Instead, it may be a false impression that this is enough.
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Critics said the results of the pay study could give a false impression.
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" • "Critics said the results of the pay study could give a false impression.
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He allegedly gave Kenney the false impression his daughter was being abused by Berreth.
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The collective media coverage failed to make this distinction and created a false impression.
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It was a "false impression" that all the money seemed to go to the men.
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Some AI experts have criticized the demonstration for giving a false impression of the dataset.
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Planned Parenthood has said the tapes were heavily edited to leave the false impression of wrongdoing.
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Planned Parenthood has said the videos were heavily edited to leave a false impression of wrongdoing.
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I know that my public comments and my silence about this matter gave a false impression.
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Many who bought bank bonds were under the false impression that they were as safe as deposits.
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They're commonly billed as the "hookup" generation, but this gives a false impression of millennials, explained Monto.
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This had led to the false impression that America's car industry has outsourced most of its work.
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Imagine if states forced food companies to give consumers the false impression that their products weren't safe.
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Biden also gave the false impression that the monitor was the reason the number of stops declined.
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The plot treats revelations like the jelly beans; each new detail provides a false impression of balance.
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Nevertheless, we dutifully repeated it, leading to the false impression that some people might actually like Ted Cruz.
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This has given some Sanders supporters the false impression that he has lost because of the unelected superdelegates.
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The protests might also give the false impression that Native American tribes had no input to the project.
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But it also was kind of a trick that allowed viewers to come away with a false impression.
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"Shows like the 'Antiques Roadshow' give a false impression of the value of old junk," Dr. Klontz said.
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The Senate's proposal also gives the false impression that we can sign and signal our way to safety.
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Check. Misleading examples and calculations to give the false impression of a tax cut for the middle class?
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There's also the matter of the internet, which she fears gives the false impression that clothes are free.
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A creative donor could donate to a charity through numerous DAFs, giving the false impression of widespread public support.
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It gives readers the false impression that machine learning systems are more complex and autonomous than they actually are.
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This lack of context could give a false impression of the risks of connected medical devices' susceptibility to hacking.
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The judges said Apple's press release gives consumers and retailers the false impression of unlimited availability of the phones.
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Bob tells me he hates the way soft porn gives such a false impression of the true nature of bondage.
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And sadly, these deliberations all rely on a false impression of what's actually happening in Mexico, and along the border.
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Murray played into this false impression by using the Middlebury incident as a portend for a much larger cultural shift.
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It left Barr and the Justice Department in the worst possible position and created the false impression of a coverup.
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Second, President Trump persisted in fueling the false impression that he has effectively addressed the grave threat from North Korea.
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You could fall under the false impression that every thought you have about your partner is true, but you'd be wrong.
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Often, at night, a racket of clawed feet on the roof produces the false impression that animals have penetrated the abode.
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Joshua Levy, a lawyer for Fusion GPS, said Grassley was giving a false impression of the group's interactions with the committee.
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Too many Americans have the false impression that Republicans only engage with rural voters and leave the suburbs by the wayside.
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The Puerto Rican and federal governments are creating the false impression that the emergency is over, said Cayey Mayor Rolando Ortiz.
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Would seem to indicate that one or more people sought to create the false impression of a safety issue where none existed.
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I feel embarrassed that in the moment, I was trying to make Jimmy laugh, only to create confusion and a false impression.
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And it gives a false impression that somehow medicine is a version of psychic power — you can do it from a distance.
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I'm sure I care a little," adding, "It frustrates me in general that millions of people have a false impression of me.
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The practice gives the false impression that a long list of Americans, including some prominent public figures, write directly for the website.
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This is an apparent tactic to give users the false impression that the page is connected to a local website or group.
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The beef is better than you might expect but will not give you the false impression that Don Peppe is a steakhouse.
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Legalization gives the false impression that marijuana is safe and, research shows that perceptions of harm associated with its use have decreased.
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Wash trades involve a cheater trading with herself to give a false impression of market demand that lures other to dive in too.
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The Republican Party's concern for left-behind coal miners (and coal-mine operators) can give a false impression of the industry's importance, however.
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"It becomes an echo chamber for only supporters to be heard, which creates a false impression of public opinion," Fallow told BuzzFeed News.
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I also think it gave some people the false impression that I was admitting to doing things that in fact I haven't done.
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" Kurtz also argued that the AP created a "false impression by not mentioning that I called for the very same graphic shortly afterward.
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He said local and foreign opponents were conspiring to give a false impression that Venezuela is on the verge of a debt default.
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Then, at the same offset, their biased algorithm picked out the imperfectly subtracted bits of signal in the noise, reinforcing the false impression.
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" In response, Media Matters published a piece titled "How NPR's Terry Gross Created A False Impression That Hillary Clinton Stonewalled On Marriage Equality.
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Because of this, she explains, many of Bikke-the-chip's followers are under the false impression that there's only one chipmunk in their photos.
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But the sudden attention gave some the false impression that the number of cases was unusually high — that something more sinister was going on.
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A final concern is that this legislation gives the false impression that many full time workers do not earn enough to make ends meet.
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"Would seem to indicate that one or more people sought to create the false impression of a safety issue where none existed," he wrote.
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In doing so we have given a false impression of Afghan capabilities and ignored the fundamental weaknesses of the Afghan National Security Forces (ANSF).
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I think some roboticists would say this is a bad idea, as it gives people a false impression of the intelligence and autonomy of robots.
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First, because 42m people had already voted by then, many of them labouring under a false impression that Mrs Clinton faced an imminent FBI indictment.
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But these numbers are offset by the fact that a majority of the public buys into the false impression that his wealth is self-made.
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Cohen did so, prosecutors said, to minimize links between Trump and the proposal, and give the false impression the talks ended before the Iowa caucus.
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According to the police press release, Smith was charged with receiving stolen property and theft by deception-false impression, and turned herself in on Monday.
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Let us work to put an end to any false impression by lawmakers and others that these remedies are soft, extra-curricular activities for inmates.
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Campaigners against GRA reform are either labouring under, or deliberately promoting, the false impression that a female-only service is reserved exclusively for non-trans women.
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Catalonia's regional government said new measures including a ban on police time off were over the top and meant to create a false impression of crisis.
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It said the manipulations gave the false impression that wait times at facilities in Arkansas, California, Delaware, Illinois, New York, Texas and Vermont met agency targets.
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"The company also accused Google of creating a "false impression of 'mass exploitation'" and "stoking fear among all iPhone users that their devices had been compromised.
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" But Franken added: "I also think it gave some people the false impression that I was admitting to doing things that in fact I haven't done.
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She argued that playing Tyler's songs at rallies was creating a false impression that he was a Trump supporter, an argument that Rihanna's lawyer also made.
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Nature is one interconnected system, but language necessitates that we chop it up and label the pieces, giving a false impression of what it's really like.
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There is a disturbing disconnect between the public descriptions and the actual claims in this complaint, leaving many with a false impression, and perhaps false hope.
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The regulator said that some buyers were warned that other users were looking at the same hotel, giving them a "false impression" of a room's popularity.
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"Jill Stein is not trying to help Hillary Clinton, so anyone under the false impression that's what she's trying to do is being hoodwinked," Miller said.
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The inflated number of undecideds might give us a false impression that "undecided voters" will ultimately cast a vote when it's more likely that they won't.
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They were apparently under the false impression that Reuters had ordered its camera operator to shut down as Trump was receiving a blessing from the pastor.
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Despite his role in pushing for an escalation of strikes in Yemen, Mattis has warned that drone warfare can give a false impression that war is manageable.
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That swap allegedly had the effect of giving the SEC the false impression that MSMB Capital Management had assets under management that it actually did not possess.
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The mistake also created the false impression that many Africans outside of East Africa shared a lot of genes with Eurasians, DNA not found in Mota's genome.
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Carey Mulligan may have been under the false impression SUN-dance did not require headgear, but she learned a hard lesson Saturday during the famous film festival.
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He decided to talk about it in the hope that his story might be a warning to other people under the false impression that vaping is safe.
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Investors would likely pay more for its stock if they didn&apost have the false impression that its business was so dependent on search advertising, he said.
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The EPO was mailed using several courier services and accompanied by ice packs that aimed to give clients a "false impression" of pharmaceutical-grade safety, police said.
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And the ongoing burden I experience of people either calling me out in person or on social media based on the false impression created by the story.
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Officials deny that the territories are being treated differently than states and blame the media for creating the false impression that relief has been slow to arrive.
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The companies would contact the potential recruits and encourage them to enroll at specific for-profit schools under the false impression that the U.S. military endorsed the organizations.
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Prosecutors said Cohen gave congressional investigators the false impression that talks about the possible tower ended in January 2016, just as the presidential primary season was kicking off.
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Now, on to Qualcomm's response, headline included: The latest statement issued by Broadcom is disingenuous and clearly intended to create a false impression about Qualcomm's level of engagement.
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Uber and Lyft leave the false impression that independent contracting is essential to deliver services because otherwise they could not provide the flexibility many of its drivers desire.
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The case "even threatens to further complicate the issue by giving certain parties in the disputes the false impression they could profit by deliberately creating chaos", Xinhua added.
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Sir Patrick Stewart, 76, recently revealed on The Graham Norton Show that he spent most of his life under the false impression he was circumcised as a baby.
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It's almost like nobody minds this false impression as long as it lets off steam that would otherwise be applied to actually chipping away at the trade consensus.
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You see, consumers are in danger of purchasing buttercups under the false impression they go well on toast, and band teachers might blow their budgets on trumpet vines.
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"There's this very false impression that because there were allegations and court proceedings but he wasn't convicted that he's been acquitted, so it must be OK," says Friedman.
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That's because those investors are under a false impression that "we may be having a thaw in our trade war with China," the "Mad Money" host said Thursday.
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The ethical business model incentivizes efficiency in the use of resources and the choice of tactics that advance the campaign, rather than creating a false impression of success.
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By saying "we never see them again," Trump is giving the false impression that undocumented immigrants "never" show up for court proceedings after they're released from US custody.
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Depression and other risk factors Packages labeled as a safe and "natural" blend of herbs may give a false impression that the drug is a safe alternative to marijuana.
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Because of this, the only country that was accurately reporting on the pandemic was neutral Spain, which gave the false impression that Spain was hit hardest by the pandemic.
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Lewis and other black artists are also missing from iconic photographs of that time, which gives the false impression that only white painters worked in an Abstract Expressionist style.
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HANNITY: You said maybe you would let him answer a few limited questions on collusion, but not -- GIULIANI: No, I don&apost want to give them a false impression.
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They said misleading rhetoric in refugee-hosting countries was creating the false impression that the country was safe for people to return to, even though it remained highly dangerous.
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First, in a Rose Garden ceremony in early June, he announced that the U.S. would withdraw (leaving the false impression that the goals set in the agreement are mandatory).
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Sara and an aide allegedly created the false impression that there were no cooks employed at the residence, when in fact there were, according to the Israeli Justice Ministry.
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That was nine days during which millions of voters went to the polls under the false impression — created by Mr. Comey's action — that there was new evidence against Mrs.
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In November, Chanel filed a lawsuit against the RealReal accusing the business of selling counterfeit Chanel products and giving consumers the false impression that the two companies were affiliated.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist According to legend, Grigory Potemkin, one of Catherine the Great's ministers (and her lover), created a false impression of prosperity when the empress toured Ukraine.
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But on Thursday, as some of Europe's leading opera houses considered canceling his future engagements, Mr. Domingo said he wanted to "correct the false impression" his statement had created.
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He said the "cumbersome, political and misleading" process reveals no new information about a bank while giving the false impression that the firm could collapse without triggering a crisis.
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Worse the travel ban while certainly pragmatic, fuels the false impression that combating Islamism is anti-Muslim xenophobia and stokes fears that anti-Muslim xenophobia is official American policy.
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It has long been argued that Trump is a capital-B Bullshitter in the Harry Frankfurt sense of the word, using unfalsifiable language to create a specific but false impression.
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While he denied many of the allegations against him, saying that people are under "the false impression that I had done things I simply hadn't done," he was still quitting.
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The attempted de-platforming of Murray was wrongheaded—and the violence committed was despicable—but it feeds into a false impression that his ideas are suppressed in society at large.
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"I don't want people to have the false impression that you got rid of J'ouvert, and now there's no more gun violence in the city of New York," he said.
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"The bail agents against me had hundreds of bots working in order to create the false impression that there were people against me," Mr. Hertzberg said in a recent interview.
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In addition, Ms. Patel was forced to issue an embarrassing clarification, walking back the false impression she gave The Guardian that Mr. Johnson was aware of her meetings in advance.
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Bossert claimed many news reports contain outdated or misleading information that has created what he said is a false impression the White House has neglected the people of Puerto Rico.
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Morocco said last month it would not host the 2016 Arab League meeting as scheduled, saying it wanted to avoid giving a false impression of unity in the Arab world.
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"We are concerned that you and your Administration are attempting to give a false impression and shift the blame for failed leadership in combating the Zika virus," the lawmakers wrote.
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Asked by Berman if the need to exercise "precaution" was because he didn't trust Campbell or himself, Foster said he was worried that the situation may inadvertently create a false impression.
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In the case of all those school shootings, Katz, who says this sort of study produces a false impression through "deceptive inclusion," notes CNN's report includes things such as BB guns.
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" The government responded by calling the article "selectively leaked quotes" that are "designed to give a completely false impression that the U.K. is considering granting visa liberalization to some Turkish citizens.
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The Israelis have described the Palestinian effort as a public-relations campaign that has created a false impression that Palestinian statehood is becoming a reality, whether Israel accepts it or not.
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"We've gotten to a place where it is normal to drink diet soda because people have the false impression that it is healthier than indulging in a regular soda," Swithers said.
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Apple claimed that Google's research created "the false impression" of a "mass exploitation" and that the attacks were only operational for two months, not two years, as first implied by Google.
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Tasked with helping their South Vietnamese counterparts to improve provincial governance, the arrival of the teams gave the false impression that the war now entered a more peaceful, less destructive phase.
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This gives fans a false impression of how much business their clubs are likely to do, while also building them up for constant disappointment as supposed transfer targets pass them by.
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"Still life," though, gives a false impression of these paintings, in which the bold colors of his expressionist phase become floors for objects arranged not in static contemplation, but frozen in action.
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Democrats also note, with reason, that the memo creates the false impression that evidence supposedly used to corroborate Mr Steele was inaccurate or misleading, when that evidence was not used as corroboration.
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At first glance, the comparable Gini coefficient to Western democracies gives the false impression that all is economically well-balanced in the kingdom and, therefore, that corruption has not hindered economic growth.
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And one of the most dangerous places on a college campus is a safe space, because it creates the false impression that we can insulate ourselves from those who hold different views.
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At the time, prosecutors said Cohen lied in order to "minimize links" between Trump and the project and give the false impression that the discussions ended before the January 2016 Iowa caucus.
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Lobbyists who do work with foreign governments insist they comply with FARA, and some have suggested that the recent charges give the false impression that the industry is characterized by shady dealings.
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He has also found other unusual trading patterns, including dozens of cases of "spoofing" and "layering," illegal trading strategies of placing and canceling orders to create a false impression of demand or supply.
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If conservatives have a false impression of the state of higher education, and they believe in the open persecution of conservatives, there will be less support for the public financing of higher education.
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Small budgets and limited time mean that filmmakers use captive animals for hunts, chum waters to send sharks into feeding frenzies, and otherwise sensationalize footage, giving audiences a false impression of animal behavior.
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That said, the tools that statistics-keepers use to measure the economy are never perfect, so there could be problems not yet understood that are creating a false impression of a productivity drought.
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Another is that two groups have been conflated into one, creating a false impression of causality: Consumption has declined mainly among more educated, wealthier Americans, while obesity and diabetes disproportionately afflict the poor.
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"We got fixated on the very few things we just happened to see preserved in the archaeological record, and we got this false impression that this was an abrupt change," Dr. Zeder said.
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It's the kind of regional homage that one might find at the fair, but also an allusion to the false impression of household bliss that the mastery of the "domestic arts" might imply.
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This should not be forgotten, since the Trump administration is using much the same playbook to create a false impression that war is the only way to address the threats posed by Iran.
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What bothers me a lot is that there's so little effort by the Democratic candidates and like-minded others to correct the false impression that the low jobless rate is President Trump's doing.
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But F.B.I. officials said only that they found the source "truthful and cooperative," leaving the false impression in renewal applications that his account had confirmed — rather than raised doubts about — the dossier's reporting.
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He had lied about the timing of the negotiations "to minimise the links between the Moscow project and [Mr Trump]" to "give a false impression that the Moscow project ended before the 'Iowa caucus'".
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During the period, the traders placed thousands of orders for precious metals futures contracts only to cancel just before execution, thereby creating a false impression of increased supply or demand, according to the DOJ.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has sued Cleveland law firm Weltman Weinberg & Reis alleging that it sent millions of debt collection letters giving the false impression that attorneys were involved in consumers' collection cases.
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Many people have the false impression that alcohol isn't a drug—or at least one they should be worrying about consuming—which can lead them to be thoughtless about what they mix it with.
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"If you look at the primary you can get the false impression that the super rich are losing," says Fred Wertheimer of Democracy 21, who has worked for campaign finance reform for three decades.
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Those on the left accuse the right of using well-placed tokens to create the false impression of a diverse, dynamic movement that both values and is supported by women and people of color.
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You curate whom you follow based off your tastes, and that can give the false impression that everything you're doing is perfectly fine, even as you swim out into darker and more dangerous waters.
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Since Pull My Hair Back came out, she's been outspoken about how some listeners and media had the false impression that the music was all Greenspan, when in fact their process is far more collaborative.
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The Bundeswehr says the YouTube content aims to offer a realistic and authentic image of life in the military, but some politicians and children's rights advocates argue the glossy marketing gives minors a false impression.
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One perhaps less obvious danger of covering mass shootings so extensively is that it might overemphasize their role in gun violence in America, furthering the false impression that mass shootings are what's driving the epidemic.
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" BDS have long called for a cultural boycott of Israel, arguing that when international artists play in its venues "they help to create the false impression that Israel is a 'normal' country like any other.
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Otherwise they risk damaging their key users' reputations with 'unverifications' and suspensions that give the false impression of harassment, abuse or some other kind of bad behaviour, of which of course I am not guilty.
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Otherwise they risk damaging their key users' reputations with "unverifications" and suspensions that give the false impression of harassment, abuse or some other kind of bad behaviour, of which of course I am not guilty.
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Queen Rania's office noted that blogs only share the retail price of clothes, which creates a "false impression of reality," as the royal's wardrobe is largely borrowed, received as gifts or purchased at reduced prices.
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The complaint claims that Scores Holding Co and the Penthouse Executive Club stole their images to create the false impression that they worked at or endorsed the strip clubs, in violation of the Lanham Act.
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Bledsoe argues that many in the party have distanced themselves from the "shale windfall," ceding ground to Republicans and giving the "false impression" that most Democratic lawmakers agree with "keep it in the ground" advocates.
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In another misleading move, the materials Juul circulated said that the class was based on Stanford's, giving some educators the false impression that the professor worked alongside the company to develop its anti-vaping curriculum.
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The buttoned-down Mueller, who keeps an intense but restrained demeanor, wrote a letter to Barr in late March, accusing the attorney general of creating a false impression, in his summary, of what the record found.
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Posting identical messages to multiple accounts, or simultaneously retweeting or liking a message from multiple accounts, could help vault something into Twitter's trending list, giving a false impression of how viral it is among real people.
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When we get close to bears to photograph them, or fail to scare them away from our camp or picnic sites, we give them the false impression that they can be close to humans without harm.
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" Aerosmith were a little more subdued when they requested he stop using "Dream On," saying that his use of the song "gives the false impression that he is connected with or endorses Mr. Trump's presidential bid.
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Just last week Facebook said it would not delete—but lower in its rankings—a video that had been edited to create the false impression that House speaker Nancy Pelosi was confused and slurring her speech.
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But security experts say the territorial gain has given a false impression because much of the liberated areas beyond main roads patrolled by the army remain no-go areas where displaced people cannot return to farm.
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Pablo Castillo, a spokesman for Guatemala's national police, said the agents' comments presented a "false impression" of Guatemalan officers and put down the U.S. interpretation to differences in procedures and training methods between the two countries.
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According to a report from a group of independent lawyers commissioned by Lixil, Ushioda last year "engaged in behaviour giving the false impression that Mr Seto had a concrete and clear intention to resign as CEO".
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The camp argues that media bias, focus on horse-race politics and outsize coverage about new candidates have led to a Bernie blackout that gives a false impression about the state of the race (The Hill).
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According to a report from a group of independent lawyers commissioned by Lixil, Ushioda last year "engaged in behavior giving the false impression that Mr Seto had a concrete and clear intention to resign as CEO".
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It commended game development studio Rockstar's "clear affection" for Pinkerton, but claimed it was trading on the "goodwill" associated with the company's trademarks, creating a false impression that the game was made by or connected with Pinkerton.
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There seems to have a false impression that one can say anything they want in cyberspace when they think they are anonymous, maybe it is because they do not see the pain they are causing another person.
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"We allege that the Centra co-founders went to great lengths to create the false impression that they had developed a viable, cutting-edge technology," the SEC's Cyber Unit Chief Robert A. Cohen said of the ICO.
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He "made the false statements to minimize links between the Moscow Project and Individual 1 [Trump] and give the false impression that the Moscow Project ended before &aposthe Iowa caucus ... the very first primary,&apos" Mueller said.
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He alluded to courtroom convictions to create the false impression that terrorism in the U.S. is principally a consequence of weak vetting and porous borders—a false justification for his Muslim ban, which the courts have enjoined.
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However, the current drumbeat has fed the false impression that bad actors are everywhere on our campuses and that they are successfully exploiting our longstanding commitment to the ideals of openness, academic freedom, collaboration and international engagement.
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The debate over Araby's successor follows Morocco's announcement last month that it would not host the 2016 Arab League meeting as scheduled, saying it wanted to avoid giving a false impression of unity in the Arab world.
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"This case is a poster-child for how 'DNA evidence' can literally be fabricated out of thin air, and how statistics can be manipulated to create a false impression of 'scientific evidence' of guilt," Ms. Aldea said.
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The Times The Financial Conduct Authority failed to alert investors when it discovered an alteration to the city regulator's own public register gave the false impression the business of a peer-to-peer platform was regulated. bit.
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Some of those listed said it gave the false impression that they were also endorsing Buttigieg the candidate for president, while others complained that they hadn't actually endorsed the plan at all, The Intercept reported on Friday.
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Some "simple math shows that continuously building new homes to stimulate investments and meanwhile create the false impression of wealth effect coming with home price appreciation is about to hit the wall," she said in a January report.
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Dankner, together with businessman Itay Strum, who was also found guilty on Monday, created a false impression there was strong interest in IDB stock when in reality banks and institutions were not keen on investing, the court said.
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Cohen said he lied to Congress to minimize links between Trump and the project and give the false impression that the proposal had ended before key early milestones in the 2016 race to determine the Republican presidential nominee.
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Detractors, often tied to the election industry, say that most of these hacks are impractical in a real-life voting scenario and worry that the event leaves the false impression that US elections are easily exploited at scale.
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During a press briefing on Thursday, Trump homeland security adviser said many news reports contain outdated or misleading information, which he said has created the false impression that the White House has neglected the people of Puerto Rico.
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A judge has ruled in favor of Uber in a lawsuit filed by a woman who said the ride-share company's windshield decal in a suspended driver's car gave her the false impression that she would be safe.
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And just in case you were under the (false) impression fake digital news is a modern phenomenon, the team behind the tool was inspired as far back as 1999 — when they were producing digital news content for an ISP.
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"There are duplicate frames at the moment of contact; 2 additional frames for no apparent reason but one could surmise that it could give the false impression of a split second more contact then there actually was," Smith wrote.
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Carter said the turbulence caused by recent budget battles was not helpful for managing the Pentagon and gave allies and potential enemies the false impression that the U.S. military was in disarray when it was actually investing well overall.
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And Trump's campaign quickly seized on Biden's immigration policies after the most recent Democratic debate, tagging Biden as a supporter of "open borders" in an attempt to promote the false impression that he wants to undo all immigration restrictions.
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Catch up quick: The FTC claims the University of Phoenix gave students the false impression — through deceptive advertisements — that the school worked with companies like Twitter, Microsoft and Adobe and could help them get jobs there, per the WSJ.
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New research published in Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology shows that a discouraging number of pregnant women and mothers still aren't familiar with NIAID's updated guidelines, or they're still operating under the false impression that early peanut introduction is dangerous.
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"As we have made clear numerous times, Mr. Trump is creating the false impression that our client has given his consent for the use of his music, and even that he endorses the presidency of Mr. Trump," the letter reads.
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Filed on Wednesday in Denver federal court, the lawsuit said Ocwen's reports to credit bureaus gave the false impression that homeowners were delinquent on their mortgages even though their loans were paid on time and not part of a bankruptcy proceeding.
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A blood pressure app downloaded by tens of thousands of people before sales halted last year gave many patients with hypertension the false impression that their vital signs were normal when in reality they were dangerously high, a U.S. study suggests.
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"We allege that the Centra co-founders went to great lengths to create the false impression that they had developed a viable, cutting-edge technology," Robert A. Cohen, Chief of the SEC Enforcement Division's Cyber Unit said in a statement.
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The trouble is that by not requiring knowledge of any specific book or facts, reading tests have contributed to the false impression that reading is mainly about having skills such as being able to summarize, and not about background knowledge.
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The link tax was primarily driven by brick-and-mortar publishers, many of which operate under the false impression that the levy would save them from having to evolve in an advertising era dominated by the likes of Google and Facebook.
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" He alluded to the view in some corners of the church that journalists who report on sexual abuse are guilty of anti-Catholic prejudice, "and of intentionally wanting to give the false impression that this evil affects the Catholic Church alone.
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Siwei Lyu, a professor of computer science at the State University of New York at Albany, said the video boosted low frequencies in the audio, while preserving Ms. Pelosi's words and appearance, making it especially effective at creating a false impression.
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Vice President Pence previewed the guidance during an off-camera briefing with reporters at the White House Tuesday evening, explaining that some local officials were given the false impression that tests could only be administered to patients who were mildly symptomatic.
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He uses this language to give a false impression that he knows that which he clearly doesn't, to blame or to bolster, to pretend that he has developed a plan of action rather than admit that he is acting extemporaneously.
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It wasn't just the effects of Russian intervention on Mr. Trump's behalf; Hillary Clinton would almost surely have won if the F.B.I. hadn't conveyed the false impression that it had damaging new information about her, just days before the vote.
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Apple: Google's post, issued six months after iOS patches were released, creates the false impression of "mass exploitation" to "monitor the private activities of entire populations in real time," stoking fear among all iPhone users that their devices had been compromised.
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The purpose of these efforts, the lawsuit alleges, was to create the false impression that the service was compensating for declines in the legacy DirecTV satellite business, and to help justify the company's acquisition of Time Warner, now called WarnerMedia.
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Prosecutors also wrote in Cohen's criminal complaint that he misled the lawmakers to give the false impression that plans for the Russian Trump Tower had died before the Iowa caucuses in February 22016, the first contest on the path toward a presidential nomination.
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Presenting the abortion as not the big emotional drama at the heart of the story is really really important, because the way that abortion is presented in the media gives people a false impression of how abortion actually functions in real people's lives.
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" Study co-author Daniel Wilson notes that in researching poverty, the government has never included First Nations reserves or territories "where some of the worst poverty in Canada exists, giving the false impression of what is actually happening with child poverty in Canada.
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But to call such a program a "Muslim registry" creates an essentially false impression — which is what many people were undoubtedly left with if they did not read the story carefully, or only saw the buzz about it in the social media.
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Though, as several camera owners have learned, the extra high-tech ones may give your pet the false impression you're standing outside the door or inspire them to do nothing other than sit in front of the device all day eagerly awaiting treats.
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"[It] would seem to indicate that one or more people sought to create the false impression of a safety issue where none existed," said Musk in a tweet, adding that false location or VIN numbers were used in many of the complaints.
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See her recommendation from last November that the best way to sneak food into a movie theater is to sveltely stick a polystyrene bowl filled with snacks of your choosing inside your belly, giving onlookers the false impression that you are with child.
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This month, the police said they had unraveled a plot to "create the false impression that the election will not be free and fair," which Western diplomats warned could be used to annul the elections if the governing party does not win.
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" Mr. Driscoll, as part of a broader statement released by the institute, said he decided to recommend the pause in operations because "continuing our active role in policy development may create the false impression that the institute is part of the campaign.
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That didn't stop Republicans from breaking with custom and forcing us to appear in person to invoke our rights, "perp walking" us before the Fox News cameras to create the false impression of guilt — an ignominy spared President Trump's men, like Michael Flynn.
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"Google's post, issued six months after iOS patches were released, creates the false impression of 'mass exploitation' to 'monitor the private activities of entire populations in real time,' stoking fear among all iPhone users that their devices had been compromised," Apple said.
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Will Wilkinson, the center's vice president for research, wrote back to me: The G.O.P.'s success in struggling places has given them a false impression that voters who live there will stay faithful as long as they keep feeding them culture-war chum.
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In the end, some in the higher education community believe that last week's admissions fraud scandal, while an embarrassing lesson in what policy changes need to be made, is nevertheless creating a false impression of the state of admissions procedures at American colleges.
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Prosecutors said Cohen lied in order to minimize links between Trump and his Moscow building project, and to give the false impression that the project had died before the Iowa caucuses in February 2016, the first contest on the path toward a presidential nomination.
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It makes more sense to record crime harm from the date it occurred, rather than when it was reported—otherwise the recent surge in reports of historical child sex-abuse, for example, could give the false impression of a big recent increase in crime.
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But social media buzz can give a false impression, much as it did with the Arab Spring, persuading media and politicians alike here that the uprisings across the Mideast were made up mainly of liberals and progressives, when their makeup was much more complex.
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Cohen lied to 'minimize links' between Trump, Russia Prosecutors say that Cohen knowingly lied to Congress in order "minimize links" between Trump and the project and to give the "false impression" that the talks ended before the Iowa caucus and the first presidential primary.
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The Justice Department's inspector general is now investigating the way the F.B.I. director conveyed the false impression of an emerging Clinton scandal just days before the election, even as he said nothing about ongoing investigations into Russian intervention and possible collusion with the Trump campaign.
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The arrow on your phone's compass will point directly at the magnetic north, but the corresponding map on your phone—because it's referencing an inaccurate forecast of where the magnetic north should be—will likely give you a false impression of where you are on the planet.
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" (Again, that refers to Trump.) The charging document also says that Cohen wanted to try and "minimize links between the Moscow Project" and Trump, and to "give the false impression that the Moscow Project ended" before the Iowa caucuses "in hopes of limiting the ongoing Russia investigations.
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Ignorance spawns scares, such as the fuss surrounding New York's infamous garbage barge, which in 1987 sailed the Atlantic for six months in search of a place to dump its load, giving many Americans the false impression that their country's landfills had run out of space.
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Still, in the grand scheme of things, the party bosses also likely would view Klobuchar's "tough" reputation as an attribute, rather than a defect, given that she would be going up against Trump, whose celebrity status rose on the false impression that he relished firing people.
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In February 2012, after things had turned sour for his business empire, Dankner created a false impression there was strong interest in the stock of his IDB conglomerate to help a share sale, when in reality there was not, the Tel Aviv court found in 2016.
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While several artists have said that they sent cease-and-desist orders because neither Trump nor his campaign asked for the rights to their songs, others noted that they feared that the use of their songs would give the false impression that they endorse the political candidate.
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And, to be fair, the pilot is, as the kids say, "a lot," giving the false impression that it's a sketch show, like "Drunk History," a hot take on the poet as a mouthy, death-obsessed feminist badass, scored to songs by Billie Eilish and Mitski.
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A robbery suspect, apparently under the false impression that law enforcement officers rounding up suspected gang members in the Bronx were actually looking for him, fell from the sixth floor of a building to his death on Wednesday as he tried to hide, the police said.
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"Googles post, issued six months after iOS patches were released, creates the false impression of mass exploitation to monitor the private activities of entire populations in real time, stoking fear among all iPhone users that their devices had been compromised," Apple said in a newsroom post.
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In February 2012, after things had turned sour for his business empire, Dankner created a false impression there was strong interest in the stock of his IDB conglomerate to help a share sale, when in reality there was not, a Tel Aviv district court judge found in July.
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On the other hand, if Fannie and Freddie were allowed to retain their profits, it would create a false impression that they might somehow be on the path to fiscal recovery, in turn feeding the perception that they should be able to resume their earlier business practices; i.e.
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Davy said those quirks meant the results created a false impression for Ireland's two big banks and notwithstanding the added risk of Brexit, it sees Bank of Ireland and AIB holding strong fully loaded capital ratios of 13.3 percent and 15.9 percent respectively by the end of 2018.
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The deal to ease violence in certain areas, brokered by Russia with Turkey and Iran — as well as the rout of the Islamic State from most of its territory last year — may have given people the false impression that the Syrian war was winding down, Mr. Moumtzis said.
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"I just think of the false impression it gave to the people of Germany," said Mary Lou Bates, 85, as she drank coffee with a friend Wednesday at the Viking Cafe, one of the many places in town that Mr. Relotius described inaccurately in his March 2017 story.
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If you don't spend more time in Deadwood than it takes to lose $40 at the Blackjack table, you might come away with the false impression that no one lived here in the old days without finding themselves at one end or the other of a Colt revolver.
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Even as living female composers have become increasingly recognized in recent years — three of the last five Pulitzer Prizes in Music were awarded to women — the absence of older examples from the repertory can give the false impression that women simply didn't compose before the late 20th century.
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A year after Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras secured a new bailout for Greece from its euro zone partners, Thyssen said the government must "actively and publicly challenge the false impression that data were manipulated during 2010-2015 period and to protect Elstat and its staff from such unfounded claims".
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But some supporters of the war on drugs, such as the International Task Force on Strategic Drug Policy, argue that these programs give the false impression that drug habits can be managed safely, which could weaken the social stigma surrounding drug use and lead more people to try dangerous drugs.
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News of the outbreak was suppressed or heavily underplayed in Germany, France, the U.K., and the U.S. But Spain, like Switzerland, was neutral in the war, and its media had no qualms about covering the contagious outbreak weakening its population, creating the false impression that this was a Spanish disease.
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But Mr. Trump's mobilization, which could deploy thousands of troops, has reignited concerns in Texas and elsewhere about the militarization of border communities and has angered local officials and lawmakers who say that the troops are not needed and that they give the false impression that their cities are under siege.
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Others are also under the false impression that merely allowing the Financial Control Board set-up under the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management, and Economic Stability Act (PROMESA) federal law, will provide the necessary independence and structural reforms for the economy to magically bounce back after more than a decade of negative growth.
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The ruling came after a two-day hearing last week in which Navy law enforcement staff detailed how they created a plan to monitor emails sent to Chief Gallagher's lawyers, while giving the judge in the case the false impression that the Navy had permission to do so from the Justice Department.
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Many people thought they were part of a patient-funded research study, and regulators accused the clinic of giving patients the false impression that the treatments were part of a study approved by the F.D.A. The clinic emphasized its research, including a long list of "reference articles and studies," according to the lawsuit.
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A report from Time in 2010 found that there were more than 4,000 CPCs across the country at the time, and according to the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League, these clinics receive direct state funding in at least 12 states, further contributing to the false impression that they are legitimate medical centers.
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Both Wiedeking and Haerter resigned and were subsequently charged with misleading investors over exactly when they had decided to attempt a takeover of VW. In 2015, further charges were laid in relation to a press release which German prosecutors said gave a false impression over the number of VW shares available on the market, thereby manipulating price.
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We are only at the beginning of that process; Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says his members are poised to pass what he calls an "Obamacare repeal resolution," creating the false impression, at least in some circles, of a fait accompli—that if this week's vote succeeds, the die is cast and Obamacare will be no more.
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This false impression is one that I would have expected to be written by a publication such as the very leftist Washington Post, although ironically the one that was penned by Post reporter David Montgomery a few years ago as a cover story to the Washington Post Weekend Magazine, was much fairer and positive than The Hill piece.
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According to the suit: Although Anderson worked mostly behind the scenes so that he could try to create the false impression that his "hands stayed clean" — ignoring that his contract with Tesla prohibited both direct and indirect solicitation of Tesla employees — he took a more hands-on role with respect to certain recruits, directly lobbying them to join Aurora.
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New York Times: "Leading Republicans Join Democrats in Pushing Trump to Halt Family Separations" Associated Press: "Family Separation Policy Starts Dividing Republicans" Washington Post: "White House insists Democrats to blame for family separations, een as some in GOP urge Trump to reverse course" These headlines are creating a false impression that there is a serious Republican divide on the family separation policy.
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And the campaign is turning its allegations of unfair media coverage into a rallying cry, telling supporters that the news media's inherent bias, obsession with horse-race politics about who is rising and falling, and the propensity to give outsize coverage to new candidates has led to a Sanders blackout that gives a false impression about the state of the race.
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Separately, Brookings terminated its relationship with Mr. Litan in September after he failed to make clear that testimony he provided to a Senate committee last year, based on a study he had done as a private consultant, "left the false impression that Brookings was connected with the report and the testimony," Strobe Talbott, the Brookings president, said in a letter explaining the matter.
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Their loss leaves me with the false impression that the natural order in Southern California has vanished in a very short time, when actually, the damage humanity has caused here is of much longer duration and much larger in scale than the loss of one species of toad (a species that arguably wasn't "supposed to be there" in the first place).
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Recently, Zvi Gluck—the head of Amudim, a crisis services organization whose 2017 tax filing showed close to $8 million in public support—raised the ire of survivors when he wrote that the CVA would "unfortunately [not] apply to those victims who were abused prior to the new law going into effect," leaving the false impression that the look-back window did not exist.
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"I am of course very troubled that the trailer may be giving some people the false impression that our movie in any way romanticizes the actions of this horrendous serial killer, so I want to assure those concerned that our film in no way glorifies Bundy or his atrocious acts, nor was the trailer intended to give that impression," Berlinger told BuzzFeed News in a statement on Wednesday.
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Yeah, that shit was like a month ago, but don't get the false impression that the shenanigans are anywhere near over yet, especially when No. 8 still had his day with the Cup, in Russia, around a boat load of his vodka-loving countrymen, while the nation is hosting the World Cup and its soccer team was still in the tournament after an unexpected run to the quarterfinal.
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