contrary is absolutely, 100% unfounded.
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He further tried to stoke fear Monday with an unfounded claim that the caravan is an "invasion" of the United States.
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The bank said last month it was looking forward to the opportunity to respond to "unfounded allegations" in the French investigation.
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BuzzFeed News reviewed the claims and related evidence to help parse whether they are true, false, unverified, or are unfounded speculation.
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Twitter struggled to contain viral electoral misinformation and unfounded accusations of vote rigging from Trump allies, while Facebook grappled with disinformation.
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What ended up happening was that the fear was unfounded and I found myself with an amazing group of mom friends.
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An unsourced suggestion that an office within Treasury is engaged in illegal spying on Americans is unfounded and completely off-base.
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"Nikon's litigation is unfounded, unnecessary and creates uncertainty for the semiconductor industry," said ASML President and Chief Executive Officer Peter Wennink.
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He was summoned by the authorities and forced to sign a statement denouncing his warning as an unfounded and illegal rumor.
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"We still don't know what data is really being used by those who present such unfounded accusations," Peskov said this morning.
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But in managing these risks, we must take great care not to create a toxic atmosphere of unfounded suspicion and fear.
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So far, and even as tensions between the U.S. and Iran have increased in recent weeks, those fears have proved unfounded.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Commerzbank's supervisory board chairman on Thursday dismissed reports of board dissatisfaction with its chief executive as irresponsible and unfounded.
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"It's unfounded paranoia," Jack Gilbert, faculty director of the Microbiome Center at the University of Chicago, told me, losing his patience.
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Then-president Goodluck Jonathan suspended the official for "financial recklessness and misconduct" for making the comment, which NNPC claimed was unfounded.
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Trump's efforts to pursue unfounded claims about the Bidens are at the heart of the burgeoning impeachment inquiry facing the President.
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The love affair with Bollywood has been fraught: in 2000 unfounded rumours about another star's disregard for Nepal sparked deadly riots.
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But over the years of changes these platforms have gone through, some fears were shown to be unfounded or old-fashioned.
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Neither Poetsch nor Diess have publicly commented on the investigations, but VW has said it considers the proceedings to be unfounded.
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The new president brought praised Russian President Vladimir Putin and trumpeted again his unfounded claim of voter fraud during the election.
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North Korea has a history of making unfounded and irrational claims, and CNN was not able to independently corroborate the report.
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California Secretary of State Alex Padilla called Trump's allegations unsubstantiated and Virginia Commissioner of Elections Edgardo Cortes said they were unfounded.
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Dr. Dan Kovich, a veterinarian with the National Pork Producers Council told Reuters that worries about increased chain speeds are unfounded.
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Yovanovitch, who was withdrawn earlier this year, told investigators last week that the president ousted her on "unfounded and false claims".
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RWE on Monday dismissed the farmer's complaint as unfounded, saying a single emitter could not be held responsible for global warming.
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Susan Rice, Sainsbury's senior independent director who led the search for the firm's new chairman, told investors his concern was unfounded.
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Speaking of the free market, Reid's relative optimism about preserving or even creating a few more coal jobs is not unfounded.
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Soon after, the media activist's Internet was unexpectedly cutoff, which caused unfounded speculation that Anderson was some sort of intelligence operative.
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To call something a moral panic today is to say that the social concern is in some sense unfounded or misplaced.
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"This chart of industrials versus the S&P [shows] that growth fears similar to these past periods were unfounded," Suttmeier said.
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On April 5th a foreign ministry spokesman called allegations relating to Chinese leaders "unfounded", but refused to discuss the matter further.
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But, unsurprisingly, our elected officials' repeated unfounded claims about voter fraud have convinced many voters, to the detriment of our democracy.
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Turkey's foreign ministry said the report was filled with unfounded allegations and compared the criticism with propaganda announcements from militant groups.
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There are also unfounded rumors that Gregg is planning to sue to zoo, which would only build the hate against her.
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"The board considers that the report contained certain factual errors, misleading statements and unfounded speculations," Xtep Chairman Ding Shui Po said.
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J&J in a statement called the allegations "unfounded" and noted its drugs carry U.S. Food and Drug Administration-mandated warnings.
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"Some of the criticism is unfounded and exaggerated," Pruitt told senators, saying they came about due to policy-based criticisms. Sen.
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Nauert asserted that the Gulf countries's silence was a sign that their accusations were unfounded or that they shielded another motive.
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In what has become an ugly and personal fight, both camps have been accused of using unfounded assertions and scare tactics.
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He has dubbed the unfounded claim "spygate," despite multiple Republicans saying they found no indication of wrongdoing by the FBI. Rep.
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In his tweet Saturday, Trump also reiterated that Paris protesters have been chanting "we want Trump" -- a claim that remains unfounded.
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Trump accused Brennan of leveraging his status as a former government official to make "unfounded and outrageous" charges about his administration.
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ReMy CEO Aaron Crittenden, for his part, called the claims "unfounded" and "false" in a statement to Business Insider on Thursday.
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A few weeks ago, the president personally expressed his support for Pruitt and implied that the allegations against him were unfounded.
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Whatever his supposed flaws, the rampant accusations and speculation that shrouded Trump's presidency, even before it began, ultimately have proven unfounded.
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The company believes the workers concerns are unfounded, and Plenty confirmed that there has never been an electrocution on its premises.
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Similarly "superfood" is more about marketing than much else, and the cosmetic and anti-ageing claims about manuka are scientifically unfounded.
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The company and its chief executive, Eugene Kaspersky, have repeatedly described the allegations as unfounded, pointing to a lack of evidence.
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Trump and his lawyer, meanwhile, have tried to discredit the investigation, insisting it's unfounded and plagued by misconduct and political bias.
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Her friend's concerns are certainly not unfounded: sexual assault is the most underreported violent crime in America and for sound reason.
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Judges, FBI agents, and prosecutors have had their impartiality, commitment to the law and professionalism attacked in vicious and unfounded ways.
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" Alexander Deyneko, a senior Russian diplomat also at the Geneva conference, described Poblete's speech as "unfounded, slanderous accusations based on suspicions.
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Their fears were unfounded as Brees immediately began one of the greatest periods of productivity for a quarterback in league history.
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Trump has blamed Democrats for the policy, but even members of his own party have acknowledged that the claim is unfounded.
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It was "unfounded, illogical, frivolous" for Pursglove to sue herself and her husband on behalf of the attorney general, they argued.
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Representative Matt Gaetz, a Florida Republican, blithely lofted the unfounded speculation that the liberal philanthropist George Soros had funded the caravan.
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It turns out Reeves' fears weren't unfounded, as he recently told Maclean's Magazine in a phone interview from a secret location.
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A spokesperson for Netflix told Vox that the company had previously looked into Zarak's claims and determined that they were unfounded.
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By moving forward with the review, Mr. Barr is bolstering the president's unfounded claims that his campaign had been spied on.
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" She called fears that the proposed rule would impede the E.P.A.'s ability to respond to emergencies like the coronavirus "unfounded.
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But some of the latest findings suggest that those fears could be unfounded — and that the official statistics are overstating inflation.
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The dean of the law school, Henry N. Butler, said that any accusation that the society had undue influence was unfounded.
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But the effort to shift blame for the escalation in the Korean peninsula from Kim Jong-un to Trump is unfounded.
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"Unfortunately," he concluded, "it's a totally unfounded and unworkable way of thinking about the world, let alone running U.S. foreign policy."
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With only several mines having been closed or suspended, worries about a blanket ban seem to have been unfounded, analysts said.
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Dowd played Mueller, posing questions to Sekulow, who performed "a perfect Trump," Woodward writes, filled with contradictions, unfounded claims and anger.
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A spokeswoman said Severstal strongly believed the tariffs violated international regulations and U.S. law, and the national security claim was unfounded.
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If wrong, the prevailing economic theory lends unfounded virtue to his victory, crediting it to the disaffected masses, Dr. Mutz argues.
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Tension in the courthouse Inside the courtroom, as Jackson tore into the unfounded theories, Stone's family, friends and supporters grew sullen.
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Although the harassment other women described mirrored Gililland's in many ways—increased scrutiny, unfounded accusations, belittlement—they were able to graduate.
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When I complained about her unfounded paranoia, she revealed that her reasons for moving Alexa were more complex than I thought.
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Moon Sang-gyun, a Defense Ministry spokesman, also warned that South Koreans should not be "deluded" by unfounded rumors spreading online.
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Many supplements claim to have unfounded health benefits, and have been called a waste of money by nutritionists and doctors alike.
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But an unfounded conspiracy posits that Ukrainians, not Russians, were behind the hack, and that the Ukrainians framed the Russian government.
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Again: Trump has repeatedly made unfounded and false claims to allege that Biden or his son, Hunter, acted improperly in Ukraine.
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The president has also requested China probe the Bidens over unfounded accusations of wrongdoing related to Hunter Biden's business interests there.
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" Johndroe said "the suggestion by Mr. Pierson of a link between his concerns and the recent Max accidents is completely unfounded.
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In addition to the investigations into Biden, Giuliani also sought to have Ukraine investigate unfounded conspiracy theories related to that election.
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But these prejudices are largely unfounded and the justifications don't hold water, so what is driving them in the first place?
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Earlier on Tuesday, it said the Cobrapost report was unfounded and malicious and that it had engaged lawyers to defend itself.
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Such pretensions to absolute power are unfounded and antithetical to the foundational principles of limited and balanced government in the Constitution.
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" Crump on Wednesday called the lawsuit "unfounded and reckless" and an attempt to "profit off the lives and grief of others.
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This unfounded linkage between credit history and legal status needs to be broken, since it will have no predictive value whatsoever.
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His recusal opinion analyzed each of Jackson's assertions of bias and explained why, in the judge's view, those assertions were unfounded.
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Their study covered conspiracy theories about the Boston bombings, misleading reports on natural disasters, unfounded business rumors and incorrect scientific claims.
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Bill O'Reilly blamed his Fox News ouster on "unfounded claims" on Wednesday, hours after the conservative cable channel announced his departure.
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"He's faced a series of unfounded charges before and was vindicated, and he will do the same this time," she said.
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Trump again repeated the unfounded accusation that the highest rungs of the Obama administration had spied on his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Mr. Wilkie insisted that was not the goal of the new policy, and said that fears of full privatization were unfounded.
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" The foundation fired back in a statement on Saturday, accusing the television personality of making "several false, outrageous, and unfounded accusations.
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Mr. Trump's claim that other countries use the program to expel undesirable members from their own societies is unfounded and implausible.
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Presumably following his boss's instructions, Spicer proceeded to repeat yet another unfounded rumor, this one slandering America's top ally, the United Kingdom.
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Officials determined the allegations of abuse at the home were unfounded, but they never pursued physical examinations of the children, KCCI reports.
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On 15 different occasions, Flynn tagged in his tweets alt-right figure Mike Cernovich, who regularly tweets inflammatory and unfounded conspiracy theories.
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"We believe the federal prosecutors' accusations repeat unfounded accusations in those lawsuits," the Brazilian unit of BNY Mellon said in a statement.
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There were (unfounded) fears, recalls one local resident, that it would mean an end to hunting and would bring stricter environmental rules.
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"The allegations made against MTN are completely unfounded and without any merit," MTN Nigeria chief executive Ferdi Moolman said in brief statement.
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Says materially seller's report costs appear misleading, until March, when artificially low untrue and shares were and said it was unfounded. halted.
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In the speech last year, Friedman also repeated unfounded claims that longtime Clinton aide Huma Abedin has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.
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They also said Martinez made an unfounded accusation that an expert witness for the defense team had an inappropriate relationship with Arias.
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Bogdanov was also quoted as saying all accusations that Russia was violating a cessation of hostilities in Syria were unfounded and provocative.
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" At the time of the judge's order, Sessions told the Associated Press "the allegations in the order are unfounded and without merit.
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Once somebody is accused of that, even if unfounded, it's an accusation that can taint somebody for the rest of their lives.
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I worried about what my daughter's dad might've told her, and I was uncertain about whether or not that worry was unfounded.
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Al-Jubeir's comments showed the allegations against Najib were unfounded, the prime minister's spokesman, Tengku Sarifuddin Tengku Ahmad, said in a statement.
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Simultaneously, President Trump's family and allies took to Twitter to share and amplify unfounded allegations about the legitimacy of the electoral process.
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Here are a few of his unfounded claims: Women, on average, have more ... openness directed towards feelings and aesthetics rather than ideas.
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Twitter has faced criticism about a perceived bias against conservatives that the company and experts who study social media say is unfounded.
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Commerzbank rose 3.1 percent with its supervisory board chairman dismissed reports of board dissatisfaction with its chief executive as irresponsible and unfounded.
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But Pence did not shy away from repeating Trump's unfounded claims against the Bidens and called for an investigation into their behavior.
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While many headlines seemed salacious and unfounded, others about John Edwards's "secret love child" and Rush Limbaugh's problem with painkillers proved true.
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She forcefully attacked the racism behind Trump's birther charges, detailing her personal knowledge of Obama's "hurt and annoyance" at these unfounded charges.
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I have some fears about edge computing that are hard to articulate, and possibly unfounded, so I won't dive into them completely.
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"The allegations made against MTN are completely unfounded and without any merit," MTN Nigeria Chief Executive Ferdi Moolman said in a statement.
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It's not an unfounded concern: SVU has put Olivia Benson through a lot over the nearly two decades she's been on air.
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There is still plenty for Americans to be thankful for—but some of their fears about the future are not entirely unfounded.
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Anti-vaccination activists have helped spur unfounded fears in Somali parents that the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine causes autism in children.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin dismissed a U.S. allegation it was meddling in Mexican politics ahead of a presidential election there as unfounded.
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With largely unfounded concern, museum administrators, curators and other critics worried audiences would be disgusted when shown vivid details about human anatomy.
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Even if those concerns are unfounded, we think much of fiscal stimulus' 'good news' is already in the price of key markets.
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We as Americans should all be concerned with the smearing of the Trump administration and unfounded allegations of collusion with the Russians.
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Trump's requests, referred to commonly as the "birther movement" or "birther campaign" have been deemed by many as both racist and unfounded.
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And the cartoon pig was at the center of unfounded rumors that Muslims in Australia wanted the show pulled from air altogether.
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John Griffin, director of the Humane Society's Humane Wildlife Services department, said people's anxieties about groundhogs overtaking their yards are often unfounded.
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Many stayed in their homes for weeks out of fear (unfounded fear, as it turned out) of roadside checks by ICE agents.
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The research, which Quintis said at the time was "innacurate" and "unfounded," knocked a quarter from the value of the company's stock.
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Deutsche Boerse said that it was reviewing the matter, adding it "continues to believe the allegations made are unfounded in all respects".
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Drea's allegations were fully investigated and determined to be unfounded and rejected by the judge during their divorce and are without merit.
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So while some politicians are determined to portray Muslims as fundamentally different than the rest of America, this is an unfounded fear.
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And pushing unfounded claims about the Trump administration's Russian connections only contributes to the destructive culture of conspiracy created by the president.
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Unfounded rumors about Clinton's ailing health moved from fringe right-wing conspiracy forums to the mainstream after her coughing fit last week.
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Adding machine learning to the mix doesn't automatically solve these problems, and in fact, it might exacerbate them by encouraging unfounded confidence.
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Administration officials say the Democratic complaints are unfounded and that information relevant to some requests has been shared with lawmakers (The Hill).
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He was the vice chairman of the president's since-disbanded commission to investigate unfounded claims of voter fraud in the 2016 election.
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That rule is intended to prevent the United States from keeping secretive, open-ended watchlists based on suspicions that are ultimately unfounded.
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Such accusations are unfounded, as it is quite obvious that striking the caps is simply removing a marketplace barrier and unnecessary regulation.
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"We are not Greece, and the comparisons to Greece are entirely unfounded," Mulvaney said, referring to the Mediterranean nation's ongoing economic depression.
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Google has repeatedly denied allegations of anti-conservative bias, and representatives have testified in front of Congress that the allegations are unfounded.
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" Chief Beck said at a news conference that investigators think the claim was unfounded and that Mr. Sarkar had "some mental issues.
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"President Trump would unconstitutionally usurp congressional authority by declaring an emergency based upon unfounded hype rather than any substantive emergency," Castro added.
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Last year, EY called Ward's claims "unfounded and baseless," saying she was fired for her work performance, AP reported at the time.
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And they helped Giuliani and other Trump defenders to advance unfounded allegations about Biden wielding his official influence on his son's behalf.
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This lack of evidence is a primary detail that the company has cited as proof that concerns about its trustworthiness are unfounded.
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" Anchor Shepard Smith also challenged Trump's accusations, calling them "unfounded, not based in fact or reason, with no evidence to support them.
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In an emailed statement on Wednesday, the group bemoaned "unfounded rumours and fantasy information" in the media without being any more specific.
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"Iran can be expected to continue to push the deal's limits, commit violations and seek interpretations that are unfounded," the report said.
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Jones and Infowars have frequently pushed unfounded theories about the U.S. government being behind the 9/11 attacks and other deadly events.
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In fact; it's a way of him showing that he's not letting what he considers to be unfounded allegations to derail him.
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Micron will continue to aggressively defend against these unfounded patent infringement claims while continuing to work closely with its customers and partners.
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Mr. Trump and his advisers have complained bitterly about that system, arguing that it can reward fabricated or unfounded claims of vulnerability.
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But he goes on to make the unfounded and irresponsible claim that this research is suggesting that genetic factors explain traditional stereotypes.
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In an interview with NPR last month, Kobach pushed back against the idea the commission was founded to confirm Trump's unfounded theory.
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" Eventually an inquiry into Kelly's death was launched, and determined that the allegation that the intelligence got "sexed up" was, ultimately, "unfounded.
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They pursued unfounded rumors that he had invited prostitutes into the White House, and was even implicated in the assassination of Lincoln.
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The response on social media from doctors and others in the scientific community to Neides's shockingly unfounded claims was swift and forceful.
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"The narrative that Kosovo would use its military forces against Kosovo Serbs and its neighbors is an unfounded narrative," Mr. Haradinaj said.
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To counter those (mostly unfounded) allegations that the platform is biased toward liberals, Facebook is partnering with right-wing sites as well.
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