We lie to our kids, we lie to each other, and we lie to ourselves.
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"You can lie to your mother, you can lie to your father, you can lie to your priest, but you can't lie to a law enforcement officer," he said in the video.
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It is "Don't Lie to Me," not "Lie to Me."
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They prefer not to lie to other people, and they especially can't lie to themselves.
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I think if a person will lie to an individual, they will lie to a country.
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But you can't lie to the F.B.I., and you can't lie to impede an investigation, thereby obstructing justice.
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It found instances of the President instructing people to lie to investigators and to lie to the American people.
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And then they would lock it up in the secret archive and they would lie to law enforcement, they would lie to parishioners, they'd lie to the media and those inquiring, or they would hide it.
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And don't lie to my face, because I'm not going to vote for you if you lie to my face.
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Whether you bring it or not, don't ever lie to the police—but remember that they can lie to you.
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But it's a huge challenge for journalists that people lie to them and make things up and lie to the cops.
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"I might lie to you like Hillary [Clinton] does all the time, but I'll never lie to Giacomo," he told the crowd.
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Alice Stewart: I have stopped believing It is not unlawful to lie to the media, but it is unscrupulous to lie to your supporters.
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In a profound miscarriage of justice, federal law permits FBI agents to lie to us but makes it a crime for us to lie to them.
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It's not illegal to lie to the press, but it is illegal to lie to the FBI, and federal prosecutors routinely bring charges in such cases.
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To be clear, it is not a crime to lie to the public (if that's what happened), but it is assuredly a crime to lie to Mueller.
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At times, the numbers are simply made up: "villages lie to townships, townships lie to counties, and so on all the way up to the State Council," McMahon writes.
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"There are specific examples where when the abuse occurred, the priests would go, the bishops would go and lie to parishioners, lie to law enforcement, lie to the public, but then document all the abuse in secret archives that they would share oftentimes with the Vatican," Shapiro told the CBS This Morning show.
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"I want them to know that as easy as it is for them to lie to be older, it's just as easy for people to lie to be younger," Floyd said.
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I also know that we have allowed the creation of a military monster that will lie to our elected officials, and that both of them will lie to the American people.
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One cannot lie to these children — they know better.
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I don't lie to the people I date, but I lie to other people all the time—shop keepers, taxi drivers, random people in bars or cafés, who ask me what I do.
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Because if your family can lie to you, anybody can.
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I am not going to lie to you through myself.
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HANNITY: How do you lie to a FISA judge repeatedly?
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Normally people don't lie to their colleagues for no reason.
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This, they say, gives the lie to the country's promises.
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First, he told the crowd not to lie to him.
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Former special counsel Robert Meuller put the lie to that.
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Another lie, to you, the reader: I am so happy.
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"I know he'd never, ever lie to me," she said.
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"I won't lie to you … it broke me," he continued.
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"Our intention is never to lie to you," Spicer said.
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I won't lie to you, it's a lot of work!
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If he did indeed lie to investigators, that's criminal conduct.
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It was fun to lie to people for a minute.
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So, the question ... why would Jose lie to the media?
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Meanwhile, she is keeping up the lie to my face.
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McGahn refuses to lie to cover up the president's request.
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Everybody already knows everything so you can lie to them.
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She stated that Clinton encouraged her to lie to investigators.
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It can be a federal crime to lie to Congress.
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The fire in Brazil puts the lie to that assumption.
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They lie to and deceive the public and the media.
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It was very painful to have to lie to him.
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We get used to mechanics that don't lie to us.
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They had to lie to make this scheme seem legitimate.
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D: Alright, Anton, I'm not going to lie to you.
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It would be a lie to say they do that.
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I'm not gonna lie to you: I cried earlier today.
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Asking her to lie to Wendy seemed easy by comparison.
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"Why would I lie to you?" he demanded one morning.
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I never expected him to lie to me like this.
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"Mark didn't lie to anyone," they said in a statement.
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As a man, I would not lie to you, absolutely.
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The increasing fire hazards has put the lie to that.
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"Our intention's never to lie to you," Spicer told reporters.
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Oasis towns with heavy Uighur populations lie to its west.
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They often lie to get around the legal employment age.
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Did Trump ever tell anyone to lie to the public?
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I don't believe she'd lie to me about her experiences.
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But "documentary" evidence, Manfred said, gave lie to his protestations.
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We can't control whether our public servants lie to us.
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"Our intention is never to lie to you," he replied.
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I had to lie to people I stood next to.
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"Don't lie to me," Kelly said, and started to cry.
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He noted that it's a crime to lie to Congress.
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"I think it's important for people to learn that there are consequences for your actions when you lie to patients, when you lie to investors; there's got to be consequences for this," Cheung says.
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Point is that I am not going to lie to you.
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Let me put it another way: lie to the American people.
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"It's a great crime to lie to a king," he says.
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To be honest with you ... Yes, don't lie to me, please.
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Sometimes people come and lie to them and they believe everything.
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The West African outbreak gave the lie to all those misperceptions.
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Ian doesn't like to lie to him, and his brothers know.
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I need a candidate who's not going to lie to me.
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"I'm (ticked), I'm not going to lie to you," Antetokounmpo said.
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She reminds Jamie that he promised never to lie to her.
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PIRRO: For sitting there and allowing them to lie to Congress.
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Who's gonna lie to the public & not hold press briefings now?
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I'm not going to lie to you, there may be smut.
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You lie to everyone around you and get away with it.
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"It's rough, I'm not going to lie to you," Britton said.
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You don't just, like, pick a day to lie to people.
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Literally paying for lies to lie to you, the American people.
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This essentially puts the lie to voter restrictions and Trump's claims.
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When other politicians lie to you, you're the one being fooled.
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In those cases, people may lie to avoid experiencing negative emotions.
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Opposition forces lie to the left, Islamic State to the right.
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Time has given the lie to both these critiques: we now
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He later told the woman to lie to investigators about it.
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If you're tempted to lie to make yourself seem hotter, don't.
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According to some research, 93% of people lie to their therapist.
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He also said the president encouraged him to lie to lawmakers.
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"It's too slow, I won't lie to you," she told me.
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" Bumgarner said after the triumph, "I can't lie to you anymore.
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I said, 'Florian, do you want me to lie to you?
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Our feeling is that we shouldn't lie to find the truth.
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I'm not gonna lie to you, I'm still tempted every day.
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Why he decided to lie to the White House remains unclear.
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Typically, despots rig elections and lie to say they were clean.
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"It was all a lie to get us out of there."
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I hope you would not want me to lie to you.
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He had told them, Gates said, and didn't lie to them.
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Humans find it easier to just lie and lie to themselves.
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"Mark didn't lie to anyone," they said, according to The Times.
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There are certain kinds of women that men always lie to.
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I lie to him, tell him that the mall closes early.
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But did he lie to the public about working with you?
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"I certainly didn't lie to the Senator," Bernhardt said in response.
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"I'm not going to lie to you, I don't," he said.
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The Belgian Appeals Court has given the lie to these claims.
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One manager said he was encouraged to lie to Utthan auditors.
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It would be a lie to say that didn't sadden me.
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Directing a subordinate to lie to Congress is a federal crime.
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People lie to us all the time, and we believe them.
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As people view honesty [as] a desirable feature, it seems highly likely that people will lie to seem honest in the eyes of others just as they will lie to seem successful, loving, hard-working, etc.
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WATTERS: Juan, if you&aposre going to lie to a FISA judge.
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About how if you strike a man, he will lie to you.
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Here is a list of people I would not lie to: 1.
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I have so many people to lie to and so little time.
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It's like, don't have people lie to you about what they're doing.
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She even had to "lie to T" to keep up the surprise.
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I remember the first time I realized infomercials could lie to you.
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Under oath to the President-elect, Carrie had to lie to Saul.
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Also, Archie once again proves he couldn't lie to save his life.
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"I know they're going to lie to these regulators otherwise," Cheung says.
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We didn't turn it into a lie to make it more palatable.
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She mostly watches Would I Lie To You ("hilarious") and the E!
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His one crime appears to have been reiterating his unknowing lie to
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I think part of the problem is, we lie to our kids.
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It's like doctors: they can't help you if you lie to them.
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It is a crime to lie to the FBI for this reason.
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"We lie to ourselves about our feelings all the time," Israel says.
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These guys lie to you, and you reward them with a vote?
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You had no right to lie to me, to use my body.
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But when they blatantly lie to you, that just doesn't cut it.
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You couldn't lie to yourself in the way he looked and stuff.
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But it puts a lie to price-based criticisms of the monarchy.
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These are people who are paid to lie to protect their clients.
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I could lie to make myself sound good, but she's really cooking.
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You can't lie to somebody about the circumstances of their own life.
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And why did he initially lie to the police about what happened?
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But as regular people, we all lie to protect each other's feelings.
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He did not mention the Natuna islands, which lie to the southwest.
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They both lie to the point nothing they say can be trusted.
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And, I won't lie to you, we weren't close to those numbers.
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" Amid clamorous riffs, studio concoctions, tangled wordplay and sly in-jokes is the quietly telling "If You Run," a tale of tattered romance laced with sage advice: "You lie to each other, but you better never lie to yourself.
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For my part, I'm just shocked that people will lie to their children.
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I&aposve never seen a group of people lie to courts like this.
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It is not a crime to lie to Forbes or the general public.
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It is a federal crime to tell a subordinate to lie to Congress.
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I do not agree that the business model was to lie to consumers.
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Sometimes we lie to ourselves and, as a result, our food diaries, too.
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Will literally lie to your face if it means more money for her.
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It is a flat-out lie to say that Clinton is a bigot.
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We know we don't look amazing," she says, adding, "Lie to us anyway.
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The solution to this dilemma is simple: Lie to your friends and family.
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It's unfortunate that people have to lie to get ratings for a podcast.
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" For Cohen, that amounted to an implied directive to lie to Congress. "Mr.
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I had listened to my eating disorder lie to me for too long.
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The gangsters were significantly harder to lie to than the vulnerable drug users.
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The stigma of loneliness is so ripe that we lie to one another.
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In conclusion, don't lie to your mom Here's what we know: on Aug.
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It's a promise to our children, and we cannot lie to our children.
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You saw it on the internet and the internet wouldn't lie to you.
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It is a crime to lie to Congress, whether sworn in or not.
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Why would I spend an hour with someone who would lie to me?
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And the results of that realization give the lie to one of the
|
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But why did so many people lie to Mueller and the other investigators?
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Impossible. "I'm not going to lie to you, it's not true," he said.
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Can "never lie to the American people again" be a law for politicians?
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But those who lie to underwriters impose a penalty on those who don't.
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Do you ever lie to customers who ask if their food is vegan?
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And why did this guy choose to lie to his parents about you?
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I will not tell a lie to a federal judge or anybody else.
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This is designed to force doctors and nurses to lie to their patients.
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"Still a crime to lie to us," Comey told the House Oversight Committee.
|
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Why would Flynn tell Pence the truth but then lie to the FBI?
|
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We can't lie to you about your chances, but you have our sympathies.
|
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The bride or groom asks the wedding planner to lie to their partner.
|
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This paralleled Cole's later lie to Luisa — more about that in a minute.
|
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It chooses not to lie to us about the economics of its marriages.
|
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"But I feel Mexican, I'm not going to lie to you," he said.
|
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We saw him yesterday I think potentially out-and-out lie to Congress.
|
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It would be a lie to say I've never been fearful for my safety.
|
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Lie to these people if you want shady, but you know I know everything.
|
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I won't lie to you, dear reader — the past few weeks have been rough.
|
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" I said, "I'm gonna ask you some questions and please don't lie to me.
|
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It is possible that this one more effort to lie to an American president.
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Definitely not a good move to lie to the Bachelorette on night one, dude.
|
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"This is almost forcing local news anchors to lie to their viewers," Simmons said.
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I lie to bartenders, coworkers, my parents, birds outside my window and most cats.
|
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Here are three times tech companies totally didn't lie to us on April 1.
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I won't lie to y'all, i came to Miami for lipo & a boob job.
|
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They suppressed evidence, they -- they&aposve lie to the jury in their closing arguments.
|
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It's understandable that some 9- or 11-year-olds would lie to gain access.
|
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Kingsley's work gives lie to the humanitarian posturing of so-called "liberal project" Europe.
|
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According to the aforementioned superstars, yes, and they swear they'd never lie to you.
|
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They don't lie to cover up their mistakes, and they don't make false promises.
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I was not the kind of kid that could ever lie to my mother.
|
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He argued Arpaio didn't lie to his former attorney, Casey, about stopping the detentions.
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They lie to friends, family members, to surveys, to social media, even to themselves.
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Lie to these people if you want Shady, but you know I know everything.
|
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Related: "I did not lie to the president about Jon Snow's death," he wrote.
|
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He did lie to the American people, and he lied under oath about it.
|
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Oh, and don't lie to your boss, unless you're unionizing the office or something.
|
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Trump never told Cohen to "lie" to anyone about the Trump Tower Moscow project.
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There is no ethical or moral duty to lie to soothe a male ego.
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I would lie to you if I said we didn't look at that possibility.
|
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"I expect the President to lie to the American people," said New York Rep.
|
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But the new data from the JCT staff puts the lie to all this.
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It's illegal to lie to federal investigators during the course of a criminal investigation.
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"I can't lie to you, I saw a lot of awkward collisions," she wrote.
|
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Parisse) and Dex (Adam Rothenberg) lie to one another, and these lies have consequences.
|
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So, she was instructed to lie to customs about the reason for her visit.
|
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Outside of his recusal, Sessions has maintained that he did not lie to Congress.
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And the Justice Department is moving to punish those who lie to obtain guns.
|
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But that line was Mr. Mateen's own lie to his wife, defense lawyers argued.
|
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If you ask people (particularly One Nation people) questions, they will lie to you.
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Why would you come to my office to lie to me about your ethics?
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Are the American people really going to allow him to lie to them again?
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Under this condition, few participants — of either gender — opted to lie to their partner.
|
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Woodward's book revealed that Trump had planned to lie to Turnbull about steel tariffs.
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But the family grew uncomfortable having to lie to people inquiring about Olivia's plans.
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It puts the lie to so much of what has been written about him.
|
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That gives the lie to the whole idea that this was ever about corruption.
|
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But once he's there, what's relevant now is, did he lie to the Senate?
|
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If they didn't lie to protect a broader collusion effort, why did they lie?
|
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"The one thing I've learned is don't lie to the people," she told me.
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It's only now that we have the data to give the lie to this.
|
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Tehran's behavior gives the lie to the idea that it matches conciliation with conciliation.
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And it pleased them to lie to me in order to promote their brand.
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"They don't believe it any more when we lie to them about accession, and we don't believe them when they lie to us that they will commit" to EU rules, says Vessela Tcherneva of the European Council on Foreign Relations, a think-tank.
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So if there's a lot of street noise, "I can't lie to you," he said.
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This administration had one strategy, which is dodge, delay and lie to protect this President.
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I didn't account for the CGI, but I can lie to my godsons and nephews.
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HANNITY: But if you -- if I lie to a court where would I be now?
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Cohen also testified that Trump asked him to lie to Melania Trump about the payments.
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He continued, saying that Trump's video was deliberately edited to mislead and lie to Americans.
|
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It would be a lie to say that things got easier as the days passed.
|
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She insisted she would never lie to a parent or suggest they mortgage their house.
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"It was miserable, I'm not going to lie to you," Locken tells PEOPLE, looking back.
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We all "lie" to some degree at some point -- even presidents -- maybe even under oath!
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Nothing ever happened between them (I trust that he wouldn't lie to me about that).
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If Trump directed Cohen to lie to Congress, he could be criminally liable, Waxman said.
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Is it obstruction of justice to direct a witness to lie to Congress under oath?
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"I would lie to you if I told you I watched him before," he said.
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But I lie to myself all the time to help me get through the day.
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Don't lie to yourself about this unless you want to be miserable in your relationships.
|
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Why do they still lie to the people who know about "A" and the game?
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And that is using the instruments of the government to lie to the American public.
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Yet Mr Sanders's victories in neighbouring Indiana and West Virginia gave the lie to that.
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Others are like me — we lie to ourselves and pretend we'll be fine without one.
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In some cases, you might even tell a white lie to try and please them.
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When they run short they come up with a lie to make cuts & take more.
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Every after-action report of the 2016 campaign has put the lie to that idea.
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Clinton is accused of directly encouraging a key witness, Lewinsky, to lie to federal investigators.
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Other legal analysts expect Mueller to examine whether Trump directed Cohen to lie to Congress.
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Morally, I do think it's fine to lie to an elder if it calms her.
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Akhil knew his chemistry, and I could not lie to him for that very reason.
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Photograph by Philip Montgomery for The New Yorker Linda did not lie to her father.
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And the good thing is, you don't have to lie to give Donald Trump hell.
|
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Gohmert asks Strzok: 'How many times' did you lie to your wife about Lisa Page?
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Understand that your kids will sometimes lie to you — it's a part of growing up.
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Often, we lie to children because as an adult or as a parent, we're worried.
|
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"It's part of the nature of the ayatollah to lie to the world," he added.
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It's all a lie to cover up what she truly feels — that he's beneath her.
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INGRAHAM: And they lie to us all the time so it does not really -- no.
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Republican members have seen and heard Clinton come before Congress and lie to them repeatedly.
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You don't realise when you're that big how big you are—you lie to yourself.
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He'd rather lie to try to get the win so that people will believe him.
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That deal later fell apart after Manafort was accused of continuing to lie to investigators.
|
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"Our intention is never to lie to you, Jonathan," he told ABC News' Jon Karl.
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Did Donald Trump Jr. lie to Congress in 2017 about Trump's business ventures in Russia?
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"Morally, it is wrong to lie to gain something for yourself," Professor Ben-Ze'ev confirms.
|
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"I'm not going to lie to you; I did grow up with them," Showalter said.
|
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It's a hard fact to accept, but your friends and coworkers lie to you regularly.
|
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Have we undergone such moral decay that we expect our leaders to lie to us?
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He speaks his mind and because of that, he's not going to lie to you.
|
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In March 2019, the couple told People that they don&apost lie to their daughters.
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How many people try each day to deflect, misdirect and outright lie to escape blame?
|
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It is against the law to lie to Congress, even if you're not under oath.
|
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Mr. Cohen said Mr. Trump told him to lie to Ms. Trump about the payment.
|
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In all democracies, politicians occasionally lie to cover up scandals or exaggerate their legislative accomplishments.
|
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But hey, don't lie to yourself, because you know you're going to do that again.
|
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"I won't lie to you, when I watched this video, it broke me," Noah said.
|
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In Chicago, prosecutors allege that Kelly paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to recover tapes that showed him having sex with the girls, instructed a girl to lie to police, and paid off the family involved in his 2008 trial to also lie to investigators.
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He&aposs the guy that interviewed Flynn and said he didn&apost lie to the FBI.
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The near-total absence of Democratic support for the bill gave the lie to that theory.
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It would be a lie to say we haven't made any progress without a constitutional amendment.
|
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"There are some mimosas going on, I'm not going to lie to you," McKay tells PEOPLE.
|
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These hucksters, either "stupid or dishonest," lie to voters about the elites betraying them and conservatism.
|
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If Flynn then decided to lie to Congress, his original pardon would not cover that conduct.
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And Iran in a transparent way in which you don&apost lie to the American people.
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Could go to jail for five years because he supposedly told a lie to the FBI.
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Since Abe can't lie to his wife again, he tells Midge to just tell everyone already.
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With her suicide, she gave the lie to the idea that women could have it all.
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But Mr Bilash's work over the border in Kazakhstan gave the lie to such blithe justifications.
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The NHL has implied as much, and they wouldn't lie to us about something like this.
|
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And when the unscrupulous lie to get a loan, they often do so in predictable ways.
|
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But I had to lie to a lot of close friends and cast members and crew.
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It was not a lie to say that he did have people en el otro lado.
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Second, it is simply a lie to say that we were founded by Jose Angel Gutierrez.
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It would be a lie to say I'm still a Cobblers supporter out of glory-hunting.
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And at this point, Cohen likely has little incentive to lie to Mueller to protect Trump.
|
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So it's a bit concerning that these visualizations can sometimes be used to lie to you.
|
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He says she would confide in him but lie to others on set about the injuries.
|
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And then you lie to yourself a little bit and you say, 'I can do this.
|
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Meanwhile the prime minister's European peregrinations have given the lie to tabloid bluster about almighty Eurocrats.
|
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A new commander-in-chief, one who will never lie to the families of the fallen.
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"In order to cover up the lie, they will lie to us even more," he wrote.
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" -- Chris Cuomo: "Did the president lie to Mueller in his answers about that same Russia deal?
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"Look, foreign leaders who are friends of ours lie to our face as well," he added.
|
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"Kind of like a child whose parents lie to them over and over again," he said.
|
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Children lie to protect themselves, but also to boost a self that may feel diminished, unworthy.
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"The first thing you did after being elected was to lie to voters," the lawmaker added.
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"I imagined him listening to music that revved him up to lie to someone," Hill said.
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Nearly all of them have jobs and have had to lie to their bosses to attend.
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Obama manipulated the numbers to lie to the public that they were at a record high.
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What remains to be resolved is why consumers choose to pay winemakers to lie to them.
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No, we're not kidding you — we would never lie to you about any Gilmore-related news.
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The justice system doesn't work when people lie to authorities, no matter why they do so.
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He said Mr. Trump had indicated, without directly instructing him, that he should lie to Congress.
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Can I lie to my father if he asks me, or should I tell the truth?
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I will not lie to you, for me personally it's kind of an identity crisis [laughs].
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But on a couple of occasions, we have used "lie" to describe something President Trump said.
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"The satellite will actually lie to the phone and say 'I'm 20 kilometers away,'" says Miller.
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It's easier for the North Koreans to lie to him than if he wasn't an addict.
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"I promise I can come up with an answer, or lie to you convincingly," he said.
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I won't lie to you: For me, This experiment was hard, and it kind of sucked.
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They lie to their children to give them hope, hope that for them is long gone.
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Nicholas Kristof Should we journalists use the word "lie" to describe President Trump's most manifest falsehoods?
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But you'd have to go in with a healthy sense that he might lie to you.
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I must admit, it offends me a little when people think they can lie to reporters.
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Amanda Taub: Todd, I'm glad you brought up the fact that "Clark" wouldn't lie to Martha.
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Prosecutors in Chicago allege that Kelly, his former manager, and a former employee took extraordinary steps to conceal the singer's sexual contact with minors, including instructing a girl to lie to police and paying off the family involved in his 2008 trial to also lie to investigators.
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I suspect the reminder of a monthly fee will go a ways toward convincing users to keep up, but as with so many of these, accuracy comes down to one key fact: You can't lie to a fitness tracker, but you can lie to an app.
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It's suggested Maddy was telling a white lie to get everyone to stop making fun of her.
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I&aposve been brought this -- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: You lie to a judge, wow, good luck to you.
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It's a crime to lie to a customs agent or take any action to obstruct their investigation.
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First stop: Peña tells a little white lie to motivate Feistl and Van Ness into acting quickly.
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I lie to people and say the reason I left the team is because I had surgery.
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Later, we see Wes lie to her about what happened, reiterating his original statement to the cops.
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It is illegal to lie to the FBI, and federal prosecutors routinely bring charges in such cases.
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"Marion," the sixth episode (of 10) of the show's final season, gives the lie to that description.
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" "I had to lie to T and say, 'I have no idea T, what the story is.
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These people just assume that you're going to lie to them, assume you're going to be aggressive.
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Code Pink will continue to speak out and yes, laugh, when our elected officials lie to us.
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I'm not going to lie to you: Tusmörke's new album, Fort Bak Lyset, is weird as hell.
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Pepsi study from 2003 found that people will even lie to themselves to defend their brand allegiance.
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That included Flynn's lie to Vice President Pence, which is what Trump cited in his firing statements.
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" Dan looked straight in to the camera and said, "Why would we ever lie to the children?
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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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Trump and his advisers didn't just lie to the public, but to his partisan allies as well.
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But you would have to go in with a healthy sense that he might lie to you.
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In the end, that kinship—between Harrison and Petty—gives the lie to the "heartland rock" association.
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Representative Holli Sullivan called it a "dangerous" plan that could compel women to lie to their doctors.
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As defense attorney, I heard prosecutors tell juries over and over that accused's lie to protect themselves.
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Any lie to the contrary does no service to the political or legal interests of the president.
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Monica Lewinsky recently confirmed that Clinton pressured her to lie to federal investigators and a federal court.
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" Yet, as he describes, "It turns out that was all a lie to lure them in there.
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Kids today already know to lie to age pop-ups so they can enter a restricted app.
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One of the biggest of those questions, Bharara suggested, was why did Flynn lie to the FBI?
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And he would lie to US officials about it, according to the complaint filed by FBI investigators.
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If what Mr. Papadopoulos was doing was legitimate, why did he lie to the F.B.I. about it?
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Do you really want to look at Jake Locker's picture and lie to yourself summer after summer?
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But he admitted late last year that he did lie to the F.B.I. when he pleaded guilty.
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So FBI agents continued to have a license to exploit FISA secrecy to lie to the judges.
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And although we may be tempted to lie to ourselves, do your best to resist the impulse.
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They gave the lie to his claim to be "deeply humbled" and "honored" to be hosted abroad.
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It was true then and it is true now — when you lie to law enforcement, it's over.
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He did not lie to her about what he was doing, or hide it, or explain it.
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"Don't Lie to Me," if you don't look at the video, can be a more general idea.
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But it's an outright lie to say, as Trump did, that Friday's indictments have settled the question.
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So many Americans suffer from the obsessive need to claim "innocence," that is, to lie to ourselves.
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Corsi has said he has rejected the offer and claims he did not intentionally lie to the investigation.
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Trump misused social media during the presidential campaign to lie to the American people and bully his opponents.
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It would be a crime if it were proven that Trump directed Flynn to lie to the FBI.
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A sticky situation it may be, but a small lie to tell considering how deep John already is.
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I highly doubt it's a cabinet sec but if it is they'd happily lie to cover their butt.
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Someday mirrors will be smart enough to lie to us, assuring us we're the fairest of them all.
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For example, a prominent belief about patients with addictions is that they're more likely to lie to clinicians.
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If someone knowingly directs another person to lie to Congress, they are also guilty of lying to Congress.
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"The Ukrainian government was completely wrong to lie to international leaders about such a serious matter," he said.
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According to a recent GOBankingRates survey, about a quarter of Americans lie to their partner about their finances.
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"Don't Lie to Me" sees the multi-hyphenate star criticizing President Donald Trump's leadership over sprawling pop production.
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People who lie to federal investigators, or in sworn depositions, to avoid embarrassment can find themselves committing crimes.
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They have fake names, fake tax records and lie to their friends and family about their real identities.
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In other words, if you're well connected and you don't lie to investigators, you're probably in the clear.
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I won't lie to you, dear reader: it's bleak out there in the sports world come mid-February.
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She said she felt like she had to lie to her customers in order to keep making sales.
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But Warner added that the committee wants to "make clear" that it's a crime to lie to Congress.
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"Companies repeatedly lie to Congress and the American people about what they do with our information," Wyden wrote.
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We've sunk from a president who cannot tell a lie to a president who can't tell the truth.
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The F.B.I. director's statements reminded us that Hillary Clinton is willing to blatantly lie to preserve her career.
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In other words, it would force the bureau to sit idly by as financial institutions lie to consumers.
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Given that McGahn's letter was sent to the FBI director, it amounted to a lie to the bureau.
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The show's insistence on that history gives the lie to the romanticization of brutalist architecture in the West.
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A writer of profound emotional depths, Watson does not lie to his reader, so neither does his Jane.
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In his statement, Faxon said Quarrie did not lie to his client, who was a patient at Yale.
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Stuffing your feelings away isn't just about ignoring them; sometimes we lie to ourselves about what's going on.
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In the tradition of men in my blood, you come home at 3 AM and lie to me.
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A lie is a lie, to a machine, even though as people we know that's not the case.
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" Here's the Merriam-Webster dictionary's definition of a lie: "To make an untrue statement with intent to deceive.
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But I ain't gonna lie to you—the way he lived, I'm surprised he made it this far.
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But her explanation, that she didn't want to go public but couldn't lie to the F.B.I., makes sense.
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The same forces have carte blanche to use social media to lie to and persuade would-be voters.
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Did he lie to his accountants about the rest, hiding it in foreign bank accounts of shell companies?
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In 2014, according to Mr. Tran, his boss ordered him to lie to customers who were facing foreclosure.
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When I would lie to someone about my plans for the weekend, she would look up and smile.
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By lying to us, in a way he has made it impossible for us to lie to ourselves.
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The president told Mr. McGahn to lie to reporters about Mr. Trump's attempt to fire the special prosecutor.
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It would be a lie to say I didn't crave the heat of another body in that space.
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Anita and I used to lie to our friends that we met at some event in grad school.
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Did you know that doctors used to lie to terminally ill patients when their prognosis seemed too hopeless?
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Politicians lie to puff themselves up, to burnish their résumés and to cover up misdeeds, including sexual affairs.
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It is a national security threat when politicians or agency officials lie to the public about declassification dangers.
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Trump's reason for firing Flynn doesn't hold water since the former national security adviser didn't lie to Pence.
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The bill also proposes 10-20 year prison sentences for senior executives who knowingly lie to the FTC.
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Some people lie pathologically, ignoring or disregarding reality; others lie to themselves, creating false but comforting self-images.
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On Thursday night, BuzzFeed reported that Trump directed Cohen to lie to Congress about those Russia business ties.
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The same issue rings in my ears: this isn't right, why would you lie to me about this?
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And he claimed the President was suggesting he lie to Congress, even if he didn't say it directly.
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There are only two possibilities: Trump lies to control his followers, or Trump's followers lie to control him.
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He will surely be asked whether Trump asked him to lie to Congress before his previous congressional appearances.
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However, he is saying that he didn't lie to them, and that he just had a bad memory.
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Lying to the public or encouraging others to lie to the public is not in itself a crime.
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The natural-born clause clearly gave the lie to such rumors and thereby eased anxieties about foreign nobility.
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"I won't lie to y'all, i came to Miami for lipo & a boob job," Lowry, 20163, tweeted Tuesday morning.
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On Sunday, Giuliani said he was "one-hundred percent certain" that Trump never asked Cohen to lie to Congress.
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That's something that is very hard that we have to deal with, how much our brains lie to us.
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Now my advice to the American people, they are going to lie to you, that&aposs what they do.
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It's a well-worn truism that photographs lie to us, and yet it bears repeating now more than ever.
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Micah confronts his dad, calls him a liar, then walks out warning Tamar that he'll lie to her, too.
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Her campaign ran an ad on Facebook that contained a deliberate lie to draw further attention to the issue.
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Kaitlyn: I'm not going to lie to you — this video is a little boring and a little too long.
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Is it O.K. to lie to the cops, as long as you don't produce physical evidence of that lie?
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We kept our romance secret to the point that we still have to lie to people about our anniversary.
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"I won't lie to y'all, i came to Miami for lipo & a boob job," Lowry, 25, tweeted Tuesday morning.
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" Near the end of his rant, West explained that he appreciated himself: "I'm not even gon lie to you.
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Trump may not have "directed" Michael Cohen to lie to Congress, but he didn't tell him not to, either.
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After Richard Nixon's sleaze, voters picked a Georgian Sunday School teacher who promised never ever to lie to them.
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Maybe, with their words and their actions, Americans will put the lie to hatred from ISIS and Islamophobes alike.
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And, to me, that&aposs like, how do I answer that, because I can&apost just lie to him.
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Cohen said on Wednesday that Trump had instructed him to lie to First Lady Melania Trump about the affair.
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Day Four: The Hairnet I can't lie to you: I was not looking forward to day four at all.
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Some of Nguyen's stories from the past month have included: Who Will Lie to the Press For Trump Next?
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NBC said Mueller's team also "appears to be interested" in whether Trump directed Flynn to lie to the FBI.
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" Perino shot back, "It's a real disservice to his supporters to lie to them that those polls don't matter.
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Reality very soon gives the lie to theory and increasing brutality is needed to suppress that increasingly obvious fact.
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I once heard a yoga instructor say that your head can lie to you, but your body never will.
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Cohen confirmed to special counsel Robert Mueller's team that Trump issued the order to lie to Congress, BuzzFeed reported.
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"We can't allow student loan servicers to brazenly lie to people and have no repercussions whatsoever," Mr. Centrone said.
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He can be blamed for his solution: Make Jackson lie to his wife about the vasectomy he supposedly got.
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Kidnapping by fraud is if I tell them a lie to get them to accompany me to a location.
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I'm not going to lie to you and say caramelizing onions is only the work of a quarter-hour.
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The president most likely continues to lie to the American people about the nature and purpose of those payments.
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I couldn't lie to our fans and I couldn't give somebody hope that we were this perfect golden couple.
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If nothing else, General Apirat's railing gives the lie to the claim that the army has returned to barracks.
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"How could you lie to us and keep us like this, uninformed?" he asked, referring to the transit agency.
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But why do we think people would lie to be in the position this woman is in right now?
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He said "American clowns" lie to the public when they say the US is with the people of Iran.
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They've also cracked down on mortgage companies that lie to homeowners in order to foreclose on them more quickly.
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I'm not going to lie to you, it's a little bit tough to be involved with as a bandmate.
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Just know that I would never lie to you — if something was going on, I would definitely tell you.
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I don't want to lie to them, but I'm also not comfortable sharing my medical history in casual conversation.
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She called it a "boldface lie" to connect the shooting to Mr. Sanders's push for opposing Mr. Trump's proposals.
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He has put truth in its place, elevating the lie to the center of political discourse, no small feat.
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There are two people you should never lie to, Dr. Michael Plisco tells patients, your lawyer and your doctor.
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It is not a crime to lie to the public — indeed some in Washington view it as an art.
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It also gave the lie to the prejudice that economically-disadvantaged students could not succeed at a high level.
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It would be a lot harder for me to lie to a therapist in a face-to-face conversation.
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Viewed in that light, Elizabeth isn't just telling Philip to lie to Martha to get her on the plane.
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If you lie to the American people, you will lose your support and be impeached and removed from office.
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At Wednesday's hearing, Cohen said Trump never explicitly told him to lie to Congress about the Moscow skyscraper negotiations.
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In this year of obfuscation, propaganda, and lies from our leaders, let's try not to lie to each other.
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If her mother was willing to lie to her about a sugar allergy, what else could she have lied about?
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What motivates these beautiful people to lie to the camera when they know, at some point, they'll be found out?
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Tell me how many times does someone have to lie to an Inspector General before they are just not believable?
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Look, I am still going to see the live-action Aladdin, I'm not going to lie to you about this.
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At Friday's press briefing, Sean Spicer told an absurd lie to the assembled members of the White House press corps.
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What kind of wealth bubble are these two living in where they think rich people don't lie to their spouses?
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Smashing IS will give the lie to its founding myth, that a new God-ordained world order is at hand.
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They know that I will not lie to them … To the best of my knowledge, I will tell the truth.
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"The short answer is no — you should never lie to your partner," says Susannah Hyland, a licensed psychotherapist in NYC.
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Streisand and Corden went on to sing "Don't Lie To Me," one of the songs from her new album, Walls.
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Of course PR people lie to make their clients look good, and try to come off as forthright as possible.
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It gave the lie to the oft-aired notion that Hong Kongers have tired of standing up for their freedoms.
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I would lie to get more food and threaten anyone who might take my food away, regardless of the reason.
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The reality is that all kinds of patients lie to their providers to some extent — to avoid shame and embarrassment.
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"That was just a lie to impress the people I was talking to," he told a parliamentary committee last summer.
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They often force doctors to lie to their patients about the risks of abortion, and to administer medically unnecessary ultrasounds.
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"I used to lie to him and every time he got a paycheck, I'd steal from him," Ms. Vestal said.
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More broadly, though, this year gives the lie to any suggestion that the president is restrained by those about him.
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Beyoncé, who is inarguably one of the greatest performers in the world right now, gives the lie to that cliché.
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Investigators also alleged that Infosys told foreign workers to lie to U.S. officials about the cities where they would work.
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You see that a lot with women, and a lot of women also lie to themselves and judge the other.
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Nonetheless, to these government bureaucrats it was acceptable to lie to the FISA Court by vouching for an unverified dossier.
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It would also make it a crime for senior executives to knowingly lie to regulators about their companies' data practices.
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He was an extraordinarily experienced person and so reasonably should be assumed to understand you can't lie to the FBI.
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Yet a recent study in the peer-reviewed journal Contact Lens and Anterior Eye puts the lie to that claim.
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"Michael Cohen's indictment and guilty plea is once again an example that you cannot lie to Congress without consequences," Sen.
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Indeed, Ennis told GMA the abuse did happen in February and that her recantation was a lie to protect him.
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When his parents close their store, they lie to the neighbors and say they sold it for a good price.
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That means a candidate can lie to one or both voters and they might never know about the other's ads.
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The BuzzFeed article claims that Trump told Michael Cohen to lie to Congress about a Trump Tower project in Moscow.
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Vegetarians can lie to themselves and say they don't really crave meat, but now we all know the nasty truth.
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Yes, I have come to learn, Kostya did lie to me—or at least he was parsimonious with the truth.
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Speaking on Monday, Trump's 2016 Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton called it an "outright lie" to blame Democrats for the policy.
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After the scheme was discovered, prosecutors said, the Manganos conspired with Mr. Venditto and Mr. Singh to lie to investigators.
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Next thing I know, it turns out he isn't such an angel and maybe he did lie to the investigators.
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Both men were warned in advance not to lie to investigators and one brought a lawyer to his F.B.I. interview.
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It was a big deal when the New York Times chose to use the word "lie" to describe Trump's falsehoods.
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But Democrats said it put the lie to Mr. Trump's argument that Mr. Mueller was engaged in a political investigation.
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Federal prosecutors have yet to interview Mr. Stone, despite Mr. Trump's claim that they demanded he lie to help them.
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What I've learned about him is that he loves this country and he's not going to lie to this country.
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Now, we recognize that "lie" to be one of the most brilliant tools for suspension of disbelief in recent film.
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Further, the court documents allege that the agency directed him to lie to his clients in order to incriminate them.
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In his book "Zero to One," the tech investor Peter Thiel writes that companies like Google lie to protect themselves.
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Mr. Burke pressured detectives to commit perjury in court and to lie to federal agents who were investigating the assault.
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Greenpeace is threatening to file federal complaints against companies that lie to the public about the recyclability of their products.
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They put the lie to the idea that there is a long-term U.S. strategy at play in the region.
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She gave up alcohol at her doctor's suggestion, but often has to lie to customers until they drop the subject.
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While I don't agree his anger was helpful, I don't think Judge Kavanaugh was trying to lie to the committee.
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Sources told NBC News that it looks like Mueller wants to know if Trump instructed Flynn to lie to officials.
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Has any other president-elect (or president) been so quick and so content to put the lie to his words?
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Other nurses warned that patients should never to lie to them, since that could put their own health at risk.
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But between the options of "stay and fight" and "cut our losses" lies a third for WhatsApp: Lie to customers.
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Beyond offering new information on Ramirez's account, the report is resurfacing a public debate: Did Kavanaugh repeatedly lie to Congress?
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Papadopoulos didn't tell the FBI any of this, and instead chose to lie to its investigators — which is a felony.
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Flynn knew better than to lie to the FBI and does not deserve sentencing leniency, U.S. prosecutors said on Friday.
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Flynn knew better than to lie to the FBI and does not deserve sentencing leniency, U.S. prosecutors said last December.
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Is it okay to lie to the people when your foe is one of the worst men who ever lived?
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And I was mortified last night Sean to hear Governor Cuomo lie to the people of New York and to America.
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MCCARTHY: -- Obama administration, but they certainly-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: And did they lie to FISA court judges, not once, but four times?
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How many of us have come to expect Spicer -- and Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Kellyanne Conway to lie to us.
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Ah, 2000: Rudy Giuliani was mayor, Friends was on your TV, and train announcements didn't lie to you all the time.
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It took four months of careful planning for me to leave, crafting an elaborate lie to free myself from his grip.
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"I'm happy I don't have to lie to people to their faces when they ask me anymore," Fatone, 42, tells PEOPLE.
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" Olney went on to lie to reporters, however, telling them the president was "in good spirits, and apparently enjoying excellent health.
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Trump has good reason to fear the lawsuits over Trump University: They put lie to a central plank of his campaign.
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Using state firms as battle spears gives the lie to China's claim that it is managing them according to market principles.
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Daly said Gramins trained subordinates to lie to customers, in a scheme whose victims included asset managers, hedge funds and insurers.
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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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All this is not so clear-cut as the original BuzzFeed claim that Trump "personally instructed" Cohen to lie to Congress.
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Critics of the bill say that it opens up the opportunity for doctors who oppose abortion to lie to their patients.
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It would be a lie to say that in 2004, privacy was top of mind when I eagerly joined the service.
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It's so great that we can embrace someone who used a powerful position to abuse the press and lie to America.
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Trump is known to exaggerate his wealth, lie to clinch business deals and invent stories of dissatisfaction to avoid paying contractors.
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The LNA maintained control of Brega and Zueitina, two ports that lie to northeast of Ras Lanuf, as the BDB advanced.
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"It's another absurd lie to cover up what really was going on, which I hope we uncover and understand," Clinton added.
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I considered lying about this to the cops when I went to report it, but you don't lie to the police.
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"She would lie to me and tell me that she spoke to my sponsor every day, when she didn't," he said.
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"I voted against that article of impeachment, because I think most people, blindsided, would lie to protect their family," Graham said.
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Responses ranged from reminding parents that their children will often lie to cautioning them not to be over-involved "helicopter" parents.
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"Those people are like Columbo and Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot combined, and you can't fucking lie to them," he said.
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It may even mean lying for the person who demands our loyalty or expecting others to lie to cover for us.
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"Michael Cohen's indictment and guilty plea is once again an example that you cannot lie to Congress without consequences," Burr said.
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My brother used to, like, when we were catching the bus to school, he would lie to me about the time.
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Musically it's been really hard for me, because he will just lie to people and it makes the artist look bad.
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And if you're an underage fan, just lie to everyone so you can take a pic with your new ass tat.
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An interesting recent post on Marginal Revolution post gives lie to the idea that the world is moving faster than ever.
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" But I worry that when he's on that gurney he'll look at me and ask, "Mom, did you lie to me?
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Last month Facebook announced it would exempt political ads from fact-checking, essentially meaning politicians could lie to voters in ads.
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The law enforcement sources told BuzzFeed that Cohen confirmed to Mueller's team that Trump issued the order to lie to Congress.
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"Everything had to be done quietly and I had to lie to cover my tracks," one page of the journal read.
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Astroturfing is deceptive and dangerous and calls into question the ethics of allowing groups to lie to people in plain sight.
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A Korean Air executive has been convicted of pressing the flight's crew to lie to government investigators to protect Ms. Cho.
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BuzzFeed said Trump directed Cohen to lie to Congress about building a skyscraper in Moscow while he was running for president.
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I have found hundreds of ways to lie to myself about my body; to tell myself that is not good enough.
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She also promised to create a new "corporate perjury" law that would hold companies accountable if they lie to federal agencies.
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Then he either lied to the Vice President or the Vice President went on television to lie to the American people.
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The prosecutors also discussed how Stone pressured his associate Randy Credico to lie to Congress so Credico wouldn't expose Stone's lie.
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"So you were instructed to lie to people when turning them back; is that right?" said the plaintiff's attorney Stephen Medlock.
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Many Republicans will ask themselves -- if you lie to Congress once, why are you allowed to come back and try again?
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"Why in the world did Hillary Clinton lie to everyone and conceal such an important fact for two days?" she said.
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There's one thing all the experts agree on: Do not lie to government officials about your passwords or social media accounts.
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" A year later, he told high-school students that reading a state newspaper "is like paying someone to lie to you.
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Mr. Cohen wanted Ms. Clifford "to lie to the American public about her relationship with Mr. Trump," according to the lawsuit.
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Separately, Democratic lawmakers pledged to investigate a report that President Trump directed his former lawyer Michael Cohen to lie to Congress.
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The BuzzFeed News claim that President Donald Trump told Michael Cohen to lie to Congress still hasn't been corroborated — or corrected.
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According to secretly recorded tapes, later released by Flowers, Clinton told Flowers to lie to the committee and deny their relationship.
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So, sometimes the participant was incentivized to lie to the partner, while in others they were incentivized to tell the truth.
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" The comedian then stood up as the disgruntled shop owner in bestowing a verbal smackdown on the reviewer: "Should you ever develop any MANHOOD in your lifetime, you will come to realize this truth: YOU CAN RUN AROUND AND LIE TO EVERYONE IN THIS WORLD, BUT THERE IS ONE PERSON YOU CANNOT LIE TO — AND THAT IS YOURSELF.
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On Thursday, Buzzfeed News reported that Trump told Cohen to lie to Congress about plans to construct a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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Although Nat Turner's uprising failed, it gave lie to the myth promoted by slave owners that slaves were happy with their lot.
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I don't want to lie to them and I don't want them to think that I'm not being truthful about certain things.
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He also argued that "sometimes we can disagree with the facts" and said that "our intention is never to lie to you."
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Some of it is political: Some people are willing to do anything they can, including lie, to make sure their candidate wins.
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On her first attempt, a coyote, or smuggler, trained her to lie to a Border Patrol officer about being a US citizen.
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Her campaign ran an ad on Facebook this past week that contained a deliberate lie to draw further attention to the issue.
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It wasn't the first, nor the last time I saw a doctor be bribed or shamelessly lie to a patient like that.
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She was forced, effectively, by her own people, to go to the federal parliament in Berlin and lie to members of parliament.
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" When the operator points out that his wife is the person who called, Glover replies: "Well, she's going to lie to you.
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"I'm not going to lie to you, I've thrown up from eating too much," June says in the latest issue of PEOPLE.
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The range and ambition of these programs puts the lie to conservative fears: It's difficult, but tackling the building sector is possible.
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In his personal life, Atwell either has to lie to everyone he meets or just completely obscure his past from their knowledge.
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We're reluctant to send "our" American boys to face Brazilian justice even if they did flat-out lie to the Brazilian police.
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She decides to drop the former for the latter, and uses a terrible lie to explain the abrupt end to their conversation.
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She says it's unfortunate when people lie to their doctor about addictive medications they're taking, or have been prescribed by another doctor.
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"Don't go to the rural areas and lie to people," Rouhani was quoted by the Iranian Labour News Agency (ILNA) as saying.
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Some of the accounts in the lawsuit involve CBP officers appearing to lie to asylum seekers to keep them from coming in.
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It&aposs not a crime to lie to the media or otherwise just about every politician in Washington would be behind bars.
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Whether it's about your income, spending habits, credit score or income, when you lie to your partner, you're also lying to yourself.
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I mean, I want to see every decision memo about Benghazi where the Obama team consciously decided lie to the American people.
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And it's put the lie to one of the biggest political myths in American history: the legend of How American Conservatism Matured.
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"I'm not going to lie to you: I have thrown up, because you can't over eat with the gastric sleeve," she says.
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Indeed, Trump triggered an entire debate in the media about whether reporters should use the word "lie" to describe a president's statements.
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The truth can be harsh, but ultimately it's kinder than having our presidents and members of Congress continue to lie to us.
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I thought I could just compare it to other games, board games like Spyfall or Secret Hitler where you lie to win.
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We are watching a president-elect who really does lie to our faces, and seems to have found that we like it.
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The optimistic part of me wants to believe it's so she won't have to lie to Axe, so the ruse is believable.
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Is entering a business where I have to live a lie to my family for the rest of my life worth it?
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Khan's election is important because it gives the lie to the facile trope that Europe is being taken over by jihadi Islamists.
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And even these medium-size steps put the lie to the pessimism and fatalism one hears all too often on this subject.
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He would lie to his parents about how much he'd played, and resorted to elaborate schemes to stay connected to the internet.
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The president can't be counted on to tell the truth, although none of his lawyers would knowingly let him lie to Mueller.
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" "Listen, if Mueller does have multiple sources confirming Trump directed Cohen to lie to Congress, then we need to know this ASAP.
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Listen, if Mueller does have multiple sources confirming Trump directed Cohen to lie to Congress, then we need to know this ASAP.
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He alleged that Trump indirectly, "in his own way," directed him to lie to Congress about the Trump Tower Moscow development deal.
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Former employees have filed affidavits saying they placed misleading advertisements and were pushed to graduate failing students and lie to independent auditors.
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The president has also described Cohen as a "rat" willing to lie to prosecutors in order to get a lighter prison sentence.
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BuzzFeed reported last week that Trump directed Cohen to lie to Congress about a deal to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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It's a big week, and I'm not going to lie to you guys it was a really heart-wrenching time for me.
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"It would have been a lie to film Roland Garros like Klein, because this era does not tell that story," she said.
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Individuals who lie to Congress can be charged and prosecuted for perjury, even if they weren't under oath when providing testimony. Rep.
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And the overall performance of the Obama economy has given the lie to much of the criticism leveled at President Obama's policies.
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People who lie to the FBI generally do so because, if they told the truth, they would be admitting to a crime.
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Corsi, 72, has said he views the offered plea deal as a request to lie, saying he didn't knowingly lie to investigators.
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The "real killer here that really puts the lie to him," Akerman said, is that Corsi later deleted those emails between Jan.
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Maybe the next time you think about telling a lie to get something you want, you should keep Justin Jackson in mind.
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Thematically speaking, it would be a lie to say that Dance on the Blacktop represents a drastic departure from previous Nothing releases.
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BuzzFeed's Anthony Cormier on Sunday defended his explosive report that President Trump directed his former lawyer Michael Cohen to lie to Congress.
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An interview is not typically conducted under oath, but subjects can be charged with making false statements if they lie to investigators.
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"There is real criminal exposure for companies that lie to the E.D.A.," said Pablo Quiñones, a special counsel on the task force.
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This was certainly not the first time, or the last, that we had seen people lie to get their children into college.
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" The challenge facing the detectives: "How do you get a compulsive liar, one with every reason to lie, to tell the truth?
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Consistent with previous research on negotiations, 44% of male participants chose to lie to their partners, while just 29% of women did.
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She makes a contemporary and topical move, politically and musically, with "Don't Lie to Me," a song she wrote with three collaborators.
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The island's documented culture of homophobia, expressed in beatings, rapes, mob violence, murder and yes, music, gives the lie to that fantasy.
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Was it normal for the 44th successor of a president who could not tell a lie, to lie more than 15,000 times?
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Clemens stood trial not once but twice for what prosecutors said was his decision to lie to Congress about his drug use.
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It all raises the serious question of whether Trump asked or ordered anyone to lie to the public about the Ukraine affair.
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Others actively lie to their recruits, telling them that they're going to be working on marketing or some other more benign job.
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When Trump tells a lie—to paraphrase William Maxwell, he tends to "lie with every breath he draws"—it never feels premeditated.
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Volkswagen CEO Matthias Muller says his company "didn't lie" to federal regulators about its efforts to circumvent federal air pollution emission standards.
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After the Senate voted to approve Kavanaugh, Trump took a victory lap, putting a lie to the aim of the investigation process.
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Why in the world would he say anything about the BuzzFeed article about President Trump directing Michael Cohen to lie to Congress?
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Legal experts said the law did not require prosecutors to prove that Mr. Trump explicitly told Mr. Cohen to lie to Congress.
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It sucks up lies from cable news and Twitter, then precisely targets each lie to the partisan bubble most receptive to it.
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"You'd better watch out, you'd better not cry, You'd better not lie to the FBI, Robert Mueller's coming to town," Fallon sang.
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Jamie sounds like Jon, whose purpose is also honor, and who could not bring himself to lie to Cersei about remaining neutral.
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If you don't want Maloney to admit that the Coyotes even did that much, then you're asking him to lie to you.
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So is its point, in a sense, that yes — sometimes you have to lie to people in service of a greater good?
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But changing the subject and pointing fingers at others were Trump's only objectives, even if he had to lie to do it.
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My parents told me to lie to family members about the fact that I had moved out of the house to attend school.
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But they didn't lie to you, as Mr. Trump's press secretaries have done regularly, and they didn't call you names to your face.
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According to new research from Xref, 42 percent of young Australians deliberately lie to potential employers about their skills and previous work experience.
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Indeed, such a rule would give the lie to Republicans' oft-repeated claim that the states should be laboratories for health-care experimentation.
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Its glowing reviews give lie to the belief that black stories are somehow impossible for "mainstream" – that is, white – viewers to connect with.
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But her records and tours (and how much she chooses to reveal of herself in them) give lie to that notion of powerlessness.
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It's been so long since the neighborhood playgroup where they met, and they don't lie to each other, not then, especially not now.
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"I feel like it's a lie to me in, like, what they did to my people," Thomas told the local NBC News affiliate.
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When you book an apartment on Misterb&b, everybody is on the same page and you don't need to lie to your host.
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It's never OK to lie, with one exception: It is OK, even noble, to lie to your dog to make them feel included.
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I think Trump, you know, I would do almost anything to get him out of office except actually lie to my audience, right?
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If Cohen testifies that Trump directed him to lie to Congress, I don't think Congress will be able to ignore the startling revelation.
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Amanda started crying, telling Josh that she was worried because the twins are her best friends so why would they lie to her?!
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If you do lie to police about who you are, don't give them the name of someone who actually knows who you are.
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There are certain things that we may not fully understand when we come out, but our intention is never to lie to you.
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Another is SB 25, which would allow doctors to lie to their patients in order to prevent them from opting for an abortion.
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That is a lethal precedent when government officials lie to the public while implementing policies that are responsible for the increase in terrorism.
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They'll come up with any face-saving lie to try and explain a spontaneous groundswell from the people that we've never seen before.
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Everybody knows that food bloggers are the most dastardly of social media influencers, but I didn't expect them to outright lie to me.
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Politicians have so rarely been known to lie to the American public; maybe you want to give Ryan the benefit of the doubt.
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Late Thursday night, Buzzfeed published a report that President Donald Trump instructed his former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen to lie to Congress.
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Lee and Ainsley at NBC report that Mueller is looking into whether Trump outright "directed" Flynn to lie to Pence about what happened.
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"I understand that everyone wants to be in my position and be like me, but I didn't lie to get here," Juicy says.
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First, at Trump's inaugural ball, her boss doted over her incredible ability to lie to everyone, even people who might point it out.
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The differences between 2009-era Democrats and 2017-era Republicans lie to a large extent in each party's conduct while toiling in opposition.
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Heo: I was told to lie Heo says the NIS told him to lie to the waitresses and bring them to South Korea.
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During the time he spent with Mr. Trump, he said, the businessman would regularly exaggerate or outright lie to get the upper hand.
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"Not going to lie to you: I've been checking the board since to see if anyone's got up close to me," McIlroy said.
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Customers would lie to the US Consulate in China and say they were only planning to come to the US for two weeks.
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" In April of 2014, a Fox News poll asked registered voters, "How often does Barack Obama lie to the country on important matters?
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He described an employee at a previous company who would sell customers on false promises and lie to job candidates to recruit them.
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Even if Trump is viewed as lying about the deal, it is not a crime for politicians to lie to the American public.
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They can make women jump through hoops like 24-hour waiting periods, or make doctors lie to women about the risks of abortion.
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He could lie to your face when you knew he was lying, when he knew you knew, and he wouldn't bat an eye.
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When you get people who will lie to banks and to everybody else, then I don't think additional campaign finance legislation is needed.
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First, it brings back Chanterelle of season two's "Lie to Me," establishing the continuation of one of the Buffyverse's loveliest background character arcs.
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From someone's eyes or tottering movement, Ms. Goodson could tell if a patient was intoxicated — and having people lie to her was disheartening.
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Modern Love: In this week's column, an undocumented immigrant in search of love is forced to lie to nearly every man she dated.
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I assume that he will lie to her in the future, but as their relationship is fundamentally different, how much does this matter?
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"I'm not going to even lie to you, when he caught it, I said, 'Oh, we're about to go to overtime,'" Williamson said.
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It is a felony to lie to law enforcement officials or to conceal a material fact during a proceeding like a formal interview.
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" Elizabeth had a line that was key to understanding her own motivations: "If you knew me, you'd know never to lie to me.
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On Capitol Hill last month, FBI Director James Comey testified that Clinton did not lie to the FBI during her interview with investigators.
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"The point is that I'm not going to lie to you, not by myself or through somebody else," Mr. Roof told the jury.
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We know that Hillary Clinton and President Obama lie to the American people when they say they can safely screen the Syrian refugees.
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How can anyone trust Mr. Trump's answers, even under oath, when his default response mode seems to be to lie to the public?
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" Republicans have a point, wrote Scott Jennings: "if you lie to Congress once, why are you allowed to come back and try again?
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"Azriel and Joycelyn Savage have been manipulated and convinced by him to lie to protect him from serious criminal charges," the statement said.
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In addition to being a witness who speaks to Stone's lying charges, Stone also allegedly threatened Credico, pressuring him to lie to Congress.
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"He later instructed his two surviving, traumatized children to lie to authorities so that he could keep himself out of prison," Krasner said.
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But now, Zimmerman is accusing Martin&aposs family and attorneys of helping an "imposter" and "fake witness" lie to prosecutors to incriminate Zimmerman.
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You know seeing someone lie to the American public and be a part of an administration that is hurting us, it was bad.
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And I didn't say anything to you because she and I agreed it needs to be Jon's and I couldn't lie to you.
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But, according to Marquez, the interrogation didn't end: "If you lie to me again, I'm going to lock you up," Deville told him.
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That pattern included ordering federal agencies to lie to the public firing the FBI director for refusing to end investigations of his campaign.
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The conversation in which Mr. Zarrab was quoted saying that one needed to lie to get out of prison took place on Sept.
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By itself it's not a crime to lie to the public, though in the past it's something that's come with some political risk.
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Salman also advised Mateen to lie to his mother when she inquired about his whereabouts on the night of the shooting, prosecutors said.
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Why it matters: BuzzFeed's report that President Trump directed Michael Cohen to lie to Congress, if true, would put this presidency at existential risk.
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To cheat, to lie, to break the agreement, to have parallel programs, to say that they&aposre going to denuclearize over and over again.
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Or, you could lie to me and be like, 'I would never say that about you, Adrienne,' and I'd be like, 'bitch you lied!
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Part of the scheme involved advising parents to lie to test administrators that their child had learning disabilities that allowed them extra exam time.
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The honest story, which is ... I know it's unusual to say that people lie, but they lie to themselves a lot of the time.
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They get piss drunk on a plane and they beg their exes to just lie to them on the phone about still loving them.
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Then there are the people — and there are many of them — who lie to themselves about how much they're actually working whilst at work.
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But a look at the life and death of Abu Layla puts the lie to that misleading version of what is happening in Syria.
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A seriously good sound system can get pretty pricey; we won't lie to you and say the JBL Boombox is the most affordable purchase.
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If Hillary is elected, she will keep in place the people and the systems that lie to us every single day about this threat.
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Nor would it be a lie to say Grand Theft Auto V—The Sopranos of the medium—is the best video game ever created.
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But researchers wrote that these rates are likely much higher, because people often lie to their doctors about drug use for fear of stigmatization.
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If President Trump directed Michael Cohen to lie to Congress about his business interests in Russia, he is guilty of felony obstruction of justice.
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"It's not a lie to say that banks can get a spot as an arranger by agreeing to provide money," said a syndicate banker.
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I am a terrible liar and I had to lie to Tom for days so I wouldn't spoil the surprise of his brother's arrival.
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But Trump's conduct in office, and in his efforts to obstruct the Russia investigation, give the lie to the implicit promise of his campaign.
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We haven't changed our forecasts yet, but the risks clearly lie to the downside and we plan to revisit them once the dust settles.
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He fails to understand that terrorists could come from virtually any nation and that they will simply lie to pass any an ideological test.
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But this embarrassing disarray masks an even bigger problem for the party: The attempted replacement gives lie to President Donald Trump's supposed populist credentials.
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Pai's predecessor, Democrat Tom Wheeler, had no regard for due process and no reluctance to lie to the American people to achieve political outcomes.
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There are certain things that we may not fully understand when we come out, but our intention is never to lie to you, Jonathan.
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Cohen has said Trump did not direct him to lie to Congress but that he did so in order to protect his former boss.
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It's kind of like, I don't believe in torture, because torture is immoral, but also, a tortured prisoner is going to lie to you.
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"It is a lie to say we oppose computerization itself, however," explained Ken Edwards, the head of the AFL-CIO Retail Workers Local 770.
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He would lie to me about where he was because he didn't want to see me, and burned me with a lighter for fun.
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"Listen, if Mueller does have multiple sources confirming Trump directed Cohen to lie to Congress, then we need to know this ASAP," tweeted Rep.
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The court concluded that Lochte did not lie to authorities, but rather to NBC, and therefore did not commit a crime of false communication.
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The law enforcement sources told BuzzFeed that Cohen confirmed to special counsel Robert Mueller's team that Trump issued the order to lie to Congress.
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Another question: Considering the serious legal consequences Manafort is likely to face for breaching his plea agreement, why would he (allegedly) lie to investigators?
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You can have your wife plagiarize from Michelle Obama's speeches and blatantly lie to the public to encourage fear and hatred among the people.
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And once she became aware of a federal investigation last year, Ms. Harris told potential witnesses to lie to federal agents, the authorities said.
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Had she done so, would it have been respectful of her remaining dignity and of their 68-year marriage to repeatedly lie to her?
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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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In this business, you don't want people to feel like they're not your first choice but she didn't need me to lie to her.
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For a start, as Ardern said during the first reading of the bill, women often feel they have to lie to access an abortion.
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The Spanish government confirmed the nation's first case of coronavirus on January 22008 in the Canary Islands, which lie to the west of Morocco.
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"We've just kind of chosen the path where we don't lie to them, but there are certain topics we'll be sensitive around," Shepard says.
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And it put the lie to the stubborn hope that there's a core of shrewdness beneath his antics and a method to his madness.
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"The easiest way to become a target is to lie to the prosecutor under oath," former federal prosecutor Michael Zeldin, a CNN legal analyst.
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He even told her to lie to the panel to inflate how intimate they were being with each other, which she felt uncomfortable about.
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He will probably be questioned under oath, though whatever the terms of the questioning, it would be a federal crime to lie to investigators.
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Stone is also accused of trying to convince Credico to lie to Congress about their communications, and of threatening him when he pushed back.
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Earlier in his testimony (see No. 5 above) Cohen said under oath that Trump had never directly asked him to lie to Congress. 23.
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But if you considered her indebted to you for providing them, you would have given the lie to that and left her understandably flummoxed.
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As much as you'd like to lie to feel better about yourself, you know deep down that's not the way to a healthy relationship.
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But if the secretary of the Navy did lie to the secretary of defense, he had no choice but to ask him to resign.
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One track already released, "Don't Lie to Me," is a direct address to her fellow native New Yorker who now holds the Oval Office.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff warned that if any individual is allowed to lie to the committee, others could be encouraged to do so.
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"When all is said and done, it feels like a lie to only work to get a paycheck," said Omar, who moved home in 2010.
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She has an interview at a restaurant, so Abbi has to make up a lie to get out of work for the next few hours.
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Burr said his message "was if you lie to us, we're going to catch you and we're going to prosecute you, period, end of sentence."
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A colleague of mine in Sierra Leone recently told the mother of a sick girl to lie to her relatives, telling them she had died.
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Like many other contestants, Patty had been told in advance what to say, and the Rosses later coached her to lie to the grand jury.
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We tried to be open with you and what was important to you, and all you do is lie to us, scheme behind our backs.
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Or maybe you lie to your partner about the shoes you just bought or the amount of debt you've racked up on your credit card.
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Verizon says it won't lie to customers about whether their phone is connected to a 25G network, as AT&T has essentially started to do.
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So if you lie to your doctor about your alcohol intake, and you exhibit these symptoms, you're potentially leading your doctor down the garden path.
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A new report from BuzzFeed News claims that President Trump "personally instructed" his former attorney Michael Cohen to lie to Congress during his 2017 testimony.
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And if and when it does, that will put the lie to another thing which is that we&aposre getting nothing out of these negotiations.
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He does not need to be warned it is a crime to lie to federal agents to know the importance of telling them the truth.
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Brit vehemently denies any wrongdoing but also fails to mention how Paulie had announced in the Redemption House kitchen his plan to lie to Brad.
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They've Got to Move it, Move it: Liars will often adjust their bodies during or after a lie to let off the stress and anxiety.
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Kant not only says you can't kill one person to save two people, he says you can't lie to one person to save two people.
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"It is a lie to say that the presumption of innocence applied here, because like I just said, we're not in a court," Cuomo said.
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BuzzFeed reported on Friday that Trump had directed Cohen to lie to Congress about the timing of negotiations over a potential Trump Tower in Moscow.
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They seem like a throwback to a time, not long ago, when it was normal and acceptable for a doctor to lie to a patient.
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Clearly, he had some contact with senior Trump officials and was dumb enough to lie to the FBI while meeting with agents sans legal counsel.
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Clinton appeared doubtful because of the difficulty in establishing whether she intended to lie to Congress, rather than simply making statements that later proved untrue.
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It asks about attitudes regarding sex and gender, sussing out common cultural biases: To what degree do they think that women lie to get ahead?
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Even though the Democratic presidential nominee did not swear an oath, it would still be a crime to lie to the bureau during an interview.
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If they weren't fired for refusing to lie to meet sales goals, they had to work late to make up for missing targets, without pay.
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The AP also revealed how, over the course of two decades, followers were ordered by church leaders to lie to authorities investigating reports of abuse.
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" As evidence that it is programmed to be truthful, its last words to the remaining crew begin, "I can't lie to you about your chances.
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Rather than engaging with Manafort, the men informed Mueller that their former associate had tried to persuade them to "suborn perjury" and lie to investigators.
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James Frey If nothing else, the author of 2003's A Million Little Pieces serves as a reminder to never, ever lie to Oprah Winfrey.
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It's almost always easier, lazier, more convenient to boast, to flatter, to lie, to fail to interrogate yourself about why you believe what you do.
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Who would lie to the F.B.I. if one's colleagues, interviewed at a later date, would contradict the false account of the same set of events?
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"I'm not going to sit here and lie to you that getting a win personally is a nice thing, but that's not key," he said.
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There have been too many Democrats running...Most of the candidates lie to get our vote and then switch things up once they get power.
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It is no lie to say the Bundesliga has better attendance than anywhere else, or that its clubs place more faith in their young hopefuls.
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" The comments come after Hadhazy held up signs during a recent Orban speech in Parliament, including: "He must lie to cover up all his thieving.
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He also faces obstruction of justice charges after allegedly telling one female midshipman to "lie to military authorities" about the September 2018 and May incidents.
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If your scheduled half-hour breaks are secretly two-hour procrastination windows, your time tracking app will tell you (so you can't lie to yourself).
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Even though you probably don't lie to your kids often, you might be tempted to stretch the truth in an effort to spare them pain.
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I decided to lie to my parents and tell them that Marion was the one who'd ended up in the hospital, with a tonsil infection.
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In the piece, Baker defended the idea that newspapers should largely avoid using the word "lie" to describe the actions of politicians, including Donald Trump.
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On Friday, BuzzFeed News reported that Mr. Trump had directed Mr. Cohen to lie to Congress about negotiations to build a Trump skyscraper in Moscow.
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In the end, she winds up in the arms of "Clark," again, but he can't lie to her: He won't be joining her in Moscow.
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And it's a tale so suspect and sordid that President Trump and his associates felt the need to lie to hide it from law enforcement.
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Being an actress herself (Lopez' credits include Lie to Me and Walker, Texas Ranger), she approached the ghost of Alice Paul at first out of pity.
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I'm not going to lie to you, dear reader, we didn't like what he had to say — but you have to spend money to make money.
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The questions about Cohen's motives were also caught up in a disputed story published by BuzzFeed that claimed Trump personally directed Cohen to lie to Congress.
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"I'm not going to lie to you," Dylann Roof told the jury on the first day of his sentencing trial in Charleston, South Carolina, on Wednesday.
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The other filing related to former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort, alleging that he had continued to lie to investigators, even after he agreed to cooperate.
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In Werewolves Within, wihch is inspired by the popular Mafia party game, you lie to friends and strangers alike about being a slavering, flesh-hungry beast.
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With each interview, it becomes clearer and clearer that, in order to be themselves, many of these women have to lie to the people they love.
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You do not have the right to treat taxpayer money as your own or to lie to the taxpayers about what you're doing with that money.
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" As an innocent lie to help the children, Pamela Cutler explained that Rod Wagener was now important to their father because he was a "business manager.
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And he would also allegedly lie to the clients by saying the settlements had not yet been paid, or that they were delayed for legitimate reasons.
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And despite all his troubling obstruction evidence, he lacked an indisputable smoking gun example, like Trump outright telling witnesses to lie to investigators or destroying evidence.
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SAN FRANCISCO — I'm not gonna lie to you: the new iPhone 7, which Apple unveiled on Wednesday, feels exquisite and offers the faintest hint of nostalgia.
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Not only does Nathan lie to Claire about Doug's whereabouts, but he also personally brings Doug to the Shepherd meeting where everyone is planning Claire's assassination.
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There's a federal law on the books that makes it a crime to lie to a congressional committee even if the witness is not under oath.
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A few years ago, its CS:GO manager, Steve Perino, earned $500 a month, and would lie to people about his job because it was too obscure.
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He confronts her, saying that he knows he hasn't always done right by her, but one of the things he's never done is lie to her.
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Now, a lawsuit brought by former Cambodia opposition leader Sam Rainsy in a California court could put the lie to Zuckerberg's most earnest promises of betterment.
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As for Michaela (Aja Naomi King), she and Oliver (Conrad Ricamora) finally realize why Asher was arrested: He didn't lie to the cops about Simon's death.
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They know what the answer has to be, and they will bend and ignore and ultimately even lie to get the ball into the end zone.
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She went off at Marc Elias, because they said that Elias, who apparently is the one who paid the check to Fusion GPS, lie to them.
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If there are channels for things like this to happen, for a blatant lie to become the truth and treated as fact ... It doesn't bode well.
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We should have known Seth Cohen would never lie to us, even if we now wish Dorota would have been doing just that for six seasons.
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The people that are making big money off that have children too, but lie to themselves and say their money will insulate them from the bad.
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Tony Hernandez's lawyers urged jurors not to trust the prosecutors' cooperating witnesses, describing them as career criminals willing to lie to get their prison sentences reduced.
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No one is going to lie to you here: The Get Down is a bit of a mess, which is a given considering Baz Luhrmann's output.
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You lie to me, [it] insults my intelligence or you don't think I'm smart enough to handle the truth or you don't think I'm strong enough.
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"I'm not going to lie to you, definitely Selena Gomez – I was thinking of my daughters," he said of his decision to cast the pop singer.
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Perpetrators: Abernathy, Newt, and Tina Not only do Abernathy and Newt enter in disguise, but Newt and Tina lie to gain access to a records room.
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IF: You just want to skip the emotional labor and lie to get out of seeing them THEN: Sorry, our psychologist is not here for that.
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The app will ask if you flossed, too, and while you could just lie to it, the guilt factor alone may shame you into doing it.
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Women, we imagine, are willing to lie to get what they want, even if that involves trapping men through the long con of contour and lipstick.
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She did lie to families of those killed, in falsely blaming an internet video, while telling the Egyptian foreign minister that the real cause was terrorism.
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She had to, at times, lie to my dad on my behalf so that I could actually be free and do what I wanted to do.
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It's the only situation where people willingly say, without hesitation, Yes, please trick me, please lie to me — and don't tell me how you did it.
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The first lady turned a humanitarian visit into a spectacle about herself, and in doing so, she put the lie to the purpose of her trip.
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Researchers were surprised to discover that beautiful women don't just like you because you have great table manners and lie to them about having Hamilton tickets.
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"The president lied about what he knew about these women, he should not lie to the American people, in their face, time and again," Cuomo said.
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Have you ever experienced one of those squirmy moments where you've had to listen to someone lie to you, knowing full well that it's a lie?
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Why can't we give politicians the most important grade of all -- how often they tell the truth and how often they lie to the American people?
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Profiting traffickers lie to their clients about the conditions of the journey, prompting Border Patrol agents to rescue more than 4,000 individuals in distress each year.
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Manafort's attorneys last week contested the accusations, saying their client told the truth "to the best of his ability" and did not deliberately lie to investigators.
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Pimco executives rejected the idea — as well as a demand that they lie to a newspaper reporter to present him in a better light, they said.
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The nation's top intelligence official insisted on Wednesday that he did not lie to Congress about powers of the National Security Agency nearly three years ago.
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" He responded, "I do, and I don't like these lines, but I do like that I don't lie to my audience every damn chance I get.
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People tend to be more open with their lawyers, or perhaps worse, try to lie to them to use legal advice to keep from getting caught.
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"I knew it was real, but there were times when I could lie to myself and say, 'He's in L.A., he'll call me soon,'" said McGregor.
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They have been running to friendly outlets to selectively put out information, all designed to propagandize and lie to the American people and damage President Trump.
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"Don't even ... speak to me if you're going to lie to me, because I'll f---ing kill you in the parking lot," Bigda told the teenagers.
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" When she and Jerry are talking about women faking orgasms, she refuses to lie to save his feelings (again), and instead tells him: "You didn't know?
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Either way, the Spurs' struggles during Aldridge's mini-slump have put the lie to their broader narrative, and revealed just how important their second superstar is.
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This makes it very hard for the president and his associates to simply lie to hide evidence of wrongdoing, as they often do with the media.
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But under questioning by Judge Sullivan, Mr. Flynn acknowledged that he knew it was a crime to lie to the F.B.I. and he reiterated his guilt.
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At that point congressional leaders will face the defining choice of their careers: Where does their ultimate loyalty lie, to the Constitution or to their party?
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She is right that the Chinese authorities continue to lie to members of her generation, as well as others on the mainland, about the Tiananmen movement.
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A recent survey found nearly half of workers would lie to their bosses about not having reception in order to avoid checking work email while away.
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"I think it was sold on a lie — to people who were really disgusted with lefty politicians and righty politicians — that this would elect more moderates."
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LOUIS A. DEACETISPORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. To the Editor: Donald Trump is hardly the first president or politician to lie to the American people about his sexcapades.
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She was none the wiser, and I'm banking on her never reading this, but Grindstone is a game that made me lie to my family. Congratulations.
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But, Chosen-Hillel says, "I think most people will recognize a time in their lives when they were motivated to tell a lie to appear honest."
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The evidence was largely about how he had kept money off his books and relied on others to help him lie to banks and the government.
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But like last year's Hidden Figures, Professor Marston gives the lie to the assumption that creative brilliance is the sole province of tortured and solitary assholes.
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"I don't think you should lie to Congress and there are a lot of people over the past year who have lied to Congress," he said.
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Almost 21984 years after his death, the unabated edginess of Bacon's paintings, and the dark literary sources informing them, put the lie to our self-mythologizing.
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As [Executive Editor Dean Baquet] has said, we're not going to use "lie" to describe the sort of routine obfuscations or exaggerations that politicians engage in.
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I think Philip's refusal to lie to Martha is his way of ending things with her — his way of putting a stop to making it real.
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According to the indictment, Elizondo and Salgado hired two Chicago residents to pose as confidential informants and lie to the court to get around these requirements.
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Go deeper: BuzzFeed: Trump told Cohen to lie to Congress about Moscow tower The evolution of Trump's collusion denials What we now know about Trump and Russia
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I played it cool, but I won't lie to you like I did to her: that shimmery polish was 100 percent a trap for this exact occasion.
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The indictment claims Stone lied to Congress and then used a "Godfather" analogy to encourage an associate to also lie to Congress to avoid exposing Stone's mendacity.
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Will any Republicans say they mind that the President and his spokespeople regularly mislead or lie to the public about matters large and small on national television?
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"Meza asked Joe to lie to the police and tell them that Meza and Langston were at Joe's house the night Merendino was killed," court documents claim.
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Not only did the president clearly do what he denies doing, but he has directed his subordinates to stonewall the Congress and lie to the American people.
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He denied it and elaborated ... telling TMZ, Kate actually called cops and made up this lie to get back at him for snitching on her to cops.
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"I'm not going to lie to you and say it's not, of course it is," the world number one told reporters in Melbourne's Botanic Gardens on Monday.
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No matter how you feel about monogamy, it's pretty awful to lie to your partner and violate their trust by getting involved with someone behind their back.
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And getting to wake up without a post-Christmas hangover and some awkward lie to keep leaning into is the best gift I could ever give myself.
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BuzzFeed's duo of Russia probe reporters posted a blockbuster report that President Donald Trump directed Michael Cohen to lie to Congress about the Trump Tower Moscow Project.
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When Elon Musk was a kid, he had so much trouble managing his time that his younger brother Kimbal would lie to him about the bus schedule.
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Within seconds Owen has figured out there's "something in that town" the malevolent fake news forces want, and they've used a "viral lie" to evacuate the area.
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B.'s Twitter rant, where he insisted that the Earth is in fact flat and that NASA has been using CGI to lie to us for decades.
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"I want to look in Hillary's eyes and have her lie to me again," Smith told Yahoo about confronting Clinton on the cause of her son's death.
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If diversity is going to cause racial anxiety, it's better to accept that than to lie to ourselves about the inevitability of a harmonious multiracial melting pot.
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The report said federal investigators have evidence that Trump directed Cohen to lie to Congress about the timing of negotiations over a potential Trump Tower in Moscow.
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Cohen said Trump did not direct him to lie to Congress about plans to build a Trump property in Moscow, but gave him cues to do so.
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It gave the lie to the nonsense spouted by visitors to Europe who see a woman wearing a niqab and assume the continent is under sharia law.
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A recent BuzzFeed article stating that there was hard evidence that Trump had instructed Cohen to lie to Congress provoked immediate demands of impeachment from Democratic lawmakers.
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What's more, Mr. Sanders's commitment to small individual contributions has put the lie to Democrats' excuses that they, too, must play the big money game to win.
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Another former Trump attorney, Jay Goldberg, told CNN on Thursday night that he was concerned Cohen will lie to prosecutors to get leniency on his own charges.
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This gives the lie to the interventionists' belief that "judicious" airstrikes could somehow disempower the Assad government, sap Russian resolve and improve prospects for a negotiated solution.
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" The story is still displayed prominently on the BuzzFeed News homepage: "President Trump Directed His Attorney Michael Cohen To Lie To Congress About The Moscow Tower Project.
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On Thursday night, the country began to buzz over a Buzzfeed report that Trump had told his lawyer to lie to Congress -- an impeachable offense, if true.
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East Harlem is a hub of New York's Latino community, though most of the best restaurants and colorful murals lie to the west of the marathon route.
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I'm not going to lie to you: There is a big price difference between a normal one-to-four-person ride and an XL six-person ride.
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Nail 85033 — BuzzFeed's "bombshell": Cohen said Trump never directed him to lie to investigators about the timing of a Trump Tower Moscow project during the 2016 campaign.
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But if Chris' confession was truthful, that he was provoked to deadly violence while defending his kids, then why later lie to reporters about his family's whereabouts?
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Activists attending packed masterclasses in a grey Soviet-era Moscow tower-block learn how to monitor polling stations and hear warnings that "everyone" will lie to them.
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As Barr helpfully noted earlier this week, the President telling someone who works for him to lie to Congress about an ongoing investigation is obstruction of justice.
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Here's what Wyden's bill would mandate, per CNN:Tech executives who lie to the FTC about misusing Americans' personal information could face up to 20 years in prison.
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The bill also makes it a crime to lie to the FISA court and allows the House and Senate Intelligence Committees to review FISA applications and materials.
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Gewen: The reason that writers won't lie to us is they want to be able to review for us and to have their books reviewed by us.
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A pox on local politicians who shamelessly lie to illegal aliens in their communities and stoke fear that cooperation with law enforcement will lead to their deportation.
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But they also noted he should have known better than to lie to the F.B.I. "Senior government leaders should be held to the highest standards," they wrote.
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I mean, it's hard to believe that in a couple hundred years America went from 'I cannot tell a lie' to 'Eh, let's see how I feel.
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Mr. Cohen's claims about coded signals from President Trump indicating that he should lie to Congress fall short of the probative value of a stained blue dress.
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Many have fulminated against oncologists who lie to patients about their prognoses, but sometimes cancer doctors lie for or with patients to improve our chances of survival.
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One of his most recent songs, "They Lie to Us," fuses a highly critical response to the Liberian government's handling of the Ebola crisis with upbeat melodies.
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Moreover, any review of the life of Henry VIII gives lie to the idea that the Church of England is inflexible on the matter of royal divorces.
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But I'm not going to lie to you: I was watching TV the other day, and ''Jason's Lyric'' came on, and I was like, that's my friend.
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Even telecom industry CEOs have admitted repeatedly to investors—who by law they can't lie to—that the rules had no impact on their broadband investment strategies.
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Stone also suggested several times that Credico should lie to the House, invoking a character from "The Godfather: Part II" who lied to Congress in the film.
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Most people, in fact, lie to their doctors at some point, especially about potentially embarrassing information like how much they drink alcohol, their eating habits and exercise.
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And if they lie to protect President Trump, he stands ready to pardon them for both their underlying offenses and their obstruction of judicial or congressional processes.
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But almost 30 years after his death, the unabated edginess of Bacon's paintings, and the dark literary sources informing them, put the lie to our self-mythologizing.
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Indeed, the Democratic position would allow a presidential Harvey Weinstein to abuse countless interns and then pressure them to lie to an independent counsel in the investigation.
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His former lawyer, Lanny Davis, also told Bloomberg this week that Trump knew Cohen was planning to lie to Congress and did not advise him against it.
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