Lies about polling data and lies about hush money payments.
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Lies about secret negotiations with the Russians over sanctions and lies about Wikileaks.
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Lies about a gleaming tower in Moscow and lies about talks with the Kremlin.
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He lies about which part of Turkey he's from; she lies about having a psychology degree.
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Lies about what Republicans are trying to achieve and lies about which problems they seek to solve.
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Chuck casually lies about how he spent his evening; Wendy casually lies about how she spent her evening.
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Lies about what is wrong with Obamacare and lies about what the GOP's legislation would do to fix it.
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While 97 percent of those surveyed said they'd reconsider candidates with any type of lie, there were three categories that could cost an applicant a job: lies about academic degrees; lies about criminal records; and lies about certifications and licenses.
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Lies about meetings in the Seychelles to set up secret back channels, and lies about a secret meeting in New York Trump Tower.
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The stories touched on everything from lies about President Obama invalidating the 2016 election results to lies about paid protesters at Trump rallies.
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Lies about the firing of FBI Director James Comey, and lies about efforts to fire you, Mr. Mueller, and lies to cover it up.
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Here those actions included Clinton's unlawful establishment of a private email server, numerous "false exculpatory statements" (lies about her actions), destruction of evidence, and further lies about her lies and destruction of evidence.
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Every single basketball player lies about their height, it's true.
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He lies about the size of his Electoral College victory.
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Second, North Korea lies about its technological capabilities — a lot.
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Greece's largest port lies about 12 km from central Athens.
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Saint Barthelemy lies about 35 km southeast of Saint Martin.
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Shame on you, Google, for spreading lies about the championship!
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Misrata lies about 190 km (120 miles) east of Tripoli.
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And his lies about not knowing anything about these payments.
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Trump tells lies about building walls to keep people out.
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And he is a man who lies about it all.
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It also revealed the Johnson administration's lies about that involvement.
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We don't know what Hicks supposedly told white lies about.
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He just lies about this, and he does so often.
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Often, Trump simply lies about what his policies would do.
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Tara lies about working on a fishing boat with a friend.
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Shell's Brutus platform lies about 21 miles off the Louisiana coast.
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Shell's Brutus platform lies about 90 miles off the Louisiana coast.
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Westerners had swallowed lies about Muslims and their faith for centuries.
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Parkville lies about 10 (16 kilometers) miles northwest of Kansas City.
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We're hearing some BIG LEAGUE LIES about some TINY HANDS pic.twitter.
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About voter fraud, about wiretapping, his repeated lies about those issues.
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Even the most pedestrian people make up incredible lies about women.
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Lately he stitched yet another quilt of lies about all this.
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Jay lies about being adopted by a tribe of Blackfoot Indians.
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But now we have a president who outright lies about ... everything.
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"That bitch is always spreading lies about our leaders," he sneers.
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He lies about things you can see with your own eyes.
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First there were lies about what was actually in the act.
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In 1998, President Bill Clinton survived his lies about extramarital liaisons.
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Clinton was popular overall, despite his infidelity and his lies about it.
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If bots can spread lies about your rivals, why not unleash them?
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And Donald Trump was still just touting lies about Obama's birth certificate.
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It lies about 700 miles east of Madagascar, in the Indian Ocean.
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He lies about statistics like the unemployment rate and the crime rate.
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Tabloids spread lies (and, well, not lies) about the occasionally controversial star.
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But lies about policy, while they may confuse some voters, aren't enough.
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She lies about everything, which we know because she tells us, smugly.
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Marib lies about 70 miles (115 kilometers) east of the capital, Sanaa.
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Topping the list were lies about technical capabilities, licenses and criminal records.
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He lies and lies and lies, and then lies about his lies.
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To my surprise the congressman kept going with Trump lies about Obama.
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Speaking of which: Kate Shaw, a legal scholar, writes in today's Times about how federal judges have held Trump accountable for some of his lies about immigration, and Avik Roy touches on some of his lies about health care.
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But Mr. Jude loves humanity too much to tell comforting lies about it.
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The source of good fortune for Naspers lies about 242,22016 miles (11,265km) away.
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"Of course, Donald Trump is already making up lies about this," Clinton said.
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Right, the context, of course: Months and years and lies about her health.
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When Jacob returns back to camp, he lies about having a fake idol.
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Then, he embarked on years of lies about President Barack Obama's U.S. citizenship.
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The area lies about 216 km (135 miles) northwest of Nepal's capital, Kathmandu.
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They did not engage in a disinformation campaign disseminating lies about Hillary Clinton.
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Rep John Conyers steps down, lies about Mike Cernovich on his way out.
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In another, the reality star Corinne Olympios tells insane lies about charitable work.
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You balanced pot-stirring racist lies about President Obama's birth, against Hillary's emails.
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The woman "lies about everything that comes out of her mouth," Chavez said.
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The town lies about 80 km (50 miles) from Patna, the state capital.
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In all three cases, lies about what really happened resulted in criminal charges.
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But weaponizing his lies about voter fraud when he loses is especially dangerous.
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Bernie Sanders, accusing the senator's spokeswoman of spreading lies about Bloomberg's cardiovascular health.
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Lies about "new" Dems saying "we can't win this battle with Trump"2.
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Please advise your client that he and his spokespersons need to stop -- immediately and forever -- telling lies about the assault, about their own prior lies, about your client's 'settlement agreement' with Ben, or about any other aspect of this matter.
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But there are tabloid articles out there that are telling total lies about me.
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Qatar has denounced its diplomatic isolation as based on lies about it supporting militants.
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Auburn lies about 40 miles northeast of Sacramento and the seat of Placer County.
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In Spain, they shared lies about Catalan separatists shutting down a child cancer center.
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Meanwhile several of CNN's biggest "bombshell" lies about me and my father remain uncorrected.
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Meanwhile several of CNN's biggest 'bombshell' lies about me and my father remain uncorrected.
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LIES about who really owned the property (the TRUMP name had only been licensed) . . .
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He lies about himself, and the fake self he invented to talk about himself.
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Clinton is in trouble because of her past record and her lies about it.
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"Grotesque lies, lies about immigrants, about crime, about costs to the community," said Biden.
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He spreads lies about Snowball and the other animals who defect to Snowball's teachings.
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The story should be about a president who commits adultery and lies about it.
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This underworld portion of the continent currently lies about 1,000 miles below Southern Europe.
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The outburst — and the team's subsequent lies about what happened — led to Taubman's firing.
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It is not like whispering lies about which famous women are panting for him.
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" Chuckie has grown resigned to the lies about his life over the years. "Mr.
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In the wake of President Trump's ludicrous lies about illegal votes in November's election — immediately after the lies about the size of the audience for his inauguration — it's tempting to just point and laugh at his apparent insecurity and fears of illegitimacy.
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He's crass, he's sexist, he's vulgar, he's violent, and he lies about pretty much everything.
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How can we trust an administration that lies about the potential use of chemical weapons?
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In honor of Valentine's Day, we're spending the week debunking myths and lies about romance.
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But because the AHCA didn't pass, it was impossible to refute the lies about it.
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Why were Michael Cohen's lies about Trump Tower Moscow deemed material to the Mueller investigation?
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He ushers me to the door and warns me not to print lies about Orania.
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He lies about anything and everything and will continue to do so after he's inaugurated.
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Torres's district lies about an hour east of the town of La Cañada Flintridge, Calif.
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All of those seeking to spread fake news and outright lies about Hillary Clinton's health.
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They helped convince parents to put their children at risk by spreading lies about vaccines.
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But please help separate facts and opinions from the lies about spyware and foreign control.
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Lies about Russian contacts even cost national security adviser Michael Flynn his weeks-old job.
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WATTERS: Does that go back to the everybody lies about sex mantra in the &apos243s?
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They spread malicious lies about Planned Parenthood in order to advance their anti-abortion agenda.
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The husband lies about the bench, and the wife backs him up in this lie.
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As with so much else in China, too, the government lies about what it's doing.
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And, of course, the public has been offered lies about the wars from their outset.
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As Reuters noted, spreading lies about when and where to vote is already banned by Facebook.
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Mastung lies about 50 kilometers, or 30 miles, south of Quetta, the capital of Baluchistan province.
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Bloomberg responded on Sunday, saying Trump "lies about everything" and knows that he can beat him.
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Day 230: "Paradice" – Rebirth, 2010 A lot of people will tell you lies about rap history.
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About 50,000 people live in Jerash, which lies about 20 miles north of the capital, Amman.
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Drake has responded to his father's claims that he lies about their relationship to sell records.
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If a big financial services company lies about its financials, the executives can face personal consequences.
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Bill Clinton's affair with a White House intern -- and lies about their relationship -- was a failure.
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Replacing our white lies about money with action and good habits clears the path to wealth.
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León Krauze of Univision and Slate has a good overview of Trump's lies about the caravan.
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One of the lies detailed by Mueller is notable because it indicates Sanders lies about lying.
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It's true that Trump and company tell a lot of lies about economics (and everything else).
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" Trump lies about the circumstances surrounding Maguire's departure as acting DNI, claims "his time was up.
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Biden has continued to deny the allegations and insists Trump is making up lies about him.
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"Nasty name-calling & lies about my family aren't going to shut me up, @realDonaldTrump," Warren tweeted.
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The work of this legendary photographer is proof that a photograph never lies about the photographer.
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The work of Robert Frank confirms my belief that a photograph never lies about the photographer.
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You see the whole e-mail scandal, and she's been caught in multiple lies about it.
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In 2017, lawmakers in Myanmar posted hate speech and lies about the country's Rohingya Muslim minority.
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Personal insults, lies about each other's records, schoolyard taunts — nothing has been deemed out of bounds.
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Democrats have attacked Giuliani for giving cover to Trump's alleged lies about suspected collusion with Russia.
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PDVSA's Del Pino has in recent weeks accused media and opponents of inventing lies about the company.
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"His folks are spending an awful lot of money … telling lies about me," Biden said on MSNBC.
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Despite the administration's lies about the cause, there is no law that requires them to do this.
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Would he really risk all of that by making up lies about his conversations with the President?
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"Our food is being hijacked and they're telling you lies about what your food is," says Silverstone.
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In court, Lipstadt had to prove that Irving was purposefully and maliciously spreading lies about the Holocaust.
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Tal Afar lies about 573 km (38 miles) west of Mosul on the main road to Syria.
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The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands lies about 5,800 miles south-southwest of California's Pacific shore.
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As Versace suggests, he'd bought in to Pete's lies about their prosperity as much as anyone else.
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More lies about the fans' behavior followed and were ruthlessly maintained in the years after the tragedy.
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Nor does he, apparently, suffer those little presidential lies about inauguration crowd size that just won't die.
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The biggest lies about women's rights are told by people who are trying to take them away.
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The news came on the same day that Trump slammed the "lies" about his Iraq War position.
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Seven women besides Kayla Moore accused the media and the Republican establishment of spreading lies about him.
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People hound me across the internet, creating lies about me and suggesting that trans rights are dangerous.
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President Trump and his political allies told a series of racist lies about a caravan of migrants.
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Daily News, I am a person, whom you printed egregiously cruel lies about, without any real evidence.
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Trump lies about almost everything, but one thing that he says is true: He is a fighter.
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The national security adviser, General Flynn, had to resign over his lies about engagements with the Russians.
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He tells elaborate lies about voter fraud by those who oppose him, especially African-Americans and Latinos.
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And Google said it is banning ads on YouTube videos that promote any lies about the census.
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"Charles' opponents have resorted to lies about him," Bridget Boustany reportedly wrote in an email to reporters.
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Trump is going to spin bigger and gaudier lies about Warren than her position on health care.
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But I think that's often better than telling beautiful lies about the way the country is working.
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Cohen told Congress three lies about them: Here's what Cohen says now: This is bad for Trump.
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Anything less than that spreads half-truths and lies about what it means to do sex work.
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He said the Iraq war was a disaster which was sold by lies about weapons of mass destruction.
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At the helm is Kimberly McCarty, Paulette's chief adversary, the woman Paulette said was spreading lies about her.
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Dwarf galaxy DDO 68, also known as UGC 5340, lies about 40 million light-years away from Earth.
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Frankfurt Airport, which handles some 68 million passengers each year, lies about 14km east of the bomb site.
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Amanda not only spread lies about Jenna, she then spent numerous Instagram lives dedicated to trashing Jenna's name.
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But Trump's public attacks on the FBI are perhaps even more worrying than his lies about the dossier.
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Ted Cruz's father, his treatment of Gold Star father Khizr Khan, his role in spreading lies about Pres.
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But the Trump regime scuttled that plan, concocting transparent lies about how it wouldn't be ready in time.
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We seeded all these weird lies about our band that still are on our Wikipedia page and stuff.
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Cimarron, a frontier-style town, lies about 140 miles (225 km) northeast of Albuquerque, the state's largest city.
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Heller sued the film's producers, feeling it was filled with defamatory lies about his dealings with the group.
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Only young Scott (Michael J. Pagan) doesn't have powers, but lies about it to avoid disappointing his family.
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And finally, he shared his views on what he described as the Obama administration's lies about global warming.
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He lied about Ben Carson in Iowa, he lies about marriage, he's lying about all sorts of things.
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In addition to insulting law-abiding voters everywhere, these lies about fraud threaten the foundations of American democracy.
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A seductive man lies about a fatal disease, then defends the lie by pretending to be his brother.
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During a single 20-second stretch, Pence pushed two big lies about how the US is doing environmentally.
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He lies about matters of the utmost consequence (nuclear diplomacy) and about the most trivial (his golf game).
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He claims her "lies" about his abuse are the very reason he can't make money to pay her.
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So, when people tell lies about the commander in chief, I know they don't understand what they're doing.
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Some of Judge Sullivan's sharpest rebukes involved Mr. Flynn's lies about his lobbying work for the Turkish government.
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Lesson 2: Republicans in the Senate can be expected to back up Trump lies about 2020 election results.
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"This comes from a government that pretty much lies about most reports coming from the region," she said.
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Lunchtime runs to see her dealer grew longer and became lies about flat tires or broken-down cars.
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These days, Trump lies about record crime rates around the country when actually they are at historic lows.
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"We don't expect this study to kill the ISPs' zombie lies about net neutrality and investment," he said.
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Asked whether he felt any guilt at having spread lies about a presidential candidate, Mr. Harris grew thoughtful.
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I said fact-checkers have Trump telling a lot of lies about a lot of people and laughed.
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But if you excuse those faults, or propagate lies about them, then you're actually making those flaws worse.
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Block tried to cement her villain status by spreading lies about Lauren Bushnell, the eventual winner of the season.
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He constantly claims short-sellers, people who make bets that a company will fail, spread lies about the company.
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In December, he set up an "energy war room" intended to fight "misinformation and lies" about the oil industry.
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Democrats have engaged in secret interviews, selective leaks, performances of transcripts that never happened, and lies about whistleblowers. pic.twitter.
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Saint Barthelemy lies about 35 km southeast of Saint Martin, whose territory is divided between France and the Netherlands.
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Of mobs protesting and perhaps hoping to change that outcome because they have been fed lies about voter fraud.
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Nicolas Maduro's power grab in Venezuela involved the government spreading false footage and lies about protesters on social media.
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We've inherited this bag of lies about what the problem with stripping and sex work and the industry is.
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In The Act trailer, viewers can also see Dee Dee make up several lies about Gypsy Rose's current age.
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At the same time, they've perpetuated lies about climate change and undermined public trust in science and objective fact.
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Mitch McConnell, Josh Holmes and the Senate Leadership Fund for promoting "reprehensible lies" about Steve Bannon being anti-Semitic.
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Throughout the four-part series, Luke lies about the WiFi password so moochers with laptops don't invade the diner.
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The small church was an anchor in the unincorporated community, which lies about 213 miles east of San Antonio.
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He lies about his age so he can join the Army at 14 (unless this itself is a lie).
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The letter accused Giuliani, who is the personal lawyer to US President Donald Trump, of spreading lies about Biden.
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Vast forests surround Yellowknife, the capital of the Northwest Territories, which lies about 250 miles from the Arctic Circle.
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It should significantly increase the capacity of the port, which lies about 310 km from Slovenia's border with Hungary.
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Back at home, JJ, her teenage son with cerebral palsy, lies about his disabilities on an online dating site.
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Decades of corporate and political lies about climate change have weakened policies intended to protect people and the planet.
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Each feeds on the same demented lies about race and justice that corrupt true democracy and erode real liberty.
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Imagine that he tells lies about you to a national audience, lies harmful to your professional or personal future.
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He&aposs also spread lies about his fellow creators, including Shane Dawson who he accused of being a paedophile.
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But someone who lies about little things -- things that are easily proven wrong -- will also lie about big things.
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More common, Syrians say, are lies about wages, which are typically handed over in end-of-harvest lump sums.
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But the Kree continue to propagate lies about their part in the war, and Carol just can't let that continue.
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"At a minimum, strategically, that message helped neutralize the bogus, manufactured lies about President Trump's treatment of women," Jackson wrote.
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Biden thanked Buttigieg for his comments, adding that Trump is going to "make up lies" about whoever becomes the nominee.
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Ryan Lochte, via his lies about being robbed in Rio, has evolved from slightly lovable American oaf to American embarrassment.
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Mohamedeen had been arrested in 2013 on accusations of belonging to a secret organization and spreading lies about the military.
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They should start by conceding that Mr Trump, though he lies about the details, has got one big thing right.
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"This is someone who openly lies about a congresswoman and then when confronted with his lies won't apologize," Gallego said.
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You know, lies about -- lies from Russia and lies to the American people and-- (CROSSTALK) TARLOV: That&aposs not true.
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Trump lies about millions of people voting illegally and then blames the media for not finding proof it happened. pic.twitter.
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It seems foolhardy to rely on outcomes data from a system that routinely and systematically lies about its waiting times.
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And sloppy reporting and endless repeated lies about "welfare queens"—introduced in Ronald Reagan's infamous 1976 speech—enabled that slashing.
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When she said the President lies about immigrants, Cooper pointed out it was a rare mention of Trump by her.
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The cops paralyzed Betton, were caught in lies about what happened, and yet have not been charged with any crime.
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Part of the answer may be that Mr. Trump had no problems with telling lies about what he could accomplish.
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Those related to his alleged lies about his involvement in the aftermath of the disaster and the culpability of fans.
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The president of the United States mocks it and lies about it, saying the report found no evidence of obstruction.
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The island, the largest in Greenland outside of Greenland itself, lies about thirty miles west of Ilulissat, across Disko Bay.
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Trump, in fact, repeated a series of vicious lies about him, including that Obama wasn't born in the United States.
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Jones and one of his "reporters" Owen Shroyer, who has also spread lies about the parents, are named as defendants.
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Like Harry and Meghan, they rode through the streets of the historic town that lies about 30 miles west of London.
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But Trump is saying more policing is necessary, which fits the pattern of his consistent exaggeration and lies about black violence.
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After breaking up, I discovered that she was married during our relationship and told a number of other lies about herself.
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And we&aposll call out the mainstream media&aposs lies about what&aposs really going on between Israel and the Palestinians.
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How can anyone with a conscience be okay with creating such extreme and horrible lies about a 20 year old girl?
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Asia Argento says she wants Rose McGowan to apologize for allegedly making up "horrendous lies" about her — or face legal action.
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Immediately after the debate, Trump got Fox News' Sean Hannity to cover for his repeated lies about opposing the Iraq war.
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The fact that Trump supported the Iraq War yet often lies about it now had been widely reported before Lauer's interview.
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In the video, 22-year-old Larin straight LIES about his sobriety -- initially claiming he hadn't had a drink all night.
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"May God forgive you for all your sins, and may God forgive you for all your lies about me," she said.
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"The people behind this fraud lied and broke the law in order to spread malicious lies about Planned Parenthood," she said.
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" A spokeswoman for Blumenthal said that his office generally declines "to waste time engaging with Trump's brazen lies about Senator Blumenthal.
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"Those, who wish to slander us, have created unspeakable lies about passport confiscation, forced labor, incarceration, and violence," the statement said.
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A letter sent Sunday called for the networks to stop booking Giuliani, whom the letter accused of spreading lies about Biden.
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I have heard as much about her trust numbers, Benghazi and her supposedly egregious lies about emails to last a lifetime.
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She repeatedly blasted Sinema for peddling "lies" about her voting record and positions on issues like health care and Social Security.
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Trump has incited this feeling by repeatedly calling reporters the "enemy" and offering lies about "fake news" to support this charge.
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The admissions scandal involved lies about sports exploits that should have been simple to detect if someone had bothered to look.
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But a strong filter also creates real problems, because it effectively lies about reality to both the healthy and the sick.
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Reality No. 2: He had told several seemingly small but puzzling lies about his reasons for wanting to come to Vietnam.
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After the 2012 election, Harry Reid was confronted with his lies about Mitt Romney's tax returns during the 2012 presidential campaign.
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Shutting down accounts that spread lies about how to vote would be a stronger deterrent than just taking down the posts.
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The shooting has unnerved Balch Springs, a city of about 23,000 people that lies about 15 miles east of downtown Dallas.
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It said it would also remove videos that spread lies about a political candidate's citizenship status or eligibility for public office.
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"Big Little Lies," about feuding school parents, was a rare dramatic role for you as the husband of Reese Witherspoon's character.
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Hence the conspiracy theories about his predecessor's birthplace, the lies about the size of his Inauguration Day crowds, and so on.
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It lies about 1,000 miles west of Yokosuka, Japan, the site of the largest United States naval base in the world.
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It lies about 1,000 miles west of Yokosuka, Japan, the site of the largest United States naval base in the world.
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And Comey said it was plain and simple that Trump had told "lies" about his reasons for firing the F.B.I. director.
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The Chinese government has accused Tursun of spreading lies about her time in Xinjiang and strongly denied her accusations of mistreatment.
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The Defendants are entitled to their own opinions, but they are not entitled to spread vicious lies about an innocent man.
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The campaign against her combines criminal charges with Facebook smears intended to tarnish her reputation and spread lies about her work.
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And at that time, Gawker printed lies about people, and was very destructive in outing people and trying to destroy their careers.
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Hill had to face testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee that she was an "erotomaniac" and lies about her in the press.
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The Kree previously destroyed their home planet and propagated lies about them ever since, making the war seem more equal and reasonable.
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"If people put out false and defamatory statements and outright lies about your business, you can stand up for yourself," he says.
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Metropoulos -- who's also heir to the Pabst Blue Ribbon fortune -- says she threatened to spread lies about him mistreating and harassing women.
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Seriously, they'll look you in the eye and make up really elaborate lies about something simple like arriving to a party late.
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And he lies about it, arguably the biggest sin in Stone's worldview, articulated throughout his body of work, from Salvador to Snowden.
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Tal Afar lies about 55 km (35 miles) west of Mosul, on the way to Islamic State-controlled regions of neighboring Syria.
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Now, Mitch McConnell's D.C. slime machine is spending millions spreading lies about Roy Moore, bearing false witness," the ad's narrator says. "Why?
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A focal point The small church is a focal point in the community, which lies about 30 miles east of San Antonio.
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Senior officials, including Shohrat Zakir, Xinjiang's governor and the region's most senior Uighur, dismissed what they called "slanderous lies" about the facilities.
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To get around this challenge, Amari's team examined the Sun's surface, which lies about 1,300 miles below the edge of the corona.
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They picked up on Mr. Trump's favored term of "fake news," accusing the mainstream media of deliberately spreading lies about the president.
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In the 2000s, the agency's lies about the torture program were aimed, not at America's enemies, but at the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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For years, flat-out lies about policy served Republicans well, helping them win back control of Congress and, eventually, the White House.
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He spent two years spreading lies about the Mueller investigation, which found strong evidence that he had obstructed justice along the way.
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Mount Vernon is within walking distance of Baltimore's business district and Inner Harbor, and an Amtrak station lies about 15 minutes north.
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Politics. Opinion Columnist Donald Trump marked the anniversary of 9/11 by repeating several lies about his own actions on that day.
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Not only do employees who gossip wind up ignoring customers, but they also spread lies about their co-workers in many cases.
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Should lies about Mao and promotion of Maoism, which denies freedom of speech, be allowed as a legitimate part of free speech?
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As the old political saw goes, we'll stop telling the truth about Communist China when it stops telling lies about the West.
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"He will promise a wall and will repeat his lies about the dangers that immigrants pose," Mr. O'Rourke said of the president.
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Corey Feldman will have hell to pay in court if he keeps spreading lies about the late Corey Haim ... so says Haim's mother.
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Why is it okay when Joy-Ann Reid does it and lies about it and it&aposs not okay when Roseanne does it?
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Where Trump agonizes over his popular vote deficit, spreading lies about imagined illegal voters, Pence warmed the room with a more comforting recap.
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The video, in which she accused Charles of spreading lies about her and sexually manipulating men (Charles identifies as gay), quickly went viral.
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Among the biggest risks to corporate reputation are illegal actions by corporate leaders and lies about products or services, according to Harris Polls.
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Its partners in Barossa, which lies about 300 km (186 miles) north of Darwin, are South Korea's SK E&S Co and Santos.
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The official noted that if a visa applicant lies about social media use that they could face "serious immigration consequences" as a result.
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More from Adam Grant: Even Smart Leaders Make These Mistakes Three Lies about Meaningful Work How Not to Ask for a Recommendation Letter
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Past administrations have bent the truth, of course, but Trump's White House breaks the truth in half — and then lies about breaking it.
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I'm not going to continue to revisit, regurgitate, but I'm not going to continue to allow people to tell blatant lies about me.
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I was told so many lies about what being bisexual means that it took me 27 years to come out as bisexual myself.
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All parties have told lies about this subject, whether it's John Major and David Cameron or Gordon Brown, Tony Blair and Nick Clegg.
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Now, in an effort to support HB2, Republicans in North Carolina are campaigning on fear-mongering lies about transgender people as sexual predators.
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And spew out lies about people and call them names and make defaming claims about their reputation just because he feels like it.
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And fourth, Comey argued that Trump and his White House initially told "lies" about why he was fired and attempted to "defame" him.
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If an official lies about attending a particular meeting or seeking a campaign donation, a trail of e-mails may catch him out.
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"[Salon] straight-up [lies] about how computers work," tweeted the author of Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain: Bitcoin, Blockchain, Ethereum & Smart Contracts.
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They claimed, without basis, that she was a prostitute soliciting male bigwigs from the CIA and NATO, who fed her lies about Russia.
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This unthinking support is even more confounding than when the president excuses racist violence in Charlottesville or lies about payoffs to porn stars.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Morales announced a new referendum campaign, saying that the first one had been tainted by "lies" about the Zapata case.
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The principle then lies about like a loaded weapon, ready for the hand of any authority that can bring forth a plausible claim.
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A I think she may have been as direct as saying that Gordon Sondland lies about conversations that occur in the Oval Office.
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Three bodies lay partially buried in ash-colored debris from the volcano, which lies about 27 miles (44 kilometers) west of Guatemala City.
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The official noted that if a visa applicant lies about social media use that they could face "serious immigration consequences" as a result.
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Britney Spears wants the media to know ... she's going after you if you tell lies about her, and she's starting with In Touch.
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However, the feud was publicly put to rest on May 18, when Charles released a video titled "No More Lies" about the scandal.
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Misstatements and borderline lies about one's place in an elite echelon continue long after graduation from elite institutions, and in many different ways.
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My column last week urged two top Trump administration officials — Gary Cohn and Steven Mnuchin — to stop telling lies about their tax plan.
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It propagated lies about voting rules and processes, attempted to steer voters toward third-party candidates and created stories that advocated not voting.
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Well Ephraim later finds his superior's notes filled with lies about him misbehaving, and the suggestion that the company fire him without pay.
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Remember, we're talking about the person who came up with the term "alternative facts" to defend Trump's lies about his 2017 inauguration numbers.
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Kent said the two men essentially waged a "campaign of lies" about Yovanovitch, who would be recalled early from her post in May.
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"What if every candidate on the debate stage just got up there and started spewing absolute lies about Mark Zuckerberg?" the aide said.
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As day broke here in my hometown yesterday, it looked like after years, Mr. Trump's lies about the border had finally run out.
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Mueller's top deputy, Andrew Weissmann, has said that Manafort's lies about his communications with Kilimnik went to "the heart" of the Russia investigation.
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It's dangerous to let these lies about our history linger on, and that danger remains even if all the Confederate flags come down.
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Another 322 international academics put their names to a statement demanding "a public apology to him from those who have spread lies about him".
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In Venezuela, government forces "regularly used manipulated footage to disseminate lies about opposition protesters or the media, creating confusion" ahead of its last election.
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"We've been fed a whole slew of lies about women," Davis, who plays Annalise Keating in How to Get Away With Murder, tells Elle.
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Burundi's ambassador Renovat Tabu rejected the resolution as containing "a lot of lies" about the situation in the country, which he said had stabilized.
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He lies about his parents' names, but the thing about his dad being from the Philippines and his mom being Italian American are true.
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We're not an hour into tonight's most historic presidential debate, and Donald Trump is already telling boldfaced lies about his record on climate change.
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When she met him, she was so taken aback by his hotness that she proceeded to spew lies about her own devotion to yoga.
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Mel B's former nanny is filing a lawsuit against the singer, claiming she told lies about her in the divorce case against Stephen Belafonte.
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In her village of Kaida, which lies about 50 km (31 miles) southwest of Nigeria's capital Abuja, babies from multiple births are considered evil.
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Belafonte, who has been with Angel almost since her birth, claims Mel B is concocting lies about domestic violence to turn Angel against him.
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His blatant lies about Trump's inauguration crowd size are also disappointing, but can (charitably) be chalked up to needing to win trust with Trump.
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Independent legal systems have mechanisms to establish truth (indeed, Melania Trump has turned to the law to seek redress for lies about her past).
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Beador told PEOPLE Now last month that she hasn't forgiven her former friend for her involvement in Brooks Ayers' lies about his cancer diagnosis.
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She lives across the river from him, in the mountainous town of San Lorenzo, which lies about a 40-minute drive from San Juan.
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"Grotesque lies about immigrants and policies that rip babies from their mothers' arms carry echoes of the darkest moments in our history," Biden said.
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Or, more accurately, he lies about it: "There was a side of him that came out that was very aggressive toward me," he says.
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Trump himself can not be trusted to speak at a funeral without digressing into lies about the historic nature of his electoral college victory.
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The station will be at Badaling, the most visited section of the Great Wall which lies about 80 km (50 miles) northwest of Beijing.
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Toftalagret In the medieval coastal town of Tofta, you'll find an extension of Visby's Revolver Hotel (which lies about 15 minutes to the north).
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The 17-acre island, in an inlet of the Baltic Sea, lies about two miles from the nearest shore, and ferry service is infrequent.
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The American media has printed guesses and lies about celebrities for as long as the two have existed; that's hardly Google or Amazon's fault.
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" It spread lies about a "Communist Jewish conspiracy" that sounded like news reports, which the newspapers at the time referred to as "fake news.
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She now lives alone in a roomy trailer in the Timbisha village, which lies about a mile south of the Park Service visitors' center.
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The last thing we need is another president who demonizes and lies about anyone who disagrees with him, and can't admit ever being wrong.
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Trump pushes Orwellian lies about Schiff paraphrasing his fateful Ukraine call, which happened during a hearing *after* the White House released the call summary.
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After rebuffing him during a 2011 shoot, Upton says Marciano called her "disgusting," and spread lies about her being unprofessional and drunk on set.
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They developed a make-believe plan, made up of lies about Obamacare and talking points about their own plan that were unconnected to reality.
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While Trump lies about his poll support from Republicans, and it's beginning to show some cracks, his approval nonetheless remains substantial with the GOP.
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"Andrew Yang's Lies About Supporting Medicare for All Exposed as Journalist Corners Him Live on Air," charged a headline on the progressive website AlterNet.
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Sadly, on many college campuses, a new, impressionable generation is being indoctrinated with lies about Israel and efforts to delegitimize it, at taxpayer expense.
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"I have spent countless hours trying to understand how the president and so many others can share such destructive lies about me," she added.
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The company is accused of "luring them into costly advances on settlement payouts with lies about the terms of the deals," the suit said.
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Rogow continued to ask Gates questions to get him to confirm his repeated lies about his finances — lies that he has previously admitted to.
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Mr. Manafort's lies about his interactions with Mr. Kilimnik gave "rise to legitimate questions about where his loyalties lie," Judge Amy Berman Jackson said.
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The West Australian state government said the attack occurred near Cull Island, which lies about 6 kilometers (3.73 miles) off the mainland's Esperance coast.
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IS fighters are suspected of hiding out in the city, which lies about 633 miles east of Zuwara, Libya's only coastal Amazigh Ibadi enclave.
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Saad Younis said he has never confronted the man for what he insisted are lies about his son, but vowed that he will one day.
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But many realise, rather belatedly, that most smugglers sell them a pack of lies about big mansions, lucrative jobs and a cosy life in Europe.
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It took the Washington Post reporting on Flynn's dialogues with the Russian diplomat – and his bold lies about them – to force him out in February.
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Trump's remarks on abortion were a dangerous collection of lies about late-term abortion and Democratic attempts to expand women's access to reproductive health care.
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Sarasota lies about an hour south of Tampa and is the gateway to several sandy beaches along the Gulf of Mexico, including Siesta Key Beach.
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During his presidential campaign, Trump pledged to punish women who get abortions and spouted garbage lies about late-term abortions in the second presidential debate.
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Sp. Counsel Mueller & Congress MUST sort thru the shifting denials, changed stories & cascading lies about Trump team's contacts w Russia Like some others, Illinois Rep.
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He can't even mimic Tillerson's line about what happened at the G-20 meeting, which was essentially that Putin repeated his lies about the hacking.
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Tell a few lies about the interest rates, and then watch the profits roll in – sounds like a classic fraud if ever there was one.
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" It cites the case of the Financial Times, which "had to withdraw its correspondent and close its Riyadh bureau for publishing 'lies' about Saudi Arabia.
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Iraqi military forces retook the site early in their campaign to drive the jihadists out of Mosul, which lies about 30 km (20 miles) north.
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Blac Chyna's on the attack against Tyga because she thinks baby daddy #1 is teaming up with #2 -- Rob Kardashian -- to spread lies about her.
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G.O.P. lies about taxes generally involve two issues: who is hurt or helped by tax changes, and what these changes will do to the budget.
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Trump's Friday tweets actually tacitly acknowledge that drug smuggling is more likely to happen at ports than between them — something he generally explicitly lies about.
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The repeated lies told by Trump campaign staff members — lies about their connections to Russian figures — already spin a grand tale of conspiracy and deceit.
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They are telling lies about voter fraud — which remains extremely rare — and pushing for laws to suppress turnout by Democratic-leaning groups, especially African-Americans.
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But within a few years after he raised the alarm, fossil-fuel interests and libertarian ideologues began financing a campaign of lies about climate research.
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There were easily disprovable lies about the women who accused Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh of sexual assault, cooked up by partisans with bad-faith agendas.
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The court has protected videos of animal cruelty, hateful protests at military funerals, violent video games and lies about military awards, often by lopsided margins.
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Cambodia's purchase price from the Don Sahong dam, which lies about 2 km north of the border in Laos, is $07.295 per kilowatt, Jona said.
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"The truth, which literally hurts, is that every administration lies about war, particularly (though not only) about its reasons for initiating deadly force," Welch wrote.
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While Clinton's lies about his affair with Monica Lewinsky might be the most memorable part of the impeachment, that was not where it all started.
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Ground scarring at the Khurais facility, which lies about 110 miles southwest of Abqaiq, indicates significant fire damage as well as strikes to two towers.
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And, during the 2016 campaign, Sanders was very passionate in standing up for our community and opposing then-candidate Donald Trump's hateful lies about Muslims.
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The pattern of taxpayer-financed mendacity continued nearly every day under the new regime, with lies about everything from the murder rate to the weather.
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But a number of fact-checkers are trying to untangle Trump's lies on top of lies about Alabama being in the path of the hurricane.
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The executive said the industry was too slow to respond to social media campaigns that he said perpetuated lies about pipeline companies and their projects.
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Kent accused Giuliani of conducting a "campaign of lies" about the U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch, that led to her early recall from Kyiv.
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Trump avoided some of his most blatant lies about immigration and the border wall last night, but the entire premise of the speech — a crisis!
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Kaduna lies about 160 km (100 miles) to the north of the capital and is linked by a pot-holed road where kidnappings have taken place.
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And let us not forget the years you spent working to delegitimize President Barack Obama, our country's first black president, with racist lies about his birthplace.
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Trump has slammed Cohen for cooperating with prosecutors, alleging that the lawyer is telling lies about him in a bid to get a lighter prison term.
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But in the end, he's no victim; he lies about Greg and uses Sebastian's conniving ways against him to get paid for helping with the setup.
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When Republicans have talked about the risk of voter fraud but avoided outright conspiratorial lies about it happening, they retained some link between policy and reality.
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That was punishment for ZTE's violation of American sanctions against Iran and North Korea and for its subsequent lies about how it censured the staff involved.
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Her case has been sent back to the lower courts, who will decide whether her alleged lies about potential war crimes still qualify her for deportation.
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Initially, Teddy lies about being in a different time zone, but after Meredith prompts her to turn around and waves, Teddy realizes her cover is blown.
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Now the Congressional Black Caucus is demanding Kelly apologize for his "blatant lies" about Wilson, a black woman, opening another front in an entirely avoidable clusterfuck.
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There are so many outright lies about Islam circulating out there that stand in stark contrast with the real people I was meeting and learning about.
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But perhaps more notably, in the span of just over one minute of talking, Trump told at least six demonstrable lies about Mueller and his investigation.
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Throughout the debate, Peterson seemed like the kind of guy who purchases many an impressive tome, lies about reading them, and actually rereads Game of Thrones.
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Every time we turn around, there is someone trying to capitalize on this tragedy by spreading false rumors, or outright lies, about Shanann and our grandchildren.
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So then you start to see lies about secret rituals and how we should all be aware of their "true" purposes for being in the country.
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In the video, she accused Charles of spreading lies about her and called him out for saying hurtful things about other people in the beauty community.
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It also will encourage the public to oppose extremism and seek to diminish the prestige of groups it believes spread fear and lies about LGBT people.
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Strangio said that lawmakers received this message: What followed on Thursday was a debate between South Dakota lawmakers using violent rhetoric and lies about transgender children.
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In India, with the rise of Narendra Modi's right-wing party, it has become fairly routine to encounter lethal lies about minorities, especially Muslims and Dalits.
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It lies about an hour north of Alpena, behind a lighthouse on the beach, a lattice of wood and bent iron rising from beneath the surf.
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It lies about an hour north of Alpena, behind a lighthouse on the beach, a lattice of wood and bent iron rising from beneath the surf.
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Angela lies about a dead boyfriend really being the subject of the love letter, but quickly figures out Jordan can't read because she's smart like that.
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It turns out one of the very few times Donald Trump has been completely truthful was when he was explaining why he always lies about everything.
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Abu Salim lies about 8 km (5 miles) from the city centre, behind the front line of pro-Serraj forces blocking LNA troops to their south.
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"The restaurant and the junction were very busy," Police Major Bilow Nurr told Reuters from Baidoa, which lies about 245 km (152 miles) northwest of Mogadishu.
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He spread lies about the prominent women who had allegedly pursued him as a romantic partner, and he offered wildly varying claims about his personal wealth.
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On Wednesday afternoon, the storm's eye was located to the west of the archipelago, which lies about 650 miles (1,046 km) east of the United States.
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During the earlier hearing, Mr. Weissmann appeared to suggest that Mr. Manafort's lies about the polling data were too important to dismiss as innocent memory lapses.
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Their campaign didn't officially get underway until last week, but Messer, 48, has already accused Rokita of attacking his wife and "spreading lies" about his record.
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" Before the massacre, white newspapers had spread lies about black atrocities; after the massacre, a commemorative plaque on the site celebrated the "end of carpetbag misrule.
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"Bolsonaro's supporters play dirty, they are very aggressive on Whatsapp and Facebook, telling all sorts of lies about the PT, (former president) Lula and Haddad," she says.
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The probe is now gearing up for a flyby of a small object called 2014 MU69, which lies about 1 billion miles (1.6 billion km) beyond Pluto.
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Cell phone video of the exchange also showed a visibly irate Clinton accusing the Sanders campaign of spreading lies about her connections to the fossil fuel industry.
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Many Democrats, similarly, chose to ignore Bill Clinton's lies about his dalliance with an intern because they preferred to see him as a victim of Republican activism.
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It starts with a fellow student mass-texting photos and lies about her sex life, before this slutshaming leads to a wider campaign of bullying and harassment.
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During a hearing last month in a double murder case, the judge said retired Chicago police detective Reynaldo Guevara had told "bald-faced lies" about his investigation.
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In the letter, which is stamped with an Escobar seal, the drug lord's brother argues that the first season was inaccurate and filled with lies about Pablo.
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Henry is obsessed with keeping Chloe inside — she's apparently never set foot outside the door — and training her in an elaborate series of lies about her identity.
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If Andy Lack has lost control, my hope would be that Steve Burke can step in and not permit blatant lies about our discussions to remain uncorrected.
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As I spoke to my doctor, I was surprised at how quickly my tongue formed the word "man" and sputtered out lies about wanting to become one.
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As such, he fears that heavy penalties could force VW to scale back operations in the town, which lies about 2000 km (22017 miles) west of Berlin.
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But one person who has had enough of the Rockefeller-financed lies about Exxon Mobil is Ariana Rockefeller, a fashion designer and great-great granddaughter of John.
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Seth Rich's brother, Aaron, has filed a lawsuit against several conservative outlets, including the Washington Times, for spreading "vicious lies" about Aaron's involvement in his brother's death.
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Gavin begins seated, slightly apart, intending to intrigue Scottie, before standing up and moving over him, above him, as he delivers his crucial lies about his wife.
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The stepfather of Louis Tomlinson's baby mama has a big problem with a One Direction fan whom he claims posts lies about her, Louis and their child.
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During his CBS interview, he blamed his ex for his failure to pay her ... claiming her "lies" about abuse are the reason he can't make any money.
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But he was also offended by the Administration's insistence that its war powers were absolute, and by its increasingly transparent lies about the progress of the war.
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Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain on Monday cut ties with Qatar which denounced the move as predicated on lies about it supporting militants.
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Viewers see how true that is for Jean as she lies about her name, pursues the woman her client is fixated on, and lies to her husband.
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" The newspaper came under fire from liberals who said it should not have given Trump a platform for spreading what they called lies about "Medicare for all.
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Whoever I work for is going to have to have a lot of courage to stop the far left from attacking sponsors and spreading lies about people.
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As such, he fears that heavy penalties could force VW to scale back operations in the town, which lies about 200 km (120 miles) west of Berlin.
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American military officials fear that China plans to build a bigger military base on Scarborough Shoal, which lies about 140 miles from the coast of the Philippines.
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Finally, he greets his friend working the deli counter with a warm, genial familiarity, and lies about having convinced the manager to give him his job back.
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Trump combined lies about his political opponents — Democrats who need to be investigated (for made-up scandals) — with allusions to a patriotic, violent response by ordinary citizens.
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His Infowars business under legal threat after he spent years spreading lies about the Sandy Hook shooting, Mr. Jones says he's the victim of a media conspiracy.
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"Operation InfeKtion" reveals the ways in which one of the Soviets' central tactics — the promulgation of lies about America — continues today, from Pizzagate to George Soros conspiracies.
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President Trump is spending more than many of his Democratic party rivals combined while using lies about them planning to remove the second amendment to raise money.
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Likewise, Trump fired Sally Yates, the acting attorney general, after she warned the White House that Michael Flynn could be blackmailed over his lies about Russian contacts.
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Background reading: • Ms. Judd filed a lawsuit on Monday accusing Mr. Weinstein of harming her career by spreading lies about her after she rejected his sexual requests.
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Other businesses in Azaz, which lies about four miles (six km) south of the Turkish border, have also started using Turkey's lira, including clothes stores and wholesalers.
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The movie follows as Romy (Sorvino) and Michele (Kudrow) invent elaborate lies about their lives in order to impress their former classmates at their 10-year reunion.
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She then spent months being targeted with credible threats of violence, along with a highly organized and well-financed fake news network spreading horrific lies about her.
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In a suit filed in May, she claimed that her career withered because Mr. Weinstein spread lies about her in Hollywood after she rejected his sexual requests.
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Qatar, a small peninsular nation of 2.5 million people that has a large U.S. military base, denounced the action as predicated on lies about it supporting militants.
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The blast took place near the village of Habat, which lies about 40 km (25 miles) southwest of Kirkuk, on the border between Rashad and Daquq districts.
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The writer and former book editor Dan Mallory, whom the New Yorker accused of plagiarism, workplace harassment, and lies about his health, seems to be doing just fine.
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As Vox's Anna North recently wrote: Hill had to face testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee that she was an "erotomaniac" and lies about her in the press.
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The extended mission will give scientists an opportunity to study 22021 MU69, a small world inside the Kuiper belt, which lies about a billion miles away from Pluto.
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"He's a smear-monger," Grayson told reporters just off the House floor later Wednesday, arguing that Reid was spreading lies about him and he didn't do anything improper.
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IN THE FINAL issue of November Stephen F. Hayes, the editor-in-chief of the Weekly Standard, published an article titled, "How Trump's Lies About Russia Were Exposed".
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Consider Facebook, and imagine if Mark Zuckerberg decided to change the text in a user's post, even if that user was spewing lies about a pizzeria sex den.
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" Reid's speech focused what he sees as lies about Trump's money and said the real estate mogul is only wealthy because he was born with "a silver spoon.
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"Every time we turn around there is someone trying to capitalize on our tragedy by spreading false rumors and outright lies about Shanann and our grandchildren," he said.
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A frustrated Hillary Clinton on Thursday told an activist that she was "so sick" of Bernie Sanders' campaign's lies about her accepting donations from the fossil fuel industry.
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The lies about President Obama's nationality that "birther" Trump pushed for years, a lynchpin for gaining support from the bleeding right, should be a disqualifier for the presidency.
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" "These individuals broke the law and committed fraud in order to spread lies about Planned Parenthood and today they're going to be held accountable for breaking those laws.
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Clinton's mischaracterization of FBI Director James Comey's findings and her lies about her emails might make her an unviable candidate—if the Republicans had a more credible nominee.
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Ashburn, Virginia, which lies about 45 minutes outside of DC and not exactly what most would call a major population hub (less than 50,000 people) has eight IXes.
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Westbrook went on to accuse Charles of being unsupportive, attacked him for spreading lies about her, and slammed him for alleged comments he made about other beauty influencers.
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However, in her Instagram story, Torrance seemed to refute the claims made by The Sun's source, sharing a meme with the caption: "When you read lies about yourself."
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Jim Risch about President Donald Trump's casual relationship with the truth: BLITZER: But when he lies about something and you know it's a lie, shouldn't you speak up?
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We were not going to allow anonymous internet bullies to dominate the conversation or spread lies about any of the candidates, even our opponents, on our social platforms.
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Madeira is the largest island in an archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean that lies about 360 miles off the Moroccan coast, and about 600 miles southwest of Lisbon.
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There is a well-funded, but small group of Islamophobes, who work diligently at spreading misinformation and lies about Islam and Muslims, including some outrageous claims about me.
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Instead, in an attempt to deflect blame, he told bald-faced lies about Obama and Wilson—both of whom, one can't ignore given Trump's racial demagoguery, are black.
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Mr. Bianco said that while the people who run the websites likely did not perpetrate the attacks, "their unfounded rhetoric and lies about me" may have incited others.
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The bulk of it was dedicated to demagoguery, xenophobia, and bizarre lies about status quo immigration policy in the United States and Hillary Clinton's proposals for gun regulation.
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In a Facebook response in Hebrew and Arabic, Ariel Olmert accused the younger Netanyahu of spreading lies about his "imaginary friend," and accused him of racism and homophobia.
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He has also posted lies about CNN on his Instagram page, including a meme that claimed CNN legal analyst Josh Campbell was on the scene of the raid.
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Instead, a more generic term like "national alert" or even "DHS alert" would take Trump, an unpopular President who consistently lies about basic facts, out of the calculation.
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OTTUMWA, Iowa — No presidential campaign is spared its awkward moments: overlong hugs from supporters, groaners about the Iowa weather, white lies about the caliber of the local cuisine.
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Wednesday's tweet was not the first time that Trump — who has a long history of pushing Islamophobic lies about 593/11 — has used the attacks to smear Omar.
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One of IfNotNow's founders, Yonah Lieberman, had helped lead a Birthright trip as an outside volunteer in 2013 and said he "saw a lot of lies" about Israel.
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Now three Sandy Hook parents are suing Jones for defamation, saying the "InfoWars" host's repeated lies about the shooting have led to death threats against them, HuffPost reported.
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She says that after she rejected Weinstein's advances, he told lies about her to director Peter Jackson, costing her a role in the Lord of the Rings franchise.
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We have little Gianni, whose dressmaker mother respects and encourages his designing talent, and little Andrew, whose Filipino father, a fraudulent stockbroker, spoonfeeds him lies about wealth and privilege.
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Their research showed the aquifer, which lies about 600 feet below the ocean floor, ran from the shoreline out to as far as 75 miles away from the coast.
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An artist's illustration of a radio jet spewing out fast-moving material from the newly discovered quasar PSO J352.4034-15.3373, which lies about 13 billion light-years from Earth.
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Then, in chats over Facebook Messenger, the fraudster spun lies about being injured in combat and his children back home being sick and asked them to send him money.
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Led by Trump, whose lies about voter fraud are epic even by his deceitful standards, the Republicans have raised barriers to voting in state after state that they control.
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Kesha's accusation to the contrary — just like her other outrageous lies about Dr. Luke — is baseless and irresponsible, and it is disrespectful to both Katy Perry and Dr. Luke.
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Maybe something darker is at play here: Maybe Americans aren't hanging out because we're all hiding in our apartments and inventing elaborate lies about why we can't come out.
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Depp's lawsuit, filed on the eve of the sale of those properties, is a transparent attempt to derail the foreclosure by concocting and spreading malicious lies about the Mandels.
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So, for now, a man who lies about the violent death of little children continues to be privileged with a badge on his not-at-all-banned Twitter account.
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One of my favorite scenes is when Rose-Lynn lies about having kids because she just wants to be to feel like herself for a bit; not someone's mom.
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Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain on June 5 cut ties with Qatar, which denounced the move as predicated on lies about it supporting militants.
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Tekashi69 believes UK customs agents refused him entry into the country because of his recent rap beefs ... and concocted lies about his criminal past just to keep him out.
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"If I believed all the lies about motherhood, I would have thought, oh my god entrepreneurship is the one thing that will definitely be off the table," Lacy said.
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And it really is Mark Linn-Baker, as Nora discovers when she — perhaps unsurprisingly — heads to St. Louis, a trip she lies about to Kevin, saying it's merely business.
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Aaron Carter's life is spiraling out of control, and he's spreading lies about his former publicist to cover it up ... according to a threatening legal letter obtained by TMZ.
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Wolff is the author of the new book "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," which the White House says is full of lies about the Trump presidency.
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Trump lies about big things (there is no drought in California) and small things (his hair spray could not affect the ozone layer because it's sealed within Trump Tower).
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Ahmed Mansoor was found guilty of using social media to publish "rumors and lies about the UAE" and "promote sectarian feelings and hatred," one reporter cited prosecutors as saying.
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Earlier this year, the parents of two children killed in the shooting accused Jones of spreading lies about the shooting and the victims that have resulted in death threats.
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The step marks a new low in relations between Hungary and the U.N., which Budapest has accused of spreading lies about the country and harboring a pro-immigration bias.
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"It is entirely likely that Mueller is squeezing some of my current or former associates to tell lies about me," Stone said in an interview with The Influential newsletter.
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While his lies about Obama and Wilson were immediately exposed, the political press rightly didn't stop there; Trump's claim to have called all grieving military families was also debunked.
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When a company understands the risks but ignores them, or even worse, lies about them, the court or jury is far more likely to agree to a large claim.
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There, Trump told one of his biggest lies about the virus -- and I say "lie" because we now know what he was told shortly before he made his remarks.
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I think what's happening right now is Republicans and Donald Trump are reckoning with the fact that they told their base lies about Obamacare for the last eight years.
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On Tuesday, the State Information Service accused the New York-based Human Rights Watch of spreading lies about Mr. Morsi's detention conditions and of seeking to exploit his death.
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I think, yes, it started way back with Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr were saying lies about each other, and we went through Nixon and Johnson and all those.
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In the clip, Ms. Sciorra admitted that she had made up little lies about her life, saying, for instance, that her father had once raised iguanas in the circus.
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Parnas would go on to become one of two men that Giuliani used to help him dig up dirt in Ukraine and spread lies about Joe Biden and Yovanovitch.
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By then, my dad had caught on to my lies about why I was seeing a psychiatrist and knew I wasn't using it for therapeutic reasons or self-improvement.
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Using documents to support his claims, Mr. Cohen plans to describe what he says was Mr. Trump's use of racist language, lies about his wealth and possible criminal conduct.
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Cornell University law professor Michael Dorf argues at SCOTUSblog that even Gonzales's permissive evidentiary standard can't save an abortion restriction that lies about whether it actually protects women's health.
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He lies about what the Supreme Court said about the Clean Power Plan (it did not weigh in on the merits), lies about what the CPP would do (not "declare war on a sector of the economy"), claims, bizarrely, that pollution regulations should not target any particular fuels or sources (not even the ones polluting?), and talks with genuine enthusiasm about the "partnerships" he's going to strike with big industries and conservative state AGs.
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The Kentucky high school student whose face-off with a Native American tribal elder went viral said on Sunday he wished to "correct misinformation and outright lies" about the incident.
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Abu Salim lies about 8 km (5 miles) from the city center, behind the front line of pro-Serraj forces blocking Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA) fighters to their south.
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"I simply want to be able to deal with the reality of gun violence and not have to listen to the lies about the 2A as happened tonight," he said.
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David Corn, left winger, he had a lot to say on MSNBC about the former spy Christopher Steele and of course this Trump dossier with salacious lies about Donald Trump.
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And he owes it to them — and to us — not to tell lies about what Obama, Bush, and other presidents treated as a hard but sacred part of their jobs.
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Litvak has said both convictions were based on a flawed theory that his alleged lies about bond prices were material to customers, and that the trial judge made erroneous rulings.
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Kelly publicly blamed his ex for his failure to pay child support during his CBS interview, claiming her "lies" about his abuse are the reason he can't make any dough.
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He also doesn't seem particularly concerned about the safety of a duly elected Congress member, given that his obscene lies about her are likely to result in her receiving threats.
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"Make no mistake: Donald Trump's lies about voter fraud are a precursor to making voting even more difficult unless we fight back," said Guy Cecil, the chairman of Priorities USA.
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"Russia Today and Sputnik were influencers in this campaign who, in several instances, disseminated lies about myself and my campaign," he said as a stone-faced Putin looked on silently.
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It's not clear how far apart the sites are, but one lies about a half-mile north of US 82 and the other a half-mile south of the highway.
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On January 11, he compared US intelligence agencies to Nazis, because he believed the intelligence community had leaked lies about him to the press to try to ruin his reputation.
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" "He's still repeating the same reprehensible lies about what happened in Sandy (and) called on Congress Wednesday morning to work fast on a bill to aid Texas after Hurricane Harvey.
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Not just on the small stuff, though there is a lot of that; we also tell more intangible lies about the biggest thing we have to talk about, our identity.
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Manafort had agreed to fully cooperate with prosecutors in exchange for a lesser sentence, but Mueller said he blew the deal by telling multiple lies about an array of subjects.
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They said they were shocked by "accusations and lies" about four-year-old songs from the Ibn EL Leil album, which reached number 13 on the Billboard world album chart.
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And if the president lies about journalists to cover his own lies — well, that, I'm confident, would be no big deal as far as those who adore him are concerned.
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You can get a spiedie sandwich at the fair as well, but not in many other places outside Binghamton, which lies about 75 miles south of Syracuse off Interstate 72013.
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Meanwhile, Sanders has been ramping up his attacks against Biden, accusing him of spreading "lies" about "Medicare for All," an issue that electrifies the liberal base but worries centrist Democrats.
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On the second leg of his five-nation trip, Trump toured the sprawling Camp Humphreys garrison, which lies about 100 km (60 miles) from the border with reclusive North Korea.
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There's a death; there are a couple of infidelities (maybe three, if you believe one narrator, though he lies about plenty else); there is a divorce and a serious accident.
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In India, with the rise of right-wing Hindu ideology and the dominance of Narendra Modi's party at the center, it has become fairly routine to encounter lies about minorities.
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After all, if Trump's team lies about an easily disproved claim where citizens can simply look at side-by-side photos, what about statements that aren't easily verifiable with photographs?
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Facebook and YouTube already ban lies about voting and the US Census, and Twitter announced a new feature letting users flag voting disinformation the day after Warren released her proposal.
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It lies about 100 miles from the Pakistan capital Islamabad and about 40 miles from Abbottabad, the town where US Special Forces killed Osama bin Laden on May 2, 2011.
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BAGS OF CASH Other businesses in Azaz, which lies about four miles (six km) south of the Turkish border, have also started using Turkey's lira, including clothes stores and wholesalers.
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An arrested gang member had informed police of the paintings's location: in the former house of Camorra's leader in Castellammare di Stabia, which lies about 20 miles south of Naples.
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The image shows NGC 3256, a galaxy about the same size as our own Milky Way that lies about 100 million light-years from Earth, in the constellation Vela (The Sails).
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Marielena Hincapié, executive director of the National Immigration Law Center, called Trump's actions Wednesday "extremist, ineffective and expensive" and accused the President of using lies about immigrants to drive US policy.
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News outlets are speculating that alleged lies about her having earned an undergraduate degree in architecture from the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia might be the reason the site was deleted.
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The first, of course, only makes sense if Trump believes his own lies about immigrant criminality — but because those are lies, there would not in fact be massive crime and disruption.
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From there, she battles the uncomfortably realistic fallout from the catastrophe, including PTSD, a burgeoning pill-popping problem, and lies (so many lies) about what really happened on the covert operation.
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" Trump later declared: "To Hillary Clinton, and to her donors and advisors, pushing her to spread her smears and her lies about decent people, I have three words: Shame on you.
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She felt that she was under pressure to tell her bosses reassuring lies about the nature of her domestic partnership, but did not feel she should be forced to do so.
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" A 2015 report from the pro-choice group NARAL investigated 27 crisis pregnancy centers in Connecticut, and found "a consistent pattern of misinformation, deceptive advertising, and blatant lies about reproductive health.
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He says they also called people in his town and spread lies about him, including that he was in possession of child porn, and distributed flyers with his face on it.
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"Their goal was to spread malicious lies about Planned Parenthood to advance their extreme anti-abortion agenda," Melaney Linton, president and chief executive of Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast told a teleconference.
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This is a crucial time in the Russia investigation, encompassing Michael Flynn's resignation due to lies about Russia ties and FBI Director James Comey's firing — so this naturally raised some eyebrows.
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The Chao Lay in Phuket, which lies about 700 kilometers (430 miles) southwest of Bangkok, face more than two dozen cases related to encroachment of land and trespass of national parks.
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It's no wonder, then, that the moderator of the Church of Satan's Twitter account seems to spend most of their time refuting gross misconceptions and flat-out lies about their religion.
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Smallscale farmer Sylvia Kuria's farm in Limuru lies about 30 kilometers (18 miles) northwest of Nairobi, and before she set up her online shop she could sell only to market traders.
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"The people behind this fraud lied and broke the law in order to spread malicious lies about Planned Parenthood," said Dawn Laguens, executive vice president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
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Obama Officials Slam Trump's Lies About Calling Soldiers' FamiliesAides from the previous administration denounced President Trump's false claim that Obama did not call the families of service personnel killed in action.
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Lies about your health or medical conditions will likely be caught, as life insurers can check medical records, and can go as far as to cancel your coverage, according to Policygenius.
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In Home Alone's opening minutes, we first see him shoveling snow and looking slightly menacing as Buzz, Kevin, and Jeff McAllister talk trash and spread lies about how scary he is.
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"The lies about me kissing 24 are so upsetting, because this is something that has really been taking a toll on me, on my fiancé and on our relationship," she said.
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Jones has spent much of the past 21997 years on the outskirts of political society, spreading conspiracy theories and lies about some of the most tragic events in modern American history.
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He's repeatedly pushed a number of easily debunkable lies about the timeline of the Ukraine scandal in order to make it seem like Democrats have just had it out for him.
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Six of the deaths happened in urban areas, with the other five occurring in rural parts of Pune, which lies about 124 miles (199.5 kilometers) south-west of financial hub Mumbai.
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Fake (science) newsAlgorithm-driven platforms like Facebook have allowed non-journalistic, activist-run websites, including Natural News, to achieve viral success peddling flat-out lies about topics like GMO foods and vaccines.
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The PiS government has undermined the courts, refused to accept the refugees required under EU rules, and opened a culture war by claiming Poles have long been fed lies about their history.
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Trump's Campaign Is Trying to Cover Up His Lies About Climate Change The 2016 Election Has Failed the Future Our debate report cards pitted the candidates' knowledge of policy against each other.
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Notably, Mueller also referenced communications between Paul Manafort and Trump administration officials in his filing on Friday in Manafort's case — although there the filing was to detail Manafort's lies about those contacts.
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The lies about Obama, a Christian, and the Nativity scene recirculated around this same time last year, and similar claims were made nearly every year Obama was in office, according to Snopes.
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French presidential front-runner Emmanuel Macron has accused websites linked to the Kremlin of attempting to undermine his campaign by spreading "fake news and lies" about alleged offshore accounts in the Caribbean.
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YouTube is specifying it won't allow videos that spread lies about where or when to vote, nor will it allow videos that promote misinformation about whether particular candidates are eligible to run.
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YouTube is specifying it won't allow videos that spread lies about where or when to vote, nor will it allow videos that promote misinformation about whether particular candidates are eligible to run.
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Hubble has taken a colorful photo of the galaxy NGC 6052, which lies about 230 million light-years away in the constellation Hercules — and is actually not a single galaxy at all.
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Oh, to dig up what came out to be Russian lies, propaganda, debunked lies about President Trump and then fed it to you, the American people to get -- to steal an election.
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"I think that disqualifies him, if it's found that he knew, that he recalls it, knew that it happen and lies about it, then I think that would disqualify him," he said.
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They make their doctors tell them lies about the risks of the procedure–that abortion can cause breast cancer and PTSD and infertility, that a fetus can feel pain at 20 weeks.
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Maduro defended his legitimacy in a speech last week after his swearing-in in Caracas, decrying what he called a "permanent campaign of lies" about him and his late predecessor, Hugo Chavez.
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If Jon Tester is so desperate to save his seat, perhaps he should focus more on fighting for Montana and defending our Second Amendment rights rather than spreading lies about our campaign.
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"They spread malicious lies about Planned Parenthood in order to advance their anti-abortion agenda," Melaney A. Linton, the president and chief executive of Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast, said in a statement.
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He lies about the number of votes he received, about the size of his inauguration crowd, about his own achievements, about Muslims cheering in the streets after 9/11, and so on.
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They tell several lies about me to the president and all of a sudden I'm not allowed to take the OPL job and they're using all these falsehoods as a reason why.
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For the United States, that would be a yellow star named HD 17156, a bit bigger and hotter than our sun, that lies about 255 light-years away in the constellation Cassiopeia.
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If you don't immediately recognize Liane Moriarty's name, you may remember her novel-turned-HBO-series "Big Little Lies," about the intersecting lives of three women whose children attend the same kindergarten.
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Even the president's lies about most not showing up for immigration court (most do) or being criminals (immigrants have lower crime rates than native-born Americans) do not justify shooting at families.
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Again and again, Mr. Lewin asked Mr. Struk why he didn't conduct a thorough search of the cottage, especially after catching Mr. Durst in lies about his actions after his wife disappeared.
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A team of French and Russian archaeologists discovered the 200-year-old skeleton in July during an excavation in the Russian city of Smolensk, which lies about 250 miles west of Moscow.
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"It pains me to see them like this," said Barankitse, 61, shedding tears as she hugged refugees at Mahama camp, which lies about 140 kilometers (87 miles) southeast of Kigali, Rwanda's capital.
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Know the signs: If your child becomes easily angry, sneaks in front of a screen or lies about how long they've been online, those are all good signs to start paying attention.
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Local army spokesman Dieudonne Kasereka said the military remained in control of Uvira, which lies about 25 km (15 miles) west of Burundi's capital Bujumbura, where low-level political violence erupts periodically.
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It was commissioned by a restaurant group in Hong Kong, which lies about 50 miles east of Shenwan on the edge of the delta where the river's silty water turns ocean blue.
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Netanyahu said the revelation was further proof that Iran lies about its nuclear program, and he appealed to world leaders to follow the United States in driving a tough line on sanctions.
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The Trump administration has quietly been chipping away at contraception access for two years now — all the while pushing anti-abortion policies and with the president spreading lies about what abortion entails.
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Much as Trump has turned the political appointees at the Justice Department into facilitators of his lies about Jim Comey, Mnuchin acts as an enabler rather than a provider of adult supervision.
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