"I wanted this movie to be truthful," he tells PEOPLE.
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And companies are bound by market regulations to be truthful.
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The statement said both answers were shown to be truthful.
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She is required to submit accurate information to be truthful.
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Nowadays we demand that representations of contemporary events be truthful.
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But only one of them had the courage to be truthful.
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"To be truthful, I still don't accept it," she told me.
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I think I just try to be truthful about how I feel.
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I don't know who will be excited for Varoufakis, to be truthful.
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But you also have to be truthful when things are not right.
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But you can't trust these people now, you got to be truthful.
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The White House and Congress must be truthful with the American people.
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" These actors, he added, have "the natural ability to always be truthful.
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"If you're being questioned by the FBI, just be truthful," Lewandowski added.
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For us, the performance should be truthful, whether or not it is stylish.
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Fully aware of their seductiveness, he doubts that they can ever be truthful.
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JORDAN: He was not under oath but is obligated to be truthful with Congress.
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Specifically, I expect that compelling evidence will show his categorical denial to be truthful.
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It was painful to not feel able to be truthful about who I am.
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If you're asked about that decision on an interview, Ten Haagen said, be truthful.
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Tuymans is a figurative painter who doubts whether visual representations can ever be truthful.
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After a while, it becomes easier to keep lying rather than to be truthful.
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Todd then asked a second time whether Giuliani believes the president to be truthful.
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"I want to be truthful with you without creating more speculative headlines," he said.
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The company will be relying on passengers to be truthful about any close encounters.
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But the essays were intended to be truthful and clear explanations of church controversies.
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Well, I mean, I felt I had to be truthful or forget about it.
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But let's be truthful: the list is long and still protected by the status quo.
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Everyone needs to follow the law and be truthful in their interactions with the FBI.
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I just want to be truthful at the end of the day, above anything else.
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" I felt I had a fiduciary responsibility [to be truthful] so I said, "Ed, no.
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As our top law enforcement officer, the AG must be truthful and uphold the law.
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From the beginning, we told them we would be truthful and not pull any punches.
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Before there is reconciliation, there must be truthful engagement with the conditions of Trumpian reaction.
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"Make sure what you are saying is true – it has to be truthful," he says.
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You do that by trying to be truthful — not trying to lay out every fact, because you can arrange a series of facts to tell any story you want, but to try to be truthful to who the characters were and to what they experienced.
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That case says, when you make an application for a warrant, you have to be truthful.
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If Twitch finds Scott's comments to be truthful, it's possible that the streamer could be banned.
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Your art has to be truthful and honest, or I don't think it speaks to people.
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And I&aposll have to be truthful he and I always didn&apost agree on everything.
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Cummings noted that he had warned Cohen about the need to be truthful in his testimony.
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You have to be honest, you have to be correct and you have to be truthful.
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"I want to be truthful with you without creating more speculative headlines," he told the Times.
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But the system relies partially on self-reporting and on the applicant's references to be truthful.
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It relies on the honor system and some passengers are just not going to be truthful.
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Iowa State officials wrote that scholars have an obligation to be truthful when providing public commentary.
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The information must be truthful and supportable, and if it includes any performance results, the firm must be truthful, offer context, disclose any limitations or deviations in the data, and have documentation both supporting the performance cited and the decision to offer it in that manner.
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If I could imagine it, and what I do imagine, is my life's passion, to be truthful.
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Kourtney challenges her former boyfriend to be truthful about his unfaithfulness that ultimately led to their separation.
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I wouldn't be truthful if I were to say I haven't used this ambiguity to my advantage.
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They wanted to be truthful, so their account couldn't be repudiated later if the full details emerged.
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And if I'm going to be truthful, that room began to expand only after he was dead.
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However, if one isn't truthful about one's ethnicity, what other things may they not be truthful about?
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Relationships are exceedingly important, it's pretty simple: Be yourself, be truthful, and don't expect relationships to flourish overnight.
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Mueller noted that he found Comey's retelling of events to the public to be truthful -- and not Trump's.
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I'm a perfectionist and I want to be truthful to my beliefs, if you know what I mean.
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To be truthful, you could say a lot more before it becomes clear what he's going to do.
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Kevin: To be truthful with you, I don't know if [today's DJs in Detroit] talk to each other!
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"I want to be truthful with you without creating more speculative headlines," he told The New York Times.
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It's important to not try to overthink and censor yourself, to be truthful and to say something honest.
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Free does not have to mean all free in order for the word to be truthful and effective.
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If Trump releases detailed medical records, as he's been promising to do, it's not clear they'll be truthful, either.
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Look for what others do well and congratulate them on their accomplishments; be truthful but humble about your own.
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Once you know how you compare to people with similar jobs, be truthful about your current compensation, Welch says.
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I always want to be truthful with my characters and, in those instances, that's ratcheted up ten thousand times.
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"I must be truthful and admit that there were lapses on the part of defense officials," Mr. Sirisena said.
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"I must be truthful and admit that there were lapses on the part of defense officials," the president said.
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The PIE Act also requires that all shared information be truthful and based on competent and reliable scientific evidence.
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It's something we all think about, in and out of therapy: Can I be truthful and still be loved?
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Musk wouldn't accept the deal because he believed that doing so "would not be truthful to himself," according to CNBC.
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It's easy to sensationalize manic depression, but you want it to be truthful and that's really been important to me.
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The government has an obligation to be truthful and transparent, and we plan to hold this administration to that standard.
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Screenwriter Tom Rob Smith said the series aimed to be truthful in its spirit, even if it gets some details wrong.
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Be truthful and accurate about challenges facing a task or project and then speak positively about your ability to overcome them.
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As I said in the movie, I chose to respect the program and to be truthful to the message and leave.
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I will always stay true to myself and be truthful to you, no matter what the opposition is saying about me.
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You have to be able to still reach down for what you need to supply in that moment to be truthful.
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Mr. He said that Peking University, as one of China's most prestigious institutions, had an obligation to be truthful and transparent.
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The first two were analyzed to be truthful and the third question was "inconclusive," according to the polygraph examiner, Ronald Slay.
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That's a strong incentive to make him not talk too hawkishly, but at the same time you've got to be truthful.
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To be truthful, he seemed rather lackadaisical in his attitude … definitely not the attitude of a loving husband whose wife is missing.
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She added that she hoped that her coming out would help her children feel emboldened to be truthful with themselves and others.
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He said he couldn't be truthful because lying was habitual, and that he feared I'd leave him if he told me everything.
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Be truthful about your job Money-Coutts isn't convinced about all the people on Happn who seem to work for Goldman Sachs.
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I wanted this to feel like an American movie—to be truthful to this town and these characters in small-town America.
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"I must be truthful and admit that there were lapses on the part of defense officials," Sirisena said in a televised address.
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Seth Meyers targeted a moment when Mr. Trump said he had to be truthful, or else the news media would attack him.
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Lombardo claims she did not believe the comments to be truthful, and did not interact with or see Bieber during his alleged visit.
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Being deceitful is woven into our very fabric, so much so that it would be truthful to say that to lie is human.
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Actually, they might if the used-car dealer is a long-lived institution with large capital investments, and thus incentives to be truthful.
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She said, 'What are your intentions?' and I said, 'This needs to be really dark and sexy, and it needs to be truthful.
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It is very subversive to be truthful and it is very subversive to just kind of the innocence of things as they are.
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The first step forward to safety is electing a leader who will be truthful with the American people about the realities we face.
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While the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act says cosmetic labels should be truthful, cosmetic products don't need the FDA's OK before hitting shelves.
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Kocak: In the climate of fake news and all that, I think it's more important to be truthful and not allow even "harmless" myths.
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I fail to understand why members of this committee or the American people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful.
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What about if they turn out to be truthful, and harmful to the President or his campaign (read, "family") by virtue of their truthfulness?
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Carrère's priority of frankness has forged, from book to book, new ways of managing to be truthful, new ways of including the first person.
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" With showrunner Kenya Barris at the helm, Anderson says the goal is always to "tell the stories of our community and be truthful to ourselves.
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" As evidence that it is programmed to be truthful, its last words to the remaining crew begin, "I can't lie to you about your chances.
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To be truthful, I'm in the dark meat camp for the most part, but I also welcome properly cooked, flavorful white meat on my plate.
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"I try and be truthful," Trump explained in his deposition in 2007, sounding like a kid who wants to be graded on effort rather than accuracy.
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He called on the graduating class to use their education to make a difference and to go out into the world and be truthful and kind.
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Once you know how your salary compares to people with similar jobs, she says you should be truthful with the interviewer about how much you make.
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" These motives need to be contrasted with "standing norms," which are basic injunctions that guide our behavior and include maxims like "be truthful" or "be polite.
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"The prosecutor in Dailey's case also testified that she believed Skalnik's testimony to be truthful at the time of trial," its justices wrote in their opinion.
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"I fail to understand why members of this committee or the American people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful," Omar said.
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Those judging the accuracy of the passes, however, were the coaches — a subjective method of evaluation, even if they were doing their best to be truthful.
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"Corporations must be truthful in their earnings releases to investors and have sufficient internal accounting controls in place to prevent misleading statements," Ms. White said on Tuesday.
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For example, all food additives and color additives must be approved by FDA before market entry, and the labeling of food must be truthful and not misleading.
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Mueller accused him in late 2018 of violating a plea deal that required him to be truthful in his sharing of information with the special counsel's office.
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" Gregg Sulkin Sulkin says, "I wanted to be truthful to the character in the comic book, but at the same time, have my own twist on it.
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Although parents should be truthful about the illness and show emotion about it, Loiselle says that crying uncontrollably in front of children can be scary for them.
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By choosing to be consistently untruthful about even the things on which he would seem most easily able to be truthful, Trump undermines his credibility about everything else.
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"To be truthful, I restricted my food intake intensely at previous pageants and was miserable, self-conscious and I never felt good enough," she admits in another post.
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One of the many stickers hailed the Sierra Club; another showed she had completed a half-marathon, and a third was an admonition: "Be truthful, gentle and fearless."
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The source familiar with the process with Bannon said Mueller's team may have been seeking to send a message that he needs to be truthful about what happened.
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The 93-year-old Carter, who is the third president to deliver Liberty University's commencement address, urged graduates to be truthful and kind in their lives beyond graduation.
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So I think "Can I be truthful and still be loved?" is the paradox we all live with, both in the therapy room and in our personal relationships.
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Surely, New Jersey, having a comic level of corruption in it, has brought to bear, but to be truthful, I was not... AXELROD: Governor of Illinois by the way.
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"My job at CEA is to advise the President, and that advice, for it to be truthful, needs to be protected by executive privilege, as it is," he said.
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I approached people who might not have been primary people in his life, and to be truthful, once I put the book together, I felt a twinge of guilt.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, whose time in office has been defined in large part by his frequent falsehoods and misleading statements, claimed Wednesday he tries to be truthful.
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As he often says, volume is like a polygraph for stocks: moves on thin volume mean the market is probably lying, while moves on high volume tend to be truthful.
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Expect the defense to argue that the requirement that the witnesses be truthful really means the witnesses must testify to whatever they think the prosecution deems to be the truth!
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" He adds ... "If I'm going to truly represent myself as someone who has built a career on finding the truth, then it's time for me to be truthful as well.
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": "Along the way, however, the camera also caught evidence against hope, and I eventually concluded that this too belonged in pictures if they were to be truthful and thus useful.
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But people who cooperated with the investigation counter privately that they had little choice but to participate, and they add they were compelled to be truthful or face potential prosecution.
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The very fact that the president cannot be counted on to be truthful is perilous, given the need for someone in that office to be reliable in times of crisis.
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There is also the slight possibility that this is an indictment which stated the facts required to be truthful to the court and that there is no evidence of collusion.
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"—Vanessa Lachey (@VanessaLachey) February 5, 2020—Vanessa Lachey (@VanessaLachey) February 5, 2020In one response, she joked that she'd like a "do-over" and added that she "just wanted to be truthful.
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For Pichai's statement to Congress to be truthful, there is only one possibility: that the company has put the brakes on Dragonfly since The Intercept first exposed the project in August.
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For instance, research shows people are more likely to be truthful about private topics, such as whom they plan to vote for, when they are privately filling out a poll online.
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The question that's always loomed over Manafort was whether Mueller needed his cooperation to make any case on Russian collusion, and whether that was thwarted when Manafort refused to be truthful.
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Every plea agreement in federal court requires the cooperator to be "truthful;" again, the government decides if it is, and also, initially whether a cooperator will get any credit at all.
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But in the case of Hillary the, quote, "cover-up" about the server and the unwillingness to be truthful about it and its origins and real purpose, has caused her terrible difficulty.
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With a longstanding reputation for ignoring and excusing bad behavior, there will be a lot of pressure on the company to make bold moves if Holder finds the allegations to be truthful.
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Things have harmonics, and if you're true to an idea as much as you can be, then the harmonics will be there and they'll be truthful even though they may be abstract.
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Instead, the F.B.I. reported that its agents had met with the source to "further corroborate" the dossier and found him to be "truthful and cooperative," leaving a misleading impression in renewal applications.
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Morgan said the first rule of managing a crisis is to be truthful, but added that this didn't just cover interactions with the press, but the relationship between a client and their spokesperson.
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In our case, we have four weird people in weird relationships in a weird situation, so we tried to be truthful to the strange situations that the four of them find themselves in.
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Jones: I mean, they didn't have creative sign off, but I think [Shadow and Lavelle] found the film to be truthful, and they wanted to help make it more in depth and real.
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His friendly presence will fill the stage at Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts, where this musical adaptation will focus on Clifford's Big Ideas: precepts like be truthful, be kind and help others.
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A BI interview, while carrying a burden to be truthful, is not sworn and would be logically redundant to that which already has been offered, by both, as an official record under oath.
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"Our police officers are expected to be truthful and honest at all times because people's fates and the integrity of the justice system depend on that," said Eric Gonzalez, the Brooklyn district attorney.
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Against my better instincts I decided to be truthful and announced that Phish was the band I was most listening to, even obsessively so, although I had not yet been to a concert.
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But more than half of those in each category disclosed new information because of the polygraph, either during a test that found them to be truthful or in questioning after one that indicated lies.
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Expect the prosecution also to say that the immunized and cooperating witnesses have an extra incentive to be truthful because their immunity and cooperation agreements can be revoked if the witnesses lie under oath.
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"We would not have called Mr. Wildstein or any other witness unless we were completely confident that that witness's testimony was going to be truthful, accurate, and corroborated by other evidence," Mr. Fitzpatrick said.
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After bickering over Mellie's refusal to be truthful about why she stuck by her man all those years, Olivia realized it's the same reason she left: The relationship really worked best as a love triangle.
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Clinton is a candidate who made the grave misjudgment, as secretary of state, of using a private email server; and then said, untruthfully, that the F.B.I. had declared her to be truthful in her answers.
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If there is, in fact, "NO COLLUSION" or otherwise untoward or illegal behavior to conceal, and only potentially embarrassing political details, the applicable lesson from the Clinton saga is: Either be truthful -- or quiet. 3.
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The president and his allies have, in turn, attempted to undermine Cohen's credibility, even as Mueller's team said in court that the former Trump lawyer has sought to be truthful in his assistance to investigators.
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"The enormous consequences to General Cartwright of this prosecution and his very public fall from grace already have been more than sufficient to warn others to be truthful in speaking with federal investigators," they wrote.
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You can talk about her enemies and the damage they have done to her, but there are so many of these self-inflicted wounds that come from an unwillingness to be truthful at various important times.
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" The California congressman replied, "If a witness is willing to say things that aren't true outside the committee on behalf of the boss, we need to know because it reflects whether she'll be truthful in the committee.
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The betrayed wife might also have been entitled to assume that the church was a community of people who would ordinarily be truthful with one another, especially about matters on which the church has a strong position.
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And I think for somebody who speaks out, you have to recognize that certain responsibility to be truthful in the way that you speak, to listen to others who may disagree, to do it in a civil way.
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" During the Percoco trial, Mr. Howe, who admitted to leading a life of lies, unpaid bills and defaulted mortgages, testified that his deal required him to be truthful and if he lied, prosecutors could "rip up this agreement.
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"I think the general guidance I would give anybody is to be truthful, make sure your review reflects your own genuine experience," he says, adding that consumers should take care not to exaggerate or inflate their own experiences.
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Stone, who expanded his legal team in October, has insisted that he did not have advance knowledge of WikiLeaks plans, pointing out in an email to The Hill last year that two polygraph tests found him to be truthful.
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Asghar Farhadi's Oscar winner for best foreign- language film "is a rigorously honest movie about the difficulties of being honest, a film that tries to be truthful about the slipperiness of truth," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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For many, that's what yoga is at its core: not only an exercise routine embodied by the physical practice but a life path that asks its students to look inward, shun desire, move toward contentment and be truthful and nonviolent.
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Ian Daniel: I think you want the show to be balanced—you want it to be fun, you want it to be moving, you want it to be inspiring, you want it to be real, you want it to be truthful.
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Sanders told The New York Times in May that she tries to deliver the "best and most accurate information at the time that I can" and feels a responsibility to be truthful in her role as chief White House spokeswoman.
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The reason that atheists were not allowed to testify in court for so long was the certainty that witnesses who were unwilling to swear an oath to God had no reason to be truthful, since they did not fear divine judgment.
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Glen Kopp, a former assistant U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, said Manafort could have lied about a number of smaller items that raised doubt among prosecutors about whether he would be truthful about other, bigger issues.
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Heather seems smart and seasoned enough, however, to maintain her ethics without being quite so dumb; she could have easily decided to be truthful without going the extra-naive step of allowing the video of her interview to be released.
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Why it matters: The polygrapher, Ronald Slay, told the Journal that her response "about having unprotected sex with Mr. Trump in July 2006 to be truthful," and her statement that she was promised a spot on The Apprentice was inconclusive.
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Now, even in a case like that, the debriefing process can take a while because you have to make sure they're not only being truthful about what they were doing in the room, they have to be truthful about everything.
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However, Manafort's attorneys said in their own portion of the filing that he met with Mueller's officials "numerous times" following his plea deal and that he believes his answers to be truthful and not constituting a breach of the agreement.
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"To be truthful, I restricted my food intake intensely at previous pageants and was miserable, self-conscious and I never felt good enough," she writes, going on to explain that there was no "perfect" weight that stopped her from comparing herself to others.
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That was the kind of germination of the story for Mildred: to just be truthful to that rage and that pain, especially when it's aimed at the ineptitude of a bunch of people who aren't, in her eyes, doing enough to help.
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Abrams, in 2628 you pleaded guilty to two counts of withholding information from Congress regarding the Iran-Contra affair…I fail to understand why members of this committee or the American people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful.
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Sanders told The New York Times that she tries to deliver the "best and most accurate information at the time that I can," adding that she has a responsibility to be truthful and accurate in her role as chief White House spokeswoman.
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"To the extent Cohen might have been able to provide substantial assistance, those efforts were completely undermined by his inability to be truthful both with this office and in his public statements," the prosecutors said in a filing in Manhattan federal court.
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Last week, the show's book writer, Lynn Nottage, stepped into a minefield when she gave an interview to The Daily Mail in which she suggested that she found the two men who detailed abuse allegations against Jackson in a new documentary to be truthful.
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A part-time yoga instructor who was fond of kale, owned rescued pets and drove a Nissan Cube with a bumper sticker saying "Be truthful, gentle and fearless," she had passed several security screenings and had no history of disciplinary problems in the military.
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To choose between the conflicting narratives, the fact finder might look at each party's motivations to lie or be truthful, the internal consistency or inconsistency of each story, each person's ability to perceive and recall, and each person's record of past truthfulness or untruthfulness.
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Sometimes I think about it a bit as, you know, if you write a historical novel and you do all this research — and the more you know, the more difficult it becomes, because you realize how it looked, and you want to be truthful to that.
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We cannot trust that a story is true simply because we want it to be—and while it's often impossible to know the whole truth in a criminal case, we can at least be truthful about the limits of our knowledge and the extent of our doubt.
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Musk refused to sign the deal because he felt that by settling he would not be truthful to himself, and he wouldn't have been able to live with the idea that he agreed to accept a settlement and any blemish associated with that, the sources said.
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Musk reportedly refused to sign the deal as he felt by settling he would not be truthful to himself and he wouldn't have been able to live with the idea that he agreed to accept a settlement and any blemish associated with that, the report said.
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"I don't understand why members of this committee or the American people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful," she said in her initial comments to Abrams, who pleaded guilty in 1991 to withholding information from Congress in the Iran-Contra investigation.
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Indeed, the toughest part for a team and a player is determining how many aches and pains can be considered just part of the job and not something that requires an M.R.I. or a stay on the D.L. More than anything, players have to be truthful.
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But rather than flagging the disconnect for the court — or deciding not to seek a renewal — the F.B.I. reported that its agents had met with the source to "further corroborate" the dossier and found him to be "truthful and cooperative," leaving a misleading impression in renewal applications.
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" Asked for comment, the White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, said in an emailed statement, "We believe in free press and think it is an important part of our democracy, but the press also has a big responsibility to the American people to be truthful.
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I have weekly therapy, a monthly psychiatrist, an emotional support dog (granted, my dog needs an emotional support dog too), antidepressants, two mentors, a daily gratitude list, and, despite my best efforts to avoid humans, a number of close friends with whom I can be truthful.
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"People are willing to be truthful and real and say, 'Yes this person looks like us, but we're going to call it out because it needs to be called out,'" says Jeffrey Gardere, a commentator and psychologist who teaches at Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine in New York City.
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Trump's call for his legal team to be truthful in its arguments is sure to raise some eyebrows given the president's own propensity for making false or misleading statements; The Washington Post fact-checker determined that Trump made 16,241 false or misleading claims in his first three years in office.
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" Sutton added: "Just like in the Parkland shooting I have to face the facts and treat matters like this legitimately and so when there is a screw-up or when there is an embarrassment like this, I have to be truthful about it as much as I find it distasteful to talk about.
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TV's "Rising" on Thursday that he plans to be truthful in talking with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's team, saying he is not Michael Cohen.
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Fox News legal analyst Andrew Napolitano said Wednesday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE faces "at least four potential felonies" if Michael Cohen's testimony before Congress is found to be truthful.
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She proved that again last week with her assertion on "Fox News Sunday" that James Comey, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, had declared her to be truthful in her answers about her decision to use a private email server for official State Department business — a grossly misleading interpretation of an F.B.I. report that pointed up various falsehoods in her public explanations.
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If they really want to be truthful, the problems in this country are not because of Mexicans and Muslims, and if they want to, in any way, confront what's really going on, the problems in this country is you have one party in America whose sole purpose is to freeze the government and to not fix any of the problems that are associated with it.
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Former Trump campaign manager Corey LewandowskiCorey R. LewandowskiPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Ocasio-Cortez mocks 'White House ethics' in Instagram post Democrats bicker over strategy on impeachment MORE suggested Tuesday that he was under no obligation to be truthful to members of the news media after House Democrats pressed him on his past remarks on national television.
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A source who spoke to CNBC's Robert Ferris added [emphasis ours]: Musk reportedly refused to sign the deal because he felt that by settling he would not be truthful to himself, and he wouldn't have been able to live with the idea that he agreed to accept a settlement and any blemish associated with thatThe terms of the SEC's suit call, among other things, for Musk to be barred from acting as an officer or director of a public company, though the settlement also stipulated Musk's temporary removal as a director, according to CNBC.
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley — Presented by Philip Morris International — UN calls for probe into alleged Saudi hack of Bezos | Experts see effort to 'silence' Washington Post | Bezos tweets tribute to Khashoggi Trump says Zuckerberg presidential run 'wouldn't be too frightening' Hillicon Valley: Biden calls for revoking tech legal shield | DHS chief 'fully expects' Russia to try to interfere in 2020 | Smaller companies testify against Big Tech 'monopoly power' MORE also told Congress last year that political advertising on Facebook does not have to be truthful or accurate.
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There are, of course, nights (or mornings more usually, to be truthful, mornings when I am hungover and realize that last night I was surrounded by couples and now I am rigidly alone, with only a book and a phone next to me; the mornings when I drag myself to the gym down the road and sit in the steam room with other sad and lost men, men who do not like the facts of their lives nor life's texture, men who sit with clenched fists and necks craned deep into their chest) when I am forced to consider just how voluntary my decision to abscond from the world of sex is.
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