"I didn't look at this from a political standpoint," he fibbed.
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Michael Phelps fibbed for months about already being married to Nicole Johnson.
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When Schur asked if she had improv comedy experience, she fibbed once again.
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He had fibbed about crowd numbers, and pushed crazy conspiracy stories about illegal voters.
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It soon came out that both had fibbed a bit on their self-descriptions.
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Those spectators on Lafayette who may have sweetly fibbed when they said you looked awesome?
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Thus, they fibbed to the pollsters and said they were voting for him when in fact they did not.
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He sort of unveiled that Yahoo's temporary CEO, or their pick for CEO, Scott Thompson, had fibbed about part of his resume.
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Seven percent of the admitted tax cheats said they fibbed about their number of dependents, their itemized deductions or their tax credits.
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He fibbed over and over again during the campaign and proved so unsteady that aides had to put him on Twitter timeout.
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It was Kislyak who Michael Flynn, our come-and-gone national security adviser, was chatting with in those phone calls Flynn fibbed about.
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ESPN's Darren Rovell said Thursday that Lochte's two biggest sponsors, Ralph Lauren and Speedo, may well ditch him should it be proved that he fibbed.
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The announcement came a day after she testified for eight hours before the House Intelligence Committee, and said she sometimes fibbed as part of her job.
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Some people are saying they fibbed about the number of languages they speak, while others are saying they really aren't the team players they pretended to be.
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It meant that the press was seen calling him out for falsehoods more than it was seen calling out Hillary Clinton, who fibbed less (but did aplenty).
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We've probably all fibbed on our resumes a little to get hired, and then learned the new skills we needed to be successful at a new job while working it.
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He also wore glasses, and although she usually did too, on that night in 1965 at the University of Nebraska Student Union, she fibbed and told him she wore contacts.
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This explains why President Trump fibbed about having fulfilled a campaign vow to protect coverage for pre-existing conditions, when in reality his administration has refused to defend such protections.
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Mr Trump liked that his first national security adviser was also a retired general, Michael Flynn, but had to fire him after he fibbed to Vice-president Mike Pence about contacts with the Russian government.
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Some of the dramatic twists of Donald Trump's month-old administration, including the removal on February 13th of Michael Flynn as national security adviser (NSA) after he allegedly made inappropriate comments to the Russian ambassador and fibbed about them, would have seemed familiar to de Marillac.
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" Throughout the sketch, Fey's character interacts with everybody from Aidy Bryant's White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders — who admitted she "might regret…what I fibbed for Trump" — to Tillerson, who called Trump the "biggest mess I ever dealt with, and I worked for Exxon Mobil.
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Trump's dishonesty is more brazen than that of many politicians, but every president has fibbed, stretched statistics, or broken a promise or two—conservatives will recall Obama's "if you like your healthcare plan you can keep it," named "lie of the year" by Politifact in 2013.
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During his second spree, prosecutors say, Boyle was laundering some of his ill-gotten cash proceeds through Sky Eye View, a drone photography front business he'd fibbed to his parole officer was earning "substantial" legit income but had actually generated less than $2,000 in total revenue.
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In an interview for the upcoming Russian documentary World Order 2018, the Russian president confessed he "fibbed" to First Lady Melania Trump about the size of his catch on fishing trips when the two were seated next to each other at a dinner during the G-20 summit in Hamburg, Germany, last July.
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As he was too young for military service when the First World War began, he fibbed about his age, changing his birth year from 1896 to 1895.Guttman, unpaginated.
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Edwurd Fudwupper Fibbed Big is a 2000 film starring Emily Osment. The film also stars Justin Brinsfield, John Cleese, Frances McDormand, Jonathan Winters, Catherine O'Hara, Harry Shearer and Haley Joel Osment. It is based on the book by Berkeley Breathed.
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In 2003, she reprised her role in the third film of the Spy Kids series, Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over, which grossed $197 million worldwide. Osment did a voice-over role in the Disney movie Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch and also a voice role in Edward Fubbwupper Fibbed Big.
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The position was "executive assistant" to Jack Stapp. Hilley worked her way up to president and CEO later of Tree Publishing. Hilley's grandson, Mitchell Tenpenny, is a country music singer- songwriter. Hilley often fibbed about her age and The Tennessean reported that she was 65 when she died, although she was actually about to turn 72.
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Mario Andretti was born in Italy, but was both an Italian and U.S. citizen by that time. Young rookie Josele Garza, after leading 13 laps during the race, won the Rookie of the Year award. Two years later it would be revealed that Garza fibbed about his age, and was actually 19 years old on race day (rules at the time required drivers to be at least 21 years of age). By 1983, Garza was officially being credited as the youngest starting driver ever in Indy 500 history, a record he would hold until 2003.
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Breathed's syndicated and Facebook cartoon work has produced at least thirteen cartoon anthology books, as of January 2018. Starting in 1992, he designed a greeting card and gift ensemble collection for American Greetings, featuring the "Bloom County" characters Opus, Bill the Cat, and Milquetoast the Cockroach. As of January 2018, Breathed has produced ten children's picture books. Two were made into the animated films: A Wish for Wings That Work (Amblin Television/Universal Cartoon Studios, 1991) and Edwurd Fudwupper Fibbed Big (Nickelodeon Movies, 2000); one was made into the motion-capture film Mars Needs Moms (Disney, 2011).
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Ned Turner, circa 1818 Randall defeated the Welshman Ned Turner, an exceptional boxer, in one of his most important matches on 5 December 1818 at Crawley Downs in 34 rounds. Randall was the betting favorite despite both men being evenly matched in weight, and age, and Turner being a mere inch taller. Though the first three rounds featured few exchanges and very cautious science, by the fourth, Turner's nose was bleedly badly. Having retained greater speed or strength than his opponent, Randall "fibbed" Turner heavily in the fifth, a tactic consisting of holding the head or body and striking with the opposite hand.
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At his home, Claire sees that he kisses every woman that way, even the members of his family, so she can relax and enjoy Tad's jokes, something that Phil does not like at all. Haley (Sarah Hyland) fibbed on her college applications claiming that she is a Big Sister and Claire and Phil forced her to join the Big Brothers Big Sisters organization. Now, she has to work as a Big Sister to her new "Little Sister" Annie (Alexis Fowlkes), something that she does really well causing Alex's (Ariel Winter) reaction. The two girls start fighting and Luke (Nolan Gould) interferes to make them stop and tells them that they were both bad big sisters to him.
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Busiek maintained that the idea that led to Jean Grey's official return to Marvel Comics was merely a case of sharing his ideas with friends as a fan, and that he neither formally pitched the idea to anyone nor gave it the final go ahead. Claremont expressed dissatisfaction with the retcon, stating in 2012: "We'd just gone to all the effort of saying, 'Jean is dead, get over it,' and they said, 'Haha, we fibbed.' So why should anyone trust us again? But that's the difference between being the writer and being the boss." In a 2008 interview Byrne said he still felt Busiek's method of reviving Jean Grey was "brilliant", but agreed that in retrospect the character should have remained dead.
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