You don't lie about your score, you don't lie about moving your ball.
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The notion that if he could lie about that, Rachel, he could lie about anything.
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If Judge Kavanaugh will lie about small things, won't he lie about big ones as well?
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But even in that case, why would Trump lie about it, then lie about who lied about it?
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The Democratic senator from Massachusetts argued in tweets that if Trump can lie about President Obama's birthplace, he can lie about anything.
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What we do with this survey is go back and match respondents to voter files because people lie about having voted, and especially lie about having voted in the primaries.
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Morgan claimed D'Agostino pressured her to lie about the length of their relationship During the RHONY finale, Medley claimed that D'Agostino asked her to lie about his alleged kiss with de Lesseps.
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Trump, for his part, lied about these payments and denied them — while also having those around him lie about them on his behalf — until he could simply no longer lie about them anymore.
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Whether one agrees with a preponderance-of-evidence standard turns largely on whether one thinks that women are more likely to lie about sexual abuse, or men more likely to lie about consent.
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What sort of things are they prone to lie about?
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And don't get on here and lie about your intentions.
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So, why'd he feel he had to lie about it?
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We all knew Jon would return — why lie about it?
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Or not joyously — I'm not gonna lie about it either.
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When they get called out, they lie about the lying.
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Feinstein argued that Comey would not lie about this subject.
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Instead of getting defensive, they'll lie about where they are.
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"I probably had to lie about my age," he said.
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Sellers, unlike donors, have reasons to lie about their health.
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Seldom do people plead guilty and then lie about it.
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This seems like an easy thing to blatantly lie about.
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They may be pushed to lie about their health conditions.
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Landlords who lie about making repairs also face minimal repercussions.
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"I probably had to lie about my age," he said.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "This is the question you don't lie about?
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What kind of moron would lie about something this pathetic?
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"Everyone seems to lie about their age, unfortunately," says Golden.
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So white nationalists are telling a lie about our country.
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And why did so many of them lie about it?
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Things women do lie about: what they ate for lunch.
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Read more: We're buying into a giant lie about plastic.
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What kind of person would lie about having a bird allergy?
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When you lie about a serious incident it carries serious consequences.
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And now, I don't have anything else left to lie about.
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But there is no reason to lie about your kitchen prowess.
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Why else would we lie about what happened or what's happening?
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She makes up a lie about it being a college reading.
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It doesn't seem like something that you need to lie about?
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If these contacts were totally innocent, then why lie about them?
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Here's what's bothering me:Flynn's lie about Russia didn't bring him down.
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"To claim otherwise is to lie about the data," Belkin said.
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Or maybe the question is what won't the administration lie about?
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Some critics lie about their work when they meet new people.
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So the party must consistently lie about its priorities and intentions.
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" He later added, "The president does not lie about these things.
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Hargraves said to never lie about whether you smoke or not.
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They can only spot a lie about 60% of the time.
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The Kremlin was caught in an apparent lie about Michael Cohen.
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Yes, I do, because he doesn't have to lie about that.
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So I’m not going to lie about farting on stage.
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Never lie about your age or what you do for a living.
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MACCALLUM: I mean, there are reasons why people lie about these situations.
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Plus, brands lie about sizes, so you can never really be sure.
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So how do we know that Calment didn't lie about her age?
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He repeatedly tried to compel subordinates to lie about matters under investigation.
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"We expect every day a lie about the army (LNA)," he said.
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I don't know that you can lie about good or bad morale.
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"Sometimes I lie about one thing on the radio," Steele tells me.
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Ministers constantly have to lie about what the origins of things are.
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Why would a highly decorated military intel officer lie about something legal?
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He created another huge lie about Hillary Clinton starting the whole thing.
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I love it because I don't have to lie about anything anymore.
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For one reason or another, we tend to lie about our weight.
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First off—a person can just lie about their mental health status.
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There's the vanity lie — about his hair, his height or his wealth.
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I had to lie about who his father was for 22 years!
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They lie about who they are and it taints everything they do.
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The other is that a significant number of them lie about it.
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I did not lie about being Hispanic (my late father is Cuban).
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His political rise was built on a lie (about Barack Obama's birthplace).
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"He's not going to lie about it," Zverev said with a shrug.
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The odd thing is they don't actually lie about the real weather.
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Manafort's counsel argued that their client did not intentionally lie about anything.
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Donald Trump's political career is built on a lie about Barack Obama.
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A year later, he named himself and went on to lie about me.
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I don&apost think we should have any reason to lie about that.
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Mr Snowden's fans believe that the authorities, especially intelligence agencies, lie about everything.
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" As for her views on marriage, she said, "I can't lie about it.
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He subsequently begins to lie about his expenditures, causing his proboscis to swell.
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They just refuse to lie about the quantity of bass in my music.
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Sometimes presidents lie about medical conditions to distract from other non-health issues.
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If I were to sum it in one sentence: Cops lie about everything.
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Not one of my proud moments but I'm not gonna "LIE" about it!
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Is Lucious keeping tabs to keep a lie about her death under wraps?
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"There is no use to equivocate or lie about the matter," he said.
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His girlfriend catches him in a lie about how long he's been sober.
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So I didn't really know him, I'm not going to lie about that.
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And we know lots of people lie about their age on the internet.
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Why did Trump and his associates repeatedly lie about their contacts with Russians?
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So I used my years of obstetric training to lie about being pregnant.
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Some CBD producers will lie about how much CBD is in their product.
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After luring women into their facilities, these centers often lie about medical facts.
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Don't: Lie about what you would like to have happen during a threesome.
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"If they're willing to lie about something as trivial as crowd size at the inaugural, think of what they might be willing to lie about, matters of war and peace and other things that are far more serious," he said.
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Explaining the decision, in 2006, to add cameras to Tasers, Steve Tuttle said that, while the data port made it impossible for suspects to lie about how many times they had been hit, they could still lie about the circumstances.
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You can say that Joy Reid was a homophobic, and then lie about it.
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This started with the lie about 1,500 kids going missing because of Donald Trump.
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"Trump's instinct when addressing a tragedy was to lie about another tragedy," Colbert retorted.
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HANNITY: -- that put together a Russian dossier that was used to lie about you.
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Or, others are concerned, it's an opportunity to spin or lie about what happened.
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Hicks, however, reportedly said she did not lie about anything material to the investigation.
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He was not preaching color, he was preaching goodness, but why lie about it?
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If I have to go to the doctors, I lie about what I do.
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But ask yourself this: why would Kelly lie about his observations about the President?
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That Trump would lie about the precedent for his policy is kind of unsurprising.
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"There was a lie about an illness, and people shouldn't do that," Beador explains.
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This viewership claim easily mirrors Sean Spicer's bold lie about attendance for the inauguration.
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The mother, Judy Dugar, reportedly said of Smith's confession, "He wouldn't lie about that."
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One remaining question is why someone like Lochte would lie about something like this.
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Mr. Burke began pressing officers to lie about what had occurred, federal prosecutors claim.
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But the truth is, Trump would absolutely lie about his rationale for firing Comey.
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"There was a lie about an illness, and people shouldn't do that," Beador said.
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Participants were more likely to lie about their scores in the gradual change arm.
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And then they wanted to lie about it all like none of it happened.
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And he is telling a flat-out lie about why he can't do it.
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Muslim terrorists would only have to lie about their religion to enter the country.
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You can't lie about your product—you have to comply with rules and regulations.
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I always vote for the most socially liberal Republican and I lie about it.
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Instead, Trump promised an imaginary service and continued to lie about it for days.
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Twenty percent say they never floss at all, and 27 percent lie about it.
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Or use my charisma to lie about what I recovered, keeping half for myself?
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But it was definitely a little like, 'Wow, you're going to lie about that?
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And while the Bush administration lied a lot, Trump and company lie about everything.
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He could lie about Turks invading Britain and the cost of European Union membership.
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Are you supposed to lie about the real reason and fake a physical illness?
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But Trump's demented lie about his dad was bottom feeding, even by Trump standards.
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I was honestly concerned that he might lie about the nature of our meeting.
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It is a serious offense to lie about something you've been asked about explicitly.
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And Chris Watts still chose to lie about it until he could lie no more.
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"For the same reason that people lie about anything," Dr. Robert S. Feldman tells me.
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During the course of his speech, he reiterated a dangerous and overt lie about abortion.
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It's much easier to just lie about it and convince people that this has happened.
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After a momentary hiccup, Dee Dee manages to keep the lie about Gypsy's age alive.
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I used to lie about whom I was texting and how I felt about people.
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I can't even lie about that, it's just not going to work like normal deodorant.
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"If our leaders lie about the problems we face, we'll never solve them," she said.
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Well, he did, but didn't lie about touching the gun after Simon was already dead.
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One in four Europeans lie about their salary during job interviews, new research has claimed.
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Campus anti-rape activists strive for a similarly straightforward equation: Women don't lie about rape.
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So, it's hard for Dr. Richmond to imagine why anyone would lie about being assaulted.
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A few lessons to take from this story: Don't lie about your identity to police.
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"I was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of our meeting," Comey said.
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It continues to lie about the military aspects of that programme, which lasted until 2009.
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Carrie's insistence that Saul would never lie about such a thing falls on deaf ears.
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The thing is, a girl can always lie about her character—a photo never lies.
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On one hand, Trump is upbraiding Blumenthal for his "major lie" about serving in Vietnam.
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But Trump is not content to accept the facts and simply lie about the truth.
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Instead, they have forced many to lie about their status and keep it a secret.
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So people lie about their incomes, seeing it as the only way to protect themselves.
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Dispense with the myth that women lie about sexual assault to gain attention or revenge.
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"Things women do lie about: what they ate for lunch," she tweeted at the time.
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Clinton, including that she, not he, was responsible for his birther lie about President Obama.
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She taught her children to lie about the physical punishment meted out by their father.
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He's a stable man, who doesn't have to lie about his identity or his job.
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In the stretch of highway that separates Sheikh Zuweid from Rafah lie about 14 villages.
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And, puzzlingly, one study found that some people just straight-up lie about being vegetarians.
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I lie about fucking my brother because it feels good to keep our son safe.
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Blumenthal, never asked him about his long-term lie about his brave "service" in Vietnam.
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That enables these dealers to lie about prices, overcharge clients and skim off the top.
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Scammy providers of tax preparation services encourage some tax filers to lie about their situation.
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Teenagers and police officers alike radically overestimate the number of women who lie about rape.
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"I just thought, why would you lie about that," one of the donors told me.
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Noah had a hard time figuring out why Trump would lie about something like this.
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I would lie about going out because I'd gained weight and had nothing to wear.
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"Sometimes, people want to lie about who they are," she said in the YouTube video.
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While THEY lie about the threat, WE need to tell the truth about the danger.
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And I had to lie about my parental situation while I was at boarding school.
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He is not the first politician to exaggerate -- or even lie -- about his own past.
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The prosecutor in the case told a straight-up lie about exculpatory evidence he had.
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I do find it interesting that people never lie about their age in the opposite way.
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Applicants lie about degrees because they don't want to be counted out of the search process.
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To say how: How would people want to lie about something so personal to other people?
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But could you ever believe that a guy like this would ever lie about doing crimes?
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I used to lie about whom I was sleeping with and whom I was living with.
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The "lie about what your health plan does" strategy only works if the plan doesn't pass.
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He instructs them to lie about what happened, as to not implicate him in any wrongdoing.
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"I was honestly concerned that he might lie about the nature of our meeting," Comey said.
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Trump then denied it over Holt's protestations, saying the media has peddled a lie about him.
|
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Ray-Jones says victims often lie about injuries or marks because they feel ashamed and embarrassed.
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And then had the audacity to lie about it and continues to til this very day.
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It was awful to sit there and listen to him lie about me and the children.
|
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He buttressed this argument with a baldfaced lie about historical crime trends in El Paso, Texas.
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He fails, because not even the human brain can weave a lie about itself that obscene.
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It was also wrong to lie about the hit-and-run, and she knew that, too.
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So then after I got caught and I didn't lie about it, people started asking me.
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It matters because if our leaders lie about the problems we face, we'll never solve them.
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It seemed like a weird thing to lie about, but it also seemed ridiculous and terrifying.
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Comey said he made written records because he was concerned Trump would "lie" about their meetings.
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But, more importantly, it fed into the far-too-common misconception that women lie about rape.
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And yet he lies again—a blatant lie—about what the judge said in open court.
|
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Lucious has done many things but surely he wouldn't lie about his mother being dead, right?
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They will lie about things they like or what they've said — anything to fit their narrative.
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But, if you should decide to bring your gun across the border, don't lie about it.
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Many choose not to tell anyone at all and have to lie about who they are.
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Some people also have a tendency to lie about a particular subject and exaggerate the topic.
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" She called Mr. Rechnitz a man who would lie about anything "to save his own skin.
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"He tried to both lie about his age and forge a doctor's note," David Cavell said.
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This has led young men to enter the country without documents and lie about their ages.
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That could be true (or not — Trump and his team lie about things all the time).
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He can contradict himself within separate clauses of a single sentence, then lie about the contradiction.
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And now they're trying to expand their big lie about Russia to cover Ukraine as well.
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" He said Warren would be "nothing" if she "didn't lie about her heritage (being Native American).
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It's absurd to believe that four women would conspire to come forward and lie about it.
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You can lie about mini little surface fun things about where you had dinner last night.
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When government ethics officials later asked Ross about his holdings, he appeared to lie about them.
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"When I first met Robert, my parents told me to lie about my age," she said.
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"The only reason he might lie about it is if he was protecting somebody," he said.
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One of my deepest truths, my sense of self, is something I had to lie about.
|
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" Trump says Cohen's comments about him are "incorrect" but adds "he didn't lie about 1 thing.
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He starts with Sean Spicer making up what's kind of a comical lie about crowd size.
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It takes a certain kind of stubbornness to lie about things that are easy to verify.
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Congress likely would ask McGahn about Trump's instruction to remove Mueller, and later to lie about it.
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Is he going to send Sean Spicer out to lie about the causalities that have taken place?
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This may be because people lie about what they eat, offering answers that are more socially acceptable.
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The lie about killing Perry has taken, in one way or another, these women's power and autonomy.
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Not everyone is Cassidy's circle is shocked that the actor and singer would lie about his behavior.
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The reason is because I was born into a lie, about the identity of my real father.
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Slovakians and Austrians were the next most likely to lie about their incomes, according to the research.
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Walters instructs me to lie about my chosen number, to allow the system to detect my falsehood.
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What you don't have the right to do is to lie about her in a defamatory way.
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Donald Trump closed out the Thanksgiving holiday weekend by tweeting an outrageous lie about the 2016 election.
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" Crystal Espinal: "A 3-year-old is not going to lie about what happened to his arm.
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Clinton and her cronies will do say or lie about anything to keep their grip on power.
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But Knox thinks Mark Fuhrman's lie about the "n-word" really sealed the deal for the defense.
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From Bidart's 2013 poem "Queer": Lie to yourself about this and you will forever lie about everything .
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If they'd have to lie about it, they could compromise it some other way just as easily.
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"For him to lie about the polls ... I don't even want to think about that," Trump said.
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"This is a ridiculous lie about the Times," said Daniel Dale, a Toronto Star White House correspondent.
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They're saying all L.G.B.T. people should know our place, live in silence, lie about who we are.
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To the Editor: The details about government efforts to cover up and lie about radiation are disturbing.
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DiSabato told NBC news that "we didn't think Jim [Jordan] would lie" about knowing abuse was occurring.
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There's nothing to lie about; my life is so boring and also I really am uncomfortable lying.
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I have nothing to lie about or show off about, also no sexy private life to hide.
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She has to lie about voting for Obama in 2008, since she couldn't get out of bed.
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They used a Sharpie to change a weather map to lie about a hurricane headed to Alabama.
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Why wouldn't they lie about the first snow of the year when it's 53 degrees in DC?
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They knew he had abused them and they watched him continue to lie about committing that abuse.
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But there's no saying an underage user can't lie about their age and match with older people.
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But Hicks argued that she hasn't had to lie about substantive issues for Trump, the source said.
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Sometimes, he said, this "craziness" makes women lie about romantic involvement with him just to get attention.
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But Mr. Cohen said that Mr. Trump did not explicitly instruct him to lie about the matter.
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"You do such a disservice when you lie about things like this," Mr. Smollett told Robin Roberts.
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And he lied a lot, but it was very interesting because he didn't lie about one thing.
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Many admit that they were just 15- or 16-years-old and encouraged to lie about their age.
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Those tempted to lie about a history of depression should understand that to do so is insurance fraud.
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" Lolo: "I also don't get escorted out of the Olympic games either or lie about a whole country.
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She is a woman of integrity and compassion, and would never lie about something so serious as this.
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At this point, it is not clear what incentive Cohen would have to lie about his Prague travels.
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NYPD rules say that, barring exceptional circumstances, officers who lie about a "material matter" must lose their jobs.
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" On Hannity, Trump reiterated his comments, "So, he's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it.
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And I said I wonder why he didn't lie about that too like he did about everything else.
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If you're going to lie about liking something you don't really like, it's important to do it well.
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And then for the DOJ to slow-walk, obstruct, lie about national security as a reason for redactions.
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Still, we'd say the chances that Rodriguez would lie about the future of the series are incredibly slim.
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But on another level, it's telling that kid a whopper of a lie about where babies come from.
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"It's one thing to lie about someone sneaking off at night to search for hidden advantages," he wrote.
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Let's play a little game of two truths and a lie about Jessa and Adam's day together: 1.
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Comey responded to Trump's claim that he had lied in a tweet, saying he would lie about anything.
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"He wanted me to lie about us accepting these requests", said Mathew of a conversation with his manager.
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She last week accused Trump of continuing to "lie and lie and lie" about her encounter with Lewandowski.
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Let's also start meting out punishment to those who lie about investment package and engage in collusive trading.
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Did Trump lie about his taxes being under audit as an excuse to avoid releasing his tax returns?
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Then he lied about it and either allowed or instructed others to lie about it on his behalf.
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We can't confirm Lamont really is THE GUY ... but it would be odd to lie about fighting Justin.
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Age verification through social media is hardly foolproof, since minors can lie about their age on Facebook, too.
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I did not come into this life to lie about what the world looks like and what's possible.
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She also said her husband, a lawyer, got his kids to lie about the incident and blame her.
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Or maybe I'm just mad that the data doesn't lie about the existence of my soft, round tummy.
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The high court will weigh whether public officials commit fraud when they lie about reasons for policy decisions.
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Under pressure to make their resumes stand out, many people exaggerate or flat out lie about their experience.
|
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Trump once ordered former White House Counsel Don McGahn to publicly lie about his efforts to fire Mueller.
|
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"I was honestly concerned that he might lie about the nature of our meeting," he told the Senate.
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Legal documents have listed it as 19803, and Mr. Noriega had been said to lie about his age.
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Trump also directed his White House counsel to lie about their conversations over whether to fire Robert Mueller.
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But would I lie about where the D-Day invasion was going to take place to deceive the Germans?
|
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So, she makes up a great lie about Lysa's jealousy-fueled suicidal depression and Littlefinger's attempt to curb in.
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And I said, 'I wonder why he didn't just lie about that too, like he did about everything else?
|
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Floyd said that he's met a lot of students who lie about being older to get on the app.
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But conservationists worry that allowing exceptions to the ban will encourage people to lie about the origin of animals.
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So if your enemies are "people you want to catch in a lie about having read your email," absolutely.
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They false advertise, they lie about everything, they price gouge and I'm not letting them get away with it.
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The larger lie about Trump, however, is that he tried to keep his promise on the Affordable Care Act.
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There's no Big Little Lie about it: Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban are one of the cutest couples around.
|
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For months Chris' lie about the murders stood — contested but not discredited — until he pleaded guilty on Nov. 6.
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Specifically, the report suggests that Trump "directed" Cohen to lie about negotiations to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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It's not unreasonable to think that people lie about or misremember how much they watch in self-reported studies.
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There are ways to love a city and not lie about its truths and how it endangers its own.
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Before the 2016 presidential campaign, Trump fueled the birther movement, which was based on a lie about Obama's birthplace.
|
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" As an anonymous donor told Axios, "I just thought, why would you lie about that... It doesn't even matter!
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"He didn't need to lie about it he could have just admitted it most people already knew," said Sheridan.
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We don't lie about the dogs' histories because that gets them returned — and mentally it's not good for dogs.
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They even went so far as to lie about my chances against Senator Joe Manchin in the general election.
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Neither Mahr nor anyone else at Sanitation Salvage made an effort to correct the lie about the homeless man.
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They fall for politicians who lie about the source of their problems and about how they can surmount them.
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His words didn't change the fact that he told a harmful lie about late-term abortion during the speech.
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Rather than lie about your finances, try to find a co-op with rules that fit your financial realities.
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If you take a million dollars and lie about it, there're plenty of Republicans who are scratching their heads.
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Why did Nicole lie about her cat dying as an excuse for being in bed on a work day?
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My brother used to say when we were catching the bus for school, he would lie about the time.
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Donald Trump is the candidate for angry Americans who like men who lie about the size of their hands.
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He just wants to sign a healthcare bill, any bill, so he can brag about it and lie about.
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They lowball competitors and drive them out of business, then hike prices, he said, and lie about competing companies.
|
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But this was a smart thing to lie about precisely because that's exactly what voters want from Obamacare repeal.
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Someone's going to run against you, lie about you, spend millions of dollars vilifying you — but it's not personal.
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What better time to share memories and music and, as he puts it, to "lie about ourselves a little"?
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He then let his surrogates go out — or possibly sent them out — to lie about why Comey was fired.
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In one episode, Paul revealed to Weber that Benavidez had asked her to "lie" about knowing her from before.
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More importantly in this case: Don't lie about your affairs -- especially when you are on camera and under oath.
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"I thought I could probably make up a lie about girls and any boy would believe it," she said.
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But someone who lies about little things -- things that are easily proven wrong -- will also lie about big things.
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It depicts Kelly as covering up a serious allegation and then ordering others to lie about the cover up.
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However, as with any other online service, it's possible users can lie about their age in order to join.
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The decision would lie about like the proverbial loaded weapon, tempting future presidents to similar (or worse) pretextual claims.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, he says Rosa threatened to call cops and lie about him hitting her.
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The final verdict: I'm sure the NHL is telling the truth, I don't think they'd lie about something like this.
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When people had a chance to cheat and then lie about it, more than 70% took the chance and lied.
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Jolie would then pretend to catch them, and the child would have to lie about why they stole the money.
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He would cancel the appointments, she said, and would lie about having given the money to the clinic in advance.
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But it also doesn't really matter, he said, because it's a totally legal activity you don't have to lie about.
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"It's very Sean-like to lie about something that he just could have just ignored," said one of those staffers.
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This is how I first learned to lie about my life and my health, and refined it into an art.
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He is livid that, after 45 years together, Roseanne would not only lie about the pills, but blame the kids.
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We don't lie about the dogs' histories because that gets them returned — and mentally it's not good for the dogs.
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Early in the century, conviction rates were high, because it was believed that women wouldn't lie about something so serious.
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By the end of his first four-year term as president he can be forecast to lie about 8,000 times.
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And even if he has no idea, how has he never just pulled out a big whopping lie about it?
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Here's a timeline of that evolution: From there, Trump's only innovation was to lie about the name of the bill.
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Tinder keeps logs of your conversations, Google can read your e-mail, and anonymizing web companies lie about their tactics.
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I was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of our meeting so I thought it important to document.
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It's practically a right of passage for 2018 TV lovers to lie about having read Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale.
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Why would Kavanaugh lie about such inconsequential things as the definition of ralphing, booting, devil's triangle- things so easily disproved.
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We lie about what books we've read — or more commonly, what books we actually finished — in order to sound smarter.
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The second article, which narrowly passed the House, accused Clinton of getting others to lie about his affair with Lewinsky.
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I'm not gonna lie about my age or sing songs that I feel will sell better because they sound 'younger.
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Cohen's effort to lie about the Moscow project, they said, constituted an attempt to alter the course of the investigation.
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She'd made a habit of taping not just Wim but anyone who might later be inclined to lie about her.
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Spicer began his tenure by perpetuating Trump's lie about the size of the crowd at his Inauguration, and never recovered.
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In a second tweet, Comey urged Americans to resist leaders who "will lie about anything" by actively seeking out truth.
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Lie about the bruises on my arm, which Dad feels sorry about because he didn't mean for it to happen.
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" Without one right now, it "raises questions about where does the responsibility lie about where to report about software liability.
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He's also fuming that Conway forced him to lie about his interference with the Russia plan during the live debate.
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But that's the point: The president and his administration lie about things big and small alike, simply because they can.
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Paul Krugman One thing you can count on in 21st-century U.S. politics is that Republicans will lie about taxes.
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We wear stilts to hike around concrete jungles and lie about how they are anything other than medieval torture devices.
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Asylum seekers seldom lie about their sexuality to gain favor and sometimes, instead, conceal it out of shame, experts say.
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But what does matter is that the president needs to lie about it — and then somehow get away with it.
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Scavino's failure to correct the record on something as minute as my exchange with Pompeo suggests he'll lie about anything.
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"It did (feel good), I can't lie about that," Kane said during a between-periods interview on NBC Sports California.
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Comey told Congress that he took notes about his conversations with Trump because he worried Trump would lie about them.
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This advertisement inspired scrutiny of Facebook's political ad policies by prominently featuring a lie about Biden and his son Hunter.
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As we move forward, we must be vigilant in rejecting this same old lie about the root of gun violence.
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But what does matter is that the president needs to lie about it and then somehow get away with it.
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When politicians lie about who pays taxes, these lies don't get called out properly, because they aren't obvious to everyone.
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When we stereotype, abuse, impugn motives and lie about each other, we've ripped the social fabric and encouraged more ugliness.
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He also plans to testify that Mr. Trump implicitly instructed him to lie about a Trump Tower project in Moscow.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin got married -- TMZ has learned -- and for some reason, they chose to lie about it.
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I was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of our meeting, so I thought it important to document.
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It was a lie about an affair, after all, that led to President Bill Clinton's impeachment — though his most fateful move was testifying falsely under oath — just as it was a lie about infidelity that ended the political career of John Edwards, once a rising Democratic star (a story that broke in The Enquirer, coincidentally).
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Ted Cruz's accusation that McConnell had told a "flat-out lie" about the future of the Export-Import Bank in 2015.
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I saw right through every white lie about email (about not receiving it, or it getting stuck in the spam folder).
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"It's time to be vocal about it…I just didn't want to lie about it anymore," says Haywood in the documentary.
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Cohen testified before Congress in February that Trump "in his way" had instructed Cohen to lie about the Moscow project timeline.
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It was not the first time I was asked to lie about my identity for the sake of making "good" television.
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Worst of all, he calls her an "evil person" — someone who not only would cheat on him, but lie about it.
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We're kind of forced sometimes to hide and lie about our trans experience, so we can keep food on the table.
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Ilhan Omar (D-MN), at one point going as far as to amplify a lie about her "partying" on September 2000.
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Many argued that paying for blood had encouraged donors to lie about dangerous behaviour, such as risky sex or drug use.
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Many called back to a tweet of hers in August when she made the claim that women don't lie about rape.
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One of the first things Trump did upon taking office was, naturally, to lie about the size of his inaugural crowds.
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"[She] thought if he could lie to her about this, what else would he lie about," investigators wrote in the report.
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Because of potential sketchiness, the minimum age on the app is 14 — though, of course, anyone can lie about their age.
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Or does he continue to try to conceal, or lie about, what happened — even in statements made under penalty of perjury?
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Yet, the most unsettling thing about season 7's "These Boots Were Made For Stalking" is a lie about a crime.
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Lastly, as we've learned from Thompson, you should never lie about what schools you attended or the degrees you graduated with.
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"So many people lie about it that it ruins it for those of us that have a legitimate need," said Kelly.
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You could of course lie about any of this, or provide false information you thought was true to unsuspecting Jelly users.
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"I've head a really mental season, I'm not going to lie about that," said Wagner, referring to her recent mediocre form.
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"Hell, everyone in the Trump orbit didn't lie about Russians contacts and business dealing just for shits and giggles," he said.
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Do: Lie about being bitten One trick to score some easy brains is by getting good at lying about being infected.
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"They trained me to lie about my age and to keep repeating, 'I am 143'," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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And when you maintain a political propaganda operation to lie about the problem and protect those incentives, that's pretty evil, too.
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The adventure capitalists represented by the OIA also spread a lie about recreation's local and immediate impact on land and wildlife.
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"They would actually lie about it," said Franz Rasmussen, who flew for the airline for two years before leaving in 2016.
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A politician like Roy Moore can talk about saving babies one moment and lie about being banned from malls the next.
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I mean, I know people who are abusers lie about their abuse, but he did this right in front of me.
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He then launched a political career by repeatedly telling a racist lie, about the first black president secretly being an African.
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Ted Cruz's accusation in 2015 that McConnell had told a "flat-out lie" about the future of the Export-Import Bank.
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A Bangladeshi immigrant said he was told to lie about his income on his loan application; he eventually lost his medallion.
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McCabe's onetime boss Comey also kept notes about his interactions with the president because he worried Trump would lie about them.
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Did Mr. Trump encourage Mr. Cohen directly, or through others, to lie about the hotel project, to protect his public account?
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Then there was Jack Posobiec, a B-list alt-right conspiracy-monger who just decided to straight-up lie about it.
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And, ask yourself this: Why would Wolff lie about something as easily provable as whether or not he talked to Trump?
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"They lied, destroyed evidence, and continue to lie about the permanent harm they caused and then chose to suppress," she wrote.
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"This attempt to lie about life in N.Y.C. is just the latest example of that," the campaign manager, Rick Fromberg, wrote.
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It's also important to understand that while children rarely lie about being sexually abused, they may provide inaccurate details, experts say.
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"If the media will lie about this, what else are they lying about," a caption on the photo of Cooper read.
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During NBC's Commander-in-Chief Forum, he repeated an old lie about how he opposed the Iraq War from the start.
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Just one quick example: Trump told his White House counsel to fire Mueller, then he told him to lie about it.
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During NBC's Commander-in-Chief Forum, he repeated an old lie about how he opposed the Iraq War from the start.
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"As long as they don't lie about the financials, they aren't committing fraud," said Chris Harrington, an independent WWE business analyst.
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Feeling obliged to lie about a central truth of his life, he grows so accustomed to deception that it becomes second nature.
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It makes him the perfect accompaniment to Jimmy Kimmel's regular segment, "High Witness News," which gets people to lie about being high.
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And, though his lie about opposing it was quickly exposed, he argued openly that invading Iraq in 22016 was a terrible mistake.
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If participants wanted to present themselves as more attractive, for example, they would lie about how often they went to the gym.
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LIMBAUGH: Why did they lie about Papadopoulos having e-mails when all he said was he heard they had dirt on him.
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Because users often hide or lie about their ages online, he said, a policy limited to minors may "not [be] terribly effective".
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On Monday, President Donald Trump told an especially silly lie about the state of the United States military when he took office.
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One of the big questions all along was why did so many of Trump's associates lie about their contacts with the Russians?
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Click through to read about the 2018 movies that didn't lie about their fright factor... because we're still screaming on the inside.
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When Trump was president-elect, Comey took to jotting down conversations in detail, because he worried Trump would lie about them later.
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Algorithms could also use our online behavior to learn the real answers to questions we might lie about in a dating questionnaire.
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It still takes my breath away that a president of the United States will just baldly lie about something of such significance.
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" She added, "He's not the first person to lie about sleeping with someone, but he used the lie as an assault weapon.
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"Yesterday on Fox he was still trying to worm his way out of the lie about wiretapping on that word," Chailan said.
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"He's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it," he sneered, one of several digs he made at Huntsman's religion.
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So we potentially have a case of "attempted collusion," coupled with a ham-handed attempt to lie about it to the public.
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And the third is that Hillary Clinton's former campaign advisers didn't repeatedly lie about their meetings with the Russians—Donald Trump's did.
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"Cao Wenxuan's books don't lie about the human condition," the International Board on Books for Young People said in announcing the award.
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And that bears an uncanny echo to Trump himself, who built his White House campaign on the "birther" lie about Barack Obama.
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"She added: "I'm not gonna lie about my age or sing songs that I feel will sell better because they sound 'younger.
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This argument is well-trod ground, but it is important to call out Democrats who continue to lie about the tax bill.
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Prosecutors explained that Cohen's effort to lie about the Moscow project continuing through June 2016 were an effort to alter the investigation.
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To lie about and slander people anonymously has never been a First-Amendment right, but social networks currently promote such malicious activities.
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Trump's decision to lie about his commitment to facts may be the most irreducible statement he's ever made about his own character.
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Musk has no facts with which to counter the media reports, and it is illegal for him to lie about these numbers.
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He got more attention than the TMZ article, so I think he was the main one to spread that lie about us.
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And then there's the worst kind, causing lasting damage — the lie about democracy itself, or climate change, which he calls a hoax.
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The wrong way is to deny it, lie about it, refuse to apologize, and attack the credibility and innocence of the victims.
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Much is made early in "The Lie" about wine needing room to breathe, to which one might add that characters do, too.
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He told his usual lie about how he is the one who got the Obama-era Veterans Choice program passed into law.
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I don't want to necessarily lie about my past but the truth, when trying to secure a teaching job, will ruin me.
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Perhaps that's why both men seem happy to distort, if not outright lie about, crime statistics that no longer support their narrative.
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People could potentially lie about or misrepresent their degree of exposure to a disease to avoid that kind of situation, Hodge said.
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The salacious pre-hearing questions were echoed for days — did Sessions lie about an undisclosed third meeting with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak?
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And this week, your first major statement after threatening nuclear war was to lie about how you had upgraded our nuclear arsenal.
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Refusing to lie about being a Jew, as others did, he switched his focus to Turkey and Iran during the Ottoman period.
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He launched his political career with a lie about Barack Obama's birthplace and just kept on lying, about almost every imaginable subject.
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Of course, as kids do when they want something, some are going to lie about their age and say they're old enough.
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But American politics has long rested on a shared understanding of what it is acceptable to lie about, how and to whom.
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Bossie agreed with host Savannah Guthrie that it was a "head scratcher" that Flynn would lie about his contact with foreign officials.
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Second, there is no evidence that Trump told his son to lie about the email or the original understanding of the meeting.
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I didn't even have to lie about dealing because it was so clear that I was high on drugs all the time.
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As it happens, those shifts are often unfavorable to GOP constituencies, but that's not a license to, you know, lie about them.
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BuzzFeed News on Thursday reported that Trump told Cohen to lie about the deal — especially his and his family's deep involvement in it.
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And that's where they can't, because they'd be lying, and they can't lie about these people who are so important to their business.
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Also, through the 1960s journalists had more and more examples of politicians and government officials' willingness to lie about important matters of state.
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The only thing Kesha is not free to do is to continue to lie about Dr. Luke through publicity stunts and outrageous smears.
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Why did North Korea admit that Mr Warmbier had been in a comatose state for over a year but lie about its cause?
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In addition to low employment rates for recent grads, these schools have been accused of encouraging students to lie about their FAFSA information.
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But there are some things that you should not lie about for the sake of your partner's ego, like how often you masturbate.
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Viewers were left wondering if Jack knew his brother was alive all along and, if he did, why did he lie about it?
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Sanders was on the right side of Iraq, sure, but otherwise he's clueless, and he couldn't lie about it to save his life.
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As a result, 31% say that they feel unhappy or depressed at work with many feeling pressured to lie about their personal lives.
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NBC News got an earful from critics after Matt Lauer on Wednesday night allowed Donald Trump to lie about opposing the Iraq war.
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Trump's team was all too happy to set up back channels and mislead or even outright lie about its contacts with Russian officials.
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With enforcement lax, ne'er-do-wells are seemingly tempted to lie about who owns a firm and hope to get away with it.
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The punishment was debated within the USOC, because Phelps put people's lives at risk and Lochte arguably didn't lie about a material fact.
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Pace escaped Kelly's house by making up a lie about getting shoes from her uncle's house ahead of a party he was throwing.
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The bill would make asylum applicants who lie about their identities face fines of up to 5,000 euros or three weeks in jail.
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As we reported, LAPD has had him in custody all day ... after Naegle's family caught him in a lie about Lisa Marie's whereabouts.
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She said she eventually escaped by making up a lie about getting shoes from her uncle's house before a party he was throwing.
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Denver has gone further: The city began filing criminal charges against people who lie about whether their listed property is their primary residence.
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Denver has gone further: The city began filing criminal charges against people who lie about whether their listed property is their primary residence.
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Reedy was an astute observer of the political process who resigned his position because he didn't want to lie about the Vietnam War.
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Schmidt told Rease he was especially tall when he was young and so managed to lie about his age when joining the Army.
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Cohen said that Trump pressured him to lie about the timeline of discussions about a project to build a Trump property in Moscow.
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But then the question becomes: Who do our laws protect if women feel they must lie about fighting back against a violent predator?
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It's striking, for instance, that my more elaborate tale of Maine failed, while my simpler, one-sentence lie about the slapstick accident succeeded.
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"The leaders of the anti-choice movement lie about the science of abortion, about the Bible and about the procedure itself," says Ragsdale.
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In any case, past experience suggests Moscow will lie about this and try to keep the treaty façade to preclude an American reaction.
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It's pure fantasy, although Andrew was known to lie about his Filipino father knowing Imelda Marcos, owning pineapple plantations and having a boyfriend.
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She doesn't want to lie about something she doesn't like, and she certainly doesn't want to share her source for awesome pool towels.
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For a while, I wasn't sure I believed her, but I have chosen to trust that she wouldn't lie about something like that.
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"I can't lie about it — if I could pick one tournament in my life to win, it would be the Open," Fleetwood said.
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And watching him lie about his hours without consequence doesn't make me want to sit in a cubicle for 30 hours a week.
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Earlier in his career, he said, a supervisor and a detective had each encouraged him to lie about the circumstances of drug arrests.
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Why Mr. Flynn chose to lie about his and Mr. Kislyak's discussions remains a mystery to the F.B.I. officials who investigated the case.
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Then, Mueller reportedly starting looking into whether Trump helped his son Don Jr. lie about that June 2016 meeting with the Russian lawyer.
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" He responded: "I can honestly say that I never saw anybody at The Sun setting out to lie about anything in my time.
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University officials said he had tried to obstruct their inquiry by encouraging some players and assistants to lie about the incident if necessary.
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We share her anger at Jojo's initial blind disgust of her, as well as his later lie about the victors of the war.
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Local party officials could not contain the disease and evidently chose to lie about its scope and severity until the truth was exposed.
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Are you dismayed that the secretary of commerce, Wilbur Ross, would lie about the real reason the administration was demanding the citizenship question?
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An Arizona teacher accused of having sex with a minor allegedly told her to lie about her age if confronted about their relationship.
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Joni Ernst have admitted openly that Republicans are hoping to use this trial to lie about Biden in an attempt to sway caucusgoers.
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Beyond that, however, Trump's political health care strategy is to flat-out lie about what he has done and is trying to do.
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I do not believe these people know this falsehood is part of an anti-Semitic lie about how Jews secretly control world events.
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She has managed to write about me and to lie about several aspects about the event—claiming, for instance, that she carded everyone.
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Fake women's health centers cannot be allowed to deceive women, lie about medical facts, and delay access to comprehensive reproductive or prenatal care.
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Perhaps more important, Mr. Cohen said that the president directed him to lie about Mr. Trump's knowledge of the payment to Ms. Daniels.
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This leaves most cannabusinesses with two options: don't have a bank account or lie about the nature of your business to the bank.
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Flossing is the most important part of taking care of your teeth and gums, but virtually nobody does it (or they lie about it).
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The uninhabited East China Sea islands lie about 220 km (135 miles) northeast of Taiwan and are controlled by Tokyo but claimed by Beijing.
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Why did he lie about it, why didn&apost he say, "You know something I think I might have" SOLOMON: There&aposs no doubt.
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We're on our way to my mom's in Massachusetts for Christmas, and all I want to do is cheat and then lie about it.
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It is clear that no matter how much the Department cooperates and provides information in good faith, the Committee will lie about the facts.
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And oh yeah, there's definitely one of those, too, because Michael tried to get Kalanick's then-girlfriend, violinist Gabi Holzwarth, to lie about it.
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Max is determined to impress his crush, but because of the impromptu trip, is forced to lie about why he can't take her out.
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Some believe that they have ruined job interviews by disclosing their Republican leanings; others said they lie about their political beliefs to avoid confrontation.
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"I'm a Sandy Hook Promise supporter, and I do not want to see Alex Jones lie about tragedies on national television," the petition begins.
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Here again there is an original sin that troubles the devout Catholic Comey: After college, he used to lie about having played college basketball.
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She wrote that she will "never forgive" Trump for putting her daughters, Sasha and Malia, in danger by spreading the lie about her husband.
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It takes a special kind of person to lie about easily Googleable facts and think no one is going to call you on it.
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At the end of the day, I'm not trying to look like a liar because I'm not a liar — there's nothing to lie about.
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When he was confronted by agents in the SEC's inspector general's office in 2014, the SEC said, he continued to lie about his trading.
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Trump purportedly told Cohen to lie about how long the project lasted, ordering him to falsely claim it ended months before it did. Why?
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HANNITY: Look, let me -- you dealt with this in my campaign, you deal with this every day, you see they lie about your father.
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In some cases, staff will even lie about the fetus' gestational age in order to push the pregnancy past the legal window for termination.
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If I'm giving to my son or wife, I'm not going to lie about my health because I don't want to hurt my wife.
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Prosecutors told Circuit Judge Robin Green that Koch had plans to go on a double date, where he would lie about his HIV status.
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If those skills don't align, or if you lie about your qualifications, or leave out important information about yourself, you won't get the job.
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"There is no way I can lie about this because there is surveillance footage from the building where the assault took place," she said.
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And it's thankfully been that way ever since — even if it is a lie, a damn lie, about where those map photos come from.
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During the finale, Legasov is once again forced by the KGB to lie about the science of the explosion during the state criminal trial.
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If they're going to lie about the shape of the earth, which I do believe, I do entertain these ideas and look into them.
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Sutton Foster's character Liz may lie about her age on the comedy, but has anyone in the cast of Younger actually tried the trick?
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It's all very curious, unless Trump has known about the conspiracy all along and has decided to lie about it until the bitter end.
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The comment further raises the question of why Flynn would lie about discussing sanctions if he recalled the discussion and knew of the wiretap.
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"Like I said, I did lie about that one part," said Lochte, referring to his claim that a gun was held to his head.
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A succession of men lie about their actions, and each turns out to be covering up or covering for a girlfriend or ex-lover.
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Comey told the Senate Intelligence Committee that he had taken memos on those interactions because he was afraid the president might lie about them.
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The lie about Biogenesis wasn't his first about doping—in 2009, he also admitted to using PEDs but insisted he had stopped in 2003.
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He began with that kooky, laughable lie about the unprecedented size of President Trump's inauguration crowd, and things didn't pick up much from there.
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They lie about their agenda, pretending that their policies would help the middle and working classes when they would, in fact, do the opposite.
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But even here, Bidart's seething intellect and ruthless gaze register grace and wisdom: Lie to yourself about this and you willforever lie about everything.
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One of them even looked like her and had been told the same lie about her origins, and then the same gut-wrenching truth.
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He said trafficking victims often lie about how they entered the country because they fear deportation, which can compound police or immigration officers' suspicions.
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The charges portray a scheme by Holmes and Balwani to lie about Theranos' technology and dupe investor's out of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Etiquette does not demand that you lie about the merits of the deceased, but nor does it suggest that you celebrate it with presents.
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He also accused Trump of telling him to publicly lie about Trump's knowledge of the payments in February 2018, along with committing financial fraud.
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Iowans could face jail time if they lie about having a service dog under a new bill passed by the Iowa Senate on Wednesday.
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"Tenants will literally lie about anything and everything," said Eric Bowlin, a real estate investor and founder of the real estate investing blog EricBowlin.com.
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In all, the general's statements created a false picture, just surely as the lie about this "Afghan-led" operation was circulated by his headquarters.
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" Asked about Close's apology and his denial of the incident between them, Fox told Hyperallergic in an email, "Why would I lie about this?
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Abbi, after tiptoeing into Soulstice to get her package, spots Shania Twain — the person she used to lie about training — yakking it up with Trey.
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The American Civil Liberties Union is accusing the state of Texas of hiding public information about abortion and telling state employees to lie about it.
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Hillary Clinton slammed Donald Trump at Monday night's debate for building his political career around the "birther lie" about where President Barack Obama was born.
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Additionally, her close friend testified that Willey asked her to lie about what she told her allegedly happened between her and the president that day.
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And he lied a lot, but it was very interesting because he didn't lie about one thing, he said no collusion with the Russian hoax.
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The biggest scandal over the 17 days turned out to be an exaggeration/distortion/lie about an alleged armed robbery involving a decorated Olympic athlete.
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Cosmo writer Nora Whelen has noticed lots of people (mostly men) throwing a "funny" line like, "Let's lie about how we met," in their profiles.
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He's certainly not the first to lie about these things for the showiness of it all, but he may be the first to admit it.
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So, if we can understand Faith has no reason to lie about sleeping with Jax, the logical next step would be to simply believe her.
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" Why Comey wrote his memos: "I was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of our meeting and I thought it important to document.
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It would be so much easier to lie about aliens than, say, lying about being side-by-side with the first responders on 9/11.
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It's another thing to realize you wouldn't tell your own daughter what you'd been up to, and then feel the need to lie about it.
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"I was honestly concerned that he might lie about the nature of our meeting, and so I thought it really important to document," Comey said.
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Tyrion already fell for Cersei's lie about joining the fight against the Night King, and apparently he's falling for it again, all thanks to Elmo.
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We live in a culture that fetishizes women with big butts in music videos that proclaim that we love them and cannot lie about it.
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His argument appeared to be that Iran lied about nuclear activities in the past, which means it's likely to lie about it in the future.
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But it was only undertaken to appease the president and muddy the political consequences to him of having told a terrible lie about his predecessor.
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Back in 2000, when I was first writing this column, I was discouraged from using the word "lie" about George W. Bush's dishonest policy claims.
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House Democrats should ask Mueller to explain exactly what McGahn said and what his reaction was to the president's order to lie about the order.
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It's another thing to then lie about it, especially when you have someone who is empathetic and working with you to hopefully not press charges.
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Although he was out to close friends, Asplund would lie about his romantic life, afraid of being disciplined or even expelled by Honor Code officials.
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And they lie about the problems America faces, hyping an imaginary threat from scary dark-skinned people and, increasingly, attributing that threat to Jewish conspirators.
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Republicans lie about the war on women, on voter suppression and on what they really believe about democracy; hence, their hatred of facts and truth.
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And as was the case during his inauguration, Trump remains willing to lie about his attendance numbers to bolster his image as a popular politician.
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To lie about something that millions of people saw for themselves requires a level of hubris so unparalleled that he might as well trademark it.
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Prosecutors also alleged that Salman knew Mateen had stockpiled ammunition and that she'd told him to lie about his whereabouts that night to his mother.
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Among numerous obstructive acts, Trump ordered White House counsel Don McGahn to fire Mueller and, when McGahn refused, told him to lie about this directive.
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"Another Elizabeth Warren lie about Elizabeth Warren?" asked Kellyanne Conway, a top aide to Mr. Trump, as she shared The Free Beacon's article on Twitter.
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According to defense attorneys, Jackson claims Constand once said she could lie about being sexually assaulted by a celebrity and then make money from it.
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Why men and women lie about sex and how this complicates STD control Other research also confirms that women more commonly avoid sex than men.
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Mr. Bederow added that he had "substantial information" that would undermine her story, suggesting that she had a "financial" motive to lie about the attack.
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When Mr Trump said that over 3m people had voted illegally, the Times headline was sharper: "Trump Repeats Lie About Popular Vote in Meeting with Lawmakers".
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When you watched these men deliver the news, and trusted their impartiality or judgment, it was actually based on a deep-seated lie about their honorability.
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Here, for example, Trump's conversations with McGahn about firing Mueller (and then asking McGahn to lie about it) seem to fall within the crime-fraud exception.
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A recent BBC study found that War and Peace placed in the top five works of fiction people are most likely to lie about having read.
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He was killed at the hand of Zelena, who zapped her love after he attempted to lie about why Robin was lying dead on the floor.
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He said he began documenting his encounters with the president after his first meeting in January because he was concerned Trump "might lie" about the discussions.
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"He lied a lot, but it was very interesting because he didn't lie about one thing, he said no collusion with the Russian hoax," Trump said.
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The paper says that in American households with women breadwinners, both husbands and wives tend to lie about who makes more money, and by how much.
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Cohen's memo supports BuzzFeed News's earlier reporting that Cohen told investigators Trump had directed him to lie about the timing of real estate negotiations in Moscow.
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In her interview with King, Clary alleged that her parents made her lie about her age when she first met Kelly at the age of 17.
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"Poor Rudy's so scared for his boss that he's even in 'noun, verb, lie about Joe Biden' mode in his downtime," Bates said in a statement.
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Women are more likely to make themselves look more attractive in photos, while men are more likely to lie about their jobs to appear more successful.
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Obama writes in the book that she'll "never forgive" Trump for putting her daughters, Sasha and Malia, in danger by spreading the lie about her husband.
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Photo: GettyThe Trump inauguration is mostly remembered for the White House's hilarious attempt to lie about attendance numbers and a dumb nazi getting his dome rocked.
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I was just talking to someone about how people can still lie about it and continue to do so even with those examples on the web.
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"I can't lie about the surrogacy rumors, because people will eventually find out I'm having a baby and then I'll look like a liar," she said.
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I agree that it would be "vicious" and "unfair" to lie about a loved one having a facelift for the purpose of causing pain and embarrassment.
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But recognizing that Ford has no earthly reason to lie about this, Republicans are mostly coalescing around the idea that she is perhaps honestly misremembering. Sen.
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The survey also found that 28% of LGBTQ workers surveyed said they lie about their personal lives because they're worried their co-workers will be uncomfortable.
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Newly released, closed-door transcripts reveal that Michael Cohen alleged President Trump's attorney Jay Sekulow had instructed him to lie about negotiations over Trump Tower Moscow.
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""Apple doesn't lie about their own interest in collecting data on users, but they sure allow other people to collect a lot of data on users.
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Catherine's "big little lie" about her virginity will chase her until the end of her life – but now Henry has a lie of his own, too.
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You are totally within your rights to ask the seller&aposs listing agent directly; a reputable professional should not lie about the condition of the home.
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For instance, research suggests that women whose partners lie about viewing porn are more dissatisfied with their relationships than those whose partners are honest about it.
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This essentially amounts to the FBI requiring Apple to lie about its security checks, Nate Cardozo, staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, told The Verge.
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I thought, If men aren't going to be honest with me, if they're going to lie about what they want, then I don't need to participate.
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And if Trump is willing to lie about something so minor as phone calls, what else is he willing to stretch -- or break -- the truth about?
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Comey told the Senate Intelligence Committee last June he kept memos about his interactions with Trump because he was worried the president would lie about them.
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Correct answers in each round yielded a higher and higher cash reward, and the design of the study allowed for participants to lie about their scores.
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Comey documented his meetings with Trump in unclassified memos, telling the Intelligence Committee that he was concerned the president could try to lie about their interactions.
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Whether intentional or not, his eagerness to lie about even the most inconsequential matter only helps foreign adversaries who want to undermine and control our elections.
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It might be a federal crime by Cohen to lie about it, but how does this involve the possibility the president may have committed a crime?
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"I wouldn't understand why somebody would lie about the program," the employee said, adding that the course was beneficial for those interested in the nonprofit sector.
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They stress the need to believe an allegation, which is captured by the phrase "believe the woman" because women reputedly do not lie about sexual assault.
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However, whether Tyrion believes Cersei's lie about sending troops is secondary to his lack of awareness that vouching for her will damage his relationship with Dany.
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Several guys at my school had to hide and lie about the time they spend with their girlfriends; having a girlfriend is also a cultural taboo.
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They should encourage more such investigations aimed at bringing down the scum who make a living trading favors and lie about their income to dodge taxes.
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That insane scene where Cunanan orders Trail to wear a pair of Ferragamos, give Cunanan another pair as a present, and lie about his occupation, though?
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There are a lot of things you could lie about on a resume, and Bock has seen them all: work experience, college degrees, GPAs, sales results.
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Senate Democrats think they have caught Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in a lie about his involvement in the nomination of a controversial anti-Roe v.
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It doesn't bode well for a possible future where there is a recession under Trump: Who's to say he's not just going to lie about it?
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It is less common to lie about age in the N.B.A., though accusations of lying have followed several international players throughout their careers, regardless of merit.
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The report from Jason Leopold and Anthony Cormier of BuzzFeed News claimed that Trump "directed" Cohen to lie about talks to build a Trump Tower Moscow.
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"I was honestly concerned that he might lie about the nature of our meeting, and so I thought it really important to document," Mr. Comey said.
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Every special agent knows that you can make a lot of mistakes in your career and possibly survive, but if you lie about them, you're done.
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Many explore the ways in which technology can create a "reality" that obscures what's actually real — or what we lie about to ourselves and to others.
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And he's letting the president blatantly lie about the goings-on at his company in order to use Apple as a marketing tool for his presidency.
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"Just as gay and lesbian soldiers should not have to lie about who they are to serve, nor should transgender soldiers," he wrote in his declaration.
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In fact, while women outearn men in 25% of all couples, it's been found that when "she makes more" both men and women lie about it.
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He would later tell me he knew it was possible the president-elect might one day lie about the exchange if it ever came to light.
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The posts, which mainly appear on Facebook, contain misleading information about the rules governing the inquiry, which aren't widely understood and thus easy to lie about.
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Weeks after their engagement, Brown discovered that Wyatt had a girlfriend when he went on the show — and proceeded to lie about it until he was caught.
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But Ryan's decision to lie about the origins of his disability (he tells his coworkers that his physical differences stem from a car accident) makes perfect sense.
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They can drive now and don't have to lie about long class schedules to stay out of the house anymore, but the situation is far from ideal.
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They want to be honest people, but feel like they have to lie or teach their children to lie about their families in order to stay safe.
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"I'd ask for a job in sales where I can just get paid to drink with customers and lie about how awesome our airplanes are," he wrote.
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Overall, 21% said they had to lie about being LGBTQ at work, and 12% reported discrimination in the workplace based on their sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Some people might have an unexpected experience with a happy ending, and then not know how to tell their partner, so they decide to lie about it.
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Trump has denied any collusion with Russia and has accused Mueller's team of pressuring his former aides to lie about him, his campaign and his business dealings.
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"Just don't ask me if Erika's tucking it under or something like that, because there are some things I can't lie about," Vanderpump said with a laugh.
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She is asked, by a presenter off-screen, why President Donald Trump sent his press secretary, Sean Spicer, to lie about the size of the inauguration crowd.
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Her instinct, her default setting, was to lie about something, because of the work that she had been doing, and how do you start to unravel that?
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Many Democrats are still steamed over the party-line vote to impeach Bill Clinton, which boomeranged on the GOP even though he did lie about Monica Lewinsky.
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And if that wasn't enough, a two-year study of Android security updates showed that Android OEMs just flat out lie about the security of their devices.
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Thus the problem: If an administration will lie about facts where the contradictory evidence is in plain sight, how can we possibly believe them on anything else?
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Media Outright Lie About Trump MS-13 Comment: There's media bias and then there's how the media handled the president's comment about the violent gang MS-743.
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She explained that he told her not only could she not speak of the harassment, but that she had to lie about ever being at his house.
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"I was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of our meeting," Comey told the panel while explaining why he documented his interactions with the president.
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The president has denied any collusion with Russia, and accuses Mueller's prosecutors of pressuring his former aides to lie about him, his campaign and his business dealings.
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Voting rights advocates are still concerned about a provision in the reform bill that would make it a felony to lie about access to a photo identification.
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"I was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of our meeting, so I thought it really important to document," he told the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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And while it's certainly easy to lie about any of this, these women actually do what they say they do in their panties — they're committed to authenticity.
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" Then Glenn Beck said, "Isn't that sad that he produced this shoot, and it's extraordinary enough as it is, and that he has to lie about it?
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So it was particularly brazen of Donald Trump, while addressing the agency for the first time as president, to lie about the size of Friday's inauguration crowd.
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Here too, we might lie about our age, to make us seem more mature (until we hit our 30s or 40s, and the age lie hits reverse).
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He has also spread an unproven and unsupported theory that Mueller's team is coercing people close to Trump to lie about him to bring down his presidency.
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"Given the president's propensity to lie about almost everything, it is not surprising that Trump is grossly distorting what the Medicare for All legislation does," Sanders wrote.
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He offered little more on obstruction beyond saying that he believed Trump wanted him to lie about Trump Tower in Moscow, without Trump ordering him to lie.
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Comey said Thursday that he began documenting his conversations with the president because he had a "gut feeling" Trump might lie about the nature of those meetings.
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We believe (again, based on the polling) that politicians are generally untrustworthy people who lie about what they're going to do in order to get into power.
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This policy, which is in effect today, leaves MSM with three choices: do not donate, lie about their sexual history, or abstain from sex for twelve months.
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Trump has disputed your findings that he asked White House counsel Don McGahn to fire the special counsel and then asked McGhan to lie about this instruction.
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Regardless of whether there was any truth to the unsubstantiated dossier, Steele caused the FBI to lie about its warrant and, thus, was dismissed as an informant.
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Richmond took Mueller through passages of his report analyzing Trump's conduct towards McGahn, particularly the president's instructions that McGahn lie about his efforts to have Mueller removed.
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After Mr. Trump spread a racist lie about the first African-American president, that did not stop Mitt Romney from accepting his endorsement in his 2012 race.
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Luke S. lays into Luke P., calling him out for his "bold-faced lie" about his tequila company and blaming him for sabotaging his relationship with Hannah.
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But the report recounts detailed episodes in which Trump tried to fire Mueller and get his former White House Counsel Don McGahn to lie about it afterwards.
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If you called him out on his lying, he would lie about the lying in a way that made you question your memory, even your own sanity.
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"I cannot tell a lie about being an expert about whether our two very small buildings meet these standards," he said at a news conference last week.
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Hometown players — including Milwaukee's Ryan Braun — are applauded after they lie about steroid use and, in Braun's case, try to ruin the life of a drug tester.
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"It is clear that no matter how much the department cooperates and provides information in good faith, the committee will lie about the facts," the statement said.
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The women don't need to lie about what happened at the fund-raiser that night — Perry was prone to violence, and they could have claimed self-defense.
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Professor Lewis has found that toddlers who lie about peeking at the toy have higher verbal I.Q.s than those who don't, by as much as 10 points.
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"As an actress, they say, lie about your age!" she said, clutching a bouquet of red roses in one hand while adjusting her tiara with the other.
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Moreover, Mr. Trump's avowed cluelessness implies that Mr. Cohen induced Ms. Daniels to sign the agreement through fraud — a lie about Mr. Trump's performance of reciprocal obligations.
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Without stores, you'll just stay home, scroll through memes, buy a toothbrush off Instagram, and lie about how happy you are that you don't get enough sunshine.
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OK, agreed, but what about the parents who lie about where their children live in order to get them into a school with a better sports team?
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" Another said, "Amazon is going to assume that a buyer would NEVER lie about the reason for the return so they don't have to pay for it.
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And Trump spoke to Cohen last year about directing the public fallout from the payments, directing him to lie about Trump's knowledge of the payments, Cohen said.
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They didn't end up charging Stone about anything he actually did in 2016, but rather his alleged attempts to lie about and cover up what happened afterward.
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"It's a painful hypocrisy that, simply because I refused to lie about my gender on a government document, the government would ignore who I am," Zzyym said.
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So typically, you have to ask some questions that they will always answer truthfully, things that they will usually lie about, so you can "baseline" the thing.
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Are you like me where you show up somewhere after crying and have to lie about your allergies because I look like a total mess after crying?
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Maritime investigators continue to find pervasive wrongdoing, especially by the employees of cargo-handling companies and by truck drivers who lie about the weight of their cargo.
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But free comes at a cost, and to my knowledge, most of the companies that have been very successful, they don't lie about what that cost is.
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And then the nature of the person: I was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of our meeting so I thought it important to document.
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"The worst is holding up a Bible all the time talking about how — you're willing to lie about anything and you hold up a Bible," Mr. Trump said.
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Or if their match appeared to be religious, they might lie about how often they read the Bible to make it seem as if they had similar interests.
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If you think that the previous government covered up a Russian assassination of Poland's president, then it's not a stretch to believe that authorities will lie about anything.
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" Kasich's top strategist, John Weaver, had hit back hard on Twitter, saying: "Cruz -- with 0 friends, 0 record, 0 vision, 0 chance -- decides to lie about @johnkasich. Desperate?
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At that point, you need to shut the fuck up, you need to hush, and you only give them identifying information and don't lie about who you are.
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You're also able to lie about your age on the app, so the app's minimum age limit of 14 is somewhat meaningless as a barrier against offensive content.
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She'd ask whether she could come to mine and I'd make excuse after excuse, lie after lie about whether I was allowed or whether my parents were in.
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The emailed comment has the added implication that women are just taking the job to turn around and lie about being harassed in hopes of a fat paycheck.
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They make it more difficult for police and citizens to lie about contested encounters, or whether a person or car was at the scene of a specific incident.
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When my girlfriend asked me if I wanted to lie about our Tinder origins she did it because other people had asked her to lie in the past.
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Three officers, including Van Dyke's partner that night, Joseph Walsh, have been charged with trying conspiring to cover up and lie about what happened to protect Van Dyke.
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Comey said he chose to take detailed notes about his interactions with Trump because of concerns the White House and President would lie about them if he didn't.
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What started as a presidential lie about voter fraud has turned into the President's "Commission on Election Integrity," a group that poses an actual threat to American democracy.
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The former FBI director said the pair had nine one-on-one conversations from January to April, which Comey documented because he thought Trump might "lie" about them.
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He wants to gut Obamacare but he also wants to keep everything the same, which means his only recourse is to blatantly lie about what's in the bill.
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Wakanda's solution, then, is to not seem threatening at all: hide the vibranium deposits, lie about its wealth, and ban interactions with outsiders so nobody knows the truth.
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While Congress and federal investigators dug into the circumstances surrounding Russian election meddling in 2016, Stone allegedly began pressuring and threatening Credico to lie about what had transpired.
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"If @realDonaldTrump will lie about the President of the United States, how can anyone believe a word that comes out of his big mouth?" she said in another.
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"Hannity, of course, smeared the late Seth Rich while his parents were still in mourning, so why wouldn't he lie about this?" he asked in a second tweet.
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Cohen also stated that Trump discussed the payback checks with Cohen at the White House and signaled that Cohen should lie about Trump's knowledge of the transactions. Rep.
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If, as some say, this could not possibly be a violation of the Logan Act — prohibiting private citizens from interfering with U.S. foreign policy — why lie about it?
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" Comey also revealed during the hearing that he documented his interactions with Trump because he was "concerned" that the President "might lie about the nature of our meeting.
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When that happened, they wanted to kiss those other people, instead of their spouses, but they had to lie about it so that their spouses wouldn't be hurt.
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Take the disastrous contrast between Lauer's treatment of Clinton's private email server and his treatment of Trump's baldfaced lie about his opposition to the Iraq War, for instance.
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It shouldn't be surprising that the Republican Party's standard-bearer, Donald Trump, has elevated the lie about voting fraud and "rigged elections" to a centerpiece of his campaign.
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But Trump's lie about Ivanka creating more jobs than have been added to the entire American economy since he took office shows how he just can't help himself.
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They made the choice to meet with him and lie about it (in the case of Flynn and Sessions) or propose something inappropriate (in the case of Kushner).
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Sarah -- not her real name -- said she remembers feeling like she needed to lie about her mental health when she had an abortion at the age of 18.
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Official statistics provided by Instagram suggest that some followers are a bit older, but that's probably because "people lie about their age" when creating their accounts, Shea says.
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Leaked emails from managers at Norwegian Cruise Line show how they instructed their sales team to pressure customers to lie about the dangers of coronavirus on cruise ships.
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According to documents filed by lawyers for Loughlin and Giannulli, college scam leader Rick Singer was allegedly told to lie about Loughlin's knowledge of the college admissions bribery.
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Axe is the type of person who would lie about the payment, but it would also mean losing Wendy for good, which he will likely consider more costly.
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After the first coronavirus infection was reported among its members, they were told to lie about being followers, though the church later said that was not its policy.
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She warned, however, that patients might be tempted to lie about taking pills, either to score higher in the competition or just to stop the barrage of texts.
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But House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy has also propagated the Soros theory, tweeting out a lie about Soros and other Jewish Democratic donors attempting to buy elections. Rep.
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" He cited what he said were claims by multiple "local journalists" that the ethnic minority "purposely exaggerate (lie about)" their situation to "get more foreign aid and attention.
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Democrats accused Ken Starr, the independent counsel, of a witch hunt and insisted that the president's decision to lie about his affair with an intern was not impeachable.
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Buying insurance across state lines would create a race to the bottom with insurers able to provide cheap plans and lie about their uselessness until it's too late.
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I figured I'd run into the occasional lie about nationwide concealed carry reciprocity and have intense opposition rise from liberal groups trying to restrict our Second Amendment right.
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Why bother making deals with a country that's willing to slap sanctions on the best of allies, and clearly lie about the reasons, whenever it feels like it?
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During the vice presidential debate, Mike Pence didn't just lie about Trump's record — he acted like Kaine was crazy for mentioning real things that Trump did or said.
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This attitude also leads to dangerous railing against nonexistent problems, like the mistaken belief that women routinely lie about rape or exploit domestic violence laws to harm men.
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The report details a few incidents with "substantial evidence" that Trump obstructed, including his efforts to fire the special counsel and have McGahn lie about it to the press.
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And still there was food left over, a great banquet of food, endlessly stretching forever, the kind of food I could live on for—no lie—about two months.
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And God blesses you when people mock you and persecute you and lie about you and say all sorts of evil things against you because you are my followers.
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But Trump does not exactly have a sterling record of telling the truth — and, of course, it's easier for the person who isn't under oath to lie about something.
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T-Pain is announcing that his 1UP DLC tour is canceled, telling his fans in an Instagram video Tuesday that he was "advised to lie" about the reason why.
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So the White House's plan to get tax cuts on the rich passed is to lie about it and pretend they're actually proposing a big middle-class tax cut.
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Mel B's being accused of harassing another potential witness in her divorce war with Stephen Belafonte ... and this time the woman claims Mel wants her to lie about rape.
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Clinton voters are more likely than Trump supporters to lie about their number of sex partners (2126%), wait for "the right person" (235%), want children (281%) and commitment (264%).
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I would make up a lie about having sex with a certain guy in my grade and then I would tell one of the most popular girls at school.
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I was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of our meeting, so I thought it was important to document that combination of things I never experienced before.
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"So, I guess if you're going to lie about health care and pre-existing conditions, you might as well bring in the biggest liar of the world," Walker added.
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To Jews, however, it raised the haunting specter of "blood libel," a pernicious and long-lasting lie about Jews murdering Christian children and using their blood in religious rituals.
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"There is no use to equivocate or lie about the matter," James K. Vardaman, one of the constitution's framers as well as a future governor and senator, once boasted.
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For example, narcissistic in-laws will play favorites, isolate the target from their own children, and lie about anything to fit their narrative and make the target feel excluded.
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In his opening statements, Gerald Shargel, a lawyer for Ms. Kane, denied that she leaked the contents of the investigation, and said she did not lie about it later.
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"I wouldn't understand why somebody would lie about the program," a course employee said, adding that the course is beneficial for those who are interested in the nonprofit sector.
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We see not for the first time that Trump will lie about anything, even when he knows, or should know, that foreign governments can produce evidence of his deceit.
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"...Amber was now going to leave him, threatening to lie about him publicly in any and every possible duplicitous way if he didn't agree to her terms," Stanhope writes.
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Of course, the policy change doesn't mean that teens can't just lie about their birthdays and create a profile anyway, something that people have previously complained about on Reddit.
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That statement itself is consequential as a foreign policy matter, and to lie about it to the FBI suggests Flynn was trying to protect somebody -- perhaps himself, perhaps Trump.
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But while agents try to determine whether Kavanaugh was being truthful when he said he never sexually assaulted anyone, there's another question lurking: Did he lie about anything else?
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And, by the way, there is a precedent for this: In financial services, if the CEO and the executives lie about the financials, they can be held personally accountable.
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Hicks told lawmakers she sometimes had to tell white lies in her job, but did not lie about matters related to the probe, according to The New York Times.
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When asked about her thoughts on the situation on Tuesday, Sailor said she was still struggling to understand how someone could think her mother would lie about the injury.
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The government argued that the two were not authorized to order the lane closures and had to lie about conducting a traffic study in order to justify their move.
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Why people commit crimes, or lie about them, doesn't seem to interest him as much as how our response to crime seems to encourage, or even require, further criminality.
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"Not only did Jon Ossoff lie about his national security experience, he and Nancy Pelosi support policies that would make our country less safe," said NRCC spokesman Matt Gorman.
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The facts tell me that systemic racism in America is so rare today that some feel it necessary to make up stories to keep the lie about it alive.
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President Donald Trump keeps pushing an easily debunked lie about his approval rating among Republicans, even going so far as to promote poll numbers that seemingly do not exist.
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Furthermore, Ramones told investigators that Rabago wanted him to lie about the incident — and apparently that wasn't even the first time Ramones had seen Rabago harassing a homeless person.
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The real fuel for this social media blaze is that DeGeneres has always portrayed herself as the type of celebrity who would never lie about that kind of thing.
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In the United States, it is a cardinal rule of journalism that reporters shouldn't lie about their identity; undercover operations tend to be confined to the industry's yellower margins.
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"He can make a statement about a member of Congress and her I.Q. and completely lie about what that member of Congress said," Mr. Vaidhyanathan said of Mr. Trump.
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Not only did the ship's crew lie about the total weight of its cargo, crew members failed to properly secure the cars, trucks and shipping containers to the decks.
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The story, as written, was as clean as it gets: Trump directed Cohen to lie about the Trump Tower in Moscow project, and there's tons of evidence to support that.
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But I have this self-defeating disease that only lets me lie about how much I paid for shoes; never the personal, this-stranger-doesn't-need-to-know-this stuff.
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NBC News's senior political editor caught Trump lying as it happened, and, as Trump himself noted, Clinton flagged the fact that Trump was going to lie about this for Lauer.
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But instead of using his opportunity to repair the relationship, Trump chose to take cheap shots at the media, lie about his inauguration crowd size, and suggest taking Iraq's oil.
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The recent study, first reported by Bloomberg, found that couples – regardless of income bracket, race, and age – tend to lie about their earnings if the wife out-earns her husband.
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It is comparatively rare that they're just going to lie about what my views actually are or maliciously distort them and do that to their audience with a clear conscience.
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Former FBI Director James Comey testified on Thursday that he kept personal memos about his interactions with President Trump because he suspected the president might lie about their encounters. Sen.
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Then House members and the American people can decide why, if Trump didn't think he had done anything wrong in issuing the order, he asked McGahn to lie about it.
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A lie is a more malicious concealment, rarer than the garden-variety "misleading statement," but that's plainly what his lie about terrorism was: A conscious effort to mislead the public.
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Then, Frank turns the tables on Conway by informing him that George Wellock, a congressman on the House Intelligence Committee, has exposed Conway's lie about intervening in the Russia vote.
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Los Angeles Angels The Angels are so insecure about where they play they lie about it in their team name, so I don't want to say anything negative about them.
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And as the future of the ACA continues to be major issue in heated campaigns far away from the screaming drama of DC, Republicans have continued to lie about healthcare.
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If you do have an extreme hobby — like rock climbing, scuba diving, or something equally thrilling — it's best not to lie about it on your life insurance application, Policygenius explains.
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Trump justified his desire for the new executive order with a lie about how common it is for a country to extend automatic citizenship to everyone born on its soil.
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In 22000, he was part of a small team of engineering students in West Virginia whose research helped expose Volkswagen's decade-long conspiracy to lie about its diesel cars' emissions.
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I was referring to BuzzFeed's January story that claimed Trump "directed" and "personally instructed" Michael Cohen, his former personal lawyer, to lie about talks about a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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To the contrary, Mr. Kobach, who called Mr. Trump's lie about millions of illegal voters "absolutely correct," seems more than happy to continue his voter-suppression tactics in the dark.
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And I worried that, given the nature of the person I was talking to, if it ever became an issue, he might well lie about the content of that communication.
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And then the nature of the person: I was honestly concerned that he might lie about the nature of our meeting, and so I thought it really important to document.
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Today, it's the Mueller report, the literary doorstop that earlier this year overtook War and Peace for the title of, Book the Most People in America Lie About Having Read.
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But the biggest scandal was without question Bliss — ostensibly a role model and moral figure — telling young men to lie about a dead college student to save his own skin.
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" Brook Ramlet, a spokesperson for Ernst's campaign, said in a statement that outside groups spending so heavily "to lie about Joni shows how terrified the radical left is of her.
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Appearing on PeopleTV's Reality Check on Tuesday with partner Val Chmerkovskiy, Sailor said she was still struggling to understand how someone could think her mother would lie about the injury.
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In the briefing, then-spokeswoman Jen Psaki indicated that it would be legitimate for the department to lie about the start date of those talks in order to encourage diplomacy.
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The galaxies and their dense black hearts currently lie about 30,000 light-years apart, at least as viewed from Earth, which is about 1 billion light-years from the action.
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Mr. Starr's investigation into President Bill Clinton began by reviewing an Arkansas land deal and concluded several years later with the president's impeachment over a lie about a sexual affair.
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The galaxies and their dense black hearts currently lie about 30,000 light-years apart, at least as viewed from Earth, which is about 1 billion light-years from the action.
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Most notably, McConnell and Senate Republicans ignored Ted Cruz's attacks on McConnell in 2015 for telling a "lie" about the Export-Import Bank, preferring not to elevate a political opponent.
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Facebook took down one each from Sanders and Steyer and removed 21 Trump ads attacking Biden, one of which displayed a video promoting a lie about the former vice president.
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"My understanding is that she did not claim to be 15, and in order to get married, she had to lie about her age," Mr. Greenberg said at the time.
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I mean he's tried to lie about it saying that it didn't happen, or that he didn't do it, it was on the side, or this or that or whatever.
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" In just a few hours, she'd received hundreds, among them "I Anonymously Reported My Rape for the Anonymous Attention" and " 'Most Women Lie About Rape,' Says Man Lying About Rape.
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Comey kept contemporaneous memos of his interactions with the president and told the Senate Intelligence Committee last June that he did so because he thought Trump might lie about them.
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The indictment does not, however, attempt to explain why Stone would lie about this or lay out a definitive story about what did happen between Stone and WikiLeaks back then.
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But as Trump's contacts with Russia came under increased scrutiny in the summer of 2017, both Cohen and the Kremlin decided to lie about it, pretending they'd never successfully connected.
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"As of today, patriotic Americans in uniform will no longer have to lie about who they are in order to serve the country they love," Obama wrote in his official statement.
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Buy Where Do We Go From Here: Amazon | Barnes & Noble Professor James W. Loewen has written several books about the ways Americans misremember, tone down, and outright lie about our history.
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Most recently, Trump tweeted a bold-faced lie about a recent visit with congressional Republicans, falsely claiming lawmakers cheered when the president made fun of Sanford during a closed-door meeting.
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And we heard tonight that Theresa May is sort of sending a little, you know, message of sweetness and lie about the Putin visit that President Trump is going to do.
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"They'd probably understand and be on board with this plan... But then, I'd lie about the coin and just go to the one which had the most options of premium alcohol."
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"Elon Musk can tweet his vindictive and vicious lie about Mr. Unsworth a hundred times and it will still be a lie," Unsworth's lawyer, L. Lin Wood, wrote in a statement.
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Given the lack of any legal heir, Josephina, Morf, and Rhodora are all fully ready to lie about how they acquired his work, and take full advantage of its instant popularity.
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Her resume is impressive, but she made an early decision to lie about being pureblood and internalized the deeply bigoted idea that Muggles and the wizards related to them are inferior.
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Speaking with Grenada High Commissioner Karl Hood, "[Harry] said the best birthday present would be to have a day off, so she could lie about and do nothing," Hood told reporters.
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"I don't mind the shaming, I just think it's very odd that so many people would think a woman would make a choice to lie about something so important," she explains.
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For a while, Americans could travel abroad relatively freely, without having to lie about our nationality for fear of being spit on as many did during the George W. Bush years.
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They believe that if the government is capable of lying about something as fundamental as the shape of our planet, then who's to say it can't lie about things like Hitler?
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"I will never lie about when I've been paid to create content, because that would imply shame and I'm really not ashamed to admit that I'm paid to work," she says.
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Voluntary measures and education usually work better than edicts that may lead people to lie about their symptoms and travel history, and encourage countries to conceal outbreaks, public health experts say.
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If the guidelines are taken up by the courts, it would mean that intersex people would have to lie about who they are in order to be accepted as legal citizens.
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He detailed how Trump had personally reimbursed him for hush-money payments Cohen has made to porn star Stormy Daniels and directed him to lie about why those payments were made.
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At the end of the movie "The Dark Knight" (2008), Batman and Commissioner James Gordon tell a lie about District Attorney Harvey Dent's killing spree that occurred right before Dent's death.
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And it would be strange for a reader to use their real name to lie about what a local boat captain told them about a particular building on Epstein's private island.
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Instead of feeling pressured to protect men's egos, I told men I wasn't interested in them — I didn't feel the need to use uncertain terms or lie about having a boyfriend.
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Amber claims Doug Stanhope defamed her when he wrote an article published in The Wrap claiming Heard threatened to lie about Johnny in order to squeeze money out of the actor.
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And if you start to lie about your whereabouts or only talk abut work friends with your partner, it's a sign your heart is in a different place than your marriage.
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While Republican politicians lie about what their tax bill does, right-of-center wonks are coming together to argue that liberal commentators are ignoring the allegedly strong case on the merits.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Kilimnik, a Russian Army-trained linguist, helped Mr. Manafort try to persuade other associates to lie about their work on a project related to Mr. Manafort's Ukrainian clients.
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So when, on Saturday, he told a particularly lurid lie about infanticide at a political rally in Wisconsin, it was, like so much in this administration, at once shocking and unsurprising.
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Clinton's supposedly "small" lie about sex (like Trump's "small" violation of campaign finance laws) was not so small coming from the one person uniquely entrusted to uphold and enforce the law.
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In fact, this issue affects more than two thirds (65%) of workers on vacation, which causes many employees to feel the need to lie about their cell reception or wifi connectivity.
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Swift was enmeshed in her endless feud with Kanye West at the time, and on this particular occasion in 2016, West's wife Kim Kardashian caught Swift in a lie about West.
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A Customs and Border Protection officer said supervisors instructed them to lie about not having space to process asylum-seekers at the border and turning them away, according to court documents.
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Hicks argued she hasn't had to lie about substantive issues for Trump, according to the source with knowledge of her Tuesday comments that spoke to CNN's Manu Raju and Jeremy Herb.
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Cohen — who has said the president directed him to lie about hush-money payments and that Trump artificially inflated and deflated his assets to suit his own purposes — did not elaborate.
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Cohen told the House Oversight Committee in February that Trump directed him to lie about the president's knowledge of hush-money payments to women who say they had affairs with Trump.
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Cohen also accused Trump in his public testimony of encouraging him to lie about the Trump Tower Moscow discussions, though he said Trump did not tell him to do so directly.
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The company has consistently said that it did not lie about climate change, and it agrees with the scientific consensus that global warming is real and humans are contributing to it.
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November: Pulling "out" of Syria Trump has to be egregiously inaccurate to get fact-checked by Fox News morning show "Fox & Friends," but his November 22 lie about the troops qualified.
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Specifically, Cohen argued that Trump had pressed him to lie about the timeline of discussions regarding a project to build a Trump property in Moscow — albeit without making the instruction explicit.
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But a reckless anti-deference decision, sweeping broadly beyond the narrow facts of this unusual case, would lie about like a loaded weapon just as much as an unduly deferential ruling.
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Terre des Hommes says that mica collected by children is easily, and often, sold to foreign entities under the license of a legal mine; traders just lie about where they got it.
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Studies have found, for example, that men tend to overstate their height and lie about their occupation, while women understate their weight and tend to have less accurate photos than their counterparts.
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Michael Shannon, playing White House Counsel Don McGahn, offered devastating depictions of the moments this top counsel pushed back directly against Trumps's efforts to obstruct and lie about what he had done.
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As Lily gets older she becomes more aware of our situation, and I don't want to give her the impression that she needs to be ashamed of or lie about her family.
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I can't lie about how cold it was, it was freezing and perhaps those fans won't feel as lucky when they're waking up with a voice like Young Yeezy's most gravelly hooks.
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For PiS members, the Smolensk cover-up was part of a much wider conspiracy by pro-European governments to lie about Poland's history so the country would be ripe for foreign exploitation.
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On the other side was a mansion on a hill, complete with LA pools and fireplaces and a rim made specifically for people that lie about being six feet to dunk on.
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Makers of such spyware also want the huge commercial edge that comes with placement on the official Google and Apple stores — which creates an incentive to lie about the app's intended audience.
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It's the first known instance of Trump telling someone to lie about the president's own involvement with Russia, and Democrats on the Hill are saying that this could be an impeachable offense.
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And now the FCC has hit pause on the commenting system, buying themselves a little more time to plug their ears and continue to lie about the benefits of destroying the internet.
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At the same time, though, any field can be hoaxed if you lie about the data you've gathered and hide your true intentions: The entire system depends on good faith and honesty.
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It's merely a simple fact the Serpent member understands what Jughead is going through, and will never make him feel like he has to lie about his day-in-day out activities.
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School officials exploited narratives of hardship among African-American youth, asking students to lie about adversity in their lives in order to gain admission to top colleges, in addition to falsifying transcripts.
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And he said multiple times that he chose to take detailed notes about his interactions with Trump because he worried the White House and President would lie about them if he didn't.
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"To be honest, we are tired of lie about the 'Russian hackers', which is being poured down in the United States from the very top," Russia Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.
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She ruled that Manafort did indeed deliberately lie about a $125,000 payment made on his behalf, about his contacts with Konstantin Kilimnik (his longtime Russian associate), and about another Justice Department investigation.
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He got me up onto the bed, made up a lie about how I have this condition that makes me faint, and sent the guy away, saying we didn't need the fork.
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While secrecy and lying were the highlights of my anorexic period, an honest conversation began to taste better than even the most embellished lie about a lavish meal I didn't eat anyway.
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"In my 15 years as foreign minister and prez, after a meeting the Russians would lie about what we had talked about even *with* ample note-takers and staff present," he said.
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"Used to being quite irate as the Dems lie about our nominee at their convention," Mike Murphy, a former adviser to Senator John McCain and Mitt Romney, wrote in despair on Twitter.
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Cohen testified to the House Oversight panel that Trump directed him to lie about a hush money payment to Stormy Daniels, an adult-film actress who alleged an affair with the president.
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" Yeah, but: "The indictment does not, however, attempt to explain why Stone would lie about this or lay out a definitive story about what did happen between Stone and WikiLeaks back then.
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As clickfraud grows as a revenue stream for unscrupulous mobile app developers, it turns out that it pays well to lie about what kind of mobile device is fraudulently clicking those ads.
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Mellie gets caught in a lie about eating cheeseburgers every Sunday (said restaurant is closed every Sunday), making her not only too smart and not at all relatable, but untrustworthy as well.
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They try not to lie about things where the lie could be easily exposed — say, lying about potential personnel changes in the coming weeks — or when there are actual legal stakes involved.
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Words cannot describe how infuriating and insulting it is to hear your abuser use rape tropes to blatantly lie about what happened when you are 100 percent certain about what you witnessed.
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"— JIMMY KIMMEL "On the plus side, you can still spend Easter the way you always do — by completely forgetting about it until your mom calls and you lie about going to church.
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"— JIMMY KIMMEL "On the plus side, you can still spend Easter the way you always do — by completely forgetting about it until your mom calls and you lie about going to church.
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"When executives repeatedly lie about how they use personal information, which hurts Americans, they ought to face real consequences, and one of those consequences should be the option of prescribing jail time."
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"This is where having credibility — and having a president who didn't lie about everything — would be really, really helpful," Samantha Power, the former United States ambassador to the United Nations, wrote recently.
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It should not be a serious crime, he said by way of example, for mayors to have their streets plowed first after snowstorms and to lie about why they gave themselves priority.
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She didn't talk about her father much, but she did ask questions, which Anna always tried to answer as honestly as possible, to make up for the big lie about his death.
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One WebMD survey of 1,500 people found as many as 45 percent of patients stretch the truth, hold back, or outright lie to their physicians—and 17 percent lie about sexual health.
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That's the former Trump campaign manager's defense against special counsel Robert Mueller's argument that Manafort called and messaged two of his old associates to get them to lie about his work overseas.
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President Donald Trump tried to make the case for his border wall Tuesday during his State of the Union address by repeating a lie about violent crime along the Texas-Mexico border.
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Gennifer Flowers, a former TV reporter, said she had a twelve-year affair with Clinton and that he told her to lie about the affair on his behalf when others grew suspicious.
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Cernovich — who has used Twitter to spread fake news, accuse prominent Democrats of running a child sex ring, and repeatedly suggest that women lie about rape — is using this sensitivity to his advantage.
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Whether you are dealing with a little white lie about a pair of shoes or a huge whopper like a hidden account in the Cayman Islands, you need to confront it head-on.
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For example, he recently told BuzzFeed News that there were plans to offer Putin a $50 million penthouse in Trump Tower Moscow — the one Trump had Cohen lie about — if it got built.
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As television networks are set to air President Donald Trump's first Oval Office address on immigration — a subject he has been known to lie about profusely — Democratic leaders are calling for equal airtime.
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The most logical explanation, as my colleague Matt Yglesias explains, is that Trump did indeed fire Flynn, but did so only after the Post story exposed his lie about the sanctions call publicly.
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The test might prove she didn't lie about family history, but it doesn't tell us anything else useful, and plays into the dangerous ways that people already (wrongly) conflate genetic ancestry with culture.
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Judge Jackson ruled that Manafort did indeed deliberately lie about a $125,000 payment made on his behalf, about his contacts with Konstantin Kilimnik (his longtime Russian associate), and about another Justice Department investigation.
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Republicans sometimes oppose exceptions for a woman's health because they worry that women will lie about having a mental health issue like suicidal depression so that she can get the abortion she wants.
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In the wake of news that more people lie about having read Alice than any other book, we set out to prove that you're never too old to be inspired by childhood literature.
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E-mails among the Panama papers are said to show that the firm tried to hide evidence of its control over MF Nevada, and wanted its local representative to lie about the relationship.
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It also caused Trump to continue to lie about election fraud—a quixotic obsession given his victory, but one that's in keeping with his (and his team's) instincts to run a polarizing presidency.
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"Given the president's propensity to lie about almost everything, it is not surprising that Trump is grossly distorting what the Medicare for All legislation does," Sanders wrote in defense of his signature policy.
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He continues: &aposdangerous time when our country is led by those who will lie about anything, backed by those who will believe anything based on information from media sources that will say anything.
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If they lie about the consequences of Trumpcare, there is a possibility that they could get away with it by creating a new party orthodoxy, just like they did with supply-side economics.
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"Dangerous time when our country is led by those who will lie about anything, backed by those who will believe anything, based on information from media sources that will say anything," he said.
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Clapper said he had testified to Congress on various occasions for more than 20 years, and mocked the idea that he would lie about Snowden and the NSA to senators overseeing his work.
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Comey testified to the intelligence committee this month that he decided to keep detailed records because he felt so uncomfortable after meetings with the president that he feared Trump might lie about them.
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Trump Jr. somehow failed to disclose Akhmetshin's presence at the meeting, making this the fifth time he chose to either lie about the meeting or omit some vital piece of information about it.
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It's sort of like talking to someone who loves their cat too much: You should just say "I bet it has a real personality, right?" and let them lie about how it does.
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In February, Cohen told Congress that "In his way, he was telling me to lie," about Trump's directives to him concerning the timing of his negotiations to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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Anybody can act great and seem like a great guy or girl when they put down fake things and lie about themselves online, but when it is in real life it is special.
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This year, prosecutors have claimed, Mr. Manafort and Mr. Kilimnik teamed up to try to persuade two witnesses to lie about the scope of the Ukraine work in order to protect Mr. Manafort.
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"We have created a society where women don't have to take any responsibility for their actions," Rotunno told Twohey when asked what reason Weinstein's accusers would have to lie about being sexually assaulted.
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But had I been in an accident, such as the one I anticipate this summer when a scooter maniac crashes into me, would I feel the need to lie about it or hide?
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Consider swatting, when pranksters call 911 and lie about someone doing something really bad, like holding a hostage, to get dispatchers to send police — and particularly a SWAT team — to a victim's location.
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On Wednesday alone, besides giving the interview, Ivanka Trump got caught in a bizarre lie about Hillary Clinton, saying the Democratic nominee had no child care or family leave policies on her website.
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As part of the plea agreement, Guizar-Cuellar admitted recording one of the girls as she was victimized in the scheme, giving the minor girls methamphetamine and telling them to lie about their ages.
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"Wearing a badge is not a license to hurt children and then lie about it -- with these charges, the world can now see clearly that is what happened," they said, according to the statement.
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One potent strategy for getting away with this kind of toxically unpopular agenda is to lie about it, which is why Republicans are lying so much about their policies on taxation and health care.
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When you've been shown for decades that the left is against your presidential candidate and they're willing to lie about your presidential candidate, it's not hard to understand why they just don't believe anything.
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His two grown sons, Elliott (the tenor Michael Marcotte) and Pat (the high tenor Peter Tantsits, mostly lie about the messy house, shirtless and grimy, watching a blank television set in a pothead haze.
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Typically, showrunners keep their actors in the dark about any major twists in store for their characters — it helps contain the surprise, and saves the actors from having to actively lie about the role.
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And because they believe the government is so willing to lie about stuff like the Earth being flat, they assume it must also be lying about other stuff (more on this in a bit).
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The truth is nearly everyone in Huntington is a victim of this epidemic: parents whose children lie about their habits and steal from their homes, fathers and mothers who outlive their daughters and sons.
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But those ideas offend GOP leaders like Ryan, so instead of seeking policy balance, he decided to lie about Hillary Clinton's tax plan instead, and claim that she pledged to raise middle-class taxes.
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The rarely-at-a-loss-for-words Cruz acts like he's caught in a lie about whether he approved of the 2013 Immigration Bill that some say would have given amnesty to undocumented immigrants.
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After all, Trump achieved credibility as a presidential candidate with the birther lie about Barack Obama, a blatantly racist claim he successfully lifted from the fringes of Breitbart to the mainstream of Fox News.
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Of course, you'll also want to practice some self restraint as Venus harmonizes with Saturn and Pluto, making you too invested in your future to be so daring as to lie about your name.
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"I was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of our meeting so I thought it important to document," Comey told senators in a hearing last June, a month after Trump fired him.
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The most obvious victims of this scandal are the hundreds of students deprived of placement at colleges because they did not cheat on their admissions tests or lie about their participation in athletic programs.
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Or is it kinder instead to tell them it all works out and lie about the part where their pursuit of a cool designed to exclude becomes the thing that hurts them the most?
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But the special counsel investigation is now uncovering multiple approaches by Russians to the Trump campaign and revealing the openness of key figures to those approaches and their propensity to lie about the contacts.
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But the ruling also served as an important reminder that, while Trump can lie about climate change in public all he wants, federal law requires his administration's policy changes to be based on facts.
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" She later added that she doesn't "know if Chris Wallace has information that I don't have, but that he is saying that Barr is perpetuating a lie about this conversation between him and Mueller?
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Cohen pleaded guilty to lying to Congress about the timeline of the Trump Tower Moscow project, but testified under oath on Wednesday that the president did not direct him to lie about the deal.
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" Watch the segment here... The bottom line This is what Chris Cuomo asked on his CNN show Monday night: "Why do so many people around this president feel the need to lie about Russia?
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Earlier this year, NBC host Matt Lauer was widely panned for allowing Trump to lie about his support for the Iraq War, which he claims to have opposed despite clear evidence to the contrary.
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Manafort's lawyers insisted he hadn't intended to lie about these interactions with Kilimnik, but claimed he'd had a hard time focusing on the facts during his interview sessions because he was depressed and sick.
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According to Mueller's team, Stone had spent much of the past year pressuring Credico to lie about their efforts to communicate with WikiLeaks, the website that released stolen Democratic emails during the election campaign.
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It should be remembered that those agents were defying instructions from bureau headquarters to give Alabama investigators a cold shoulder and lie about the true extent of the files labeled "BAPBOMB" in F.B.I. archives.
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For one thing, Comey pointed out, Sessions didn't just lie about the reason Comey was fired after the fact — he should never have been involved in the decision to fire him to begin with.
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"You can stand up there, and you can lie about how you killed the ISIS prisoner so Chief Gallagher does not have to go to jail," a Navy prosecutor, Lt. Brian John, told him.
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Instagram doesn't allow individuals under 13 to use its platform, so tweens who want to get on the app will often lie about their birthdate to makes them appear older than they actually are.
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At one point, Mr. Colbert showed a clip of Mr. Comey explaining why he kept written records of all his meetings with President Trump: for fear that Mr. Trump might lie about their conversations.
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Mr. Comey said he began taking notes on his meetings with the president because, from his first interaction with him, during the transition period, he thought Mr. Trump might lie about what was said.
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Whether or not the show encouraged him to lie about being assaulted, Lee managed to evoke a whole dismaying history of black men being falsely accused by white people of all kinds of violence.
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What is difficult to comprehend is how Mr. Rosenstein could have failed to see how his memo would be used by President Trump to lie about and cover up why Mr. Comey was fired.
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But they can't afford to stay mum when Trump, merely to stroke his own ego and assert his potency, tells a lie about election results, calling Clinton's advantage in the popular vote a sham.
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The editor in chief of the Revolutionary Guard's Tasnim news agency, Kian Abdollahi, said that attempts by government officials to lie about what had happened were as great a "catastrophe" as the crash itself.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "They hit the candidates with all the tough questions, like, 'If elected, how do we know you won't lie about everything all the time and draw on weather maps with a Sharpie?
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Eric Tennen, a criminal defense lawyer in Boston who has handled sexual assault cases, said it could be difficult for Weinstein to convince a jury that several women had motive to lie about him.
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Career prosecutors not involved in the case have said the report contained strong evidence that Trump committed a crime when he pressured McGahn to fire Mueller and later urged him to lie about it.
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Since ret-conning plot is kind of Fantastic Beasts' ~thing~ now, why not reveal that this ship was the Titanic, lie about the year it sank, and put a bunch of other characters on it?
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Quicksand takes place in a wealthy suburb, where Sebastian, the son of Sweden's richest man, brushes shoulders with Samir, the child of two Middle Eastern immigrants who feels forced to lie about his parents' professions.
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Later, when the two surviving pilots — Nora Madani (Christina Ochoa) and Leland Gallo (Matt Barr) — are returning to military action, we learn that they conspired together to lie about what happened, though it's unclear why.
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The cluster of small islands in the western Caribbean, surrounded by coral reefs, lie about 775 kilometers (2200 miles) from the Colombian mainland and 22012 kilometers (22012 miles) from the Central American nation of Nicaragua.
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If Google can't figure out whether Barack Obama is plotting a coup or not, or whether or not MSG is lethal, can it at least recognize that the lie about cooking onions is a lie?
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"Despite Senator Ted Cruz attempting to smear me and totally lie about my beliefs and positions on almost all of the issues, I am a conservative person and I believe in conservative values," Trump wrote.
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And last but by no means least, if they lie about what their policy agenda will do, your rank and file will develop an accurate sense that they are being repeatedly betrayed by their leaders.
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As Gizmodo recently reported, Pai has even refused to respond to a request to clarify comments he made during an oversight hearing, in which he appeared to repeatedly lie about withholding documents from Democratic commissioners.
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Anthony WeinerAllred stood by Ginger Lee's side when the former porn star claimed that the New York Representative asked her to lie about the nature of their relationship, including explicit photos he allegedly sent her.
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BuzzFeed reported Thursday, citing two federal law enforcement officials, that Cohen had told the special counsel that Trump had instructed him to lie about the timing of negotiations over a potential Trump Tower in Moscow.
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"These guys from abroad think they're superior to us, that they can come here, make a mess, lie about it and stain the image of Brazil," said Airton Rocha, 28, a waiter at a cafe.
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"We came to Houston to do something about this city's response to the hatred, especially of five pastors, who turned an entire Human Rights Ordinance into a lie about bathrooms," Jenner's friend Kate Bornstein explains.
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Prosecutors allege Manafort was trying to get his former colleagues to lie about the scope of their activity, in the hopes that they would tell investigators that all of his lobbying took place in Europe.
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Ryan Lochte did not lie about the "robbery" incident ... and there are 3 minutes of missing surveillance video that will back up most of his story ... this according to sources directly connected to the swimmer.
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This has become more evident each day, as the Senate plots out a secretive path toward Obamacare repeal — and top White House officials (including the president) consistently lie about what the House bill actually does.
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Sanchez maintains that he does not want to lie about who he is anymore," Ms. Gatto told the judge, adding that Mr. Sanchez, in his 2350s, was "ready to live a stable, law-abiding life.
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When Mueller's investigators questioned Van der Zwaan in November 2017 about his relationship with Gates and Manafort, they caught him in a lie about the timing of his last communication with his former business associates.
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Defense attorneys will be allowed to seek testimony from a Temple employee who claims Constand once admitted she could lie about being assaulted by a high-profile person and then collect a lot of money.
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He then drove her to a McDonald's, walked her through what to say and helped her lie about where she lived to avoid drawing suspicion — a surplus of winners was popping up in Jacksonville, Fla.
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Republicans are deploying all three strategies, with Mike Pence's vile lie about the disabled – the utterly false claim that Medicaid expansion has actually hurt those most in need of help – drawing lots of justified outrage.
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He charged that Mr. Trump lied to the public about business interests in Russia, lied to reporters about stolen Democratic emails and told Mr. Cohen to lie about hush payments to cover up sexual misconduct.
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Mr. Cohen said that Mr. Trump directed him to lie about hush payments to a pornographic film star and that Mr. Trump knew well in advance about a WikiLeaks email release damaging Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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They lie about them, they yell at them, they engage in character assassination, they talk about their appearance, and all sorts of other things that have nothing to do with the merits of the argument.
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I totally understand, but simply exposing the lie about the Soros conspiracy theory doesn't work, because to call it a lie is to repeat it, to repeat the content, which strengthens it in people's brains.
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Parents or guardians often lie about the age of children they are giving in marriage, says Hasanah Cegu Isadeen, one of the authors of a report on the negative consequences for women of Muslim personal law.
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"But none of this is surprising from an Administration that allowed its Secretary of State to threaten the country with a private email server, delete her records, and lie about it to us all," Miller said.
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In just the past week, he repeated his oft-stated lie about opposing the Iraq War before it began and he came up with a new one, falsely stating that Clinton failed to criticize Muslim jihadists.
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"The FTC is sending the message that wealthy executives and massive corporations can rampantly violate Americans' privacy, lie about how our personal information is used and abused and get off with no meaningful consequences," he said.
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LAWRENCE O&aposDONNELL, MSNBC: The president&aposs lawyer public negotiating position is the president is so guilty of something that he will lie about it and commit perjury if he is interviewed by the Mueller team.
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But at the same time there&aposs a difference between that and having an American president basically become in some ways sort of part of the dictator&aposs lie about his popularity with his own people.
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A senior administration official said Thursday that it became clear Trump had to come clean on his lie about the Comey tapes before the Friday deadline set on him by Congress to hand over any recordings.
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This has of course been a common practice of his, but to do it in this manner -- and to lie about how previous presidents responded to the deaths of soldiers -- is as low as it gets.
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During Wednesday's hearing, GOP lawmakers on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee made a point of repeatedly going after Cohen's credibility, arguing he was willing to lie about the president to reduce his prison sentence.
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In addition to trading on inside information, Collins, his son, and an associate then allegedly proceeded to lie about the scheme to FBI agents, a criminal count which itself carries up to 5 years in prison.
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In a shocking testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday, Comey revealed that he had felt compelled to document his interactions with Trump because he was concerned the president would later lie about their conversations.
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The setup -- there was NO presidential voting in California yesterday ... but Jimmy sent a reporter to ask people if they voted to see if they would lie about it on camera to make themselves look good.
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The one good thing about having divorced parents who apparently don't speak at all, Sebastian says, is that the twins can lie about their whereabouts by telling each parent that they're at the other one's house.
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We updated our F.A.Q. Six years ago, Hemanth Kappanna changed automotive history: He was part of a small team of engineering students in West Virginia that exposed Volkswagen's conspiracy to lie about its cars' diesel emissions.
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"The White House staff will never be lectured on truth-telling from the media that pushed a flat-out lie about Donald Trump for two years," Hogan Gidley, a White House spokesman, said in an email.
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Multiple studies have shown that children as old as 16 are less likely to lie about their misdeeds, and the misdeeds of others, after pledging to tell the truth, a result that has been replicated widely.
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In the indictment, which was announced by the United States attorney's office for the District of Maryland, prosecutors said Mr. Gladstone also told an officer to lie about the 2014 episode if questioned by federal investigators.
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Some states, such as Oklahoma, have given businesses and agencies more leeway in denying entrance to ESAs while others, such as Utah, have made it a misdemeanor to lie about a pet's status as an ESA.
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"The defendant's assertions that the government attempted to pressure him to lie about the falsity of FARA statements in the Rafiekian case are incorrect, unsupported and unavailing here," prosecutors Brandon Van Grack and Jocelyn Ballantine wrote.
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Highlights include encouraging Missy to date guys back-to-back and lie about when it happened to avoid seeming like a cheater, and making Connie uncomfortable with her sexual advances by licking her arm and ear.
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After I started a feminist blog in 2004, I became a target of men's-rights groups who were angry with women about everything from custody battles to the false notion that most women lie about rape.
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Vice President Mike Pence seemed to either be completely unaware of the new program or willing to lie about its purpose altogether when confronted in a viral video by ER Dr. Rob Davidson about the program.
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The canines don't do much — this isn't an attempt to anthropomorphize them — but they are mesmerizing to look at, as they lie about and chew on soccer balls, bottles, branches and, at one point, a brick.
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If you feel compelled to lie about your spending habits, that is a red flag you have a problem, according to Terrence Shulman, founder and director of The Shulman Center for Compulsive Theft, Spending and Hoarding.
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According to the Washington Post, one week before that call Mr Trump ordered that $400m in military aid to Ukraine be withheld, and administration officials were told to lie about the reason it was being withheld.
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How a land deal inquiry became a sex scandal The Clinton impeachment turned on a salacious scandal that featured the President caught in a lie about his extramarital affair with an intern at the White House.
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Getting the Dream Act done and increasing protections for immigrants is crucial because the deportation agents are increasingly emboldened to not only to come after us, but to deceive the public and lie about their work.
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The canines don't do much — this isn't an attempt to anthropomorphize them — but they are mesmerizing to look at, as they lie about and chew on soccer balls, bottles, branches and, at one point, a brick.
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In the draft comments, Mr. Cohen writes that he was implicitly ordered to lie about a deal Mr. Trump was working on in Moscow, and that Roger Stone, a longtime political adviser, was communicating with WikiLeaks.
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I don't necessarily think Porter would lie about this stuff, but it's necessarily tougher to verify (unless he documented it somehow), and he certainly has reason to be upset at the Trump administration, given his ouster.
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But there are easy ways to get around it — parents can let their children use their accounts, kids can watch YouTube videos without logging in, or underaged viewers can lie about their age while creating an account.
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But the film follows two asylum-seekers—who are the type of immigrants who are the scourge of the National Front—as they use fake passports and lie about their relationships as they seek refuge in France.
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Last season, we knew that Bobby's lie about choosing not to see Wendy one-on-one (in fact, Wendy was the one who established that rule when returning to work) broke something precious in the Axelrod marriage.
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Still, even that would come as little shock to those who negotiated the deal: In effect, the agreement was made possible by allowing Iran to lie about the past, while imposing verification on it for the future.
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In December, Mr. Burke was arrested on federal charges related to that assault, as well as what federal authorities describe as a conspiracy to cover it up by persuading detectives and other officers to lie about it.
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I would rather have a politician lie, though, about -- I would rather have a politician lie about sex or about a crowd size than about not being able to keep your health care or a terrorism attack.
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During Clary's interview on CBS This Morning, which aired in full on Thursday, Clary, now 21, claimed that her parents pushed her to lie about her age when she first met Kelly at one of his concerts.
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While testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday, ousted FBI Director James Comey revealed that he kept notes on his meetings with President Trump because he feared Trump "might lie about the nature" of their talks.
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MURDOCH: As far as lying, I&aposm not really going to judge the President on if he&aposs lying or not because I&aposve been known to lie about whether I take the trash out or not.
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As political scientist Daniel W. Drezner wrote in The Washington Post in March: [I]f Donald Trump has been campaigning on a big lie about the global economy, Bernie Sanders has been campaigning on two big lies.
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