Not only is this untrue in a moral sense, it's also historically untrue.
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After looking into this claim, not only was it untrue for this individual's team, it was untrue for any of the hundreds of teams in the factory.
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" "The fact is I think his representation was untrue.
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Packer's camp tells TMZ ... Mariah's allegations are "simply untrue."
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" Rooney says that the president's charges simply are "untrue.
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It went from an assertion that no classified material was sent (which is untrue) to a statement that she never "received nor sent any material that was marked classified" (which is also untrue).
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Journalists should be tough when powerful people say untrue things.
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The statement is untrue and we retract it, without qualification.
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At the time, police said his explanation was likely untrue.
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"Drinking out of the toilet is completely untrue," said Hastings.
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Trump says the information in the dossier is completely untrue.
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But he did not, notably, say the story was untrue.
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To everyone's relief, the news turned out to be untrue.
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Officers later checked the minivan and determined that was untrue.
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Though generally untrue, the idea is not completely without merit.
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" An Uber spokesperson said that Spangenberg's claims are "absolutely untrue.
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But it's not untrue that HFA's efficiency is somewhat questionable.
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It would be untrue to the legacy of the character.
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Kaspersky denies this characterization of its software, saying it's "untrue".
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Any suggestion of impropriety with underage minors is categorically untrue.
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Tons of media outlets simply tweeted Trump saying something untrue.
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Certainly people here are, because these things are provably untrue.
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"The allegations are absolutely untrue," CTO Phil Ebeling told Bloomberg.
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"I think it's alarmist and unnecessary and untrue," he said.
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Hicks, Trump's spokeswoman, said the claim was "absolutely, unequivocally" untrue.
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His attorney reportedly dismissed such accusations as shocking and untrue.
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That is indeed entirely untrue, as his memorandum expressly states.
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"True, untrue, it doesn't matter what I feel," he said.
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This is categorically untrue, yet Nick still pounces on Veronica.
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This awful, untrue line got boo'ed for a full minute.
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Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton might say a couple of untrue things.
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Is it worth having statements we can presume are untrue?
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A rep for Gaines confirms to PEOPLE this is untrue.
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In fact, almost every part of that narrative was untrue.
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And it's also untrue when compared to numerous other polling.
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They say a lot of things that are just untrue.
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Agents have rejected that assertion, calling it insulting and untrue.
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He makes crazy allegations about me that are totally untrue.
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However, today the company says that these reports are untrue.
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This assertion remains untrue for a majority of the "millennials".
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This makes no sense at all and is completely untrue.
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And yet it doesn't make the Declaration wrong or untrue.
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" Trump went on to dismiss Bolton's book as "nasty & untrue.
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Now we are all learning how untrue this can be.
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But untrue ads inject polarization and discord into people's feeds.
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This — and I cannot stress this enough — is completely untrue.
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It is untrue I had anything to do with birtherism.
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As far as I can tell this is completely untrue.
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What climate alarmists say is sometimes untrue and often exaggerated.
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"This is totally and completely untrue," spokeswoman Hope Hicks said.
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Callender's attorney said the claims against his client are untrue.
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But at the same time, that doesn't make it untrue.
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This is not exactly untrue, but it certainly lacks context.
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In fact, he says things that are untrue all the time, and the idea that the American people will reap economic gains from going soft on Saudi Arabia is one of those untrue things.
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"Those rumors and speculations are categorically and definitively untrue," he stated.
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According to an overwhelming number of organizations, this is patently untrue.
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Redstone has called that allegation "offensive and untrue" in court filings.
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"The story is untrue and holds no merit," the rep said.
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Engaging with Trump's rhetoric very often means disproving obviously untrue things.
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She said some things about me that were hurtful and untrue.
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Many untrue stories are believed by the people who post them.
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But Fake News said I called it a dump – TOTALLY UNTRUE.
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The federal watchdog also determined several allegations proved to be untrue.
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All that talk of Aryan victimhood was, of course, patently untrue.
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We looked into that charge and found that it is untrue.
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My history of infrequent but unavoidable fainting proves that definitively untrue.
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Several White House aides called the claim untrue, the Post reported.
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But this is patently untrue — money decisions are often not rational.
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Additionally, it is untrue that KJ was taken to the hospital.
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Progressives, meanwhile, say that there's nothing untrue about what Jarrar said.
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Bob Dole opposed him and is resorting to untrue negative attacks.
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He said other reports of civilian casualties were "untrue and baseless".
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They are untrue, unproven and dangerous for the rule of law.
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"This is categorically untrue," Bass said in a statement issued Monday.
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In the next scene, that promise is proven to be untrue.
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Superintendent Dean Jennissen says the allegations raised by CAIR are untrue.
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That is untrue; Spaces launched on HTC's Vive late last year.
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Totally untrue, as Carey recently confirmed to Guardian writer Simon Hattenstone.
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Indonesia's biofuel producers association has said the allegations were "totally untrue".
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"She believes her husband, and she knows it's untrue," Giuliani said.
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"This is absolutely untrue and preposterous," she said in an email.
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She said all this was bullshit, she said it's all untrue.
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This was her response: Almost none of that is provably untrue.
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Green said in a statement that the story was "completely untrue".
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"I thought it was demonstrably untrue, but so what?" he said.
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The next day, the President tweeted that this news was untrue.
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But he also said a series of her statements were untrue.
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Nothing Wikileaks released was ever proved to be fabricated or untrue.
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But Fake News said I called it a dump - TOTALLY UNTRUE.
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It's untrue, from the point of view of being a Christian.
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He added that he would tell her the reports were untrue.
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Mr. Jones said that was untrue — it was more like 1978.
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This is untrue; maintaining privacy is a critical mission at Facebook.
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Okay, someone has said things about me that are categorically untrue.
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But as with so many stories about slavery, this is untrue.
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It was clearly untrue, but Trump said it over and over.
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"All of that is untrue," the spokesman, Elliot Mintz, said then.
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Opponents claim ''Donald Trump says things that are dangerous and untrue.
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They were lies back in 2009 and are still untrue today.
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"This is untrue," military spokesman Colonel Santo Domic Chol told Reuters.
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According to three sources close to the situation, this is untrue.
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A Police Department spokesman, Al Baker, rejected that assertion as untrue.
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If one side says something obviously untrue, can he say so?
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That's a bit of an exaggeration, but also not entirely untrue.
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Some aides, the Post added, consider Kelly's version to be untrue.
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" He added: "Maybe accusations that are lodged against somebody are untrue.
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This proved almost immediately untrue, not least because starting on Oct.
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Aides told the Post they were concerned Kelly's account was untrue.
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" She said Ms. McDougal's claim of an affair was "totally untrue.
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But it's an open question whether these untrue attacks will work.
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" Forget "no comment," I have said, "That story is unequivocally untrue.
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Even so, it's rarely 100 percent provable that Sanders said something that is both untrue and something the speaker knows is untrue—a distinction that makes many in the media careful about using the word lie.
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"Without mentioning me by name, it was a direct response to my story calling me 'fake news,' saying that the allegations were completely untrue and that the details of my story were untrue," Evans told CNN.
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Hands, which assembled, and packaged, and built, harden into a fury that cannot call power to account though it's not untrue jobs were outsourced and it's not untrue an economic base was cut out from under.
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A good politician will tell you a few things that are true before he will tell you a few things that are untrue, because you will then believe all the things he has said, true and untrue.
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Mr El Aissami himself denounces the allegations as untrue, "miserable and vile".
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Zuma's spokesman, Bongani Ngqulunga, dismissed the account as "completely untrue and scandalous".
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This is untrue as Gomez had a pretty successful child-acting career.
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Suge's attorney tells us the info purported in the documentary is untrue.
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An aide with the Senate Budget Committee, however, says that is untrue.
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Russian Ambassador to the U.S. Sergey Kislyak dismissed the accusations as untrue.
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A representative from Bella's sorority tells PEOPLE that those reports are untrue.
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At the time, Tambor said the allegations were "simply and utterly untrue."
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Again, this might not be universally true, but it isn't universally untrue.
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It is impossible to know how many accusations of rape are untrue.
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Alas, this is Oxbridge undergraduate nit-picking, and it is also untrue.
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It now appears that the lawyer's statement to the judge was untrue.
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Much of what Mr Trump says is untrue, or at least unsubstantiated.
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"I know that what they are saying is untrue," said a relative.
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Sierra Club Executive Director Michael Brune said Trump's tweet was completely untrue.
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But it also can allow people to spread untrue or inaccurate information.
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All that hoopla about how women don't like anal is decidedly untrue.
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Trump made outrageous, ridiculous and untrue comments every day of the campaign.
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Trump routinely and repeatedly says many, many things that are simply untrue.
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But that's plainly untrue, as demonstrated by both data and anecdotal evidence.
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Collazo said his forgery conviction is irrelevant and the theft allegation untrue.
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However, Frank's workplace told authorities this was untrue, per the Daily Journal.
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A story could be grammatically impeccable and yet be, well, totally untrue.
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Those creating untrue posts that spread may face three years in jail.
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The list of unflattering (and, let's be real, untrue) traits goes on.
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Clarke and Kubrick both went to their graves insisting that was untrue.
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Secondly, it is simply untrue that ISIS's leaders are now leaving Mosul.
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By one calculation, 76% of his political statements last year were untrue.
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The video then listed a number of untrue facts about the actor.
|
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In court Friday, Kelly said the White House's characterization was likely untrue.
|
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Miller has strenuously denied the accusations and says the story was untrue.
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He has strenuously denied the allegation and says the story was untrue.
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Unfortunately, like so many of his other statements, this is likely untrue.
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Reframing the conversation doesn't mean misleading an audience with information that's untrue.
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"The matter was investigated and found to be untrue," Mr. Clifford said.
|
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But suddenly the word, "lie," sounded wrong — not distasteful, but simply untrue.
|
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"However, her claims about being physically assaulted are untrue," the rep continued.
|
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But a CNN spokesperson told multiple outlets that the report was untrue.
|
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It starts with saying blatantly untrue things that make Trump look better.
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Often untrue and seems overall just to be there to distract us.
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But Murray said everyone the filmmakers spoke to said this was untrue.
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To claim there's only one way or the other way is untrue.
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"25 protesters were arrested for using Twitter and for "spreading untrue information.
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The State Department issued a statement declaring that the reports were untrue.
|
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Criminologists, police officials and others who study crime say that is untrue.
|
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On a literal level, nearly everything she rapped that night was untrue.
|
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Republican senators claim to believe this, but count on its being untrue.
|
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If that proves to be untrue, Washington needs to send him home.
|
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Patrick McCarthy, a lawyer representing the restaurant, said the accusations were untrue.
|
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Mr. DeMeyer's mother ultimately told Mr. Windsor that the story was untrue.
|
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But that statement was untrue, according to her family and the foundation.
|
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People think there's no audience for this film, and that's completely untrue.
|
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That is untrue: South Koreans have fought for democracy throughout modern history.
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There's also the awkward issue that it turns out to be untrue.
|
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"I don't think the articles are untrue, they're just incomplete," he said.
|
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Fortunately for the country, it was the ABC report that was untrue.
|
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Baird blasted LeCroy in a new interview for spreading the "untrue" allegation.
|
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Though that theory proved untrue, there was already fallout from the probe.
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" Stephen Moore, Trump adviser: "He should stop saying things that are untrue.
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It was shocking, sickening, and later proven to be almost completely untrue.
|
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"She believes her husband, and she knows it's untrue," Giuliani said then.
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Is it conservative to embrace as fact things that are demonstrably untrue?
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"She believes her husband and she knows it's untrue," Mr. Giuliani said.
|
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"What is being stated is utterly untrue," it said in a statement.
|
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We feel like that narrative that's been created is just completely untrue.
|
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Turkish deputy prime minister Mehmet Simsek said on Thursday the reports were untrue.
|
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But Fake News said I called it a dump - TOTALLY UNTRUE A Golf.
|
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Or it's politically tainted, or there's an agenda but it's not factually untrue.
|
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"You should be able to remove untrue stories without spending $100,000," said Glennon.
|
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Starbucks was forced to respond on social media that the tweets were untrue.
|
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Don't fall for tempting promises Dismiss any claim of outperformance as simply untrue.
|
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"These attacks involve a minor and are completely false and untrue," he said.
|
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" McHugh responded to Oppenheim's memo in a tweet that said it's "flatly untrue.
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Without a drop of venom in his voice to make his statement untrue.
|
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"This is utterly untrue," wrote John B. Jones of the Confederate War Department.
|
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To suggest that this was an anti-Semitic attack is reprehensible and untrue.
|
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Important: Team Biden says talk it may challenge IA release plans 100% untrue.
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I think, by the way, often he does believe things that are untrue.
|
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It's untrue that Trump merely talks about how rich he is, Epshteyn added.
|
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"The rumors are untrue," Jackson said at the time in a video message.
|
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I laughed about how high I had sounded later, but it wasn't untrue.
|
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In reality, it is frequently untrue; running away is a far better option.
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Any statement to the contrary is untrue and not authorized by the company.
|
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That expectation was proven at least partially untrue by Tesla's shipping forecast. [Tesla]
|
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" A UCLA source told the paper these accusations were "absolutely untrue" and "psychotic.
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Untrue, her new book on female promiscuity, will be published by Little, Brown.
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Creel says that's untrue ... in fact, someone has claimed the van and jewelry.
|
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Trump's hateful rhetoric about them stealing our jobs is just untrue and unhelpful.
|
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Mel B made it known on social media that the accusation was untrue.
|
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The spokesman also said media reports linking Qian's investigation to espionage were untrue.
|
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The information that they presented to the judges turned out to be untrue.
|
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Watch out that they don't convince anyone of things you feel are untrue.
|
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That's simply untrue...we didn't see the need to threaten anyone with anything.
|
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Those rules just say that members should not post untrue or deceptive information.
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Monique's saying its absolutely untrue, and sources close to Kevin back that up.
|
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"She is saying so many things that are completely untrue," says the source.
|
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"The appalling accusations in this article are untrue," Moonves told the New Yorker.
|
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There's a rumor I'm unwell again and in hospital which is totally untrue.
|
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" Hope Hicks, Trump campaign spokesman, told the Journal the story was "totally untrue.
|
|
But Huckabee stuck with his defense of the family, calling her statement untrue.
|
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Mr. Tin Maung Swe declined to say why he believed they were untrue.
|
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After all the commotion, the university has made clear the reports are untrue.
|
|
The greatest impact of deepfake videos isn't the fact that they are untrue.
|
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"Look, it's just flatly untrue," Kennedy told the publication of the president's claim.
|
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Daphne Holland, his aunt, said in a phone interview that it was untrue.
|
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And he noted it was untrue because there was an active political investigation.
|
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Ted Cruz (R), Trump, said 83 untrue things in a single day. 83!
|
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They found more than five dozen untrue statements, or one every five minutes.
|
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Untrue claims are circulating again, and the record needs to be set straight.
|
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Which, if you knew me, wasn't entirely untrue, but this bothered me regardless.
|
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Until—one and a half years into new motherhood—the story became untrue.
|
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It's the right story for the right franchise, and it isn't altogether untrue.
|
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Further, it suggests that critics can't be comic book fans, which is untrue.
|
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He always said the allegations were patently untrue, but few people believed him.
|
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She disputed as untrue media reports indicating Easton was found in his underwear.
|
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Campaign spokesperson Patricia Ewing said suggestions Williamson is somehow "anti-medicine" are untrue.
|
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Well, if it's untrue, where the hell is this coming from and why?
|
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We usually don't fact-check promises, but this one has already proved untrue.
|
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But that's simply untrue; it has happened five times in the past century.
|
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Can you recall a single time when Mattis has said something outright untrue?
|
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A woman's accusation will turn out to be grossly exaggerated or flatly untrue.
|
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Sessions' accusations and characterizations of the state's sanctuary policy are untrue, he said.
|
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His implication that the Kurds were fighting only for money is patently untrue.
|
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Let's briefly note that every word of Hillary Clinton's petty attack was untrue.
|
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" Papa John's called the accusations "untrue and disparaging," characterizing them as "self-serving.
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Unfortunately, Trump's claim that the FBI could do whatever it wanted was untrue.
|
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" Trump added that Bolton "goes out and IMMEDIATELY writes a nasty & untrue book.
|
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Tesla provided few details on how it determined the complaints to be untrue.
|
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T. starts a rumor that I "licked" the stone instead, but it's untrue!
|
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All untrue, except for the demise of Mr. Thicke, which was easily verifiable.
|
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According to newspaper, other information on Papadopoulos's resume also appears to be untrue.
|
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She was able to determine by looking at social media that was untrue.
|
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If Musk's statements were untrue, he could be accused of manipulating Tesla's stock.
|
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From my perspective, however, claiming that the party was in disarray is untrue.
|
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Trump again promised to ban Muslim travel and in-migration to the U.S. indefinitely and unilaterally, and repeated his doubly false claim that Muslim refugees stream into the United States by the hundreds of thousands (untrue) without any screening (also untrue).
|
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This is not necessarily untrue, but most of us still expect a full apology.
|
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The misrepresentation that his widow, Ms. Cioffi initiated any litigious action is simply untrue.
|
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And while that's not entirely untrue or improper to believe, it just isn't true.
|
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Trump's tweet also accused the Obama administration of legalizing bump stocks, which is untrue.
|
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That means whole meta studies on published results may be biased and, ultimately, untrue.
|
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However, a spokesman for the Interior Ministry told state television the reports were untrue.
|
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"That was absolutely untrue, hurtful, and very, very damaging to Richard personally," Catalano says.
|
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Like many myths, the gory details of these accounts are likely to be untrue.
|
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Lester Finkle, of the Cook County public defender's office, said Branch's account was untrue.
|
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Well, that's kind of an oversimplification, and the last part is just plain untrue.
|
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That statement, if untrue, can be seen as an attempt to fraudulently mislead HSBC.
|
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They had been living in something that was completely untrue, just like their characters.
|
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Asked about those accounts, Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump's campaign manager, insisted they were untrue.
|
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Defendants made these comments knowing they were untrue to distract from Mr. Smollett's farce.
|
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MAS added these statements were untrue and were made by Leissner without Goldman's knowledge.
|
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I only wonder what Leonardo DiCaprio had to say about the (likely untrue) lyrics.
|
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Maybe you've come to believe that there is something true here versus something untrue.
|
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"Reports that we look at demographics when personalizing artwork are untrue," the company said.
|
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The problem with this, of course, is that it's not only untrue; it's idiotic.
|
|
Yet, there were no consequences to the candidates for these untrue and misleading words.
|
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Some of the comments made by De La Hoya were baseless and outright untrue.
|
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But Barrick said the media reports about the sale of the business were untrue.
|
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Anyone familiar with Ayaan Hirsi Ali's life and writings knows that this is untrue.
|
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A source close to the singer told PEOPLE then that the claims were untrue.
|
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"The (IOC) decision is unfair as based on wrong and untrue statements," they said.
|
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It was a real education and is one of my favorite parts of UNTRUE.
|
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Later responding to Trump, Corker said the claims in the president's tweets were untrue.
|
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Reports that Secretary Kerry had conversations with Ecuadorian officials about this are simply untrue.
|
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They know these charges are untrue, but they have nothing else to run on.
|
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Trump said "tremendous amounts of wall have already been built," which is grossly untrue.
|
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"Unfortunately, all of Garofalo's claims turned out to be untrue," the network's statement reads.
|
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The untrue story about Bush was used to portray him as out of touch.
|
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Virtually every promise that Democrats made about ObamaCare has been shown to be untrue.
|
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"The story is untrue and holds no merit," Lohan's rep, Hunter Frederick, tells PEOPLE.
|
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For us to tell you that that absolutely will not happen would be untrue.
|
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"The story is untrue and holds no merit," Lohan's rep, Hunter Frederick, told People.
|
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Shiau's statement is something that the 80 percent market share stat suggests is untrue.
|
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It must be noted that these ideas are not only untrue but also ahistorical.
|
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For all the mourning you can hear in Untrue, it's just so damn lively.
|
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" Lauer said in the statement that some of the claims are "untrue or mischaracterized.
|
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" Later, he said that the descriptions of Kasowitz dancing at the party were "untrue.
|
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TUIK has said suggestions that the data is incorrect or politically influenced are untrue.
|
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However, there's also a lot of misleading information, and information that's flat out untrue.
|
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Thankfully, over time, many employers have come to understand that these perceptions are untrue.
|
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But if Trump's story were simply untrue, it would, in some ways, be better.
|
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" Reached by phone at his home in Colorado, Mr. Rafelson said: "It's totally untrue.
|
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A spokesman for the city, Felipe Romero, said the stories about raids were untrue.
|
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The allegations are untrue and the claims are barred by the statute of limitations.
|
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He also argued that the diver would sue if the claims were actually untrue.
|
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I was there to promote the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement — all this untrue.
|
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This isn't untrue, but it is also incidental to the works' resonance and beauty.
|
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A spokeswoman for Mr. Trump, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, insisted that such accounts were untrue.
|
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The story rippled through the country before the police determined that it was untrue.
|
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Whatever she told me would almost certainly be untrue within a week or two.
|
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After the officials swear the items are untrue, they end up getting printed anyway.
|
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If something works -- no matter how loathsome or even untrue -- then it gets used.
|
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We cannot use euphemisms for "false" and "untrue" when those are the accurate terms.
|
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The claim of the cartel connection turned out to be untrue, authorities have said.
|
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"The investigators' announcement today was completely untrue," said Jung Youn-kok, Ms. Park's spokesman.
|
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Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) about the Muslim community is "simply unacceptable and untrue," Rep.
|
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"But Fake News said I called it a dump - TOTALLY UNTRUE," the tweet read.
|
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This idea that one is more competitive than the other is just simply untrue.
|
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"As I have stated in the past, these claims are untrue and preposterous," Estey says.
|
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Voters respect that he is at least unadulterated in a way untrue of most politicians.
|
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The idea that he and Dan have some underlying beef, he says is completely untrue.
|
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" However, a rep for Packer denies this account to PEOPLE, saying, "This is simply untrue.
|
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" The 51-year-old called any insinuation of problems between he and Beckinsale "totally untrue.
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I knew full well how a story like this, though untrue, could damage a woman.
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Surely it had become more possible to imagine that a nun might say something untrue?
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The family dynamic we've believed since the movie came out in 1994 is totally untrue.
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"Administration looked into these claims and confirmed that these reports are untrue," the statement said.
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People keep articulating the fact that these companies aren't doing that well, that is untrue.
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Jones, the Senate staffer who investigated the CIA's torture program, said that assertion is untrue.
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"The accusations made by Donald Young tonight following our match are absolutely untrue," said Harrison.
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XPO has said it reviewed the allegations and found them to be unsubstantiated and untrue.
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Acosta's wife, Waleswka Perez, said the accusations were untrue and accused the DGCIM of torture.
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" Holmes' rep Leslie Sloane told PEOPLE at the time, the "story is 100 percent untrue.
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It is unclear what, specifically, Trump is saying is untrue among these admissions by Cohen.
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A roundup of some of the most popular, but completely untrue, headlines of the week.
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His critics say this is untrue and that Hun Sen is simply bankrolling the site.
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The Clinton campaign's communications director Jennifer Palmieri said Manafort's comments about Clinton's involvement were untrue.
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We have disagreements on issues, but to say that I hate her is absolutely untrue.
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The video then lists a number of untrue facts about the 50-year-old actor.
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But there were three main reasons for why the story last week was likely untrue.
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A roundup of some of the most popular but completely untrue headlines of the week.
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It's sad that she would turn a contract negotiation into something so horrendous and untrue.
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This was untrue, but that didn't stop the outlet from naming and insulting alleged collaborators.
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Not completely untrue, but the study's authors were quick to say Trump "misunderstood" their research.
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"As I have stated in the past, these claims are untrue and preposterous," Estey said.
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Untrue, Vroom believed these alternatives only purpose is to maximize pleasure and to minimize pain.
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Jaquement dismissed as untrue reports that the convoy had come under attack during the journey.
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" "It's sad that she would turn a contract negotiation into something so horrendous and untrue.
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I say this is untrue because what he did or does is not about you.
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This is not entirely untrue—the plan alone is not enough to combat climate change.
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As far as daylight between President Trump and Mr. Lighthizer, I think that's just untrue.
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"Wholly untrue," said the leader, who is new to the political scene and requested anonymity.
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The Sun newspaper has even claimed that the queen backs Brexit (untrue, says the palace).
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Who would object to encouraging reporters to not use "hearsay" and "untrue origins" as sources?
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" He also called Clinton's comment about his opposition to the auto industry bailout "absolutely untrue.
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You may have heard stories about the landlord, but I assure you they are untrue.
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It also said that Odarich was left "speechless" by this claim because it was untrue.
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Facebook also promised to take additional steps to remove posts determined untrue from its site.
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"[The first lady] knows it's untrue," said Giuliani during a public speaking engagement in Israel.
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They also spread false information that my presentations to lawmakers around the world were untrue.
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Totalitarians insist on forcing people to say things they know or believe to be untrue.
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Very few circumstances in which a press secretary can say something untrue come to mind.
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They were putting out the fake news and negative stories untrue to really divide people.
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And people do publish things on WordPress and some are untrue and things like that.
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So we laughed about the subject matter, and the mix of what's true and untrue.
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But Fake News said I called it a dump - TOTALLY UNTRUE CNN thought it was.
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"A DUP spokesperson said on Wednesday that the report was "categorically untrue and utter nonsense.
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Facts First: We don't usually fact check promises, but this one has already proved untrue.
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I have never been charged with any crime, and most importantly, the allegations are untrue.
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It's also obviously untrue that there is not "anybody" who knows what the coronavirus is.
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Often, the most bland, irrelevant, and untrue statements are those that are on the record.
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White House opposition to the debates was "untrue," he said under questioning by a senator.
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It took a lot of work, but also just realizing how untrue it would sound.
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I mean, how dumb must you be to believe something so cravenly disgusting and untrue?
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Mr. Mueller effectively finds that the White House's initial explanation for the firing was untrue.
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In response, a spokesperson for Goldsmiths, University of London, said: This claim is completely untrue.
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Her employer, relatives and local parliamentary representative said his statement about her activities was untrue.
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Reality check: Plenty of what the Trump administration has said is hyperbole, untrue or unknowable.
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That is untrue as even though the 14th Amendment prohibits overly burdensome restrictions of abortions.
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But surveillance video and additional documents, first obtained by ProPublica, revealed that to be untrue.
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The cliché that the young are liberal and the old are conservative is mostly untrue.
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Mr. Giuliani called the claim that he was lobbying on that issue "stupid" and untrue.
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Anything said to the contrary over the past six weeks in court is simply untrue.
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These claims are patently untrue and contradicted by numerous previous statements made by this plaintiff.
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Even if the remark was completely untrue, Calvert added, Trump might not have defamed Brzezinski.
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Facts First: We usually don't fact-check promises, but this one has already proved untrue.
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We were looking for demonstrably untrue statements, defensible under no reasonable interpretation of the facts.
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Furthermore, the claim that this "model" was wearing Fenty Beauty's Mattemoiselle lipstick in SAWC was untrue.
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Wa Lone said it was "completely untrue" that they had remained in a regular police station.
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We need to stop punishing and shaming victims, telling them it is their fault is untrue.
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Though American officials said Love passed the hacked information around online, Ekeland said that is untrue.
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" In her letter, Meghan wrote that Thomas' claims she had never helped him financially were "untrue.
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Stallone, 69, said that not only is that untrue, but he has never even met Whitehall.
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The Republicans are winning the "swamp" narrative, however blatantly untrue in comparison to their systemic swampiness.
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She later alleged Soros, a prominent Jew, collaborated with the Nazis, something that is also untrue.
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The army protests that the claims are untrue and that it has not broken the law.
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Facebook says it plans to clearly mark any content independent fact-checkers have flagged as untrue.
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And that's a problem because many Republicans think that many of the dossier's claims are untrue.
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"The Radar story is 100 percent untrue," Leslie Sloane, a rep for the actress, tells PEOPLE.
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Moonves has maintained claims against him are either untrue or are the result of consensual relationships.
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When anybody accuses me of something that is untrue, the feeling of hurt is the reaction.
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A source close to the singer told PEOPLE at the time that the claims were untrue.
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"I have no plans to go anywhere and reports to the contrary are untrue," Duke said.
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He doesn't care if other people think the point he's made is bad or is untrue.
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There was a narrative and a kind of prevailing orthodoxy and it was almost altogether untrue.
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Now someone's trying to use the pic to paint an untrue picture of our life together.
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"What people don't understand is the stories told about me are untrue, are false," he said.
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Not because it's necessarily untrue, but because the term can be easily misunderstood by the public.
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Then we grew up to find that lesson obviously untrue: Fish eat fish all the time.
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This is simply untrue if we embrace the mindset of an owner and start investing early.
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" Despite his resignation, Peterson's lawyer called accusations he failed to carry out his duty "patently untrue.
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Any such anticipation is "absolutely untrue," said Zack Roday, a spokesman for Mr. Ryan's political operations.
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And then there would be a defamation campaign against you, saying all sort of untrue things.
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Multiple local officials, including El Paso Mayor Dee Margo (R), said that the remarks were untrue.
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And this wasn't untrue—except that everyone in my world thought that I was a boy.
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" Tambor also claimed "the idea that I would deliberately harass anyone is simply and utterly untrue.
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Americans have discovered that virtually everything Clinton said about her private server and emails was untrue.
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The problem with Mr. Wadach's story was that much of it appears to have been untrue.
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"Assertions and allegations against former Ambassador Yovanovitch were without basis, untrue, period," Mr. Kent said. 2.
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"When Luca says he never thought of putting nudity in, that is totally untrue," Ivory said.
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"But this story about the president damaging our national security is, I think, unverified and untrue."
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She began to worry that any answer she came up with would be pretentious and untrue.
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The Advanced Biofuels Association, a rival trade group, said the allegations of illegal dumping were untrue.
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We think it's going to turn out to be untrue because it would be totally illegal.
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That's a wildly narrow viewpoint to take and, with respect to Melodrama, couldn't be more untrue.
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"It is untrue to say that no records will be shredded without permission," she tells Broadly.
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Not only is that untrue, it adds to the growing problem of disposable electronics and appliances.
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Their accusations are "not only untrue, but they have no evidence to support them," he insists.
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The allegation is both wildly untrue and mostly easily proved false in all kinds of ways.
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"Unlikely homecoming court members" is not only mean spirited, but it's also patently untrue these days.
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"The insinuation is horrible, hurtful and simply untrue," Dolphin said in a statement to the Times.
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" But Sapp says the allegations are untrue -- and issued a statement on Twitter saying, "On Jan.
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"The insinuation is horrible, hurtful and simply untrue," she said in a statement to The Times.
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VIPKid dismissed the news as untrue, while Tencent did not respond to a request for comment.
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Your statement that there is no "good, logical reason" for you to leave is patently untrue.
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"This area is in government control, and the claims in this regard are untrue," he said.
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The new leader of the New Zealand Labour Party, Jacinda Ardern, called Ms. Bishop's accusations untrue.
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Mr. de Blasio said that reports of tension with Mr. Johnson, the Council speaker, were untrue.
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He's accusing the media of wholesale fabrication -- a line that, while completely untrue, delights his base.
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On Thursday, Brees spoke out to say it was "completely untrue" that he supported the organization.
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Misiko was released the following day after police said they found the accusations untrue, Kiragu said.
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Savage called the allegations "completely without merit and absolutely untrue" in a statement provided to CNN.
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During the meeting, I was able to interject and say just how untrue their excuses are.
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They make assumptions about the current front-runners, and about the electorate, that are probably untrue.
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A technology reporter for BuzzFeed News tweeted, however, that YouTube told him Jones's claim was untrue.
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There can be no better example of something completely untrue and designed only to incite passions.
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To suggest otherwise is so grossly untrue as to be nothing short of an outright lie.
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"To say that it's not hurtful would be untrue," Mr. Gray added, referring to the criticism.
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But I mean, do you acknowledge that in public he says things that are demonstrably untrue?
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The easiest course was to find one person who could serve as a stand-in, to appear in a classroom or a workplace to signal that everyone was getting a fair shot — not only when that was untrue, but because it was untrue and needed hiding.
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Although the university initially claimed that the scandal had nothing to do with athletics, that was untrue.
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But the singer shared a statement on Aerosmith's website on Monday, saying that the rumors are untrue.
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However, a source close to Lucid says that reports of Jia selling his shares are probably untrue.
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If Nalcor had done the work, they would have seen that this is flatly untrue, she contended.
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With a 100 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, this untrue crime series is a must-watch.
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FBI Director James Comey has asked the Justice Department to publicly reject Trump's claim because it's untrue.
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But I think it's untrue that customers are always not choosing a product if you price it.
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Much of what is published in the popular end of the Serbian and Montenegrin press is untrue.
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In the suit, he denies Benz's allegations, and says that her "untrue claims" have cost him jobs.
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Representatives for Perry did not respond to a request for comment, but her friends say it's untrue.
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But to think that only someone of 'another' culture can disrespect a culture is biased and untrue.
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" He also called reports that claimed Pistorius purposely tried to harm himself were "completely untrue and sensational.
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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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"The idea that Amazon can assassinate every single retailer is simply untrue," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"Every single day something comes out of the Cruz campaign that's deceptive and untrue," Mr. Rubio said.
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"What people don't understand is that the stories that's been told about me are untrue," he explained.
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"The accusations made by Donald Young tonight following our match are absolutely untrue," he said on Twitter.
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There was a narrative and a kind of prevailing orthodoxy and it was almost all together untrue.
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Only pointing out when blogs create stories for you all to believe when it's just simply untrue.
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But there also were a number of times when their statements were either untrue or wildly misleading.
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"The allegations are absolutely untrue," Phil Ebeling, St. Jude's chief technology officer, said in a Bloomberg report.
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An early version of the script accused "national media outlets" of running untrue stories without checking facts.
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Green called the Sunday Times report "completely untrue" and said it came from an untrustworthy tainted source.
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China claimed the accusations that it didn't resume buying agricultural products are "untrue," Dow Jones reported Monday.
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It is untrue that we failed to take appropriate measures to ensure that GSR data were deleted.
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Others note the appearance of "fake news"—demonstrably untrue claims that the anti-abortionists refuse to repudiate.
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By contrast, Trump suggested in a tweet on Thursday that Clapper agreed that the report was untrue.
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""The WWD story is a completely untrue story," the Oscar winner's publicist told us over email. "Ms.
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His initial claim, then, that their meeting was not about a campaign issue appeared to be untrue.
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So Bannon, who'd been running the Breitbart operation, supplying a lot of the ... untrue, false stories ... Yeah.
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"Last night, Donald Trump made blatantly untrue statements about access to abortion," she said in a statement.
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Since then, the documentary has been vehemently denounced by Jackson's estate, which claims the allegations are untrue.
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But her fake death was unique, at least in the way it was shown to be untrue.
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"Comments made by Raven about our relationship are skewed and untrue," he told Us Weekly on Thursday.
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"It's sad that she would turn a contract negotiation into something so horrendous and untrue," Gottwald tweeted.
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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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Anan's lawyer criticized Genena and wrote on his Facebook page that statements Genena made were "completely untrue".
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"The appalling accusations in this article are untrue," Moonves said in a statement to The New Yorker.
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A declaration for a wall they will not fund, based on a lie they know is untrue.
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This is also untrue, and it is a myth regrettably being perpetuated by some leaders in Washington.
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He also said Mr. Pompeo's assertion that investigators were trying to "bully" diplomats into testifying was untrue.
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In the Daily Signal, Pruitt argued that the media reporting about the situations is untrue and incomplete.
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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 photo claimed the prince was a partial Fox News owner, which multiple outlets found was untrue.
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In a statement issued Friday, the Australian government said claims it had "abandoned" the men were untrue.
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The ministry responded in a statement published by news agency SHANA that the allegations were totally untrue.
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"I'm equally proud of both of you," the mom insists, but that seems to be demonstrably untrue.
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President Donald Trump says so many things that are untrue as to complicate attempts at explaining them.
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"However, her estranged father, Thomas Markle, recently spoke out against the claims, saying "that is completely untrue.
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Trump has repeatedly dismissed the comments as "locker room talk" and insisted all the accusations are untrue.
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He added, "It's sad that she would turn a contract negotiation into something so horrendous and untrue."
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Kelly told the State Department later in the day that rumors Tillerson would be fired were untrue.
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"They're not only untrue, but they have no evidence to support them," Moore said in Birmingham, Alabama.
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The fact that Cage is downplaying or denying this in interviews is not only frustrating, but untrue.
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But no one is more effective at making and driving home such charges — often untrue — than Trump.
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Campaigns could advertise increasingly untrue and defamatory claims about each other tied to urgent calls for donations.
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This allegation is simply untrue, and it has been widely debunked by Ukrainian and American experts alike.
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Zak, who said she has been at every photoshoot produced by the brand, said this was untrue.
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As for his untrue statement that Musk had been asked to leave, Unsworth was essentially repeating gossip.
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That was apparently untrue, we learned, because Mueller told him he believed his report was being misrepresented.
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Democratic nominees have faced allegations of untrue statements before Congress without the threat of post-confirmation investigation.
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The claim, which he has made before on Twitter, has been judged untrue by numerous fact-checkers.
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I think you might hear a little bit about the fact that all of it is untrue.
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Any reports saying that I had to decide between Scott or the show are 100 percent untrue.
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It is also in the interest of al-Shabaab to coerce community members to make untrue claims.
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These untrue claims of unwanted touching and kissing are concocted and, I believe, coordinated for political purposes.
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In addition to being untrue, this was a ready-made justification for grotesque experiments in social engineering.
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Here are the shifting and often untrue explanations they've given for why the family separation policy exists.
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Adam, though, appreciates and respects the LAPD and is glad they promptly concluded the claims were untrue.
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When the controversy became publicly known, Card and Gonzales claimed that Comey and Mueller's accounts were untrue.
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They were presented many pieces of evidence and statements that contradicted and undermined Nicole Eggert's untrue claims.
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"It's completely untrue that Pete got a skit about Ariana pulled from this weekend's show," the source said.
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But another official told reporters the story was untrue, and that Ricardel still worked at the White House.
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But Spicer has repeatedly promulgated flat-out nonsense for the President -- repeatedly told Americans things that are untrue.
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Kaplan says her allegations are wild and untrue and he's confident the judge will see it his way.
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BOLTON: Well, look, I&aposm not going to comment on any reports true, untrue, partially true about intelligence.
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I puke a little in my mouth repeating their philosophy that way but it's not entirely untrue, right?
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Any statement about Horowitz that is untrue and reputationally damaging could provide grounds for a possible defamation lawsuit.
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IRNA quoted Mahmoud Vaezi, Rouhani's chief of staff, as saying that reports of Nobakht being replaced were untrue.
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Trump told reporters he "never said" Mexico was going to pay for the wall — a blatantly untrue statement.
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He did not specify which of the myriad of allegations of sexual misconduct were untrue, in his eyes.
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Ellison continued to push back against the allegations at the debate on Friday and said they are untrue.
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Initially he claimed to come from Mandalay, the country's second city, but police later said that was untrue.
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He also said that the idea that he's a far-right thinker who has "redpilled" West is untrue.
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When Wilson balked, the editor told him to cross out anything that was untrue, then sign the paper.
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The Hall of Fame acknowledges—on a plaque in its inner sanctum—that the Doubleday myth is untrue.
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And those rumors that celebrities were unfollowing her on social media, she says those are completely untrue, too.
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The party said on Thursday that rumours circulating in social media that Dos Santos was ill were untrue.
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Donald Trump has also been trumpeting the notion that Obama and Clinton cofounded ISIS, which is blatantly untrue.
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He pointed out that investigators gave him the benefit of the doubt about why he said untrue things.
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So, it`s an easy story for the media and the government to tell, but it`s untrue.
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This is wildly untrue, and any book that debunks this solipsistic fiction is both useful and shakily uncomfortable.
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Rumors swirled that Fonda had given secret messages from the POWs to their captors, which was proven untrue.
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"Tesla's statement is neither untrue nor misleading," the company's Deputy General Counsel, Al Prescott, said in an Oct.
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In a later statement to Reuters after the story was published, a spokeswoman said the story was untrue.
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"To be on the receiving end of such untrue allegations is very painful for me," the mayor said.
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Peter Romer-Friedman, one of Podliska's attorneys, said the change does not mean the bias claim is untrue.
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First off, the latter statement was patently untrue as a factual statement, as opposed to a political opinion.
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Later that day, the younger Flynn tweeted that until the fictitious story was "proven" untrue, it would continue.
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To my supporters who defended me and never believed these untrue, disgraceful reports for a second- thank you.
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Also, it was never true — and it remains untrue — that Trump ever wanted to get rid of Sessions.
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Perhaps Popeyes thinks this is ample heat for Popeyes chicken, but I also know that to be untrue.
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So by force I'm getting better and better at saying these are untrue things being told about me.
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"Because, if you're talking about disinformation, you are deliberately and knowingly spreading information that is untrue," Harvey continued.
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At a news conference on Monday, the military said media reports of the soldiers being missing were untrue.
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In January, she said that the Vermont senator would "dismantle Obamacare," an untrue statement that drew widespread criticism.
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It earmarks the epidemic as a "gay disease," an untrue association we have spent thirty-five years unraveling.
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"It's enough to make anyone stop and consider their environmental impact," reported CNN, in a basically untrue statement.
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The Macri administration said the reports were untrue and that the project was not mentioned during the call.
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Murray said that claim also is untrue and attributed it to a longstanding rift in his extended family.
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Facebook called the accusations it had engaged in an anti-Semitic attack "reprehensible and untrue," in a statement.
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Finally, as more facts are uncovered, it appears that the so-called Steele Dossier is not completely untrue.
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It's a neat, black-and-white story, peopled with stock characters, useful to both sides, and fundamentally untrue.
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"Health" refers to Twitter's ongoing efforts to root out content that is hateful, harassing, untrue, or otherwise inflammatory.
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So to say that somebody came to a meeting and that's how it was, that's an untrue statement.
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This is categorically untrue, and such speculation is harmful to the decades-long friendship between two great nations.
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You realize that you've begun to become a generally snappier person, which feels untrue to who you are.
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The agent said that the suspicions were untrue and that she was effectively being accused of a crime.
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"Health" refers to Twitter's ongoing efforts to root out content that is hateful, harassing, untrue or otherwise inflammatory.
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It's some other source that is absolutely untrue, instead of talking about the things that are going on.
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I don't think anything I scratched out is untrue or justified Darren Wilson's killing an unarmed black kid.
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" Here's the Merriam-Webster dictionary's definition of a lie: "To make an untrue statement with intent to deceive.
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That is, if it weren't being used to shroud the offensively untrue conviction that trans women are predators.
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If they prove to be untrue, the company will go through with the acquisition as planned, he said.
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Third, it is simply untrue that single-payer systems produce a better quality of care across the board.
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What's more, many China experts — including economist Christopher Balding and financial analyst Patrick Chovanec — believe it's simply untrue.
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It's sad that your name can get dragged through the mud based upon untrue and malicious allegations alone.
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The evidence that the accusations are untrue chiefly rely Breitbart News, and, at times, the Moore campaign itself.
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"The allegation is both wildly untrue and mostly easily proved false in all kinds of ways," she wrote.
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Trump's unprecedented commitment to saying what is plainly untrue makes it hard to honor both principles at once.
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According to representatives of these entities, these titles are embroidered at best, and completely untrue at the most.
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Mr. Trump has always said stuff like this, things that are self-contradictory or untrue or breathtakingly mindless.
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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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Speaking to Wallace, Comey said that it was untrue that the FBI had a political bias against Trump.
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On "Untrue," he built his tracks around vocal samples, most of which became utterly unrecognizable in his hands.
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Sport Trinity, which represents the Qatari investors in BIG3, has slammed Ice Cube and Kwatinetz's accusations as untrue.
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Following publication of this report, Jeffrey said "accusations levelled" in the TNR article "are clearly and demonstrably untrue."
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He planted a rumor that I was trying to take over Fox Business News, which was entirely untrue.
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We've seen over and over now that the things that Trump's spokespeople say are often untrue. Yes. Right?
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Simpson was leaving his lawyer's office Friday when he bristled at the story, saying it was totally untrue.
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And while it is said the row has not touched the Indo-US strategic relationship, that may be untrue.
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Weinstein categorically denies these claims and his lawyers will respond in the appropriate legal forum proving they are untrue.
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Wrestlers are liars, both by inclination and profession, and the stories they tell themselves, about themselves, are fundamentally untrue.
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"Administration looked into these claims and confirmed that these reports are untrue," it said on Saturday in a statement.
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Discourage people in your own community when they promote stories that feel good to you, but are, alas, untrue.
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But also, as Hampton writes, to imply R. Kelly is getting unbalanced scrutiny in comparison to Weinstein is untrue.
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It's realizing that you're not as special as you thought ... maybe everything you thought about that relationship is untrue.
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A senior Trump administration official dismissed the report of a possible trade deal with China as untrue, CNBC reported.
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However, military newspaper Stars and Stripes conducted an investigation which indicated that Williams's retelling of the events was untrue.
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And while he's been tied romantically to costars Emilia Clarke and Rose Leslie, Harington says the rumors are untrue.
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But it's not untrue that there's a very different way of talking and acting online than in real life.
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It offered a few justifications, accusing the PLO of "refusing to engage with the US government", which is untrue.
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Amazon isn't alone in apparently retaliating against Bloomberg over a report it says is untrue and riddled with inaccuracies.
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Oh, and about Kanye West — Yeezy's claim that he would executive produce the album turned out to be untrue.
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The idea that diverse stories don't sell has been proven untrue again and again — in Hollywood and in publishing.
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" Michael Briggs, Sanders' spokesman, blasted the attack line, telling reporters that it is "absolutely untrue to say that Sen.
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The man denied ever having touched any other members of their family inappropriately, a claim Govindarajulu suspects is untrue.
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"The statements in the article, and the overall tenor of the article, are untrue," SmileDirect stated in the complaint.
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"A completely distorted and untrue version of events in this case has been circling the media," the statement said.
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"It's completely untrue that Pete got a skit about Ariana pulled from this weekend's show," the source told PEOPLE.
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A third factor, Mr Liberman has found, is "irrealis" clauses, those that mention a hypothetical or currently untrue statement.
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Weinstein categorically denies these claims and his lawyers will respond in the appropriate legal forum proving they are untrue.
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While Jackson was banned from the 2004 Grammys, reports that she was banned from the Super Bowl were untrue.
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"Media reports published today that Intel is ending work on the 10nm process are untrue," says an Intel spokesperson.
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The idea that women don't make money at the box office isn't simply regressive and sexist — it's also untrue.
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"Overall, [it's] untrue," says Johanna Halfon, MD, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
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I do not believe -- some of these cases appear to me on their face to be kind of untrue.
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Are there any myths about astrological compatibility that are just blatantly untrue and annoy the hell out of you?
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But apart from being literally untrue, the evidence of his life suggests that he did not really believe it.
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She has reportedly said the allegations against her are untrue and that she did not leave her kids alone.
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On June 15th, Congress received answers, but the inspector general determined that much of what Pai said was untrue.
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"Not only are [these accusations] untrue, they also contain intentionally misleading information—it's both libel and slander," she said.
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While Apple does sometimes include hidden surprises in its products, this particular rumor was not only untrue but malicious.
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"Drinking out of the toilet is completely untrue," U.S. Border Patrol Chief of Operations Brian Hastings told CNN yesterday.
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By discrediting the media, he can claim that any bit of news that he doesn't like is simply untrue.
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Our sources say the actor is in a bad place ... upset and frustrated over allegations he says are untrue.
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There's nothing wrong with that, of course, but it makes Microsoft's attempt at cultural relevance ring a little untrue.
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But the media has played up an untrue connection between successful leaders and their occasionally dysfunctional character and demeanor.
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This is the "we'll grow into our valuation" strategy, nearly universally said in Silicon Valley and equally often untrue.
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"It's completely untrue that Pete got a skit about Ariana pulled from this weekend's show," the source tells PEOPLE.
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It is accomplished through the systematic destruction of language as "microaggressions" or simply making statements that are patently untrue.
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Later, she went on a late-night talk show to insinuate that the statement she had signed was untrue.
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He told The Daily Signal that many of the news reports about the apartment controversy are untrue or incomplete.
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Bolton told Chung it was untrue that Trump is ordering plans to withdraw US troops, according to the official.
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" Bowe then told EW after the announcement of Bolling's suspension, "The anonymous, uncorroborated claims are untrue and terribly unfair.
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Bolton also told Chung in a phone call Thursday evening the report was untrue, according to a US official.
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"They're not only untrue, but they have no evidence to support them," Moore said in Birmingham, Alabama on Friday.
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Its sole purpose is to imply that the changes we're seeing right now are normal—which is objectively untrue.
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In the weeks since that letter was released, friends of Comey have suggested that statement from Trump is untrue.
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Toshiba said reports that it was looking to sell its personal computer operations were untrue, Reuters reported on Friday.
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"Based on biochemistry and physiology, the theories around how Epsom salts reduce muscle pain are likely untrue," he says.
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That track, taken from Untrue, is an astonishingly beautiful piece of music, given the most (intentionally) throwaway title imaginable.
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I'm not a doctor, and I also don't think that all of the information being published is entirely untrue.
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This president keeps telling untrue things, and he does it every single time he's in front of a microphone.
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In his first response to the accusations, Mr. Duterte told reporters Monday evening that Mr. Matobato's testimony was untrue.
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But the fact is they are basing their economic and political agendas on a story that is fundamentally untrue.
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Untrue, said Qatar, which fired back with its own accusation that Emirati warplanes had already breached its airspace twice.
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"Your words are unkind, untrue and divisive," Garcelle Beauvais, an actress who was born in Haiti, wrote on Twitter.
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That in these seemingly dark times, the line of true and untrue was blurred by the need for hope.
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That this is untrue — candidates have done post-event photos with all comers for years — can feel almost irrelevant.
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But to say McConnell has done "nothing" to further a conservative agenda is not only unfair but also untrue.
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"The report is totally untrue and his ownership has not changed even by one share," the source told Reuters.
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Our sources say among the potential witnesses cops have spoken with, stories have either changed or are provably untrue.
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National security experts and former Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials say that's not just untrue but also dangerous.
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Under a mulberry tree, the governor told me that the news from Senator Steinburg and Congressman Murphy was untrue.
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Riot claimed that media reports and internal rumors about Gelb were untrue, but didn't push back against specific claims.
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Now, Clinton says we must "all say loudly" that the sentiment that a woman can't be president is untrue.
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" On some of the allegations: Lauer said in the statement that some of the claims are "untrue or mischaracterized.
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Just last weekend, Trump launched a blistering (and largely untrue) assault on the motives and independence of Mueller's team.
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In a June court filing, Redstone called it "offensive and untrue" to suggest that he was being unduly influenced.
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" Looking drawn and anxious, Mr. Musa said on the video that his allegations were untrue and his investigation "incomplete.
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"She is obviously upset because there are allegations contained in the indictment that are absolutely untrue," El-Shabazz said.
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This had been proven untrue, he said, and now the U.S. opposition had moved on to allegations surrounding Ukraine.
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Just this week, for some mystifying reason, he repeated his untrue contention that his father was born in Germany.
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Through Twitter, Trump has issued jarring, high frequency, often deeply untrue statements that have reshaped the larger media conversation.
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And if it turns out that any of these claims are untrue, the liability is all on the author.
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To anyone who's even passingly familiar with the way the social justice left talks, this is just clearly untrue.
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Donald Trump could not make it through the first days of his presidency without saying something that was demonstrably untrue.
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From his first moments as a candidate, Trump regularly made statements that were not only untrue but were easily debunked.
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Appearing on Late Night with Seth Meyers, Kellyanne Conway, a senior Trump adviser, dismissed the memos, as unverified and untrue.
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But two former classmates of Chapman's told the Maryland Attorney Generals Office in an email that her story is untrue.
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"It's absolutely untrue that 'all' or 'nearly all' employees have access to customer data, with or without approval," Uber said.
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Twitter rant where he suggested that she had a sex tape — a claim that was later proven to be untrue.
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President Trump has previously bragged that he got Apple to invest $350 billion in the U.S., which is objectively untrue.
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Do the math and you get this: The President of the United States is saying 12 untrue things a day.
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Then he goes on talking, and says something flatly untrue that offends a lot of people in its rank ignorance.
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" Also, responding to one of the Facebook allegations, he said: "The kind of insinuations the FB post makes are untrue.
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"[But] It is untrue to assume all of those who engage in kink and BDSM have experienced abuse," she adds.
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I didn't believe that this was correct, and I don't like to make an allegation that I think is untrue.
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But in Monday's letter, Peterson's lawyer, Joseph DiRuzzo, writes that Israel's comments were untrue and that he had omitted facts.
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In a statement, Huxiu dismissed ByteDance's accusation for being "wildly untrue" and bringing "major repercussions" for the online publication's reputation.
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The difficulty is just that there is so much untrue stuff floating around and the true stuff is called false.
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She says she later discovered this was untrue: Other women had reported the same manager to HR for similar offenses.
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As overblown and untrue as stereotypes about the signs can be, they certainly have a way of needling at us.
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McCain's statement is true, the implication that all military leadership supports the notion of women joining the infantry is untrue.
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Wow, more than 90% of Fake News Media coverage of me is negative, with numerous forced retractions of untrue stories.
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" Jan: Trump calls a CNN report that he will continue working on The Apprentice as president "ridiculous & untrue - FAKE NEWS!
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In a June court filing, Sumner Redstone called it "offensive and untrue" to suggest that he was being unduly influenced.
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And she equates feminism with "hating men," one of the most pervasive and untrue stereotypes of feminism as a whole.
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" Just one day before speaking out himself, Simmons' rep, Tom Estey, told PEOPLE that the rumors are "untrue and preposterous.
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Clearly, the E should be turned over, since if the other side is not a 5, the rule is untrue.
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They had been spreading "serious and untrue allegations", wrote Clare Short, the EITI's outgoing chairman, in a circular to members.
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Last month, Cosby's daughter Evin wrote an impassioned letter in defense of her father, insisting that the accusations are untrue.
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Update 7:15 PM: In a statement to Yahoo's Jeff Passan, Wood denied the allegations, calling them "absurd and untrue."
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" However, Holmes' publicist shot claims of both a wedding and breakup down, calling all the various report "100 percent untrue.
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We are not rejecting all allegations...our government always checks all the allegations, and some were found to be untrue.
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"The SEC's allegations regarding Mr. Crowe are patently untrue," Crowe's attorney, Arthur McMahon, said in a statement provided to Reuters.
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Hoge accuses Monsanto of negligence and says the company promoted "false, misleading, and untrue" statements about the safety of Roundup.
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"There have been some deeply hurtful and profoundly untrue allegations made against my father," who died in 2010, Cameron said.
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Googling also allowed me to believe that all of my partners were the same — which is completely unfair and untrue.
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We are continuing to investigate this matter but there are a number of claims in this lawsuit that are untrue.
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Justice Department spokesman Ian Prior told the Journal Thursday that reports Rosenstein vowed to quit are untrue without commenting further.
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" In a statement obtained by Variety, Moonves called the allegations against him "untrue" and "not consistent with who I am.
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"She believes her husband, and she knows it's untrue," Giuliani said at the "Globes" Capital Market conference in Tel Aviv.
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Before the end of the year, Assange himself proved this to be untrue: Manning had merely rounded up from 251,287.
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In response, Elizabeth Warren published an (untrue) ad on Facebook suggesting that Mr Zuckerberg, Facebook's CEO, had endorsed Mr Trump.
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She claimed in court that he had propositioned and assaulted her, though many years later she said that was untrue.
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And then the sadness became frustration when I realized most of what he wrote about No Labels was completely untrue.
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" Patricia Glaser, Mr. Gross's lawyer, said the assertions were untrue: "Pimco seems to have a problem getting their story straight.
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"My client is sickened and distraught by these horrific allegations, which are 229%, categorically untrue," said Cardenas' attorney Patricia Glaser.
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The strategy of declaring the special counsel investigation a "witch hunt" and perjury trap is clearly cathartic but also untrue.
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" "Wow, more than 90% of Fake News Media coverage of me is negative, with numerous forced retractions of untrue stories.
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Bukola Saraki's spokesman said in a statement the allegations were untrue, describing them as "ridiculous, unbelievable and a mere fabrication".
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"The news is untrue and the central bank has no new targeted RRR cut policy at present," the paper said.
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Both polls show this is untrue: Gallup recorded disapproval at 50 percent, while NBC/WSJ's had it at 51 percent.
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Russia's Black Fleet says the allegations against it are untrue, arguing that its actions were in compliance with international law.
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This weekend, Moore's own Baptist minister said he believed the allegations of misconduct were untrue because Moore said they were.
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"I didn't prepare well in 1986, and there was an effort to characterize me as something untrue," he added later.
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The special counsel's office did not go into detail about which parts of the BuzzFeed story they were calling untrue.
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You're saying that I'm under investigation as a result of my role in the Russian situation, which is categorically untrue.
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" When I put this rumor to New Right organizer Troy Southgate, he told me it was "hilarious" and "completely untrue.
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Though the sheer quantity of untrue things Trump says is so large that to be merely irrelevant is almost refreshing.
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An official from South Korea's spy agency told ABC News, on the condition of anonymity, that the reports are untrue.
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While they waited, no detail, true or untrue, was too small to print: The duchess will have a home birth.
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Ms. Lam's position is "self-evidently untrue and absurd," Chris Patten, the last British governor of Hong Kong, commented recently.
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Why are America's foreign policy leaders and thinker so set on believing something that has been repeatedly demonstrated as untrue?
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"Tesla's statements are neither untrue nor misleading," said the letter sent to NHTSA from Tesla deputy general counsel Al Prescott.
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Politics has always involved shadings of the truth via whisper campaigns, direct-mail operations and negative ads bordering on untrue.
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Trump ripped into Bolton for writing what he described as a "nasty & untrue book," referring to Bolton&aposs coming memoir.
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" Many outlets have falsely reported that the two married sometime around 2014, but Burton said these reports were "all untrue.
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If the president or anyone we're covering says something untrue or does something questionable, we can and should report it.
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The White House and the president have pushed back on the claims made in the book, saying they are untrue.
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Such content-sharing allows untrue messages, often about lawmakers and political causes, to be shared with little, if any scrutiny.
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And while these preferences are sacred, it's lazy and untrue to describe my reaction upon seeing Sarah, framed, as divine.
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First, the suggestion that historic preservation interferes with the ability of communities to respond to the climate crisis is untrue.
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Not only are many of its talking points untrue, but Ex-Im has also been connected to corruption and cronyism.
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Leslie Baum: I like to say, and I don't think it's untrue, that I grew up in an art museum.
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He also repeated his frequent, untrue campaign refrain that the United States is one of the world's highest-taxed nations.
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While Comey continues to maintain these were personal papers, it is demonstrably untrue on the face of the memos themselves.
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All of these notions are untrue, as much as Wall Street would love you to believe it to be so.
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At a later hearing, Mr. Pearcy admitted that he had signed the affidavit, but said some of it was untrue.
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"These untrue claims of unwanted touching and kissing are concocted and, I believe, coordinated for political purposes," Mr. Sondland said.
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SOCIAL Q'S What to do when you learn that the story your husband has told himself for years is untrue?
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" Fortress spokeswoman Jenni Byrne said in a written statement: "Fortress will continue to vigorously defend themselves against false untrue claims.
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The story of his recovery, though later found to be untrue, served as the major inspiration for his creative output.
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This is untrue: Mr Obama won 43% of the rural vote, three points more than John Kerry had four years earlier.
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The mechanism by which you dissolve people's certainty about truth is that you get them to believe lots of untrue things.
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Making lead financial advisers liable for untrue statements in a client's prospectus, as Hong Kong does, is an uncommonly high bar.
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EPA head Scott Pruitt said he never met with the lobbyist whose wife was renting Pruitt a condo, which was untrue.
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Pro-choice advocates say that bills like PRENDA are based on racist stereotypes that are not only offensive, but also untrue.
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While untrue, it is exactly the kind of spin that tabloids look for, and Meghan Markle's family has provided ample commentary.
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The president's campaign chief Roberto Prieto denied the accusation and Camilo Enciso, the president's transparency secretary, said the allegations were untrue.
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Now, the charged circumstances surrounding this legislation has created a distorted and untrue narrative that is being pushed by the president.
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In both statements, Pishevar said it was his own decision to leave, and reiterated his claim that the allegations are untrue.
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We are proud of his courage in standing strong in the face of allegations against the Congressman that were demonstrably untrue.
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Investigators said the arrests came after authorities found evidence showing that the report about Avalos falling down the stairs was untrue.
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McGahn said he only knew about "damaging accusations" but did not ask what they were because Porter said they were untrue.
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Not only is a claim like "all Capricorns are feminine" untrue, it doesn't shed any additional light on that sign's behavior.
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But after hearing from Afiyie behind closed doors, Engelmayer said he had given "wilfully untrue" reasons for not appearing for trial.
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" Giuliani told the Times in a brief interview that the claim about the meeting involving Mulvaney and Cipollone was "categorically untrue.
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C.K. told the New York Times this week that the rumors about him (none of which involve underage individuals) are untrue.
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" Reached by BuzzFeed News at the same email address, Auerbach said the suggestion that he had written the emails was "untrue.
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Like Christopher, Greaves is unnerved by physical contact, untrue statements, and uncertainty, and he approaches challenges with a mechanical, scientific interest.
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Dennis' lawyer tells PEOPLE that Ravenel's claims are untrue and that their own submissions to the court will "discredit" his allegations.
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"The rumor that I'm building a spaceship to get back to my home planet Mars is totally untrue" — March 12, 2015.
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During the campaign, wild and untrue stories from fake news sites were occasionally posted to Facebook, where they were shared widely.
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Christensen also alleged that the girl had assaulted the school's principal, a claim that has since been proven to be untrue.
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Weinstein categorically denies these claims and his lawyers will respond in the appropriate legal forum with evidence proving they are untrue.
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Gross, likely untrue (they hadn't even met yet!) but pretty unsurprising, given the way women are often pitted against each other.
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Spokesmen from his department claim Mr Price flew private only when commercial flights were unavailable, but that appears to be untrue.
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So it's really not fair in the way they will attack people with untruths, without checking to make sure it's untrue.
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Afterward, he became embroiled in a weird controversy surrounding his untrue claim to have run a marathon in under three hours.
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But I'm telling you: The talking snowman out in our front yard is proving that both of those statements are untrue.
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"The rumor that I'm building a spaceship to get back to my home planet Mars is totally untrue" -- March 12, 2015.
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Beyond this, Trump has attacked the free press repeatedly and often by making claims in his attacks that are grotesquely untrue.
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Yet, of course, that would still make it an untrue statement — which most people call a lie and lawyers call perjury.
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"It is absolutely untrue that Jim asked to have dinner or that he asked to have his job," the source said.
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A bold assertion, to be fair, and not completely untrue given that sophistication requires an education that a laptop could provide.
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I don't say this is untrue because I know what your ex's problem is and can explain why he betrayed you.
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A lot of us stay at home more than clubbing now anyway, partly because some things said were hurtful and untrue.
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"The recent rumors that Intel has licensed AMD's graphics technology are untrue," an Intel spokesperson said in a statement to CNBC.
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He wrote, "Untrue allegations from decades ago are now being made against me that are not consistent with who I am."
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It's unlike anything you've ever gone through to be the subject of tens of millions of dollars of untrue, terrible attacks.
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The UAE said the Washington Post report was untrue, and that four Arab powers were discussing imposing new sanctions on Qatar.
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Cowlings is worried his character in the series -- played by Malcolm-Jamal Warner -- will be untrue and damaging to his reputation.
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A new law makes it illegal for journalists to publish "untrue news or data" (ie, anything that contradicts the official line).
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Duffy will likely wash out like the others in the coming months, having said several ridiculous and patently untrue things already.
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Both Butte County and Walmart said rumors that people would be kicked out of the tent city on Sunday were untrue.
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The claim that Viktor Vekselberg was involved or provided any funding for Columbus Nova's engagement of Michael Cohen is patently untrue.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang, asked about the report by Human Rights Watch, accused the group of making "untrue" statements.
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" Rafelson said Field's story was "totally untrue" and that he "didn't make anybody kiss me in order to get any part.
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And the second, as multiple presidents can attest, is simply untrue: governing does not end because an administration is being investigated.
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Though the charges were demonstrably untrue, Republicans, led by State Representative Randy Fine, who is Jewish, repeated them through the election.
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Instead of apologizing, Mr. Trump said the baseless conspiracy theory was started by his rival, Hillary Clinton — which was itself untrue.
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"We are sorry for the impact and harm these untrue remarks have had on China and the Chinese people," it said.
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"Governor ...Jazbec has no plans to resign," the central bank said in an emailed statement, rejecting the report as "entirely untrue".
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There's a deep tendency in our society to view mainstream status quo literature as having no politics, which is completely untrue.
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And that British spy was paying Russians for information to try to dig up stuff, true or untrue, on President Trump.
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That Pecker and Cohen acted entirely independently, spending their own money to silence allegations that the president has said are untrue.
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Now that that's out of the way, here are some untrue items about the climate, climate hawks, and the Paris Agreement.
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He said the goal isn't preventing people from saying untrue information but to stop the spread of fake news and misinformation.
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I remember my teacher said, "You'll never get publicity unless you pay for it," but that's proven to be so untrue.
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" Lauer himself apologized for his actions in a statement Thursday, but simultaneously said that some of his accusers' accounts were "untrue.
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"To suggest that we weren't interested in knowing the truth, or to hide what we knew, is simply untrue," he said.
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She realized she could not rebut what seemed untrue to her because she did not know her family's history well enough.
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Therefore, a polygraph examination in this context has absolutely no bearing on whether the events at issue are true or untrue.
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The couple told officers at the time that J.J. was staying with relatives in Arizona, which they later discovered was untrue.
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He does have a history of tweeting and saying untrue things about women so I guess this is just his character.
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Sources close to Rob tell TMZ ... recent reports claiming he's been dating the 'Love & Hip Hop' star are 100 percent untrue.
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At the time, the authorities cited Batukayev's terminal illness as the reason for the release - which investigators now say was untrue.
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They take advantage of a disenfranchised electorate to push denialist talking points—ill-informed at best and ridiculously untrue at worst.
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" This proved to be untrue and Vanessa dispelled the rumors by telling Us Weekly, "Sorry, we are very much still together!
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It's also untrue that churchgoers have denied COVID-19 testing, are hiding from authorities, and are prohibited from using face masks.
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At one point, Sadiq interested documentary filmmakers in his story, telling them his daughters had begged him to rescue them (untrue).
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"This story is completely untrue and Verizon is fully committed to supporting Google in 2020," a Verizon spokesperson told The Verge.
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Since March, users have been able to report stories that seem untrue and send them to a queue for the checkers.
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Corker, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, added that world leaders believe that what the president says is often untrue.
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"You seem to think endlessly reiterating untrue claims will lend them credibility, but it won't," Dr. Babakinejad wrote to Mr. Harper.
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Finding fault with its premises, they declared the study to be untrue, and awarded the candidate three "Pinocchios" for referencing it.
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Pirate Abdulaahi claimed the pirates killed a member of the marine force and injured another, but Hassan said that was untrue.
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Have you ever seen false information or hoaxes spread like wildfire there, only to discover later they were fake or untrue?
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American and South Korean officials say that that is untrue, and that China should instead focus on halting North Korea's threats.
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To that point, the "out to pasture" stereotype linked to retirement, particularly in the United States is now stale and untrue.
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" He admitted to being allergic to fact-checking and that some of the items in "Fire & Fury" may be "badly untrue.
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Tech companies have become rightly concerned about their unintended involvement in the dissemination of obviously untrue material purporting to be true.
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A key difference, however, was that in the "birther" case, journalists could say definitively that the conspiracy theorists' claims were untrue.
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" • Excerpt 1 from "'Five-Second Rule' for Food on Floor Is Untrue, Study Finds" (PDF)• Excerpt 2 from "I'm a Doctor.
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The current allegations sent to me by The New York Times range from the patently untrue to the frivolous and hurtful.
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"On the other hand, defamation and untrue statements that are damaging to people's reputations are also something our laws protect against."
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Kelly and I have sometimes very untrue things written about us, so in a way this was a bond between us.
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He often used racially charged rhetoric, repeated statements that were demonstrably untrue, and faced multiple accusations of sexual assault and harassment.
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GLOBAL REACH In a separate 2017 case, Swiss officials found HNA provided "untrue" details during its takeover of airline caterer Gategroup.
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You could say all of this and pretty much anything else you liked about Brexit, and it would not be untrue.
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We reached out to Hearnsberger but he did not respond -- however, he has said in the past the allegations are untrue.
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"Untrue and totally ridiculous," Sara Brady, a spokeswoman for club owner Barbara Poma, said in an email when asked about the claim.
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However, according to former team members, the film's depictions of violence, lavish partying, and, specifically, money laundering through strippers is entirely untrue.
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One of the best things about the internet is stumbling onto wild, insane, and totally untrue theories about movies and television shows.
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" The Times quoted Green as saying: "It is absolutely and completely untrue that I've ever made any sexual advance on Ms Maltby.
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Being single is a drag, and all the great things you've heard about dating apps are either completely untrue or largely embellished.
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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 third tweet, Hanks also included the invitation to the event, with the word "untrue" boldly written in red over it.
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NEW YORK (AP) — A trending story that claims Hillary Clinton won a total of 57 counties in the presidential election is untrue.
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We spoke to Libby Offutt ... who says Moss' allegations are completely untrue and an attempt to keep her from seeing her children.
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For example, the Washington Post's Philip Bump wrote that it's untrue that African Americans are living in poverty as a general rule.
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A spokesman for May said it was "categorically" untrue that Javid did not attend the banquet because of his criticism of Trump.
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Companies may rightly fear a world in which their bottom lines can shift wildly on the basis of a single, untrue tweet.
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I mean, to say that there&aposs nothing that is growth along this spectrum, just based on the facts seem -- seems untrue.
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"During the election, certain politicians made some untrue and irresponsible remarks," foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said during a regular press briefing.
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The lawyers "made these comments knowing they were untrue to distract from Mr. Smollett's farce and to promote themselves," the lawsuit states.
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He said Farrow's book "uses a variety of tactics to paint a fundamentally untrue picture" about NBC's handling of the Weinstein probe.
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Previous reports that he was in the Philadelphia or in the Baltimore area have turned out to be untrue, police have said.
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As Trump has repeatedly blasted Schiff for the inaccuracy of his comments, many of his own remarks about Schiff have been untrue.
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A small group of marchers carried banners claiming that "trans activists erase lesbians"—not only untrue, but an attempt to create division.
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Now, following the success of Dawson's documentary, a Chuck E. Cheese's spokesperson told The Verge that claims made by Dawson are untrue.
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These are widely debunked theories and stereotypes, but there was no indication given to the women who attended that they were untrue.
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Celsion assumes no obligation to update or supplement forward-looking statements that become untrue because of subsequent events, new information or otherwise.
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Somehow, in light of all this, slurping up potentially untrue rumors about celebrities in tabloids seems like an unsavory, almost irresponsible, hobby.
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Daily Mail US political editor David Martosko tweeted that Kelly's statement saying the first accusation was of only "emotional abuse" is untrue.
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It also said the two stories from BuzzFeed News contain "numerous untrue and misleading statements," though it did not detail the inaccuracies.
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Dee Dee told local charities and doctors that her daughter had the mental age of a 7-year-old, which was untrue.
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So it's worth taking each of his comments one by one, in order, to see just how untrue and dangerous they are.
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As for Christina's ex, sources close to Tarek tell us ... rumors of his jealousy are untrue and he's happy if she's happy.
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The one lie was so brazen, so obviously untrue, so recognizably false that even Fox News felt it necessary to correct Trump.
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" In a statement to People, Cooper said, "I am aware of the allegations being made against me and they are simply untrue.
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It's a saying that invokes logic, not love, but the idea that this technology is omniscient is comforting, even if it's untrue.
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"I acknowledged that I had a slip of the tongue when I used the word 'countless,' but it's not untrue," Sanders said.
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First, the only way to show the denials by both men are untrue is to prove the incidents took place as described.
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The police initially declined to make arrests, saying that no victims had come forward (an assertion that turned out to be untrue).
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Reports surfaced Tuesday that Markle was partnering up with Victoria Beckham on a bio-botox line, but we're told they're completely untrue.
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These allegations are untrue and I had hoped that they would no longer haunt me, or cause further disruption to my family.
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That people should only date signs that share their element (fire signs with fire sign, earth with earth, etc), it's so untrue!
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" She asserted, "I've had the best few months of my life," and insisted that any rumors of Tom straying were "totally untrue.
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"These stories about me and my grandfather are not only untrue, they are also hurtful to me and my family," she said.
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A state grand jury found her story to be untrue and all the men who were accused in the attack were exonerated.
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"The rumor that I'm building a spaceship to get back to my home planet Mars is totally untrue," he tweeted in 33.
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Finally, Wealthfront was also charged with making a willfully untrue statement of material fact in a registration application of report (Section 207).
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If Trump enjoyed any moment of the hearing, it was surely when Comey said a memorable New York Times story was untrue.
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The bizarrely confident tweet came out of the blue, and includes no pictures, no articles, and no reasoning behind the untrue statement.
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But when much of what a candidate says is brazenly untrue, the media becomes complicit in spreading misinformation by simply quoting him.
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And as much as Untrue would come to dictate future trends, its soul is firmly rooted in the sounds of the past.
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Well, Facebook user Iammoshow is out to prove that this is frankly untrue and he is enlisting his feline Ravioli for help.
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St. Jude chief technology officer Phil Ebeling on Thursday said "the allegations are absolutely untrue" but provided no specific examples of errors.
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But now even the basic narrative that millennials avoid taking on high-interest credit card debt is revealing itself to be untrue.
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Some whistleblowers have a history of filing suits, which may not make their allegations untrue, but it does add perspective, he said.
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Small- and mid-cap strategist at Jefferies Steven DeSanctis calls this untrue, because small caps are often suppliers to large-cap companies.
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Last year, when the federal government accused Alphabet of systematically underpaying women, Alphabet spokespeople were ready with statements calling the accusations untrue.
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The claim that Viktor Vekselberg was involved in or provided any funding for Columbus Nova's engagement of Michael Cohen is patently untrue.
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Those only aware of her overlap with Obama might make assumptions about her attitudes elsewhere, which would turn out to be untrue.
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That is simply untrue, the notion that government provides a more user-friendly and secure method than the private sector is laughable.
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CLINTON: Well, first of all, what he just said about the State Department is not only untrue, it's been debunked numerous times.
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We know that Trump said more than 2,000 things in his first year in office that were either partially or entirely untrue.
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"We can categorically state that the assertion that we are recruiting Chinese personnel to staff our Wisconsin project is untrue," Foxconn said.
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" The Los Angeles Times quoted an unnamed university source as saying the claims made in the blog were "untrue" and "absolutely psychotic.
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"The idea that you can regulate access to single-sex spaces by 'knowing' someone's true gender is of course untrue, " Strangio said.
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Thomas said it was "completely untrue" that Meghan used scholarships, financial aid, and a student job to pay for her own tuition.
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Though time and again proven untrue, this rhetoric—echoed in society as a whole—has only become more pervasive in recent years.
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"Any claims that we ever aimed to introduce quotas for electric cars are simply untrue and have no foundation," the statement said.
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Under the statute, you have to willfully deceive Congress — to know that what you were saying was untrue, and say it anyway.
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Cuba says the claim he grabbed a woman's breast Sunday night at Magic Hour Rooftop Bar & Lounge in Manhattan ... is absolutely untrue.
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He went to the house late Monday afternoon, packed up some of his stuff, and told our photog the allegations were untrue.
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This, too, is untrue: Throughout it, we clutched at each other, asking when the men would take their shirts off and kiss.
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"Statements are made about me by certain people in the Crazy Mueller Report...which are fabricated & totally untrue," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Darwin was neither the first, nor probably the last, to have a theory about the appendix that turned out to be untrue.
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"These defamatory utterances are untrue and damaging to the morale of the national team and USAT staff and coaches," their report said.
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Trump has maintained the reported claims are "untrue" as the White House works to block publication of some aspects of the book.
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" Trump then called into question why Bolton would write a book about his tenure "IMMEDIATELY" after his firing, calling it "nasty & untrue.
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In May, Grayson confronted Reid during a closed-door meeting of Congressional Progressive Caucus lawmakers, saying that the ethics allegations were untrue.
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In TV ads, Harris called out Pittenger for "[claiming] Donald Trump endorsed him [in 2016], just plain untrue," the ad's narrator says.
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Some of the leaked stories have proven to be untrue, giving the Trump administration political ammunition in its attacks against the press.
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The NCSC said the notion that there was no way to separate core and edge parts of the 5G network "remained untrue".
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The Washington Post reported Friday that some White House aides believed that Kelly suggested they tell an untrue version of the events.
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As it happens, this was untrue, as even Sputnik International, the Russian state-supported news service that helped promote the story, acknowledged.
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But when lawmakers asked Pruitt about that report later, he said it was "untrue," and that he was still planning the exercise.
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It took generations to establish the conventions of fiction sufficiently to allow readers to take pleasure in novels that were explicitly untrue.
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So when he's critiquing religion it's not because it's untrue but because he thinks it strips people of their sense of agency.
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Earlier in the day, Mr. Bali had tweeted that reports of the baby's death were untrue, only to later delete the statement.
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Broaddrick went a step further, filing an affidavit as Jane Doe #5 saying that the rumors about a sexual assault were untrue.
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Still, and not to let facts get in the way of a good story, even the meeting time Trump alleged was untrue.
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"If the President says something that cannot be proved or is demonstrably untrue, he devalues his own currency," he told the president.
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Companies like Facebook and Google have come under fire and have been accused of doing little to fight the spread of untrue stories.
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Investigators said the two were arrested after evidence was uncovered that Barron&aposs story about her son falling down the stairs was untrue.
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And the last quarter of GDP, the President loves to talk about this as the greatest jobs economy ever which is completely untrue.
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But a lot of things are possible, in the theoretical sense, that aren't worth speculating aloud because they are likely to be untrue.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel has pledged to change CPD culture after investigations showed police stuck with untrue narratives to make fatal shootings look justified.
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A White House spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment on which of the reasons given were true or untrue.
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The allegations are not only outrageous but untrue, Lepera said, noting that Perry later testified under oath that Dr. Luke never raped her.
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" As for Rudolph ... he's consistently maintained he did NOT call Garrett a racial slur, saying back in November the allegation was "totally untrue.
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Claims that Mystery Brand delivered "fake winnings" or failed to deliver goods at all are "completely untrue and unjustified," Perk told The Verge.
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"That&aposs wholly untrue," Brown said Monday during a 26-minute news conference as the winless Browns returned from a tumultuous bye week.
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What do you do when the guy who's about to be president tweets things that are unreliable, self-contradictory, or flat-out untrue?
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In a statement provided to Refinery29, Westwick's lawyer Blair Berk said that the evidence presented on behalf of the women was proven untrue.
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President Trump has demonstrated with painful clarity how even manifestly untrue tweets can move financial markets and embolden harassment of the worst kind.
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Steve McCann: Yeah, I always like to say that I learnt more there than I did in university which is probably not untrue.
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Conservators at the Getty have found that story to be demonstrably untrue, which is bad news for Smith and his sweaty painting campaigns.
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So Bannon, who'd been running the Breitbart operation, supplying a lot of the ... untrue, false stories ... Mossberg: You gotta start saying lies. Yeah.
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" Still, Yingling told 20/20 that Ron's claims were untrue as the estate "is not a prison," thus does not require an "escape.
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The media mogul admitted that she used to find reading untrue stories about herself bothersome — and even turned to Maya Angelou for advice.
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The Philadelphia Flyers dismissed head coach Dave Hakstol on Monday, hours after a team spokesman declared a report about Hakstol's imminent firing untrue.
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"It's crazy how people will make up lies and tell a story so false and untrue 2 get them some attention," Penn tweeted.
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George Lucas apparently used some underhanded, and probably untrue, facts about outer space to ensure that Fisher went without a bra while filming.
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Janet Jackson postpones her 'Unbreakable' world tour "The rumors are untrue," Jackson said in a video on her official Twitter account last month.
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Allen has read the article and found it untrue and disgraceful," says a rep for the director, whom a friend says is "stunned.
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" She also took aim at Trump's claim of unfair media coverage, calling his accusation that the press doesn't show his crowds "factually untrue.
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"If you are not sure of the source or concerned that the information may be untrue, think twice before sharing," reads another tip.
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Will suggested, "In the end, [Harry] hooks up with the girl and he becomes the dopest wizard in the world," which isn't untrue.
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Update: A press representative from Nickelodeon tells Refinery29 that the MoviePilot story about As Told by Ginger is untrue, and has been removed.
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He would go out and make statements that we had to walk back afterwards because he would say things which were factually untrue.
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She says Jayme's alleged captor may have made her feel like everything was her fault, something she hopes the teen knows is untrue.
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After the allegation was called out for being untrue, the outlet was forced to retract, citing "being in a hurry" for the mistake.
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A source at the Saudi foreign ministry denied comments attributed to Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Assaf as completely untrue, according to a statement.
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Kelly's lawyer has reportedly said the documentary contains false allegations, though he has not yet specified which ones are alleged to be untrue.
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In December of last year, some lawmakers said Trump would fire the special counsel before the new year — a rumor that proved untrue.
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If they had, and if information in the leaks was untrue, that could unfairly bias members of a jury, Manafort's lawyers have said.
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Like so many irresponsible, misleading or simply untrue tweets from the President, this allegation displayed a complete lack of respect for law enforcement.
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A Tesla representative told Business Insider when the suit was filed that Tesla had investigated the allegations and found them to be untrue.
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And then when clarification was put out by Ben Carson saying it's untrue, they got a statement and they didn't put it out.
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Shutdowns reinforce the unfair and untrue impression that federal service is populated with incompetent, lazy staff and work that is administrative and bureaucratic.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign exchange regulator said on Friday that recent media reports about forex controls are untrue and disturb normal market operations.
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After an extensive investigation, law enforcement officials said that his claim was untrue and he was charged with filing a false police report.
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I'm not even making it untrue by redacting, I'm leaving truth there but forcing a particular reading of the words on the page.
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A progressive emailed Podesta to say that Clinton "says things that are untrue" about Sanders and would like her to stop attacking him.
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Erratic and untrue and just plain nasty statements are par for the course at this point, even if some land harder than others.
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Even if it's untrue, it's easy to see why we need to believe these things, and therefore why we persist in believing them.
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The approach didn't work in Michigan, where Clinton was widely criticized for her basically untrue claim that Sanders opposed the auto industry bailout.
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Ms. Holmes also claimed that the Defense Department was deploying the company's test in battlefield settings, which was untrue, according to the complaint.
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" The pair also called Trump's claim that Brzezinski was bleeding from a face-lift untrue and pointed to his "unrelenting assault on women.
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In 2000, an untrue rumor that Senator John McCain had illegitimately fathered a black child helped tank his primary race in South Carolina.
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He also made a slightly more hedged but also untrue statement about Clapper on Wednesday when speaking to reporters before boarding Marine One.
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Omar married her own brother so he could secure a visa to the US. Omar has said the claim is absurd and untrue.
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That Trump said untrue things about a focal point of his plan also does not engender confidence in the rest of the measures.
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"That's absolutely untrue," Bernie Sanders tells @GStephanopoulos when asked about Biden criticism that Sanders would be a "burden" for House and Senate candidates.
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Cohen recalled speaking with Trump after the press conference about Trump's denial of any business dealings in Russia, which Cohen regarded as untrue.
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" The president claimed his former aid had "'begged' me for a non Senate approved job" and then "IMMEDIATELY [wrote] a nasty & untrue book.
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Yes, but: While you can generate bogus news stories more efficiently using automated text, not all stories created by automated processes are untrue.
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Warren wants to say things she knows to be untrue, we believe Facebook should not be in the position of censoring that speech.
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CNN has not specified what, if anything, in the story was untrue, only saying that the piece did not meet its editorial standards.
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But suddenly, amid charges of "fake news," outrageously untrue reports going viral and brazen lies, Rossini's 200-year-old opera seemed eerily contemporary.
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Israel also labeled as "absolutely untrue" reports that the deputies waited outside even though children were inside the building needing urgent medical treatment.
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That does not make it untrue, but a lot of these people don't believe that they're actually hurting other people by their policies.
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