" She continues with a laugh: "Set the record straight.
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LONDON — Aleksandr Kogan wants to set the record straight.
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Mueller then set the record straight on two key points.
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But Rowling is here to set the record straight. Again.
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Mr Maimane asked the president to "set the record straight".
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Field is doing her best to set the record straight.
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We therefore felt it necessary to set the record straight.
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Well, here is Grandma to help set the record straight.
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News to set the record straight one and for all.
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Let's set the record straight: Not everyone needs life insurance.
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Seven years later, Koma decided to set the record straight.
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Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam set the record straight after Sen.
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Well, Bella Hadid is here to set the record straight.
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As fertility doctors, we'd like to set the record straight.
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But UK artist James Blunt has set the record straight.
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Given that, I feel compelled to set the record straight.
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DNA testing by the Nunavut government set the record straight.
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"We need to set the record straight," Ms. Lieberman said.
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We asked the Fire Department to set the record straight.
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So Health 22018 is here to set the record straight.
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But I am determined to set the record straight now.
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"I just want to set the record straight," she said.
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Let me set the record straight — I am happy for Jasmine.
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In September, Kardashian set the record straight and formally endorsed Clinton.
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The purpose of the podcast was to set the record straight.
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But it's great to set the record straight on the show.
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Ellie Delgado, a high schooler from Houston, set the record straight.
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But, more than anything, Goldstone wants to set the record straight.
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A few others also stepped in to set the record straight.
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Now, the actor, 31, is trying to set the record straight.
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I'll set the record straight on each of these issues. 1.
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But, last night on Jimmy Kimmel, he set the record straight.
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So I'd just like to set the record straight on that.
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And she in turn was going to set the record straight.
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To set the record straight, Ron and Nellie are Simone's parents.
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So, I'd just like to set the record straight on that.
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She also wants to set the record straight about her life.
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Anyway, they both set the record straight with a FaceTime hookup.
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I am very grateful for the opportunity to set the record straight.
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Sarah Hyland wants to set the record straight on her fluctuating weight.
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Madonna set the record straight about her VMAs "tribute" to Aretha Franklin.
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Obama set the record straight in an interview with NBC's Savannah Guthrie.
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Vinny Guadagnino wants to set the record straight: He's not a cheater.
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Sure, obviously we think about trying to help set the record straight.
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Luckily, Shape's resident sex expert, Dr. Logan Levkoff, set the record straight.
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Not long after, Cavill took to Instagram to set the record straight.
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They decided to talk to the newspaper to set the record straight.
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HAYES: WELL, FIRST OF ALL, DAVID, LET ME SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT.
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Finally, in an interview with Complex, Thorne has set the record straight.
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And now it has become her responsibility to set the record straight.
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Luckily for us, we have Megan Rapinoe to set the record straight.
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It finally took almost four days before Silver set the record straight.
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Just to set the record straight — I am not [running for president].
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Another colleague of hers set the record straight with his "dude" explanation.
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Some have taken to TikTok to set the record straight on coronavirus.
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"What I'm trying to do is set the record straight," she said.
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A group of us got together & watched, cried, & set the record straight.
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I figured I would email you and try to set the record straight.
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Second, let me set the record straight: Michelle Wolf's joke wasn't about eyeshadow.
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Miranda Lambert is happy, in love and ready to set the record straight.
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Kanye West wants to set the record straight about his Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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This is, obviously, egregiously false, and I'm here to set the record straight.
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Viewers immediately questioned the choice, and Ravenel wants to set the record straight.
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Luckily, Rowling took to Twitter on Tuesday evening to set the record straight.
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As both a cinephile and a food writer, I'll set the record straight.
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Franken took Wednesday's committee meeting as an opportunity to set the record straight.
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Without missing a beat, Kim got on Twitter to set the record straight.
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One was "Set the Record Straight" and "Fuck It Off" with Chris Brown.
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Cousins, brothers, Whitney's mother: They all pop up to set the record straight.
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Now, she wants to set the record straight on what #MeToo really is.
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Now, she wants to set the record straight: She wasn't fired, she says.
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And he's here to set the record straight via saying he loves people.
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Is it obligated to set the record straight before an offer is made?
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McCain quickly grabbed the microphone, shook his head and set the record straight.
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A new film series in New York aims to set the record straight.
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Caitlyn Jenner is using humor to set the record straight about her transition.
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"Set the record straight!" reads the marker's description on the Trump campaign website.
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But when Geist called Batman a "superhero," Pattinson quickly set the record straight.
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Pat Boone wanted to set the record straight about his 1957 musical "April Love".
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"Just to set the record straight, Sharon and I are not divorcing," he said.
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In our latest Vox + ProPublica video collaboration, two reporters help set the record straight.
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I want to set the record straight, I want people to know about you.
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The diplomat, Ambassador Abdallah Al-Mouallimi, wanted to set the record straight on Yemen.
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Rich Piana's girlfriend is hoping to set the record straight about her boyfriend's death.
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But Goldstone thinks things are unfair and he wanted to set the record straight.
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They are speaking out because they want to set the record straight about Shanann.
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Leave it to Lando Calrissian himself to set the record straight on his sexuality.
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Aussie skateboarding legend Tas Pappas wants to set the record straight about Tony Hawk.
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Another Der Spiegel reporter visited Minnesota in recent days to set the record straight.
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To the Editor: Thank you, Tim Wu, for helping me set the record straight.
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"It would be a good thing to just set the record straight," said Sen.
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Every Republican in America should run to set the record straight on this issue.
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Fact-checking can help set the record straight on the challengers' more dubious assertions.
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As for his death, it is never too late to set the record straight.
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In February 2016, she teamed-up with then-boyfriend Tyga to set the record straight.
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So, I mean, I want to make sure I set the record straight on that.
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Nikki wants to set the record straight -- she is NOT dating anyone else right now.
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But Tim Cook wanted to set the record straight and gave some information to Reuters.
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He wants to meet the tech blogger face to face to set the record straight.
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Shannon vehemently denied Gunvalon's claims and was quick to set the record straight with McLaughlin.
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He set the record straight: "I'm supposed to be worth $74 million, that's a joke."
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"I wasn't anywhere near any of that," Amy says hoping to set the record straight.
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Even better, he promised to do everything in his power to set the record straight.
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If you're reading this, Mr. Schiff, could you set the record straight on your height?
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How many times will Lucy Hale have to set the record straight about her relationship?
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Available to journalists and others to be able to basically help set the record straight.
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And, thankfully for us, Elon Musk was all too happy to set the record straight.
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So Randi Hutter Epstein, a doctor and medical writer, decided to set the record straight.
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You know it's a good day online when Teletubbies has to set the record straight.
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Activision's Destiny trailer debuted at E247 22017 and O'Donnell set the record straight on Twitter.
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Kim Greene, head makeup artist for the film, is here to set the record straight.
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Monday, Thomas said he wanted to "set the record straight," about how things were handled.
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So let's set the record straight with facts that have been verified by the IAEA.
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" Then when pressed about whether he wanted to "set the record straight" Jost responded, "No.
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So of course, the internet freaked out, until Trader Joe's set the record straight — phew!
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It's well past time to set the record straight: generic drugs drive savings, not costs.
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On Tuesday morning, though, J.K. Rowling herself shared it — and she set the record straight.
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This hearing was, no doubt, his opportunity to set the record straight on all fronts.
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But Douglass also wanted to set the record straight about race, or rather, about racism.
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With their partnership on The Clearing, they've set out to finally set the record straight.
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Maybe Christianné will do a new video to set the record straight about this article.
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Fortunately, historians in the post-Jim Crow era have worked to set the record straight.
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" He explained to everyone assembled that this was Comey's "opportunity to set the record straight.
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Well, she's ready to set the record straight about why she did what she did.
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It's an opportunity for me to set the record straight in a number of cases.
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But some of the corrections we ran in 2018 not only set the record straight.
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I ask him why now, after 20 years, he's willing to set the record straight.
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After his easy victory over American Donald Young on Tuesday, however, Djokovic set the record straight.
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Gaither said he wanted to set the record straight and dispel "all the lies" out there.
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According to Page Six, the actress reached out to defend herself and set the record straight.
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Now if I've been attacked, I've responded, and we've set the record straight about policy differences.
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There's a lot of miseducation out there and Lauryn Hill wants to set the record straight.
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To all the candidates running for president in 2020, we're here to set the record straight.
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He is filing this lawsuit to set the record straight and to restore his good name.
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To set the record straight, co-wash should not and will not replace your regular shampoo.
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Teresa Giudice wants to set the record straight: She is not stepping out on her marriage.
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Let's set the record straight: incorporating the colour red into your outfit is no easy feat.
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Delevingne took to her feed Thursday night to "set the record straight" on a few things.
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Grijalva said he's glad that the House Committee on Ethics has since set the record straight.
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The blonde bombshell took to Twitter recently to set the record straight on her romantic relationships.
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We need to set the record straight: Criticism of Israel is not de facto anti-Semitism.
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She also felt that it was time to set the record straight in her own voice.
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Let's set the record straight when it comes to what literally "raging against the machine" means.
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But let's set the record straight: the Yankees invaded this raccoon's field, and they know it.
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Teresa Giudice wants to set the record straight: She did not cheat on her husband Joe.
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SANDERS: Well, just to set the record straight, I defeated an incumbent Republican running for Congress.
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Carter reportedly had an open relationship with Jenner, and Cyrus set the record straight on Twitter.
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But since others are taking this matter quite seriously, we're going to set the record straight.
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The moment went viral, but Stephanie Carter on Sunday came out to set the record straight.
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Now that Jill can no longer speak for herself, it's time to set the record straight.
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I had sent these to other journalists also because I wanted to set the record straight.
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Meanwhile, it's understandable why Warren would want to set the record straight on her ethnic heritage.
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Thankfully, the man behind the design, Virgil Abloh, has finally come forward to set the record straight.
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"I feel compelled to set the record straight and refute these lies," Simmons wrote at the time.
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As rumors and misinformation spread, Hermani responded to tweets and Facebook comments to set the record straight.
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With help from an Austin intellectual-property firm, Lybrand is now trying to set the record straight.
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In a promo clip for an upcoming episode of the series, Kim Kardashian set the record straight.
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In an appearance on Late Night With Seth Meyers on Thursday night, Seyfried set the record straight.
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Kate Hudson set the record straight after rumors swirled that she was dating football star JJ Watt.
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She just wants to focus on her coming child and to set the record straight, she said.
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Indeed, the hit man and longtime suspect in Hoffa's presumed killing wanted to set the record straight.
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Carson Kressley wants to set the record straight: He's a huge fan of Netflix's Queer Eye reboot.
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Late in the evening on Thursday, Biebs set the record straight about the source of the stain.
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And also, I mean, just as -- set the record straight, because Donald Trump, President Trump said embedded.
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Between the peacocks, the dog deaths and the hamsters, we are here to set the record straight.
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Before the news could spread too far, however, J.K. Rowling stepped in to set the record straight.
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Fitness influencer Emily Breeze Ross Watson wants to set the record straight on working out during pregnancy.
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This morning, King Push called into The Breakfast Club to set the record straight about his response.
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A new report from Havahart Wireless is here to set the record straight and defend doggie kisses.
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Luckily, one of the retailer's communications reps was kind enough to set the record straight for us.
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Now, she's taken to social media to set the record straight about seeing her own body retouched.
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I determined – now let me just go on because I really want to set the record straight.
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She hopes by writing her book, she can set the record straight about who Whitney truly was.
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But for this to be the unalloyed positive it can be, I must set the record straight.
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We now feel it is time to try to set the record straight based on the facts.
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When Mike Leach was caught in his video lie, his university did not set the record straight.
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Further, courts figure that politicians have avenues to battle back rhetorically and to set the record straight.
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Fortunately for Taft, history's a long game, and it's never too late to set the record straight.
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Fiction is small solace for history's grief, but it's one way to set the record straight. ♦
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There&aposs a lot of bad nutrition advice out there, so let&aposs set the record straight.
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Ackman said on Wednesday that to set the record straight, he does not want to control ADP.
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Wayne set the record straight with a countdown on his website pointing to the final release date.
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Priebus asked if the FBI could set the record straight, but Comey said the bureau could not comment.
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But to set the record straight: No one has officially confirmed that this song is the Queen's favorite.
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Either way, it's time to set the record straight, if only for the almighty sake of emoji accuracy.
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Sometimes she would try to comment on the posts from her real account to set the record straight.
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Below, three board-certified derms answer the web's three biggest skin tag questions — and set the record straight.
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"I want to clear the air and set the record straight," Chief Alfred Durham said in a statement.
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YouTubers will directly DM more influential accounts to set the record straight, often stirring the pot even more.
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He added that he hopes Daniels' upcoming 60 Minutes interview will allow her to set the record straight.
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"Even in these relatively simple cases, we are struggling to sort of set the record straight," Farid said.
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Comey, according to sources familiar with his testimony, is looking to set the record straight on this matter.
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The pop star was quick to set the record straight when asked if she had a romantic type.
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"I want to set the record straight with respect to blue slips," she said in a July statement.
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Now, in a 10-page memo of their own, House Democrats are attempting to set the record straight.
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First, and perhaps most important, is to set the record straight on the VA's budget and staffing levels.
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Thankfully, Jonny Greenwood, in a new fan Q&A with the Guardian, has finally set the record straight.
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The Ctrl singer also set the record straight on her feelings about Alessia Cara winning Best New Artist.
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But Dunham set the record straight in an impassioned personal essay she penned for this week's Lenny Letter.
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She published a blog post, "to set the record straight," after an outpouring of support for the program.
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An author wanted to set the record straight about what life is like for four-legged New Yorkers.
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That surprised me a bit, but not the fact that he wanted to basically set the record straight.
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Calling out the articles that credit Finneas for not "just" being Eilish's brother he set the record straight.
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The beauty mogul took to social media to set the record straight about what, exactly, was going on.
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" Lindsay then addressed the news in an interview with Entertainment Tonight in order to "set the record straight.
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For anyone who thought "poetry is dead," Beyoncé has set the record straight that it is very much alive.
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To set the record straight.. my knee wasn't already injured or 'in rough shape' it was just fluke accident.
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Responding to the flood of negative comments that came her way, Garth set the record straight about her feelings.
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The football-star-turned-baseball-player set the record straight on his personal life in an interview with ESPN .
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In light of recent claims, we believe it is critical to set the record straight on some specific issues.
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Scott replied in a way that was both supportive of her fellow actress, but also set the record straight.
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And so, he claims, he decided to set the record straight by finally acknowledging that he is Bitcoin's creator.
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Kim Kardashian West wants to set the record straight about her husband Kanye West's support of President Donald Trump.
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However, it was too late to set the record straight as Hoff Doyle's identity was already cemented as Rosie.
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Marie was quick to set the record straight and let us know the real reason her mom wasn't gushing.
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However, a series of date nights and sweet public outings, in New York and Miami, set the record straight.
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To set the record straight: The Churchill bust was scheduled to be returned to Britain before Obama took office.
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That was the actor's message as he tried to set the record straight about him and the "Roar" singer.
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George Takei is continuing to set the record straight about his complicated feelings towards the newly gay helmsman Sulu.
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But Musk set the record straight on Twitter last night, explaining that the company was working exclusively with Panasonic.
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There is a need to set the record straight, and for decision makers to view freight rail without bias.
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"He's not one to set the record straight, but presumably, the memoir is his side of things," she said.
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Thankfully, we have a surprising inside source who's here to set the record straight: Jenner's 10-year-old nephew.
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Lili Reinhart wants to set the record straight after she was accused of making light of obsessive-compulsive disorders.
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His later career would set the record straight on the actor's range, but in the end, it doesn't matter.
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As local sportsmen who have spent generations hunting and fishing we find it necessary to set the record straight.
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Representative Jim Himes, Democrat of Connecticut, read those tweets to Mr. Comey, who sought to set the record straight.
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She set the record straight after BARC and animal rights groups lashed out and accused her of animal cruelty.
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Sophia Bush has set the record straight on why she left Chicago P.D. at the end of the fourth season.
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Thankfully, we have a real geologist in the form of The Landslide Blog's Dave Petley to set the record straight.
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He had declined to talk to me once before, but now he said he wanted to set the record straight.
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The page implies that this is a communication problem, and that with good PR Apple can set the record straight.
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The actor set the record straight that he's straight, which isn't actually "coming out" as some publications are angling it.
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Noonie reposted the meme to her own account, then used the caption as an opportunity to set the record straight.
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The study published this month in the journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment wanted to set the record straight.
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In another post, the "Be Careful" rapper set the record straight when it came to details of her husband's arrest.
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Jamaican officials said they hoped the IOC and WADA would set the record straight with regard to the ARD report.
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Jodie Sweetin set the record straight after a fan accused her of sleeping with her Full House costar John Stamos.
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On Wednesday, the former Bachelor star took to Instagram to set the record straight on his relationship with his fiancée.
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Fortunately, the Lady Bird star is here to set the record straight — and also to throw Sheeran under the bus.
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During her late-night appearance, Martinez set the record straight about the whole missing persons debacle from earlier this month.
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The Big Love star set the record straight while promoting his new film Mean Dream at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Ahead, the biggest names in skin set the record straight on what you should and shouldn't expect from a facial.
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A fully DIY effort, the book is, "a cathartic journey to set the record straight," according to the press release.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter's "Awards Chatter" podcast Jenner, the family's matriarch and manager, set the record straight.
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And just to set the record straight, every time taxes have been cut in modern times, the economy has accelerated.
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Afterwards, Ross spoke with multiple outlets to set the record straight: All of her workouts are modified and doctor-approved.
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But nonetheless, as apparent profiters of the Kardashian-Jenner bank roll, it's our civic duty to set the record straight.
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The 1,097 breweries that have already adopted the new label are hoping the move will help set the record straight.
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You play an assassin framed for the murder of Dunwall's Empress, and it's your job to set the record straight.
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So when the civil rights activist visited Desus & Mero, the hosts had him set the record straight about their relationship.
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As wildlife biologists and lifelong sportsmen—a group the author attempts to discredit—we'd like to set the record straight.
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"Welcome to 'StopFake,' the place where we set the record straight on fakes about Ukraine," the anchor, Margo Gontar, intones.
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But on Wednesday, Dorfman was quick to set the record straight — and noted his recent fling with supermodel Gigi Hadid.
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And now that the President has called his credibility into question, it's important to set the record straight, Engel said.
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The massacre of innocents could not be farther from heroism, and I hope this bill helps set the record straight.
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Smith should set the record straight by acknowledging that he cited a fake news article in his letter to Friedman.
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In one interview, Jordyn Woods finally set the record straight on the cheating scandal with Khloé Kardashian's ex Tristan Thompson.
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Berlin has struggled to set the record straight without seeming to be defensive or, worse yet, to deny German culpability.
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But like any other media company, they have an obligation to set the record straight and to do so quickly.
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The Internet was quick to set the record straight, but that doesn't mean the Olympic winner is a stranger to ink.
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But on the empowerment stage, she set the record straight on why she's only sharing what she wants to these days.
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After some Twitter users accused the pop superstar of exploiting the LGBTQ community, Grande set the record straight on social media.
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Let's set the record straight: Blake Shelton looks like a second-stringer on Justified who gets murdered over a horse crime.
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So, we set out to set the record straight and answer the burning question: What really makes up a hot dog?
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Ultimately, La La Land's producer, Jordan Horowitz, set the record straight and revealed that Moonlight was actually taking home the Oscar.
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But on Tuesday, in a tweet from Condé Nast's official Twitter account, the company's CEO, Bob Sauerberg, set the record straight.
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Instead of running away she meets her critics head-on for a press conference (aptly named) to set the record straight.
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However, Priscilla uploaded the Facebook posts to set the record straight and included a pair of photos of the little girls.
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Lest fans think Nicki Minaj has gone soft in her popularity, here comes her album Queen to set the record straight.
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In a wide-ranging interview with pal Molly McNearney — Jimmy Kimmel's wife — for InStyle's September issue, Aniston set the record straight.
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Whoopi Goldberg wants to set the record straight about that heated battle with Jeanine Pirro on Thursday's episode of The View.
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Dolezal said she wrote the memoir to "set the record straight" and to "open up this dialogue about race and identity".
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" Mueller's appearance remains important, he said, to help set the record straight against Trump's "No-collusion, no-obstruction, witch-hunt mantra.
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Taylor says there is one way Colin can fight back and it's the only way to truly set the record straight. .
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We're told she only decided to talk to our photog in an attempt to set the record straight and protect Dorit.
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And, despite her name, Vandyck set the record straight that she doesn't partake in marijuana use and she barely drinks soda.
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But I have to thank Editor in Chief Bob Cusack for giving me this important opportunity to set the record straight.
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In a speech Saturday, Sanders set out to "set the record straight" on a stance that he said has become distorted.
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That is, we stalk everyone with great skin for secrets and press experts to set the record straight about skin myths.
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Just ask Tsang, who took it upon herself to set the record straight on Twitter, writing, "No, he did not cry."
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Simmons says it is vital to set the record straight about what happened in the hours leading up to the shooting.
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He insists he's protecting me and painting himself as the villain, but I want him to set the record straight immediately.
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In his measured, insightful biography, "President McKinley: Architect of the American Century," Robert W. Merry seeks to set the record straight.
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"As native writers, there's a certain feeling that you have to set the record straight before you even begin," he said.
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In March, the Spanish Royal Academy of History issued a paper that aimed to set the record straight about Elcano's importance.
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Why the mistake occurred in the first place and why it took two months to set the record straight remain mysteries.
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Schumer argued that Sessions had weeks to set the record straight after testifying before the Judiciary Committee, but let it stand.
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A spokesperson for TikTok gave a statement to set the record straight, saying that this is not a TikTok-inspired trend.
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Anyway, years after their transgressions Fischer thankfully had enough sense to call out Pam's ridiculous behavior and set the record straight.
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But Lovato maintains her tattoo was not modeled off of anyone else — and she took to Twitter to set the record straight.
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The exes also used the opportunity to set the record straight about their marriage, hitting back at rumors of infidelity or strife.
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Barack Obama has made headlines for his seven-almond habit (he's since "set the record straight") and his strong stance on guacamole.
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Nicki Minaj set the record straight back in 2014 about everyone's wish for the two Young Money label-mates to couple up.
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In response, they are now urging Republican lawmakers publicly to set the record straight by releasing transcripts of their closed-door interviews.
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Three prominent cardiologists recently set the record straight about saturated fat in a report titled Saturated fat does not clog the arteries.
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When one Twitter user accused the musician of writing "75% of your love songs" about her, Adams immediately set the record straight.
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The stunt's premise of an unusual gravitational pull on February 10, however, is false — and NASA wants to set the record straight.
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"My obligation is to set the record straight on what Republicans want to do to fix the failings of Obamacare," he says.
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Was really hoping to talk to Twitter employees about this later this week, but want to set the record straight now: pic.twitter.
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Nicki claimed that Cardi never set the record straight in interviews and made it look like they were fighting when they weren't.
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Just to set the record straight: No , he did not get a tattoo paying homage to Khloe Kardashian inked across his back.
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But, Brown points out that the perception many may have of him is false, and he wants to set the record straight.
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But after Chief of Staff John Kelly implied that Trump's stance on a wall was changing, the president set the record straight.
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The media mogul, 63, has set the record straight in the past, saying that she and boyfriend Stedman Graham aren't considering marriage.
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Rose addressed rumors surrounding her split from Chmerkovskiy, taking to Instagram to also set the record straight on her relationship with Khalifa.
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His very first media appearance, where he sought to set the record straight on the Alex Jones situation, was Sean Hannity's show.
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"We want to set the record straight about this proposal because it is imperative the FCC act without further delay," they said.
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"Just to set the record straight — I am not," Iger said at the Vanity Fair summit, according to a Yahoo finance reporter.
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"He's ready to be able to counter a lot of the lies and to help set the record straight," this person said.
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In hopes to set the record straight, Kardashian posted a new video to her website that attempts to separate fact from fiction.
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Jim, allegations have been swirling in the press for the last several weeks, and today's your opportunity to set the record straight.
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He plans to set the record straight on the creatures called scampi (the Italian word refers to langoustine tails), serving them grilled.
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So in Tuesday night's Democratic debate — the last before the Iowa caucuses — the two presidential contenders sought to set the record straight.
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To set the record straight, the Postal Service has grown its package business at double-digit rates for the past three years.
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Sopia Hutchins has finally set the record straight on her relationship with Caitlyn Jenner — or, rather, their lack of a romantic relationship.
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Drake explains blackface photo from Pusha-T single He in turn, it sounds like, would like Drake to set the record straight.
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Kelly asks Davidson who picked up the check, and the Saturday Night Live cast member is glad to set the record straight.
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Ashley Iaconetti just set the record straight on whether or not she cheated on ex-boyfriend Kevin Wendt with now fiancé Jared Haibon.
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Earlier this month, Stefani set the record straight about all the "gossip-y, weird stories people make up" about her relationship with Shelton.
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And as a private citizen once his employment as special counsel ends, he might feel compelled to set the record straight in public.
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To help set the record straight PEOPLE talked to veterinarian Dr. Katy Nelson, who works at BellaHaven Animal Medical Centre in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Contrary to what body-shamers may believe, Ellen Pompeo has not had an eating disorder, and she's here to set the record straight.
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Back in February, Kanye West attempted to set the record straight via Twitter about all that Taylor Swift drama about to boil over.
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In response, the "Barbie Dreams" rapper, 36, set the record straight, clarifying that while they were definitely keeping busy, she has her limits.
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Last week, she set the record straight about a rumored physical altercation with costar Briana DeJesus during the Teen Mom 2 reunion taping.
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Praising Scott for her work on Star, Cox displays humility as she thanked Scott for having the courage to set the record straight.
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In June, he spoke to Fox News' Bill O'Reilly to set the record straight and characterize himself as a champion of women's rights.
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"I will set the record straight in the coming days regarding the lies that were told by the media and in the courtroom."
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Rose, who divorced the rapper in 2016, took to Instagram shortly after to set the record straight about the meaning behind the kiss.
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"Just to set the record straight from the beginning, I am not anti-Semitic and I am not an anti-vaxxer," she begins.
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He could have set the record straight and settled any scores that need settling without a tour this extended or details this catty.
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A full day of Mueller TV will hit much harder than his written report, and allow them to finally set the record straight.
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Bonner was leaving the dance studio with pro dance partner Sharna Burgess Thursday when they set the record straight on Bonner's crotch grab.
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Was really hoping to talk to Twitter employees about this later this week, but want to set the record straight now: pic.twitter.com/PcpRyTzOlW
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Harris determined that these claims did not reflect reality, but his efforts to set the record straight were met with indifference or hostility.
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"She did not give it to a shelter; I'm gonna set the record straight with that, that's not true at all," Vanderpump says.
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So an opportunity to set the record straight is, I think, attractive to some people, to get out there and tell your story.
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At the same time, news organizations are laying off scores of hard-working journalists, those we rely on to set the record straight.
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To what end will she put her own act of authorship—to set the record straight, or to go further and enact revenge?
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I will set the record straight in the coming days regarding the lies that were told by the media and in the courtroom.
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In July, after a social media user accused her of hating her ex, Khloé set the record straight in an exchange on Instagram.
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Merry's measured, insightful biography seeks to set the record straight, arguing that McKinley was shrewd and patient, and wily beneath the bland exterior.
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And, just to set the record straight, I've added another member of the allium clan to the pan: scallions, also called green onions.
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She appeared on CNN's New Year's Eve Live with Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen to set the record straight via video from Oman.
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"If only there was a co-branded, limited-edition jar of edible education to finally set the record straight," the ad copy reads.
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After sleeping on it, Trump woke up early to set the record straight for his Twitter followers, claiming he has "proof" that Rep.
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After Kimble finally set the record straight, the Omaha World Herald asked Fraley how she felt now that she had been correctly identified.
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Yes, she will try to get the documents to set the record straight, but now is not the time to focus on Kavanaugh.
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Oldfield also criticized the Policia Judiciaria, Portugal's police service, for not letting the Tapas 7 set the record straight as the drama was unfolding.
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"When the media gets it wrong, President Trump will take his case straight to the American people to set the record straight," he added.
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The woman at the center of the Kevin Hart sex-extortion scandal has officially identified herself and is ready to set the record straight.
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Chyna's public post comes weeks after the former couple set the record straight on their current custodial agreement for 2-year-old daughter Dream.
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Last night, Martin stepped in to set the record straight, writing on his blog that a fifth writer will be involved in HBO's process.
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" A source close to Jacobs tells PEOPLE that she was "really happy to be able to finally set the record straight about her feelings.
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We caught up with one such caster—Piotr, a 25-year-old IT programmer from Poland—to set the record straight on cast fetishism.
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"He is going there to set the record straight, face-to-face," she said, adding she didn't the two countries' relationship would be damaged.
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After the video of the fall gained some traction, Ingraham went on Twitter to set the record straight and admit Arroyo's performance was staged.
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Charley agrees that she'll set the record straight, and she's not going to start until they can convince more farms to work with her.
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When a tweet surfaced that showed the reality TV personality shading Justin Bieber, she set the record straight: The viral message was a fake.
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Speculation ramped up after photos of them holding hands emerged on TMZ in January, but Wilkinson set the record straight via Twitter on Thursday.
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In an attempt to set the record straight once and for all — not to mention, ensure our hair-care efforts aren't all for naught!
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"Kat Von D Beauty supports our founder @KatVonD and her heartfelt statement to set the record straight," the brand wrote on its Instagram Story.
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Like any other celebrity gossip conglomerate, TSR has connections with celebrities who will sometimes reach out to them directly to set the record straight.
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He said he'd like to "set the record straight," but he couldn't offer more details because of a non-disclosure agreement with the CIA.
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He also wants to set the record straight on the highly caloric — but delicious — meals that Teigen frequently cooks and posts on social media.
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" But Jessa — who shares sons Henry and Spurgeon with husband Ben Seewald and is expecting baby No. 3 — quickly set the record straight. "Haha!
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They began dating in 2013, prompting Daley to release his YouTube video that December to set the record straight about rumors about his sexuality.
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It may not matter that you drive more miles than originally estimated, but it's good to have documentation that you set the record straight.
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Ms. Parody remained admirably stoic throughout the bruising week as she sought to set the record straight and recast the debate on constructive terms.
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On 603 Minutes, Daniels said her motivation for speaking out about the alleged affair and the subsequent coverup was to set the record straight.
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I wish, very much, that my father had been there to set the record straight, or at least to tame my fantasies and fears.
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Mr. Wright cooperated with Kevin Beauchamp in a 2005 documentary about the case and wrote his book, he said, to set the record straight.
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I have begun to read things about Alex that are fiction, not fact, and I'm honored to be able to set the record straight.
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So they asked me to come in, I said I would," Lewandowski continued, adding that he would be able to "set the record straight.
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The 15-point filing didn't ask for a decision on sovereignty, but sought to set the record straight on its rights of maritime access.
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"This should set the record straight," said Dr. Vincent Bufalino of the Advocate Heart Institute in Chicago, who was not involved in the study.
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" Gabbard: "It's important that we set the record straight and correct the racial injustices that exist in a very institutional way in our country.
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But for those who pay close attention to Bolivia, it's important to set the record straight and ensure that these false narratives are debunked.
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It may be worth a few minutes of your time to set the record straight on what you care about, and what you don't.
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But Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders set the record straight: Trump and Kanye haven't hung out since their December 2016 rendezvous at Trump Tower.
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He testified that he gave his interview with Valdez to set the record straight about an inaccurate story published by another newspaper in Mexico.
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But in case you thought was just a product of postproduction, his co-stars on Bachelor in Paradise would like to set the record straight.
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The internet started speculating why Ryder appeared to be so entranced by Harbour's speech, and now Gaten Matarazzo is here to set the record straight.
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Facing widespread criticism over his waffling on immigration this week, Donald Trump appeared on CNN on Thursday night to set the record straight – sort of.
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When fans of the ABC show went online to beg for an eleventh-hour save from the Shonda Rhimes character, Washington set the record straight.
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After BBC host Christine Lampard remarked on the British show, Lorraine, that the situation was "very odd," Hurley set the record straight with Andy Cohen.
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But the 38-year-old contractor from Utah tells PEOPLE that we didn't see everything that happened – and she wants to set the record straight.
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" A source close to Jacobs recently told PEOPLE that she was "really happy to be able to finally set the record straight about her feelings.
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Adrian Varela, 19, says he's read "so many" articles about "how teens do drugs on their finstas" and he's keen to set the record straight.
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These 8 famous faces decided to get vocal when it came time to set the record straight about their significant others – or lack thereof. 22016.
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I write not to defend any political party, but to set the record straight and provide your readers with the facts to judge for themselves.
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But when social media took that to mean that they met at the bar last year, Lemon took to Twitter to set the record straight.
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While their on-camera chemistry had many viewers convinced that there was real-life love blossoming behind the scenes, Dobrev, 30, set the record straight.
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" And to set the record straight on one last question, Williams told MUNCHIES, "And no, I've never asked In-N-Out to deconstruct my burger.
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Meckseper's flag isn't David Hammons "African-American Flag" (10053) or the Rainbow Flag, which every museum ought to fly just to set the record straight.
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On Thursday, Instagram influencer Violet Benson (who runs the Daddy Issues account) set the record straight after recently getting lunch with the Bachelorette runner-up.
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Model (and Nicole Richie's little sis) Sofia Richie hopped on Twitter today to set the record straight: she and Scott Disick are not a thing.
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But he felt he had one last chance to set the record straight on moondust and finally get some closure on his early career frustrations.
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President Obama set the record straight on his views on gun control during a Thursday night town hall hosted at George Mason University by CNN.
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According to a fervent Instagram post, this couldn't be further from the truth, and Winter used her trusty Notes app to set the record straight.
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Because of all this, Kim took to her own platform to set the record straight on where she stood regarding her husband's multiple uncensored outbursts.
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In a statement, the owners of Marks Farms said that the complaint was inaccurate and that they would be working to set the record straight.
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Later, a Herald reporter asked why he didn't set the record straight when the newspaper contacted him for comment multiple times before publishing the story.
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The cruiser's captain, Charles B. McVay III, was blamed for the loss for decades, until a grade-school project set the record straight for good.
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The previous government in 2013 filed a case with the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague to set the record straight on maritime boundaries.
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Liam maintained that the reason he pulled from the gig was a case of laryngitis and wanted to set the record straight for Oasis fans.
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"Whenever the market makes a particularly egregious error, I like to go back and set the record straight," the "Mad Money" host said on Monday.
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" Spector and Keonig went on to say that Amber's restraining order, filed Friday, was an attempt to "set the record straight as the true facts.
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While she appreciates the support, she does want to set the record straight on having the reputation for being able to turn straight women gay.
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I just want the opportunity to set the record straight and move on with my life, free from this company, its executives, and its lawyers.
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But some bits and pieces are just so wildly wrong that we feel like it's time to set the record straight once and for all.
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But just to set the record straight, this theory presupposes a few things we know are not even in the same geographic period with correct.
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Because there has been a great deal of conjecture, speculation, and inaccurate information about me, I am grateful for the opportunity to set the record straight.
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Zendaya Coleman set the record straight on her connection with NFL star Odell Beckham Jr. at Essence's Black Women in Hollywood Luncheon in Los Angeles Thursday.
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The provincial RNC has politely replied to many users that it has no connection to U.S. political parties in an effort to set the record straight.
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The new mother of three set the record straight on Thursday and threw some major shade at her pregnant sister Khloé Kardashian's ex-husband Lamar Odom.
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But not long after the reality star posted the image, she set the record straight — and confirmed that she is in fact not expecting another child.
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" The "Parent Trap" star also set the record straight on how she was depicted in her past tabloid life and stated, "I'm a normal, nice person.
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He said he had actually not advised Trump in some time and wanted to set the record straight on who he was and what he did.
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And when the media gets it wrong, I promise you, President Trump will take his case straight to the American people to set the record straight.
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The person who owns the account, a 23-year-old Minnesota resident named Pavel, later set the record straight in a Reddit "Ask Me Anything" thread.
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Barr's "Ambien tweeting" was so far from the scope of possible side effects that the company that manufactures Ambien, Sanofi, had to set the record straight.
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Earlier this month, Disick spoke to PEOPLE at 1 OAK to set the record straight on both his drinking and his visit to rehab last year.
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The 20-year-old athlete set the record straight about rumors of cosmetic procedures in an interview with Seventeen, denying that she's had any enhancements done.
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The actress set the record straight on those pictures that popped up of her and DiCaprio enjoying the sun in St. Tropez together over the summer.
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Access Hollywood set the record straight about recent reports that President Trump now claims the leaked tape in which he bragged about groping women was fabricated.
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But this season, model Teddy Quinlivan plays our truth-teller, here to set the record straight on what it's really like to dress for Fashion Week.
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The media mogul set the record straight on her Twitter account on Monday after several friends had asked if the rumors of the nuptials were true.
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" And she set the record straight on those blaming Justin Bieber: "Some people thought it was Bieber rehearsing but it wasn't him — we're on great terms.
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Main character Samantha White hosts a radio show where she tries to set the record straight on these issues and advocate for her fellow Black classmates.
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The "What About Us" singer previously denied those claims on Twitter, but she took to the social media site again to further set the record straight.
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In a new, wide-ranging interview with pal Molly McNearney — Jimmy Kimmel's wife — for InStyle's September issue, Aniston set the record straight about her personal life.
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They want to use these same media to set the record straight, but they if they take action, they end up using something far more controversial.
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"To those that are upset, I apologize and I would like to take a minute to set the record straight," Doty wrote in the Sunday post.
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"But one person here to set the record straight is Nonoo, who says the duchess "works tirelessly" and that recent criticism against her is "really unjust.
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Let me first thank you for the opportunity to set the record straight, even though, frankly, you're indirectly responsible of my emergence on the political scene.
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But even though Campbell seemingly set the record straight, people watching at home were alarmed by the mere implication of a fight between their beloved kweens.
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This heavy-handed strategy means that Apple won't respond to some day-to-day press inquiries, unless it's to set the record straight on unflattering reports.
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Although a corrected version has been written, and the police department sought its release to set the record straight, the Justice Department has not done so.
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Lil Scrappy's passenger who suffered horrible injuries in their recent car accident wants to set the record straight -- he's NOT a vengeful friend out for money.
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The reality star, 31, tweeted to "those with untrue assumptions" Tuesday, hoping to set the record straight about his time on the Good Morning America segment.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk wants to set the record straight after footage of the new Cybertruck&aposs armored glass cracking in a live demonstration went viral.
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And though Musk is busy running a gaggle of companies all trying to change the world, he is not too busy to set the record straight.
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The Beverly Hills, 90210 star, 46, set the record straight while attending Disney on Ice Mickey's Search Party celebrity skate party on Friday with her family.
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I'm here to set the record straight so you don't feel underwhelmed if and when you try Gear VR. Here are a few things to expect:
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" On his own Twitter account, Chuck decided to set the record straight: "Also for the record I called in sick at work to go to the wedding.
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" Despite her frustrations with MTV, Evans is determined to set the record straight on her marriage, saying Eason "wouldn't let a soul hurt me or our family.
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"We are reaching out to Ryan to ask him to set the record straight and be completely upfront with what happened, whatever it was," the source continued.
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After being "flooded with DMs" from fans about the potential of his dog being jealous of the new baby, Cohen set the record straight about Wacha's intentions.
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Chris Pratt has been rumored to take over the role of Indiana Jones in an upcoming reboot of the franchise, but Harrison Ford set the record straight.
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So, to set the record straight, I'm going to tackle every single complaint I've ever heard about Valentine's Day, because Valentine's Day can't stick up for itself.
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The condemned, you see, died before he could set the record straight about his guilt regarding the murder of a young woman in a British seaside town.
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If Navarro had really wanted to set the record straight about whether the Bidens had come up during trade talks with China, he could've easily done so.
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But many of the things written about me have been false, so this book is my chance to lay myself bare and also set the record straight.
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Thank goodness that Ann Collins, who was Derek's on-set braider, set the record straight: "We've always worn our hair like this," she said in the article.
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"To set the record straight, what we're doing with Project Maven is we're trying to take into consideration, into the routine, the processing of pictures," he said.
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"We kind of wanted to set the record straight that we've got something special over here, too, in the secondary and really in whole defense," Ramsey said.
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"I'm just trying to set the record straight on how much of the health of the economy originated under the steps that began before 2017," Jarrett said.
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After rumors of a split between the season 20 Bachelor couple arose last week, Bushnell took to social media to set the record straight on their romance.
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" Carter Page, who advised the Trump campaign on foreign policy, also has volunteered to talk to the committee about its Russia investigation and "set the record straight.
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And so, to set the record straight, the non-profit provided a list of 140 statements that you in no way should say about WikiLeaks or Assange.
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Former CNN Washington bureau chief Frank Sesno told Stelter that Fitzwater was upfront with reporters when Bush misspoke and would actively work to set the record straight.
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So the National Weather Service's office in Birmingham — concerned about quelling public panic — set the record straight, posting on both Twitter and Facebook about the storm's path.
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Building staff members are quick to set the record straight: The lobby smells like a beach because of Ocean Mist, a fragrance pumped in through the ductwork.
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" In an attempt to set the record straight she told CNN's Chris Cuomo that her comments had been taken out of context because she is "great clickbait.
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Amber Heard is trying to set the record straight regarding domestic abuse allegations against Johnny Depp in a new statement released to the Los Angeles Police Department.
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And after the question of, "Is it safe to rent clothing during coronavirus?" arose among worried renters, many rental services were quick to set the record straight.
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Amazon: Let's set the record straight But CNN reported that while the Postal Service is losing money, its package delivery service is profitable, unlike its letter delivery.
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Abortion is not healthcare, and now, with a chance to repeal the Affordable Care Act, this administration can finally set the record straight once and for all.
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It's perhaps more important with President Trump because there are more untruths to set the record straight," Rather, a former CBS anchor, said on CNN's "Reliable Sources.
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"Well, just to set the record straight, I defeated an incumbent Republican running for Congress," Sanders said, referencing his election to the House of Representatives in 1990.
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"It is imperative that the House vote to release the Democratic memo to set the record straight on Republicans' attempts to undermine the Russian investigation," Pelosi said.
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During a recent appearance on The View, Nyong'o had to hilariously set the record straight when asked how Maz's look came to be in The Force Awakens.
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In the subsequent months, as Trump defied predictions by establishing himself as the front-runner for the Republican nomination, Schwartz's desire to set the record straight grew.
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After ongoing rumors concerning a public divorce battle, numerous lawsuits and an alleged financial crisis leading to a Hollywood downfall, Johnny Depp wants to set the record straight.
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Following backlash over his comments, the "Shape of You" hitmaker set the record straight on his Instagram story, insisting the idea was not meant to be taken seriously.
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Domingo stops by the club to set the record straight — the drug dealer is not the one that's been hitting Cottonmouth's operation — but Harlem's king is still scared.
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"With his help, not only do we get to set the record straight that it's bubly, not bublé, but we also get to introduce bubly's four new flavors."
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I try to be open, and if I make a factual claim that I later learn is false, I'll go back and attempt to set the record straight.
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The American Heart Association wants to set the record straight: Coconut oil is not a health food, a panel of experts writes in a new AHA advisory statement.
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However, Odom's Instagram claims otherwise, and a rep for the athlete set the record straight in a statement to People, claiming the story was fabricated by the woman.
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Luke's possessiveness over Hannah rubbed her the wrong way during the group date, and she wants to set the record straight on her character, and on their relationship.
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After the Journal's cover story went live, another person, Daniel Ogden Stromberg, reportedly saw himself on the missing persons list and called in to set the record straight.
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"I do also want to set the record straight about why this attack is happening – because I am a black man supporting Donald Trump for president," he said.
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Nothing could be further from the truth, and it is well past time to set the record straight concerning the Saudis and 9/11 once and for all.
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And he wanted to set the record straight on a few things... First of All I'm 6ft and they live with ME, put some respeck on my name.
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Since we can't and shouldn't count on Trump for facts about abortion, let's set the record straight on later-term abortions, meaning those at or after 236 weeks.
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However, the magazine didn't quite represent his childhood accurately, according to Bowie's cousin Kristina Amadeus — who wrote in to The Economist's letters page to set the record straight.
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Journalists quickly scrambled to set the record straight, citing evidence ranging from after-school programs' impact on graduation rates to how meal-delivery programs have reduced Medicaid costs.
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For society to have open and productive discussions about security research and penetration testing, we need to set the record straight on who and what hackers really are.
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Finally, President Obama set the record straight on something he said was weighing on him: He does not count out exactly seven almonds as a snack each night.
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Responding to reports about a wall Trump also set the record straight that he still intended to build a wall, despite what might be reported in the media.
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Since the news broke, Judge also posted on Facebook to set the record straight about details from TMZ, which she says accuse her of being intoxicated while driving.
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He took to social media to set the record straight, writing a damning post last month about sick patients struggling to get medical care amid a dysfunctional bureaucracy.
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Amber was looking cute in a brunette wig -- traditionally speaking -- Saturday night on her way out of Playhouse nightclub, and she was anxious to set the record straight.
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I am compelled to set the record straight because the 23-year-old NATO alliance that Turkey has with the United States is not temporary, tactical nor transactional.
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"Just to set the record straight, I defeated an incumbent Republican running for Congress," he said, before Ms. Warren pointed out that it had been 30 years ago.
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"The release of the House Intelligence Committee Democrats' memo helps set the record straight on Republicans' attempts to obstruct the investigation into the Trump-Russia scandal," Pelosi wrote.
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"I'll set the record straight: You cannot carry a gun on a plane unless you're a federal agent or a law enforcement officer on official business," Price said.
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Jon Tester of Montana, said he wants to review the confirmation hearings transcript and meet in-person with Kavanaugh soon to "set the record straight" on some issues.
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Andrew Rosenthal Donald Trump apparently wanted to set the record straight on the Kremlin Kaper in the strange interview he gave this week to The New York Times.
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So, when we got Jessica Chastain out at Baltaire restaurant in L.A. Monday night -- we had to ask her to set the record straight once and for all.
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When Cooper asked Daniels why she was appearing on "60 Minutes," when so much is at stake, she told him that she wanted to set the record straight.
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Shortly after news broke that Woods and Thompson allegedly hooked up behind Khloé Kardashian's back, Woods went on Jada Pinkett Smith's Red Table Talk to set the record straight.
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Earlier today, DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen responded to these claims, she set the record straight with important information that the media is all too happy as usual to ignore.
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For his first stint as Saturday Night Live host, Chris Pine used his time to set the record straight: he's not Chris Evans or Chris Hemsworth or Chris Pratt.
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He even talks to Williams himself (or rather, listens, because of the inmate's erratic monologues) who breathlessly promises to give Lindsey all the facts to set the record straight.
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While there were some discussion about whether Pelosi was genuinely or sarcastically clapping to Trump's statement, Pelosi's daughter, Christine Pelosi, seemed to have set the record straight by Wednesday.
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Kanye and Kim are anxiously awaiting the arrival of baby West No. 4 (a baby boy) and set the record straight about his due date earlier in the day.
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That last one was a particular point of curiosity among commenters, and Burke was eager to set the record straight: "It's almost 7843 — technology is really advanced," she explains.
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Don't worry: The column's writer, psychotherapist Lori Gottlieb, set the record straight that you don't need to be conventionally attractive to have success in dating or to be happy.
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Update: Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz appeared on AM Joy Sunday morning and, when asked about the president's tweets about her, set the record straight where her agenda is concerned.
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In 1918, the richest man in town submitted his own version of events to a regional newspaper to supposedly set the record straight—and protect the town's good name.
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Now, it looks like we'll finally get a chance to set the record straight on Heemeyer thanks to Tread, an upcoming documentary about the man and his armored machine.
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In a Fox exclusive, Omarosa&aposs closest confidant inside the Trump administration will be here to set the record straight about what really went on in the White House.
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He set the record straight on a wide variety of topics, including how he prefers to watch sitcoms (without the laugh tracks) and whether he has ever breastfed (no).
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On Wednesday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Bowen, 46, set the record straight about claims that she and her fellow leading lady are not seeing eye-to-eye.
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In January, she used Twitter to set the record straight about 2½-year-old son Saint's multi-day stay in the hospital, where he had been treated for pneumonia.
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The Cruel Intentions star, who was married to Witherspoon from 1999 to 2007, tried to set the record straight about his connection to the "Chained to the Rhythm" singer.
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"Just to set the record straight from the beginning, I just want to say that I am not anti-Semitic and I am not an anti-vaxxer," she continued.
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Earlier this year, her hubby Jionni LaValle made a point to set the record straight about the couple's relationship after tabloid reports alleged their marriage was on the rocks.
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The multi-hyphenate superstar set the record straight about her relationship status and revealed that she has no preference when it comes to how old a significant other is.
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Whether people accused her of having plastic surgery or commented on her weight, the "Modern Family" star likes to set the record straight — even though she shouldn't have to.
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He even voluntarily published his email correspondence about the Trump Tower meeting in order to set the record straight and prove that he has nothing to hide from anyone.
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"Since @AOC accused The Fact Checker of relying on a Walmart-funded think tank paper when we fact-checked her, we need to set the record straight," Kessler tweeted.
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"I learned the hard way," says August, a former nursing home attendant who recently got clean ("Two months next week," he says) and wants to set the record straight.
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We're really excited to announce this tomorrow, set the record straight, emphasize it's an option for them, emphasize the problem we're trying to solve, and see what they say.
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Comey should have set the record straight in 2016 -- and while he's lecturing everyone about transparency on his current media tour, he should admit he was wrong not to.
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"Let's set the record straight — the new governor will still have some of the strongest powers of any governor in the nation if these bills become law," Walker wrote.
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A relentless interviewer, he used whatever it took — filming surreptitiously, posing as a French historian trying "to set the record straight" — to pry astonishing stories out of his subjects.
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" In 21964, in an effort to set the record straight, he appeared on the cover of Architecture magazine proclaiming, "I am not now and never have been a postmodernist.
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After you tried to pass yourself off as a virgin choirboy on Fox News, your old friends came out of the woodwork to laugh and set the record straight.
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In his memoir, "To Set the Record Straight," my grandfather writes about the deluge of letters -- more than 25,000 -- sent to his office during the five years of trials.
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It's important to respectfully lay out the facts and set the record straight regarding an open letter from Kelley Paul to Booker because, frankly, its implications don't add up.
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To set the record straight, VICE reached out to an oligarch expert, Matt Simonton, and asked if he thought it was derogatory or fair to call Bloomberg an oligarch.
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When a National Weather Service forecaster tried to set the record straight, its parent agency, NOAA, released an unsigned statement disavowing the correction — seemingly to appease the White House.
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Shortly after the two were spotted kissing, though, Cyrus set the record straight on Twitter and insisted that their romantic relationship had not begun before things ended with Hemsworth.
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"Let me set the record straight," Moore said, capping a Women for Moore rally in Alabama at which a group of women spoke favorably about the beleaguered former judge.
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The LPGA Tour telephoned Ko and Jutanugarn on Monday to explain the confusion and set the record straight, with Ko 0.01 points ahead of Jutanugarn, a tour spokesman told Reuters.
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Stop acting like you know anything about anything," he continued, adding, "This ends here, will never reengage with this but had to set the record straight, once and for all.
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Guess co-founder Paul Marciano is so confident there's been no misconduct by him against Kate Upton ... he's urging her to take him to court to set the record straight.
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On Wednesday, the "Avengers: Infinity War" actress set the record straight, denying a claim that she auditioned to date the 55-year-old star after he split from Nicole Kidman.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star was quick to set the record straight, revealing just how tough it was to continue to be with the father of her child.
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But having actually played LawBreakers, I need to set the record straight on a pretty important point: LawBreakers was a dope game let down by dated aesthetics and confused marketing.
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Given their populist-driven rhetoric to increase taxes on start-up investment, it seems appropriate to set the record straight and explain its fundamental role in the American entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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But Watson set the record straight on Twitter early Tuesday morning by posting the full excerpt from the interview and making it clear the Beyhive didn't have the full story.
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After one Twitter user criticized Public Policy Polling for its "giant meteor" answer – "What's next, Deez Nutz?" he asked – the political polling company set the record straight with a tweet.
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To set the record straight, we use Sodium Coco Sulfate (SCS) in our brand's laundry detergent because it is a gentler alternative that is less irritating and safer to use.
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So we spoke with healer and tantric shaman Maisha Najuma Aza to set the record straight on tantric sex — and to find out how it can improve anyone's sex lives.
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I went with the alive one, which by the way is correct, and I'm actually happy to help set the record straight about that, and that they weren't completely submerged.
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After a fan had speculated she was pregnant based on allegedly getting her blood drawn, Bristowe set the record straight about the nature of her visit: she's freezing her eggs.
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In young firebrands Andrey Rublev, Karen Khachanov and Daniil Medvedev, Russia has a fearless trio of players all aged 21 or under who are determined to set the record straight.
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I would then get my period back, and that's something I wanted to set the record straight [on]... I did give Thinx to my little sister, and she loves them.
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When someone at Raw Fury tweeted at me, a thank you for writing about the game yesterday, I had an opportunity to try and set the record straight about this.
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But some prominent Sanders supporters perceived the complaints about Bernie Bros as a threat to the Vermont democratic socialist's candidacy, and decided that they needed to set the record straight.
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Although the investigation continues, General Thomas has decided to oversee the awards for Captain Perozeni's team in what officials called an effort to set the record straight on the battle.
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We need to set the record straight and acknowledge and celebrate the contributions of black women, who have been the leaders of every successful human rights movement in our country.
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Now, the authors of a study based on five years of genomic analysis want to set the record straight: Ata is human, albeit one with multiple bone disease-associated mutations.
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Just to set the record straight: I choose to pay my union dues out of my own paycheck, just like other union public sector employees, including teachers and police officers.
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When we set the record straight about who we are as a community, we show that we are not a drain but instead a value-add to the broader society.
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Cyrus also released five studio albums after "Hannah Montana" concluded: "I'm American" (2011), "Change My Mind" (2012), "Thin Line" (2016), "Set the Record Straight" (2017), and "The SnakeDoctor Circus" (2019).
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"Just to set the record straight from the beginning, I am not anti-Semitic and I am not an anti-vaxxer," she said, before detailing her side of the story.
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So in that moment at Cal 210 years ago, Harbaugh nudged his father, Jack, who was in his first season as Stanford's defensive coordinator, to quietly set the record straight.
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Others pointed out that Joe should know this line considering in 2013, his brother Nick famously interrupted the band's Kiss 98.5 performance to set the record straight on this lyric.
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After the actress received criticism from BBC host Christine Lampard for having her son take her bikini shots, Hurley set the record straight with Watch What Happens Live host Andy Cohen.
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The 74-year-old host was eager to set the record straight about the series, which is celebrating its 27th year on air and is moving to The CW this fall.
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Fugees rapper Pras wants to set the record straight about the feds claiming he illegally sunk millions into President Obama's coffers, or as he'd put it ... check out my new music!!!
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The Rocky legend took to social media to set the record straight after British comic Jack Whitehall said in a seemingly humorous interview that he comforted Stallone at an Oscars afterparty.
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A lot has been made of Jermaine Dupri's comments about female rappers -- but he wants to set the record straight on what was and wasn't said ... straight from the horse's mouth.
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"Johnny's team has forced Amber to give a statement to the LAPD to set the record straight as to the true facts ...," Heard's lawyers Samantha Spector and Joseph P. Koenig said.
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While some internet trolls accused Kardashian West, 38, of "copying" many of Campbell's '90s looks, the reality star set the record straight in this week's issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands now.
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Before you inquire of yourself "what did I miss?" or, of me, "what the heck was he trading?" let me set the record straight – I wasn't necessarily referring to the markets.
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Johnson set the record straight on the Tonight Show when Jimmy Fallon brought out a photo that makes it look like she's staring at Jolie, who was seated at her table.
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The adult film actress was paid $130,23 in "hush money" by Cohen, but has offered to return the cash "to set the record straight" in regard to her fling with Trump.
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The adult film actress was paid $130,000 in "hush money" by Cohen, but has offered to return the cash "to set the record straight" in regard to her fling with Trump.
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If the horrifying images of Barb's insides oozing out in the Upside Down didn't convince you that she's dead on Stranger Things, David Harbour is here to set the record straight.
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Eazy-E's daughter doesn't buy into the legend of Jerry Heller ripping off N.W.A. ... and she's making it clear, she's on a mission to set the record straight after his death.
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"Chairman Pai thinks he can set the record straight with more crooked words and made-up numbers," Matt Wood, policy director at the advocacy group Free Press, said in a statement.
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He said he was "compelled to set the record straight" after Fadell made negative comments about the Dropcam employees who ultimately worked for Nest, the connected device company owned by Alphabet.
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The rumors have swirled for months and the 80-year-old justice has done nothing either personally or though intermediaries to set the record straight on whether he will step down.
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While these revelations are supremely disappointing, it is his current vainglorious effort to "set the record straight" amid the hugely consequential Russia probe that seems so reckless, foolhardy and self-serving.
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Stephanie Clifford, whose professional name is Stormy Daniels, appeared tonight on 60 Minutes to "set the record straight" regarding her motivations in disclosing her alleged affair with President Trump in 2006.
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With the clock ticking on their careers, Friday could be his last chance to set the record straight, although he says Nadal is a far superior player to the 2008 version.
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CLINTON: Well, if I — if I could... (APPLAUSE) ... to set the record straight, I voted against the only multinational trade agreement that came before me when I was in the Senate.
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THUMP tracked down some of the people who were there from the earliest days to set the record straight on the beginnings of the city's house scene at the Twilight Zone.
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During Nunes' two-week push to declassify the memo, Republican lawmakers and pundits touted the document as a smoking gun destined to set the record straight on the Trump-Russia investigation.
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Kim Kardashian West says Taylor Swift has left her no choice but to set the record straight about the phone call between Kanye and Taylor that led to years of conflict.
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"That victory last Friday in being granted leave to appeal is fundamental to us because we believe that we will be afforded an opportunity to set the record straight," Manuel said.
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Fans speculated that Leatham had been unfaithful after Haynes released an acoustic song called "Man It Sucks" — which referenced a "cheating drama" — but he set the record straight in a tweet.
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"We don't have a clear line between history and mythology," said Mr. Zangpo, who is compiling his own translations of the oral histories that he hopes will set the record straight.
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In response to backlash he received from viewers following his comments from last week's RHOC episode, Eddie posted a lengthy statement to Instagram on Monday, trying to set the record straight.
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In a blog post last month, TikTok looked to "set the record straight" by clarifying that it stores all of its data in the United States with a backup in Singapore.
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The "fact squad" findings published Monday on her website purports to set the record straight on those claims, saying that her heritage "played no role" in her hiring throughout her career.
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And while Trump's red tape cutting effort has been nowhere near perfect, it's time to set the record straight: There is far more to these reforms than the critics let on.
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I welcome the opportunity to set the record straight for the labor unions and their members – as well as anyone else who is interested in learning what NAI is really about.
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In the article "Malcolm Gladwell got us wrong," the researchers behind the 10,000-hour rule set the record straight: Different fields require different amounts of deliberate practice to become world class.
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Dr. William Reisacher, an ear, nose and throat specialist at Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian, helped us set the record straight on some seasonal truths and falsehoods: True or false?
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It began as a way of dealing with patients suffering severe depression, she says, but then they found that other people wanted to tell their stories, to set the record straight.
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In a Facebook post on Wednesday, Garner said she wanted to set the record straight about any suggestions that the People magazine June 12 issue cover picture and story came from her.
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After a war of Post-It notes erupted on a street in south London, and promptly went viral, the author of the very first note would like to set the record straight.
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On Sunday night, porn star Stormy Daniels went on 60 Minutes to set the record straight about her alleged affair with the president, the threats she's received, and being pressured into silence.
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To set the record straight, here is how it all went down: In the gallery of the House Chamber on Monday, demonstrators chanted in opposition to a law that bans sanctuary cities.
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Bachelorette villain Chad Johnson has set the record straight on whether he will make good on his threat to "find" his season 12 enemy Jordan Rodgers now that the show is over.
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After thanking fans for their love and support, he also set the record straight for those who are questioning if his time on Jersey Shore: Family Vacation has come to an end.
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"I tell you all this because I've seen it all, so I just want to set the record straight while they're here," she continued, gesturing at the media assembled at the rally.
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Emma Kate Tsai Nelson, a ninth and tenth grade teacher, told Business Insider that parents have occasionally gone straight to the principal without giving her a chance to set the record straight.
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But when Vogue used the style to call Nyong'o the new Audrey Hepburn, the actress, an advocate for Black beauty, was quick to set the record straight (and right on the money).
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"To honor his memory, set the record straight, and minimize the danger to his colleagues," the investigative journalism organization that supported his reporting published his last work before he died on Wednesday.
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Layzie jumped on "TMZ Live" to set the record straight -- Offset and the rest of Migos are talented, but anointing themselves the biggest group ever ignores the path paved by the OGs.
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To be clear, the USHCC doesn't endorse any particular political candidate, but rather, provides all candidates an opportunity to set the record straight on their views on issues that concern Hispanic Americas.
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So let me set the record straight: No Mexican family would have a mere 16 people at a quinceañera, and no Mexican family would be listening to the radio at a quinceañera.
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"The EPA either needs to admit there is in fact no support for the administrator's statement and they need to set the record straight that he was misleading and inaccurate," Miller said.
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As you can see from the above exchange, a mortified Siddiqui scrambled to set the record straight and explain that she wasn't actually telling her fiancé's mother to leave her "the fuck" alone.
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Over the weekend, a tabloid rumor (very belatedly) began circulating about why Delevingne missed the show two years ago; the model and actress took to Instagram this morning to set the record straight.
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We spoke with Sister Karen Burke of the Sisters of St. Joseph, a congregation of Roman Catholic women, who was more than happy to set the record straight about modern-day nun life.
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Tinder wants to set the record straight about how its platform ranks and shows people potential matches, so today it published a blog post on the subject — but still kept things fairly vague.
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Amber Rose stopped by PEOPLE Now to discuss her new VH1 talk show, The Amber Rose Show, and finally set the record straight about the rumored feud between her and Kim Kardashian West.
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The book includes two treatments for the episode; Ellison's final draft of the screenplay; testimonials from Fontana, Kelley, Nimoy, and others; and a new introduction from Ellison designed to set the record straight.
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"I don't typically comment on tabloid stories but I felt it was important to set the record straight and let you all know I haven't been dating anyone for six months," she said.
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However, the mother took to her blog At Home to advise fans not to believe everything they read, and to set the record straight about what's ahead for season 5 of Fixer Upper.
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In the article "Malcolm Gladwell got us wrong, " the researchers behind the 22,23-hour rule set the record straight: different fields require different amounts of deliberate practice in order to become world class.
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Before the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to confirm Jeff Sessions as attorney general on Wednesday, Senator Al Franken wanted to set the record straight one last time on the nominee's civil rights background.
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Trump's lawyers -- who are not in favor of any interview despite the President saying he wants to set the record straight with special counsel -- are seeking to limit the interview to collusion topics.
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Well, finally, the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood producers have come forward to set the record straight on exactly how big a role the hippie cult leader will play in the film.
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Kim Kardashian West stopped by Live with Kelly and Ryan on Friday, and set the record straight about why so many people have a hard time flushing the famous momager's entryway bathroom toilet.
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"It would give Roger a chance to set the record straight, clear his name, reach a wider audience and make some money," a publisher wrote to one of Stone's lawyers before his indictment.
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It also matters because it puts in sharp relief how divorced the president is from reality, and the apparent lack of willingness or ability of those around him to set the record straight.
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He also attempted to set the record straight on his goals for Mercantile: It's not about watered down product and mass merchandising — a point that has been misrepresented in several articles and posts.
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Although Sheen hinted last August that he may appear on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alongside ex-wife Denise Richards, he recently set the record straight about being filmed for the Bravo show.
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The actor attempted to set the record straight on his spending in an expansive interview with Rolling Stone last month, where he upped the figures on some of the spending claims made by TMG.
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With critics claiming Pink had been lying about her health, the "So What" songstress set the record straight on Instagram — explaining that she was only clearing this up "out of respect" for her fans.
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While rumors suggested Leatham had been unfaithful in their marriage after the actor released an acoustic song called "Man It Sucks" — which referenced a "cheating drama" — Haynes set the record straight in a tweet.
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But always one to set the record straight, Pink took to Twitter to slam those who are creating drama where there is none and reveal it was a look of amazement rather than disdain.
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Stan Lee is mad as hell over reports he's being abused and taken advantage of, because he says they're completely untrue ... and he's going to do whatever it takes to set the record straight.
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And while that Instafeed may give the impression that the 20-year-old spends more time on vacation than at work, Hadid set the record straight that her posts aren't exactly what they seem.
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" He continued, laughing, "But to set the record straight, because I have a lot of press to do in the next couple of weeks, you can address me by any of my older name.
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", Legere, wearing a giant Batman symbol around his neck, said he was forced to "set the record straight" on his dubious schemes, and that he's "concerned, frankly, confused, on why this was an issue.
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It's clear that the company is taking a closer look at who has access to what, and next week is the perfect chance to set the record straight on where things go from here.
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As Refinery29's resident horoscope writer, I wish I could tell you I'm going to set the record straight on sign compatibility once and for all, but I'm actually going to make a confession.
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But, more important, they must know that the military will go to whatever lengths necessary to set the record straight in the event that they, too, find themselves at a crucial juncture in history.
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And the stakes are high for news organizations, which have an opportunity "to set the record straight and to nudge the presidential discussion onto the level ground of established facts," our media columnist writes.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Man in Photo of Iwo Jima Misidentified, Marines Say" (news article, June 24): Although it is always good to set the record straight, this conversation may be somewhat misdirected.
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Suffering a cut over his eye that he claims impaired him before Rockhold claimed a second round guillotine win, Bisping has always wanted a chance to set the record straight against the AKA man.
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After Sanders refused at his town hall on Monday to say whether he'd accept financial help from the billionaire, Sanders' senior campaign adviser, Jeff Weaver set the record straight in an NBC News interview.
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But the Museum of Fine Arts Boston has the largest collection of Nubian artifacts outside of Khartoum, and with the overwhelming esthetic wealth of "Ancient Nubia Now," it's starting to set the record straight.
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"Togo" seeks to set the record straight, recounting the harrowing 1925 run through the Alaskan tundra by Leonhard Seppala (Willem Dafoe) and his canines to bring an antitoxin serum to treat a diphtheria outbreak.
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Dahm spoke on her client's behalf Monday, saying she wanted to set the record straight over what really happened at the Goldenrod Trail between Chabot Equestrian Center and the Oakland City Stables on Jan. 3.
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Elon Musk, the embattled chief executive of electric automaker and sustainable energy company Tesla, tried to "set the record straight" about his recent behavior in an hour-long exclusive interview with The New York Times.
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And while her social media presence may makes it seem like she's spending more time on vacation than at work, Hadid set the record straight — telling Compelo that her posts aren't exactly what they seem.
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When Kim Set the Record Straight About Saint's Hospital Stay People accused Kim of partying on New Year's Eve 2018 while her then-2-year-old son was in the hospital being treated for pneumonia.
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Rumors previously suggested Leatham had been unfaithful in their marriage after the actor released an acoustic song called "Man It Sucks" — which referenced a "cheating drama" — but Haynes set the record straight in a tweet.
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Best,[Your Name] I get it—it can feel awkward to set the record straight with your boss about your vacation time (hence why I personally took the cowardly way out and just rolled over).
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Kardashian, 31, took to her website and app to set the record straight about her social media posts, which often appear to coincide with big events in her life or the lives of her family.
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Reality Check: Clinton on TARP By Tami Luhby, CNNMoney It's no secret that Sanders opposed the Wall Street bailout, but Clinton sought to set the record straight on how much it actually cost American taxpayers.
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"To set the record straight, we use Sodium CocoSulfate (SCS) in our brand's laundry detergent because it is a gentler alternative that is less irritating and safer to use," Honest said in a subsequent statement.
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On Monday, the 32-year-old SUR server's ex-boyfriend called into Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen's after show to set the record straight about why he and Marie are no longer dating.
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Washington (CNN)Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer is writing a book to "set the record straight" about what he says happened during the 2016 election, transition and his time serving in the administration.
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"I've decided that it is incumbent upon me to set the record straight and give people a real understanding of what happened through each of those crucial points in our history," he said Monday night.
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She said she felt compelled to set the record straight after a Wall Street Journal article revealed she had been paid $130,000 by Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, to keep quiet about the alleged affair.
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"Though I am a private person and prefer to keep the details of my family's business as private as possible, I want to set the record straight," wrote Charles Kushner, the founder of Kushner Cos.
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The man who would become the top Confederate general was trying to set the record straight about the slaves on his wife's estate in Virginia, and about the last wishes of a dying slave owner.
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He told her that, yes, there had been petting and touching, Mr. Cosby recalled in the court papers, but it had been consensual and he had appealed to Ms. Constand to set the record straight.
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"I put it out just to set the record straight so that it would be very clear, in fact, the real story about that issue," Markey told reporters at a picket line in Lawrence, Mass.
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Toward the end of the event, a kindly embassy staffer helpfully set the record straight, explaining that what Ambassador Johnson meant was the First Amendment, not the Second, which is the right to bear arms.
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She said she felt compelled to set the record straight after a Wall Street Journal article revealed she had been paid $85033,000 by Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, to keep quiet about the alleged affair.
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Is it out of the realm of possibility that, like he did with the Parks Department, President Donald Trump called in a favor and asked someone to set the record straight about the embarrassing turnout?
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The reaction triggered the singer to set the record straight on Twitter, assuring fans that she did not in fact chop off her beloved ends — a look that certainly makes her so recognizable in the industry.
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In an interview with Red Table Talk host Jada Pinkett Smith that aired Friday, Woods told her side of what went down between her and the basketball player in an attempt to set the record straight.
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In order to counter possible impacts, UHS should create a digital platform that "serves as an information hub to set the record straight and to share your company's direct response to an issue," the memo advised.
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Once Parker-Fraley learned her photo had been misidentified for almost 30 years, she tried to set the record straight by sending a newspaper clipping of her photo and its original caption to the park service.
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On Monday, Amber Rose set the record straight about her split from Val Chmerkovskiy and also explained the meaning behind her red carpet kiss with ex-husband Wiz Khalifa at a Pre-Grammy party on Saturday.
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In case you thought that the children of perfectly engineered couple Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds were also similarly sculpted from stardust in a lab, Reynolds finally set the record straight on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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The people who make up the #KHive are some of Harris's most devoted online followers, and they've gone out of their way to hype her up and "set the record straight" when others critique the candidate.
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"I don't typically comment on tabloid stories but I felt it was important to set the record straight and let you all know I haven't been dating anyone for six months," she says in the statement.
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On Monday, Williams, 20, set the record straight: Just a tweet letting you know this game of thrones release date "quote" I've supposedly given is completely false and taken from an interview I did years ago.
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Addressing Dr. Nassar directly, she urged him to use his final statement to set the record straight, and to tell everyone in the court who knew what and when, so that others could be held accountable.
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She even set up her own TikTok account and created a video of herself in front of a green screen, Googling the question "who created the Renegade dance?" in an attempt to set the record straight.
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She said she felt compelled to set the record straight after a Wall Street Journal article revealed she had been paid $130,000 by Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen, reportedly to keep quiet about the alleged affair.
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Mr. Christie maintained on Friday that he knew nothing about the lane closings at the heart of the case and said that he would soon set the record straight in regard to witnesses who said otherwise.
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None of the principal investigators of the NASA twin study would comment on this story's science, noting that they plan to meet later today in order to decide on the best strategy to set the record straight.
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As the story began to get traction, and LaForce kept getting piled on, TNT set the record straight: "She had told him about the passing of Erin Popovich, and asked if he wanted to comment," Johnson said.
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Before imparting any wisdom to the class of 2017, though, Zuck wanted to set the record straight on a few things regarding The Social Network, the Aaron Sorkin movie that unflatteringly dramatized his time at the college.
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" In their statement, Heard's attorney Samantha F. Spector and co-counsel Joseph P. Koenig added, "Johnny's team has forced Amber to give a statement to the LAPD to set the record straight as to the true facts.
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After Trump further bashed the character of Machado and Clinton on Twitter, the Clinton campaign composed some tweets of her own to set the record straight and publicly give the Republican candidate a piece of her mind.
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In its first article about Mr. O'Reilly on April 1st, The New York Times printed inaccurate settlement figures while fully understanding that O'Reilly and his counsel are legally bound by confidentiality and cannot set the record straight.
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After a new book alleged that Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign was plagued by infighting, dysfunction and "a feeling of impending doom," a top Clinton aide took to Twitter on Wednesday night to set the record straight.
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More than 40 years after the abduction, author and New Yorker staff writer Jeffrey Toobin is trying to set the record straight with American Heiress: The Wild Saga of The Kidnapping, Crimes and Trial of Patty Hearst.
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Days after Toni Braxton appeared to tease their engagement on a trailer for the upcoming series of Braxton Family Values, rapper Birdman stopped by Wendy Williams' daytime chat show Tuesday — but didn't quite set the record straight.
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It's something she's been bottling up since the very first season of Game of Throes; something that's grated on her so much that she finally decided to take to Twitter on Friday to set the record straight.
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I will attempt to set the record straight and point out the benefits we have gained by building an integrated North American economy and its integrated and unified production chains, which increase our competitiveness in the World.
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Worthy says he reached out to the Golden State Warriors in an effort to clear things up with Durant and had hoped KD would set the record straight on a podcast this week, but that didn't happen.
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Sidney expressed her disinterest in the Bravo reality show, on which her mother has been a cast member since season 3 in 2007, and set the record straight on the status of their current mother-daughter relationship.
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The good news is that the debates are finally upon us, providing the fourth estate with a great chance to set the record straight and to nudge the presidential discussion onto the level ground of established facts.
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Many of the allegations have originated from blog posts, improper leaks from within Governmental agencies around the world, or unproven allegations filed in court, where I have never been afforded an opportunity to set the record straight.
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Mr. Kristof should talk to those of us on the front lines fighting this scourge so we can set the record straight on the additional resources the Trump administration has delivered to assist victims and prosecute traffickers.
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Also this week, Manohla Dargis, one of our chief film critics, wrote about a new BAMcinématek series that aims to set the record straight on female filmmakers of the past whose work has too often been ignored.
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The man said that telling Raya's story would be cathartic, and that it was time to set the record straight on what the app was really about — what kinds of people it was meant to bring together.
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After rumors swirled that our favorite Gladiators would be saying goodbye after season 6 – thanks to a mix-up from Good Morning America's Lara Spencer – the show's creator Shonda Rhimes took to Twitter to set the record straight.
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" In addition to words of inspiration, Smollett took this time to set the record straight on the details of the attack, saying, "Just because there has been a lot of stuff said about me that's absolutely not true.
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Just hours after she set the record straight about what she meant in saying she takes a "genderless" approach when it comes to parenting, Hudson was captured working out while breastfeeding her 3-month-old daughter, Rani Rose.
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The president-elect took to Twitter Wednesday morning to set the record straight that the New York Times is a no-good, lying, dying newspaper, censuring the paper for its critical coverage of the Trump transition team's progress.
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In an effort to figure out how someone can flourish in these disheartening conditions, we asked powerful, female-identifying bosses from various fields to set the record straight with the only career advice you should really be heeding.
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A comment on social media sent Selena Gomez stans into a tailspin, and her mother, Mandy Teefey, has taken to Facebook to set the record straight with a post so intense even Greta Gerwig wouldn't dream it up.
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At the very end of an interview with her sister Kendall Jenner for Vogue Australia's September issue, the 21-year-old Kylie Cosmetics mogul set the record straight about some incorrect information she'd read online about their relationship.
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Earlier this month the actor took the time to set the record straight about his status as a potential royal godfather— a rumor based largely on the Clooney's attendance at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's May 2018 wedding.
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The rainy day attack was amplified by the National Republican Senatorial Committee and was so effective that Strickland himself admitted the ads' effectiveness and responded with his own ad to set the record straight, the Toledo Blade reported.
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Raisman's decision to finally set the record straight about the sexual abuse she received at the hands of former USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar wasn't an easy one, she told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview last week.
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Perry took to Twitter over the weekend to set the record straight about Gaga's recent Oscar-nominated song, "Til It Happens to You," from the documentary The Hunting Ground, which deals with campus rape in the United States.
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He announced in December that he planned to write a book to "set the record straight" about his time at the White House, a term defined by his combativeness behind the podium and tendency to provide misleading information.
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"The family has filed this lawsuit to set the record straight about what happened and to make sure, to the best of their abilities, that no other family ever has to suffer the same fate," the statement adds.
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BRUSSELS, March 4 (Reuters) - The Hungarian government's anti-immigration campaign, which attacks the European Commission, distorts the truth and the EU executive arm will respond with equal force to set the record straight, Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas said.
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The police and the public had always assumed that everyone in her family was complicit with her brother's actions; she wanted to set the record straight, to let people know that they were terrorized by him as well.
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Carlton Morton and Diamond Jack The highly anticipated Love Is Blind reunion episode started streaming on Netflix early Thursday and the cast members were finally able to set the record straight on all of their drama and controversies.
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Even as the tribunal, established by the United Nations Security Council in 1993, now prepares to close down, human rights activists and war crimes experts welcomed the new trial as a timely opportunity to set the record straight.
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It's a force to be reckoned with, one that can crush a creative spirit or inspire a malevolent one, set the record straight or twist it around again, leave us feeling inspired and uplifted or hopeless and despairing.
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Sometimes the scientists set the record straight, as in a fictionalized dialogue between Ms. Slater and Elizabeth Loftus, who contended then and now that the book misrepresented her own work and her statements about the malleability of memory.
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The Times said a senior administration official told the paper that Mulvaney wanted to set the record straight because he thought the NWS' Birmingham, Alabama, office had "gone too far" when it contradicted Trump's false claim last week.
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"I tell you all this because I've seen it all, so I just want to set the record straight while they're here," she said, while waving at members of the media to cheers and applause from the crowd.
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Musk has since attempted to set the record straight, however, and posted a video to Twitter over the weekend in which Tesla&aposs lead designer threw a metal ball at Cybertruck&aposs windows from a short distance away.
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Out of deep respect for Kylie, Travis, their daughter together and their families, I would like to set the record straight that my interactions with Kylie and her family have been limited in strictly a professional capacity only.
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Simpson -- who already shot to 600,000 followers in the 48 hours after joining Twitter -- says he wants to set the record straight on the Kardashian rumors, starting with rumblings that he and Kris got busy back in the day.
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"Please stop creating all these falsehoods concerning Angela and I." Chyna's public post to wish Kardashian a happy birthday on March 17 came weeks after the former couple set the record straight on their current custodial agreement for Dream.
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This exhibition helps set the record straight, which is that she was a strong, confident artist when she met Grooms at the age of 21963 and that her work continued to grow right up to their marriage in 21961.
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In fact, this entire investigation stems from my efforts, fully authorized under FBI rules, to set the record straight on behalf of the Bureau, and to make clear that we were continuing an investigation that people in DOJ opposed.
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Beforehand there was much speculation about how much debate moderator Lester Holt should intervene to correct facts, and the NBC News anchorman largely left the candidates to fight it out, interjecting a few times to set the record straight.
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The customers are typically kids who want to buy a highly personal gift for their parents around an anniversary, or startup founders who have recently exited a business and want to set the record straight — or at least firmly crooked.
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Colorists hear all the myths and see all the mistakes women make when going over to the light side, and they're here to set the record straight to help ensure your hair looks as spectacular as possible post-salon visit.
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Schultz, a noted fan of her husband's curls, set the record straight: Long story short, Brown likes his Cleveland barber, doesn't have time to visit him regularly, and sometimes a haircut needs to tide him over for a month or longer.
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LaValle, 30, took to Instagram on Tuesday to set the record straight about the couple's relationship after tabloid reports alleged their marriage was on the rocks — and explain why he won't be a part of MTV's upcoming Jersey Shore revival.
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When I ask her about what it might mean if she became the first woman to play James Bond — in an interview earlier this year, Chopra said she'd be keen to take on the role — she set the record straight.
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In fact, this entire investigation stems from my efforts, fully authorized under FBI rules, to set the record straight on behalf of the Bureau and to make it clear that we were continuing an investigation that people in DOJ opposed.
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In a tweet late on Sunday ET, Dorsey said he had hoped to talk to Twitter employees later in the week about the departures, but that given the "inaccurate press rumors" about the departures, he wanted to set the record straight.
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Though the comments ranged from anger to praise of the novel concept, Rustica set the record straight in Australian publication The Age – customers can choose to have their bread toasted by a waiter or do it themselves at the table.
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For those Castle fans who are still mourning the loss of the long-running procedural, new ABC President Channing Dungey set the record straight on why the series would get canceled after the public ousting of leading lady Stana Katic.
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But Michaelis was kind enough to set the record straight about how bakers at not one, but two, El Bolillo locations (one in Houston proper and one in Pasadena) got busy making bread while they were trapped in their respective bakeries.
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Now, rumors are floating that Jonas, 23, is dating actress Lily Collins after the two were spotted together skiing in Mammoth, California and bowling in L.A. Well, Lily's dad Phil Collins would like to set the record straight for everybody.
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Whether he is running or retiring next year, Orrin Hatch should defend his legislation and set the record straight — not least for the millions of patients who have benefitted from this landmark legacy of 41-year (and counting) Senate career.
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Despite my desire to set the record straight and confront the individuals making false allegations, I wanted nothing less than to create more headlines my kids would read and a new gathering of photographers at the end of our driveway.
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Justice Clarence Thomas, in a move that offered a rare peek into the court's deliberations, wrote in an opinion accompanying the order that he wanted to "set the record straight" in response to a stinging opinion authored by Justice Stephen Breyer.
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Spicer dropped by Sean Hannity's show on FOX News Monday to announce his book, The Briefing, which he said he's writing to "set the record straight" about Trump, the media, and his six-month tenure as the White House press secretary.
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In an unusual after-the-fact opinion issued on May 13, Justice Clarence Thomas, joined by Justices Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Neil M. Gorsuch, wrote to "set the record straight" about why they had voted to let the execution proceed.
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" He also said it would have been "insane" for Priebus to not attempt to persuade the FBI to denounce a story that FBI Assistant Director Andrew McCabe called BS. "What sane person would not want to set the record straight?
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Manafort's attorney said in a court filing that Manafort did not seek to influence the ongoing Russia probe as the FBI investigative team claims, but instead wanted to set the record straight in Ukraine where he had previously conducted business.
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I would like to tell you why I voted for the American Health Care Act (AHCA) and set the record straight about the bill without the emotional delirium the left is whipping up to muddy the waters of the policy debate.
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Gawker called him a "white trash prince" so he tried to set the record straight on social media.. "The pic of me and the Prime Minister was taken in a room in the arena where I was performing at that day," he wrote.
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Despite Kimmel pushing him to acknowledge the absurdity of that request, Spicer simply shrugged that Trump "wanted to set the record straight," and explained that his job was to say what the president wanted, so what else was he supposed to do?
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Johnny's team has forced Amber to give a statement to the LAPD to set the record straight as to the true facts, as she cannot continue to leave herself open to the vicious false and malicious allegations that have infected the media.
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The actor, who played Steve Sanders on the hit '90s show and its recent reboot BH90210, also explained that he was speaking out about the end of their marriage to set the record straight about any rumors that may be swirling around.
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I have a lot of people assume my positions on things, and when it's something as important as sexual abuse or things of that nature, I absolutely want to be upfront and set the record straight before someone thinks something awful about me.
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But Clinton's valiant efforts to set the record straight by pointing out the yawning gulf between Trump's appeals to racial unity and his actual business practices, as well as his thinly veiled appeals to white nationalism, fell short for much of the night.
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Three-time Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman's decision to finally set the record straight about the sexual abuse she received at the hands of former USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar wasn't an easy one, she tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview.
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Lena Dunham is attempting to set the record straight on comments she made about NFL player Odell Beckham Jr. On Friday, the 23-year-old Girls actress detailed her experience sitting next to the New York Giants wide receiver at the Met Gala.
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" Jonathan Pickworth, a lawyer at White & Case, representing Usher, said in a statement that his client "welcomes the opportunity to defend himself and set the record straight – the first time he has had such opportunity in the four years since this investigation began.
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"If it somehow comes across (through my own sloppy phrasing or through deceptive editing) that I meant any of the ugly things alleged, let me set the record straight: I am completely disgusted by the abuse of children," he wrote in the posting.
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"Since that time our office has made clear that it would work closely with ethics officials to set the record straight on the Ohio Democratic Party's latest attempt to deceive the public and desperately trash Jim Renacci's record in public service," Knight said.
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Teen Vogue chief content officer, Phillip Picardi, also set the record straight on Twitter: "The fact that we even have to clarify this is proof of how democracy continues to be fractured by people who manipulate and fabricate the truth," Picardi said.
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"Will you kindly set the record straight, once and for all, inform us if the FBI has examined hair which might be that of a Bigfoot, when this took place, and if it did take place what the results of the analysis were," he wrote.
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Tiny "has read so much about her marriage in the past few weeks that it's time to set the record straight and really educate everyone on the facts," a rep for the T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle star, 41, tells PEOPLE in a statement.
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Condit told host Phil McGraw he "had no interest in writing a book or talking about this story much at all," but was coaxed into the project by his kids, who encouraged him to set the record straight by telling his version of events.
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The Bachelor, Bachelor Winter Games and Bachelor in Paradise alum set the record straight on her relationship with Kraus during an interview on Monday with Ashley Iaconetti and Ben Higgins on their Almost Famous podcast, where she clarified that the two are not dating.
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" He added: "To set the record straight, because I have a lot of press to do in the next couple weeks, you can address me by any of my older names, but if you still wanna call me Love, you can call me Love, baby.
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The comment went viral and became a meme, even prompting a response from the Swedish embassy in the U.S. So to set the record straight, the Swedish tabloid newspaper Aftonbladet has published a timeline of what really happened in the Nordic country on Friday night.
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Though fans were probably expecting a run-of-the-mill book plug, Baldwin used his first post to accuse his publisher, HarperCollins, of careless editing, and to rather uncomfortably set the record straight about his romantic feelings for a few leading ladies in comedy. Yikes.
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After Jessica Chastain mangled the pronunciation of Golden Globe winner Saoirse Ronan's name while presenting her with the award for best actress in a motion picture (comedy or musical) Sunday night, we think it's time to set the record straight on the Irish star's moniker.
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The former agent, who played a key role in the FBI's Baton Rouge operation and now works as as a private investigator, says he saw a few wild rumors circulating on the internet about his old mark, and wanted to set the record straight.
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The exhibition Mimi Gross: Among Friends, 19583-1963 helps to set the record straight: Gross was a strong, confident artist when she met Red Grooms at the age of 18, and that her work continued to grow right up to their marriage in 1964.
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Instead of using Wednesday's NBC Commander in Chief forum to set the record straight on his past policy positions, he dug himself further, insisting that he was against the war in Iraq (he wasn't) and that he didn't support intervention in Libya (he did).
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If her general stately presence on the red carpet and award-winning tour de force performances on the big screen aren't proof enough, then we're positive her always superbly dressed character on Empire, Cookie, would be more than happy to set the record straight for you.
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"We normally do not comment on speculation, but when a news outlet is advised that their reporting is factually incorrect and report it anyway, we feel compelled to set the record straight," Stankey, who heads the newly created unit of AT&T, said in a statement.
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In fact, this entire investigation stems from my efforts, fully authorized under FBI rules, to set the record straight on behalf of the Bureau... The OIG investigation has focused on information I chose to share with a reporter through my public affairs officer and a legal counselor.
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"I'd like to set the record straight and make clear to those in attendance, and the American people, that this hearing is not about programs already addressed by executive order, legislation and the court of law — it is about the woman seated before you," Burr said.
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The FBI tested the hairs at the behest of Peter Byrne, the director of the Bigfoot Information Center and Exhibition at the time, who asked the bureau to "set the record straight, once and for all" by testing the piece of skin with 15 hairs attached (CNN).
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Unless you receive a rave, especially in The Times, it's tempting to write a letter to set the record straight, but I literally don't think I've ever read a letter from a writer complaining about his or her negative review that made the writer look good.
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Selena Gomez rings equally vulnerable and defiant in a revealing new interview for the May issue of GQ. In the cover story, the pop star set the record straight on her 2014 stint in rehab — but made it clear that she's not happy to discuss it.
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Such was the case with New Yorkers and the Verrazzano, a bridge linking Brooklyn and Staten Island that has been misspelled so frequently over so many years that it's been challenging to set the record straight on the R (one or two?), the Z (single or double
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As upset as Fergus Falls residents were with their treatment — upset enough to compile a damning point-by-point rebuttal of Mr. Relotius's story — many of them have also been willing to accept apologies, set the record straight and forge ahead, almost sanguine about the whole ordeal.
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His Thursday afternoon speech in the Rose Garden is being spun by his advisers as an opportunity for Trump to set the record straight about what he really believes about immigration — and to launch a push for Congress to pass a plan for "merit-based" legal immigration.
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In an interview with CBS's "60 Minutes" aired on Sunday night, Daniels said she felt compelled to set the record straight after a Wall Street Journal article revealed she had been paid $130,85033 by Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen, reportedly to keep quiet about the alleged affair.
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The exhibition, Radical Women: Jessica Dismorr and her Contemporaries at Pallant House Gallery, a museum that prides itself on showing off the best of 20th-century British art, set in an 18th-century house in a pretty English county town, tries to set the record straight.
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"Let's set the record straight - the new governor will still have some of the strongest powers of any governor in the nation if these bills become law," he said, noting that Evers would exercise one of the most sweeping line-item veto authorities in the country.
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Following months of non payment, Uber eventually raised unsubstantiated claims relating to ad-fraud as a reason not to pay its invoices, but there is no basis to these claims ...We vigorously deny the allegations from Uber and will be responding robustly to ensure we set the record straight.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham is calling on the Justice Department to set the record straight about an alleged meeting involving then-FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, agent Peter Strzok and attorney Lisa Page, in which "an insurance policy" against a possible Trump victory in the 2016 election purportedly was discussed.
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The model has earned a social media following for promoting body positivity (and rocking some serious looks), so when an Instagram page stole a photo of her looking cute in a crop top to make a hateful meme with hurtful emojis, she was quick to set the record straight.
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To set the record straight, the trucker style is not to be confused with our now-beloved dad hats, which boast more of a fitted silhouette and a model-off-duty-meets-President-Obama-golfing vibe; those have, of course, saved us from many a bad-hair day.
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It should also explain how Jennifer Aniston found herself on the red carpet of a film premiere wearing a jacket that still had a handful of price tags firmly attached, an event she was happy to finally set the record straight about on Thursday night's Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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"Although there has been several rumors circulating through media suggesting that I will have an upcoming fight, I'd like to set the record straight and state that there has been no deals made on my behalf in regards to a bout with any fighter at this time," Floyd said.
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In its affection for its subject — as well as its determination to set the record straight on a towering figure about whom the historical record is subject to debate, largely because Socrates didn't leave writings behind — you can sense the Brown University classics major Mr. Nelson once was.
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If, after that, you still feel the need to speak about this man, whether to warn other women or set the record straight, you can do so knowing that you held him accountable in the most important setting, which is not the court of public opinion but private truth.
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"One thing I know about Danielle [Lombard] is that she's not a liar," Lindsay told ET. "But I do want to set the record straight on what happened between Vanessa and I." Lindsay's comments about Grimaldi weren't reactive, but it does sound like the two of them didn't get along.
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When Kim Set the Record Straight About North's Hair After sharing a photo of the 5-year-old planting a kiss on dad Kanye West following his hospital stay surrounding the flu, the reality star used Twitter once again to respond to a fan who commented on North's noticeably sleek hairstyle.
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Haddad believes the future of the dance will be onstage and in theaters, but only if more choreographers and dancers heed her call to action: She wants them to open companies and build studios to keep the dance alive, and set the record straight when it comes to its misconceptions.
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" Abbey Fashouer, a spokeswoman for Mr. Cuomo's campaign, added, "We reached out to a few members of the City Council to set the record straight on the divide between organized labor and some of the organizing groups within the W.F.P. and make clear there is no risk to those groups.
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And just last month a new analysis from Creative Arts Agency and shift7 had to set the record straight, showing films with female leads have been earning more than films with male leads in their budget range for the past several years (2014-2017) despite industry opinions to the contrary.
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News of Lil Peep's death shocked fans and ignited a conversation on addiction and mental health, but his older brother Karl Åhr, who goes by Oskar, wants to set the record straight that there was more to the rapper than his drug use and the persona he portrayed to the public.
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She ultimately wrapped up the early morning tirade at 6:30 AM wishing everyone a "goodnight," a few hours before Sanofi, the pharmaceutical company that makes Ambien, hopped online to set the record straight: Sign up for our newsletter to get the best of VICE delivered to your inbox daily.
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"I do think there's also a pervasive sense in this White House that at some point you're going to have to set the record straight or give your perspective on events that took place, or actions you took — or didn't take — as the case may be," Sims told the Times.
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House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE sought to set the record straight during a CBS "60 Minutes" interview last Sunday when Lesley Stahl asked about the self-described socialists within her caucus.
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Let's set the record straight: In just six years since enactment and three years since the major reforms of the Affordable Care Act went into effect, the law has delivered on the principal goal of covering tens of millions of Americans for whom health insurance was previously out of reach.
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" Lewandowski insisted that he "didn't collude or cooperate or coordinate with any Russian, Russian agency, Russian government or anybody else, to try and impact this election" and said that he'd "be happy to come out and set the record straight about my lack of involvement with any type of foreign entity.
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Gathered to set the record straight—and get bombarded with questions about President Trump's oft-contradictory statements regarding Russia—was White House National Security Advisor John Bolton, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, FBI Director Christopher Wray, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen, and General Paul Nakasone, head of U.S. Cyber Command.
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And so I just stopped dating people, because it meant a lot to me to set the record straight—that I do not need some guy around in order to get inspiration, in order to make a great record, in order to live my life, in order to feel okay about myself.
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"The first answer to both questions was supposed to be "I'm not here to discuss the candidates or the election..." The talking points then explain that "you should pivot from campaign to priorities," though it does specify that employees can "set the record straight factually if one of the candidates says something inaccurate.
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The former athlete, 71, recently joined Twitter and said he would be using the platform to "set the record straight" — and he started with the long-circulated conspiracy theory that he had an affair with Kris Jenner while she was married to Robert Kardashian Sr., resulting in the birth of Khloé Kardashian.
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Determined to set the record straight, she tells her life story to her friend Pheoby, recounting her adventures as they relate to her three marriages and how each marriage shaped her into a sharp and fiercely independent woman who must navigate the pressures placed on her as a black woman in the south.
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"I think he just likes to set the record straight and say, 'Hey, wait a minute, the union leadership might say they support Joe Biden, but I'm going to give a voice to the actual rank and file, the firefighters out there that support the president and his policies,'" she told Hill.
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But Corbyn sought to set the record straight, again saying Labour would do its utmost to stop a no-deal Brexit - something experts say might be legally trickier than many lawmakers earlier thought if faced with a eurosceptic prime minister determined to leave the EU by the current deadline of Oct. 31.
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"But I do think there's also a pervasive sense in this White House that at some point you're going to have to set the record straight or give your perspective on events that took place, or actions you took — or didn't take — as the case may be," Mr. Sims said on Sunday.
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"To counter a coordinated national effort to mislead the public, intimidate our business community and slander our great state, the governor will continue to set the record straight on a common sense resolution to local government overreach that imposed new regulations on businesses that intruded into the personal lives of our citizens," it read.
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"While my future and my ability to defend myself depend on my Alzheimer's disease, I need to set the record straight about me and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department on the misleading aspects of the federal investigation while I am capable of doing so," Baca said on the courthouse steps after withdrawing his plea.
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What I am going to tell you is that at the moment, only Poseidon himself can tell you exactly how deep it is, and that the measurement is such a sticky subject that James Cameron found time while shooting the Avatar sequels in New Zealand last week to set the record straight for me.
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"I need to know the tea between RuPaul and Billy Porter," wrote one fan, while another added, "Woaaaaaaaah, @theebillyporter is NOT impressed with @RuPaul" However, after winning an Emmy of his own, Porter had an opportunity to speak to reporters, where he set the record straight about his friendship with the Drag Race host.
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"Will you kindly, to set the record straight once and for all, inform us if the FBI has examined hair which might be that of Bigfoot; when this took place, if it did take place; what the results of the analysis were," Peter Byrne, director of the BIC, wrote to the FBI on August 26, 1976.
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After an Instagram user stated earlier this week that the Very Cavallari star enhanced her face with injections — "It appears she keeps it fresh and natural by lip, cheek and under eye filler and Botox to the frown, forehead and crows feet!" wrote the account holder — she clapped back at the false claims and set the record straight.
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OnePlus Head of Marketing Kyle Kiang (pronounced "jong") drops in on the MashTalk podcast to set the record straight on those incidents, explain why the OnePlus 5T is coming so hot on the heels of the OnePlus 5, and reveal how he is able to tell the OnePlus story at a company that does very little traditional marketing.
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"I would eagerly welcome the chance to speak with the Committee to help finally set the record straight following the false evidence, illegal activities as well as other lies distributed by certain politically-motivated suspects in coordination with the Obama Administration, which defamed me and other Americans," Page wrote in the letter that he provided to CNN.
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In a statement to Iranian news agency Shana on Thursday, Iran's OPEC minister, Hossein Kazempour Ardebili, addressed President Trump, who has been demanding on Twitter that OPEC lower oil prices, directly, hoping to set the record straight: The big picture: Ardebili argued that demanding lower oil prices may actually have had a hand in driving prices higher.
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The Justice Department has since tried to set the record straight, telling the secretive surveillance court that in the later stages of surveillance "there was insufficient predication to establish probable cause to believe that Page was acting as an agent of a foreign power," according to a court opinion released in an unclassified version on Thursday.
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"I am alarmed that supposedly new information continues to leak to the media but has not been provided to Congress, despite my letter asking for more information on this topic, and despite the committee's request to schedule an urgent classified briefing that would set the record straight on the IC's current assessment," Nunes said in a statement on Friday.
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He used his speaking time to try and set the record straight after Harris said a 1975 Biden bill preventing schools trying to desegregate by busing minority children to predominantly white schools and vice versa from accessing federal funds was personal and "hurtful" to her, as someone who was one of the first black classes to integrate her own Berkeley, California, school district.
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"The misinformation being spewed by anti-choice politicians, right-wing media and Trump around VA and NY's abortion bills is egregious and we must set the record straight and remember the anti-choice movement has one goal: ban abortion and criminalize women and doctors," tweeted Ilyse Hogue, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, which worked to elect Northam in 2017.
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After a cellphone video of the May 2 episode was shared widely on social media, the police in Fort Walton Beach released its own body camera footage on Tuesday with a forceful statement saying that they wanted to "set the record straight" about the encounter, that they had "followed proper protocol" and that there had been "no misconduct" by the officers.
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To set the record straight, over my long legal career, I served as a trial lawyer and prosecutor in the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice during the Reagan administration and I was on the trial team that succeeded in breaking up the AT&T monopoly in the communications industry, creating competition, an array of new innovative products, and lowering prices for consumers.
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"I would eagerly welcome the chance to speak with the Committee to help finally set the record straight following the false evidence, illegal activities as well as other lies distributed by certain politically-motivated suspects in coordination with the Obama Administration, which defamed me and other Americans," Page wrote in the letter to Nunes and committee ranking member Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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You made a surprise trip to Baghdad and amongst all of the press reports that we saw in the last several days there was a great deal of surprise I think on the part of our European allies potentially even the German chancellor herself as regarding the fact that you missed a meeting that was a long standing meeting to set the record straight there kind of clear the air.
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In a blog entitled "ONCE AGAIN THE PRESS IS WRONG" (all caps, in a 'distressed' font that you might otherwise find on a bumper sticker related to the 2nd Amendment or Blue Lives Matter), Kid Rock on Thursday set the record straight about his definitely-happening Senate attempt, saying he still had another 15 days to file his paperwork for this political move with the Federal Election Commission.
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Clinton's 2016 campaign Tulsi Gabbard Tom Steyer Cory Booker Kamala Harris Bernie Sanders Joseph R. Biden Jr. Elizabeth Warren Pete Buttigieg Andrew Yang Beto O'Rourke Amy Klobuchar Julián Castro KELLY The former vice president should aggressively set the record straight armed with facts and outside validators, and make clear that Trump's motivation is simple: He's scared of running against Biden and is trying to pick a different nominee.
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Johnson, a Texas Democrat, wrote in her letter that the committee was probing Ross' "alleged threat to fire NOAA political officials if they did not fall in line with the White House's misleading statements," the statement from the agency disavowing the NWS tweet "that attempted to set the record straight" on Dorian's path, and a "directive issued to NOAA staff forbidding them from speaking out in contradiction of" Trump's false tweet.
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The Mercedes statement said: "Following his appearance on a television discussion show on Servus TV recorded prior to last weekend's Austrian GP, Niki Lauda would like to set the record straight and state the following: "Lewis Hamilton did not in any way damage a hotel room or his private driver room at the circuit during the race weekend in Baku; and Lewis Hamilton did not lie about his relationship with teammate Nico Rosberg.
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In short, as the new Republican-controlled Congress proceeds to consider a statutory net neutrality fix and an update of the Communications Act, it could be constructive for the new Trump FCC majority to set the record straight and formally report to Congress what the FCC Chairman and commissioners conclusions are at this point concerning the competitiveness of various markets and the legitimacy of net neutrality based on reason, the facts, and the statute.
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Read more: Cows are getting a bad rap and it's time to set the record straight: Giving up meat won't save the planet "There's nothing better than seeing an animal in its home, its natural habitat, rather than putting it on a lorry ... if someone rings up and wants to come and have a look, or even getting it from the picture, it's ideal really from that respect, and they're happier for it."
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So, where do things stand now that the secretary has set the record straight about a certain party that sits in its country's elected parliament; whose allies occupy top positions in the government and regularly meet with U.S. officials; and whose troops are confronting jihadists on the Lebanese frontier in coordination with U.S.-equipped Lebanese Armed Forces; but who, like the Dark Lord in the Harry Potter chronicles, apparently cannot be named?
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In that first episode, Mazin explains that "the one [reason] for me to do this from the jump was the chance to set the record straight about what we do that is very accurate to history, what we do that is a little bit sideways to it, and what we do to compress or change it," and that as the show is largely about the value of truth, he felt that it was important to cover it in some medium.
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Minnesota Congressman Keith EllisonKeith Maurice EllisonFormer Sanders aides launch consulting firm Minnesota AG will defend state's abortion restrictions despite personal views Hillicon Valley: House panel advances election security bill | GOP senator targets YouTube with bill on child exploitation | Hicks told Congress Trump camp felt 'relief' after release of Clinton docs | Commerce blacklists five Chinese tech groups MORE, who also serves as deputy chairman at the Democratic National Committee, tried to set the record straight in a blog post last week.
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Gathered to set the record straight—and get bombarded with questions about President Trump's oft-contradictory statements regarding Russia—was White House National Security Advisor John Bolton, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, FBI Director Christopher Wray, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen, and General Paul Nakasone, head of U.S. Cyber Command'We Are Not Bots': Facebook Censors U.S. Activists After Falsely Claiming They 'Unwittingly' Planned ProtestPhoto: GettyFacebook on Tuesday announced its banning of eight pages, 5503 profiles, and seven Instagram accounts that engaged in what it described as online political activity that was both "inauthentic" and ultimately an "abuse" of its platform.
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Developing now, Monday, June 18, 123 The Hillary Clinton email probe takes center stage Monday when the FBI's top man and the Justice Department's inspector general testify on Capitol Hill President Trump fires off scathing tweets, ripping the FBI official who was pulled from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team over anti-Trump texts Media 'misreporting' on family separations at the U.S.-Mexico border prompts Homeland Security boss Kirstjen Nielsen to set the record straight on Trump immigration policy Anti-Trump comedian Kathy Griffin lashes out at Melania Trump in an expletive-laced tirade after the first lady weighed in on immigration reform An earthquake in Osaka, Japan, kills at least three people and injures more than 200 on Monday morning; another temblor rattles Guatemala THE LEAD STORY – CLINTON EMAILS FACE SCRUTINY: FBI Director Christopher Wray and Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz are expected to testify Monday before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Horowitz&aposs bombshell report on the FBI&aposs investigation of Hillary Clinton&aposs personal email server ... Horowitz&aposs report, released Thursday, singled out former FBI Director James Comey for harsh criticism and referred five other bureau employees for potential disciplinary action.
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