"I don't see telling the truth in songs as more moral than not telling the truth," he said.
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I think the American people will begin to see who is telling the truth and who&aposs not telling the truth.
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And that if Valve was telling the truth about developing one full-length game, it might be telling the truth about the other two as well.
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The reason you Daniels isn't telling the truth is because Trump via Cohen would have paid her way more hush money if she was telling the truth!
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So he either wasn't telling the truth then or he isn't telling the truth now, but to argue he is a purist on immigration is just not true.
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And because we are not telling the truth about the situation, I totally agree with what Richard is saying, we are not telling the truth about the situation in Central America.
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The message ... "What if Jussie is telling the truth?"
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And they don't give an Oscar for telling the truth.
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An audience can always sense when you're telling the truth.
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He is telling the truth, and so does Chris Wallace.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Porn star Stormy Daniels was telling the truth.
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Was it being shown up for not telling the truth?
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"I will be fine for telling the truth," he said.
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That does not mean she was not telling the truth.
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And I'm not going to debate who's telling the truth.
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You just have to trust Netflix is telling the truth.
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Trump didn't believe Yates was telling the truth about Flynn.
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If they say they haven't, they're not telling the truth.
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Protest, at its root, is telling the truth in public.
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Are you telling the truth or are you blowing smoke?
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But that sometimes happens when you're just telling the truth.
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Reconciliation is only possible when you start telling the truth.
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She had no idea if he was telling the truth.
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"Felix has to start by telling the truth," Fayulu said.
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He is not partisan — he is simply telling the truth.
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It's our responsibility to keep telling the truth about him.
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Maybe telling the truth about history, including their own, could.
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Here in Vermont, you get rewarded for telling the truth.
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" Her message to Trump: "He knows I'm telling the truth.
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I'm a very truthful person, and I'm telling the truth.
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"In his madness, he's telling the truth," Mr. Wright said.
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You look at him and know he's telling the truth.
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But M.L.B. continues to believe Nunez is telling the truth.
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But here's the caveat: Were they ultimately telling the truth?
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Spicer has become a celebrity by not telling the truth.
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Here's how to work out who is telling the truth.
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I believe that Christine Blasey Ford is telling the truth.
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No -- but journalists get fired for not telling the truth.
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This telling the truth thing is something we take seriously.
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Lying about telling the truth is part of the joke.
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But she's actually telling the truth; she really was raped.
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But who knew if the Jackal was telling the truth?
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"In Baton Rouge people are telling the truth," Paul said.
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And then not telling the truth when called on it.
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"Do you believe he was telling the truth?" she asked.
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ZB: And you think they're telling the truth about this?
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It means that even if jurors believed Ford was probably telling the truth or even was likely telling the truth, they would have to find Kavanaugh not guilty if they had a reasonable doubt.
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But I'm telling the truth, so I will say it anyway.
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Simply ask yourself this, 'What if Jussie is telling the truth?
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"Do not worry, I will be fine for telling the truth."
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We don't make change by hiding and not telling the truth.
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People who aren't telling the truth," Radziwill added, in confession. "Liars.
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Hillary has such a great track record of telling the truth.
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I believe both of these people aren&apost telling the truth.
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I'm just telling you that I believe he's telling the truth.
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COMEY: No, actually I think we&aposre both telling the truth.
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Whichever side is telling the truth, the public deserves to know.
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I'm disappointed because I was looking forward to telling the truth.
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However, the couple remained adamant that they were telling the truth.
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Most adults, if they were telling the truth, also think that.
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For the record, Kamel appears to be telling the truth here.
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So, on its face, the President is not telling the truth.
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I hate to say that, but that's — I'm telling the truth.
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He remains committed to telling the truth and cooperating with authorities.
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Lying initially required more effort and concentration than telling the truth.
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So how can one know whether someone is telling the truth?
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"Then as a teenager, nobody was telling the truth," she said.
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Was he mistaken or was his mistake simply telling the truth?
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Schumer's office hit back, saying Mulvaney was not telling the truth.
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And Trump has everything to lose by Cohen telling the truth.
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Who would trust that he was telling the truth about anything?
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For Wallace-Wells, telling the truth means leaving out narrative altogether.
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Was he mistaken or was the mistake simply telling the truth?
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They cannot both be telling the truth about the alleged incident.
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How do you know someone's telling the truth about a sighting?
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Except, occasionally, cliché is a perfect way of telling the truth.
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Three, we know that Judge Kavanaugh has problems telling the truth.
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If I'm telling the truth, this is not a new story.
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Is he telling the truth now when he says nothing happened?
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" Jessica says eventually "Tony soon realized I was telling the truth.
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We have to assume that both sides are telling the truth.
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"Bernie's campaign is not telling the truth," Mr. Biden's video said.
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"Bernie's campaign is not telling the truth," Mr. Biden's video said.
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If everyone's telling the truth, you're one heck of a leader.
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There's nothing that's going to stop me from telling the truth.
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A "corrected" statement removed the bit about Manafort telling the truth.
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It comes across very clearly that she is telling the truth.
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Some even claimed Northam wasn't telling the truth about the threats.
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There was no reason to believe she wasn't telling the truth.
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"No, it's mine," I said, telling the truth but sounding cagey.
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"And I believe the judge is telling the truth," he added.
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That's the rationale behind doing civil disobedience and telling the truth.
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Check out the audio ... Steve was clearly not telling the truth.
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Yeah. I think start with telling the truth would be great.
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But pretend, for a moment, that Trump was telling the truth.
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Maybe they'll say they're fine, and maybe they're telling the truth.
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Of course, just because Manigault Newman is telling the truth about some things doesn't prove that she's telling the truth about everything, including the alleged existence of outtakes from "The Apprentice" in which Trump uses racial slurs.
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Is it that he has a reputation for not telling the truth?
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I feel happy now that everyone knows I was telling the truth.
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I really just hurt so many people by not telling the truth.
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"LTC Vindman was asked to leave for telling the truth," he said.
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They've called me and they've said, 'finally somebody is telling the truth.
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Want to know who was telling the truth and who was lying?
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We know he's telling the truth, but Betty doesn't believe a word.
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I was making it up before, but now I'm telling the truth.
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Not to be rude, but someone's not telling the truth about that.
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It was obvious at the time that Sanders wasn't telling the truth.
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You wouldn't ever trust it, even if it were telling the truth.
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He never tried to convince me that he was telling the truth.
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And if Pence isn't telling the truth, we again must ask why.
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This is another line I stumbled upon simply by telling the truth.
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As several characters point out, they can't both be telling the truth.
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Is telling the truth about Trump's record poison to the American voter?
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She says she did, but it's possible she isn't telling the truth.
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As politically incorrect as it may be, Clyburn is telling the truth.
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Sam Mednick of The Associated Press was expelled for telling the truth.
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This also serves to make sure the nanny is telling the truth.
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" "Even if I am telling the truth, that makes me a liar.
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How can we be confident that the police are telling the truth?
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DESANTIS: I don&apost think he was telling the truth there no.
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Some coverage focused on Trump's lawyer saying Comey wasn't telling the truth.
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Her lawyers say the phone calls support that she's telling the truth.
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She took a polygraph test that indicated she was telling the truth.
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Still, he said, his mother was telling the truth in his defense.
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There was no way to know if Monster was telling the truth.
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It was long-awaited confirmation that the hackers were telling the truth.
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Those recordings could prove whether Nixon or Dean was telling the truth.
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I pretty sure hes telling the truth- he didnt kill innocent people.
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Smollett has always insisted he was telling the truth about the attack.
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Roxane Gay seems to have a knack for fearlessly telling the truth.
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If you're telling the truth, and the whole truth, you needn't worry.
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"I will be fine for telling the truth," he told his father.
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Bernie Sanders is telling the truth, and I really do trust him.
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Smollett has maintained that he was telling the truth in his report.
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PROTESTER: What do you have — do you think he's telling the truth?
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And how can we know they are telling the truth about it?
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It was about Robin's commitment to seeking out and telling the truth.
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They're somehow morally weak, or maybe they're just not telling the truth.
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We need to make a public investment in telling the truth — we need the government to make a public investment in telling the truth about slavery, and I think that's one way that we can reimagine that space.
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He's got money, he can buy the world, but I'm telling the truth!
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Thank you for telling the truth — because, you know, it's not all roses.
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Now Jonathan knows that his mother has been telling the truth all along.
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If she's telling the truth, then Clinton's sexual past becomes something more predatory.
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"LTC Vindman was asked to leave for telling the truth," his lawyer said.
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It was a rare example of a North Korean official telling the truth.
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But maybe he's telling the truth and won't cut Medicare in the future.
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I really just hurt so many more people by not telling the truth.
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But it later occurred to me that she was probably telling the truth.
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I welcome whatever the committee wants to do because I'm telling the truth.
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I think he was telling the truth to Lester Holt, don&apost you?
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As for Musk's mysterious Boring Company tweet, perhaps he was telling the truth.
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On the show, Ortiz-Magro's roommates questioned whether she was telling the truth.
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I can believe that I did and think I am telling the truth.
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"Hillary Clinton seems incapable of telling the truth," he said in a statement.
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It was not pretty, but we accepted that she was telling the truth.
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That is, they would have to prove that Ford is telling the truth.
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" Park's opponent told CBS Los Angeles that Park "is not telling the truth.
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"I've been telling the truth," Dubelier responded after the judge raised her voice.
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Don't be so cocksure that your side is telling the truth, is all.
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"They were not telling the truth," a former State Department official told me.
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And I think Bill's journalistic sense of telling the truth came from her.
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"The wealthy and powerful often are unhappy about telling the truth," he said.
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"Oh, I thought she was telling the truth at the beginning," Biden said.
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There won't be all this business of somebody telling the truth or not.
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" Her brother responded that his aim was "telling the truth about my family.
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"That means they have a lot riding on telling the truth," he said.
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"I am telling the truth because I made horrible mistakes," Mr. Howe testified.
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I hope you don't mind, Bill, but I was just telling the truth.
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Other advisers feared Mr. Trump was not telling the truth to the public.
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Wright's demeanor did not impress me as someone who was telling the truth.
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I knew what he would value the most would be telling the truth.
|
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Nevertheless, in this instance, the White House is almost certainly telling the truth.
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"Conservative minorities are accustomed to being attacked for telling the truth," she said.
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And it means governments finally telling the truth about race in our history.
|
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"He knows I'm telling the truth," Daniels told Cooper, referring to the President.
|
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Bush said the publication is "just telling the truth" about Trump's liberal positions.
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Punished for telling the truth It was an unnerving week elsewhere in media.
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"This sentence recognizes the independence of journalists in telling the truth," said Nuzzi.
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It wasn't that I believed Trump and his boosters were telling the truth.
|
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Is she telling the truth when she says she'll actually fight for you?
|
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People on the right look at this and say he's telling the truth.
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There's only one of us telling the truth, and I know it's me.
|
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"I'm not disrespecting her by saying she's not telling the truth," Kelly said.
|
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"Why do you think he's telling the truth now?" asked host Phil McGraw.
|
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" She pressed him again -- asking, "Do you think that he's telling the truth?
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"Do not worry, I will be fine for telling the truth," Vindman said.
|
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Speier, however, said she doesn't think the White House is telling the truth.
|
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It was Johnson telling the truth and DeGeneres getting caught in a lie.
|
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And the capacity to take risks by telling the truth to the French.
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PROTESTER: Senator Flake, do you think that Brett Kavanaugh is telling the truth?
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"You don't need an NDA when you're simply telling the truth," she said.
|
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" He promised to have a hearing to find out "who's telling the truth.
|
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Maybe it was telling the truth, and hoping otherwise is a fool's errand.
|
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It's clear, Charles isn't convinced Fat Joe and Diddy are telling the truth.
|
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She added some of the comments had questioned whether she was telling the truth.
|
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"I hope you don't mind, Bill, but I'm just telling the truth," he added.
|
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Assange's defenders call him a freedom fighter who's being persecuted for telling the truth.
|
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And he could help answer for all of us who was telling the truth.
|
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But there's no possibility that Prairie is telling the truth about her abduction, right?
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Here&aposs the upcoming dates - I am telling the truth - of my book tour.
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But let it be known the man who cried "lynx" was telling the truth.
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And I told her I was telling the truth, that I didn't do it.
|
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Now Kim says her husband is telling the truth — and there's video proving it.
|
|
However, Kardashian immediately slam Woods' interview, claiming that the model wasn't telling the truth.
|
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"Vindman was asked to leave for telling the truth," said his lawyer, David Pressman.
|
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The latest Sessions news shows that, without a doubt, Ryabkov was telling the truth.
|
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But telling the truth isn't his style, and most people wouldn't believe him anyway.
|
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FBI agents who interviewed Flynn walked out and said he was telling the truth.
|
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But DHS has a bad track record when it comes to telling the truth.
|
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That if the media said he was lying, he must be telling the truth.
|
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However, in your testimony you indicated that Secretary Clinton was not telling the truth.
|
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And after the party predictably goes awry, PJ discovers Ava was telling the truth.
|
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But Grassley is right about this one, and Corker is not telling the truth.
|
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It's certainly conceivable that he's telling the truth and no valuable information changed hands.
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I didn't even know if she was just telling the truth about her parents.
|
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I'm making this power move of doing the right thing and telling the truth.
|
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"That's right: Republicans are so desperate, they're considering telling the truth," Colbert sums up.
|
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Although Mary Louise denied this, a flashback implied that Perry was telling the truth.
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You're credible when the population believes you're telling the truth and are not biased.
|
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Telling the truth and having the moral clarity to reject terrorism are not repugnant.
|
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Telling the truth would have led to enormous anguish for Clinton and his family.
|
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"At least Trump is finally telling the truth about his tax bill," Sanders tweeted.
|
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The majority of Americans realize that the enemy is not those telling the truth.
|
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If they're all telling the truth, then this is one hell of a bloodline.
|
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Michael Cohen just confessed last week that I've been telling the truth all along.
|
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Regardless of who's telling the truth, Hackett is an important name in this saga.
|
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And he also has difficulty telling the truth, and it happens again and again.
|
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Fundamentally, the issue with these tweets is bigger than Trump not telling the truth.
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So I would urge you to consider the harder path of telling the truth.
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No one should ever be punished for telling the truth and seeking justice, period.
|
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Privately, he has railed against her, insisting that she was not telling the truth.
|
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Not telling the truth over and over again -- about little things and big things.
|
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My client is telling the truth and deserves to be heard and not shammed.
|
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They gathered evidence and, convinced he was telling the truth, made a short documentary.
|
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Whether it's Bolton or Trump that is telling the truth, of course, remains unclear.
|
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But there's no shame in telling the truth about this strange and powerful clan.
|
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And integrity is a big word, but to me it means telling the truth.
|
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From my reading of the stories, she has been telling the truth all along.
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"Lieutenant Colonel Vindman was asked to leave for telling the truth," his lawyer said.
|
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People can decide if a politician is telling the truth for themselves, he says.
|
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The point here is that both of these people can't be telling the truth.
|
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We must never shrink away about telling the truth about evil in our time.
|
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Independents leaned toward believing Cohen: 47% of them said he was telling the truth.
|
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" He went on: "Do not worry, I will be fine for telling the truth.
|
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And there's only one of us telling the truth, and I know that's me.
|
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"I just want everyone to know that I'm telling the truth," Woods told Thurman.
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Telling the truth is the first step toward healing for both perpetrator and victim.
|
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These patterns differ when we're telling the truth, or a lie, according to him.
|
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The FBI can review the same phone records and see who's telling the truth.
|
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Mr. Hayes said he was still not sure Mr. Wilson was not telling the truth.
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I still believe he may have been telling the truth when he testified before Congress.
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I know you're telling the truth and I'm so glad to see you speaking out.
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I'll say he's telling the truth, and show them pictures of us with his siblings.
|
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If the hackers are telling the truth, this new HBO hack is even more massive.
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And last time I checked, there's no penalty for not telling the truth on Twitter.
|
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" Asked whether Trump was telling the truth about the Russia probe, Cohen told ABC: "No.
|
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Sullivan said he is uncomfortable that students aren't telling the truth about what they earn.
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You'll find us there, doing what we're paid to: telling jokes and telling the truth.
|
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Instead of lying or telling the truth, I told Brown thank you for the note.
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Rather, he said there was simply no way to know who was telling the truth.
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Im not condemning anyone, but I'm just telling the truth of what the Bible says.
|
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Cops responded but couldn't determine who was telling the truth -- so no one was arrested.
|
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But you can tell when people are telling the truth because that quality shines through.
|
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Is he telling the truth, or has he found another way of bamboozling his host?
|
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Trump's dim view of the value of telling the truth rolls downhill in his administration.
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And then, of course, we now know that, in fact, he was telling the truth.
|
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We've lost faith in the sanctity of telling the truth and the value of education.
|
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The woman threatened her statements would make everyone believe Mel B was telling the truth.
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We remember the truth forever," Chung continued before adding "Bravo, Christine, for telling the truth.
|
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Now it does have a plan, but administration officials aren't telling the truth about it.
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I'm not condemning anyone, but I'm just telling the truth of what the Bible says.
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This is not because "sources" were telling the truth or because Star hires good reporters.
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I know you're telling the truth and I'm so glad to see you speaking out.
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MIAMI BEACH — Incredibly, the loudmouthed, bragging, insulting youngster had been telling the truth all along.
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The editors of this review have no special insight into who is telling the truth.
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Most call it liberty, and a few probably believe that they are telling the truth.
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At times, it's hard to know whether he's telling the truth or pulling your leg.
|
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And once reporters did that, it became abundantly clear that Trump wasn't telling the truth.
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Lib's task is to watch over her to see whether she is telling the truth.
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"He seems to have problems telling the truth on this subject," Franken said of Sessions.
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"And then he also is not telling the truth about immigration," Rubio said of Cruz.
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That should tell you all you need to know about who is telling the truth.
|
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"I welcome whatever the committee wants to do because I'm telling the truth," Kavanaugh said.
|
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"They're either not telling the truth or they're really stupid," Biden said, according to Politico.
|
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But maybe, when he says that he doesn't love tennis, he is telling the truth.
|
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These men seemed to be telling the truth, and that's the way that it reads.
|
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Someday when Carr tells his story to his grandchildren, he'll actually be telling the truth.
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"Not only did I know that he wasn't telling the truth," Roche said on CNN.
|
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But i'm involved, so I know when you're telling the truth or when you're not.
|
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He's going to throw up his hands -- who can say who is telling the truth!
|
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If the suspects are telling the truth, their responses should align most of the time.
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It meant that Christine Blasey Ford was telling the truth but so was Brett Kavanaugh.
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She wasn't being dramatic for the sake of it, she was just telling the truth.
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People would just be calculating the upside and downside for themselves of telling the truth.
|
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How many times has an Azucena actually convinced you that she's telling the truth here?
|
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An Atlanta news station looked into it, and it seemed she was telling the truth.
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Telling the truth is not easy, especially when there are severe consequences for doing so.
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I guess it was a sugar-coated version, but I was still telling the truth.
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But deep down, this isn't really about whether Christine Blasey Ford is telling the truth.
|
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"You should believe me because I'm telling the truth and I'm under oath," he said.
|
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John Kennedy (R-La.) said he wouldn't bet his house on Bolton telling the truth.
|
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The media told us that Qassem Soleimani was beloved, but they weren't telling the truth.
|
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You know what would be a good way to figure out who's telling the truth?
|
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"He knows I'm telling the truth," declared Stormy Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford.
|
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The accuser is assumed to be telling the truth because the accuser is a woman.
|
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Forensic evidence can be vital in determining whether cops or witnesses are telling the truth.
|
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First-time entrepreneur Ethan Perlstein has a unique strategy to get ahead: Telling the truth.
|
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These are people that seem tortured, in some cases, about telling the truth under oath.
|
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Multiple reports by CNN and other media suggest that he was not telling the truth.
|
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He is purposely not telling the truth to benefit himself and his own political interests.
|
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But "liar" has lost its sting, because Trump clearly doesn't care about telling the truth.
|
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If they are telling the truth and not lying, it could be good for Syrians.
|
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I can't tell you who's telling the truth, but I can tell you about flies.
|
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He doesn't identify who did it, but I do think that he's telling the truth.
|
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I've known Will for a couple months now and I assumed he was telling the truth.
|
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For one, senators on both sides need to start telling the truth about their real motivations.
|
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But if he is indeed telling the truth, then we have an interesting court case ahead.
|
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Thus far in life, he has had huge problems telling the truth and keeping his word.
|
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No test can reliably tell whether someone who claims to be gay is telling the truth.
|
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"I am telling the truth, and you should have the decency to admit it and apologize."
|
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But, as we know better than the Mother of Dragons, Jon Snow is telling the truth.
|
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And yet journalists and lawmakers spent weeks trying to discern whether he was telling the truth.
|
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Juliette was telling the truth — and The Man in Black has just killed his own daughter.
|
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It's really weird that people always expect artists to be telling the truth in their songs.
|
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These assertive statements are leading national security experts to question who exactly is telling the truth.
|
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Republican Senators have been careful to avoid saying that Dr. Ford is not telling the truth.
|
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But it's one that they aren't telling the truth about, and Americans deserve to know that.
|
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If there is, Judge Moore will be found telling the truth, just like he always has.
|
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The responding officers ultimately couldn't determine who was telling the truth -- so no one was arrested.
|
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Last month Mueller voided Manafort's plea agreement because, they said, he was not telling the truth.
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"I'm being censored for telling the truth," Blackburn wrote to supporters Monday in a fundraising email.
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If she is telling the truth, she should have no reason for not waiving the privilege.
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Her job isn't to analyze whether or not -- and why -- Trump is/was telling the truth.
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"I'm going to let the American people decide exactly who's telling the truth," he told reporters.
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Both things -- Moore is telling the truth and so are the women -- just can't be true.
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" - 76 percent believe "the mainstream media is more interested in making money than telling the truth.
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So how does the public judge who's telling the truth about what the two men said?
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The space agency is probably telling the truth about the sensor—just not the whole truth.
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But it has made it even harder to distinguish the people who are telling the truth.
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As an oracle, he is known for telling the truth about past, present, and future events.
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Those in the L.G.B.T.Q. community have been courageously telling the truth about their lives for decades.
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Simply telling the truth about Perry can't erase the stains he has left on his children.
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I think all news organizations can do is keep doing their job and telling the truth.
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I believe Plame is telling the truth when she says the subtlety was lost on her.
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He took exception to Spicer "making fun of not telling the truth" in his bit Sunday.
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"Now we're like, how do we know if he's telling the truth or not?" said Mrs.
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Mr. Mueller already had information from others as to whether Mr. Manafort was telling the truth.
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I believe she is telling the truth and Judge Kavanaugh needs to be brought to justice.
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MARK MAZZETTI, New York Times reporter: Why on those points were you not telling the truth?
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And prosecuting people who are telling the truth about it and famously doctors in Hubei province.
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W.H.O. officials have complained privately that Ethiopian officials are not telling the truth about these outbreaks.
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He didn't mention anything about whether or not I was telling the truth about Social Security.
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Michael Kinsley famously said that a Washington version of a gaffe was telling the truth accidently.
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"I don't believe Michael Cohen is capable of telling the truth," said Republican Representative James Comer.
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"Do not worry, I will be fine for telling the truth," Colonel Vindman reassured his father.
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Rather than worry about being liked, are you telling the truth, putting your best foot forward?
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Even when Lightfoot challenged his story, she said, he maintained that he was telling the truth.
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"We value honesty here in South Dakota and she hasn't been telling the truth," Sutton said.
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I told it because I recognized in Dr. Ford's story that she is telling the truth.
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According to Stevens, he left the matter of telling the truth of his life to her.
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This is one tactic for living in a post-truth society: Just keep telling the truth.
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"The worst is that he is not telling the truth, and that just hurts everything," she added.
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They weren't really telling the truth, but now they'll have to make good on those false promises.
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"He is not telling the truth, which likely comes as a surprise to no one," Sanders said.
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I'm really interested in people who tell the truth, and those women believe they're telling the truth.
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He had to look out the dressing room window to see if I was telling the truth.
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We want to use this platform to give an advantage to people who are telling the truth.
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He agrees, though, that if Mase is telling the truth ... Diddy should stop making such bold statements.
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I don't think Stan believes them, but I don't think he's sure they're not telling the truth.
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Downing started to argue that it went to whether Gates was telling the truth on the stand.
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When Trump announced that the US would be leaving Syria last week, he wasn't telling the truth.
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" His other post declared, "The most dangerous liars are those who think they are telling the truth.
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A legacy that not telling the truth is OK -- as long as you get away with it.
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"I have personally spoken to Jussie, and he is adamant that he's telling the truth," Perry continued.
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"The crowd is laughing but they didn't laugh too loud because they know I'm telling the truth."
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"He's not telling the truth," Cruz said flatly during an interview with CNN aboard his campaign bus.
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If North Korea is telling the truth, then its nuclear arsenal would now be much more dangerous.
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So either Coats didn't read the application he signed off on, or he's not telling the truth.
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And if NBC's anonymous sources are telling the truth, this role is one she wants very badly.
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But, of course, this has nothing to do with whether Trump is telling the truth or not.
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So if a woman comes forward about being assaulted, Occam's razor suggests she's probably telling the truth.
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If these are not revealed, then it could mean that Grzegorz Schetyna is not telling the truth.
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A new form of risk, known as "tale" risk, is whether government officials are telling the truth.
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Currently, there is no way to know unequivocally who is telling the truth and who is not.
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McFaul has committed no offense other than telling the truth about Trump's harmful misconduct and Putin's tyranny.
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Even though lying can bring about unpleasant consequences, telling the truth sometimes can be even more upsetting.
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Mueller prosecuted General Flynn for a false statement when the FBI thought he was telling the truth.
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"They can jam you up even if you're telling the truth," he said he told the President.
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She did not seem capable of telling the truth, even in small matters like her own name.
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When they realize he's telling the truth, the pair tries to create a suitable home for him.
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Crossing your heart seemed like a reasonable way to convince Jim that you were telling the truth.
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When you're loud but you're telling the truth, that's not something that we ever back away from.
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Tragically, we have not done nearly as well at actually doing the job of telling the truth.
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They assured me the speaker was just being nice; some insisted he was just telling the truth.
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"Even if I am telling the truth, that makes me a liar," Trump said, according to Reuters.
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He even ceases to be a reliable narrator, despite the fact that he's often telling the truth.
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"He's not telling the truth," Mr. DeSantis said Tuesday afternoon at a Jewish deli in Aventura, Fla.
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But the Buildings Department does not always check to see if the landlords are telling the truth.
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But even if she is telling the truth about the baby's existence, she is lying to Catelyn.
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She called it constructive criticism and I valued it because I knew she was telling the truth.
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So if a woman comes forward about being raped, Occam's razor suggests she's probably telling the truth.
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But the draft court filing, citing the August 2 email, accuses Corsi of not telling the truth.
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The truth is both Issa and Molly were telling the truth, and neither wanted to hear it.
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But prosecutors now say Detective Desormeau, 34, struggled with one aspect of police work: telling the truth.
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If telling falsehoods is more convenient or helpful to him than telling the truth, he tells falsehoods.
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He added that he had paid for two polygraph tests that prove he is telling the truth.
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"He can't face those who are telling the truth," Mr. Trillanes said before leaving with the police.
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The Princeton Theological Seminary said it was committed to "telling the truth" about its ties to slavery.
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If you want people to think that you're telling the truth, then swearing might help with that.
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Prosecutors produced calendar entries and call records that they said showed Mr. Hickey was telling the truth.
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What's more: White people need to start telling the truth about the way this justice system works.
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He has questioned why women wait so long to come forward if they are telling the truth.
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Or maybe the people Trump attracted (and attracts) were simply as comfortable lying as telling the truth.
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Their goal: to argue that Trump couldn't possibly testify because he was incapable of telling the truth.
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Every one of the victims of Roy Moore's alleged inappropriate behavior may indeed be telling the truth.
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Perhaps the FBI was telling the truth and really didn't know of any alternatives at the time.
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Donald Trump finally just said it: He doesn't care if Christine Blasey Ford was telling the truth.
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So while Sanders may have been compelled into telling the truth for once, Trump still hasn't been.
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And on the bench to judge whether Ford is telling the truth is a row of men.
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We're going to... (CROSSTALK) CRUZ: ... who is telling the truth... (CROSSTALK) CRUZ: If you want to assess who is telling the truth... (APPLAUSE) CRUZ: ... then you should look to Jeff Sessions, who said, without Ted Cruz the Rubio-Schumer amnesty bill would have passed, and Ted was responsible.
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The first follows a girl named Marie (Kaitlyn Dever), who is raped one night in her home and when she goes to the police about it, they question if she's telling the truth, later determining that she's lying about the attack (spoiler alert: she's really telling the truth).
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INGRAHAM: So you are saying he-- DESANTIS: I don&apost think he was telling the truth there no.
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I'm not afraid of telling the truth, because I know other single women are feeling the truth, too.
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" "I am committed to telling the truth and I will be back on March 6th to finish up.
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"Breitbart News fired me for telling the truth about Islam and Muslim immigration," she later told her followers.
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Yes, it means that we trust that women who say they were sexually assaulted are telling the truth.
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If Trump is telling the truth, Comey did in fact perjure himself to the Senate by saying otherwise.
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"Telling the truth should not be seen as a political act," said Keith Urbahn, Mr. Comey's book agent.
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This will be used in the case against him, regardless of whether or not he's telling the truth.
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" In a statement obtained by PEOPLE, Avenatti said, "There is no question Ms. Clifford is telling the truth.
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Here I&aposm a big guy, and who is going to think that I&aposm telling the truth?
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However, Richardson and his colleagues think they're onto something, and that the villagers were probably telling the truth.
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It's difficult to know if they're telling the truth when they say they've never acted on their impulses.
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Now, two years later, the jury of two men and six women will decide who's telling the truth.
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More damningly, some of Biden's line of questioning implied that Hill might not have been telling the truth.
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They all confirmed that there were no drugs present in Cashe's car, and he was telling the truth.
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The stories are similar but contradict each other, leaving the viewer wondering which one is telling the truth.
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We're all about tracking the truth and telling the truth and that's typically missing in most political coverage.
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"Your lordship will have to decide who is telling the truth," Mr. Grabiner said in court on Tuesday.
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The panel of celebrities can ask questions before taking turns deciding who they think is telling the truth.
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"Well, it's clear that someone wasn't telling the truth, either Sarah Huckabee Sanders or the president," Dent said.
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If telling the truth has no chance of achieving this end, I don't see the point of it.
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Nobody thought she was telling the truth to begin with and they didn't choose to prosecute her then.
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If he's telling the truth—if he has in fact molested young children—then he should be prosecuted.
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But now, a Crown spokeswoman says Simmons is simply not telling the truth -- and she's providing an explanation.
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We may like to think we can look into someone's eyes and know whether they're telling the truth.
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It's about telling the truth, even when it's inconvenient or paints the truth teller in a bad light.
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They never gave me a translator, and I was so nervous, even though I was telling the truth.
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In 1996, Brad Blanton published the book, Radical Honesty: How To Transform Your Life By Telling The Truth.
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Nor is this incident proof that Heard is or is not telling the truth about Depp assaulting her.
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"He knows he was telling the truth, so the report's conclusions were not a surprise," Mr. Fogel said.
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"Our court systems in this country rely upon people taking an oath and telling the truth," Hornaday said.
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It strongly suggests that Taylor was telling the truth about that phone call — but that Kanye was too.
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He has maintained that he is innocent, and there is reason to believe he is telling the truth.
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But Mr. Deakin would have nothing to offer a jury to prove Mr. Thomas was telling the truth.
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"I came away from that believing that he was telling the truth," Mr. Gahary said in an interview.
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As for Trump's assurances, he has not been telling the truth about the tax bill from the start.
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Which leaves us, by process of elimination, with Option No. 3 -- the White House isn't telling the truth.
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The Source: Director Dave Filoni Probability of Accuracy: It only makes sense that he's telling the truth here.
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First off, that's presupposing that Nora is actually telling the truth, which I will neither confirm or deny.
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"Now we're kind of like: How do we know if he's telling the truth or not?" she said.
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He repeatedly attacked an "incompetent, dishonest" media, saying they were not telling the truth about his administration's accomplishments.
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We can't know who is telling the truth here, so we can't possibly try, is the underlying argument.
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They're telling the truth and had a source involved with the film's massive production who was comfortable leaking.
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"The only way that I found to figure out what&aposs going on is by telling the truth."
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I know what happened, and there's only one of us telling the truth, and I know that's me.
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The controversial Prime Minister has adopted Trump's playbook, he is purposefully divisive and has trouble telling the truth.
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"Oh, I thought she was telling the truth at the beginning," Biden said, according to the Washington Post.
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The results, which were analyzed using three separate analytical methods, all indicated that Ford is telling the truth.
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Smith recalled advice from one of his Old Miss journalism professors about telling the truth, no matter what.
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I'm going to go to — PROTESTER: No. Do you think that he's telling the truth to the country?
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Each stands by his or her version of the night, but only one can be telling the truth.
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He wasn't sure if the woman was telling the truth, so he began confronting people, starting with Ferrari.
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Republicans aren't telling the truth about their position because their actual position, it turns out, isn't very popular.
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There is pain to telling the truth, to exposing yourself, and [to] all the ways humanity can react.
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Nine out of ten Trump supporters said mainstream media is more interested in making money than telling the truth.
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Doesn't being a bystander bring with it the responsibility of telling the truth, however personally disgraceful it may be?
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Is he a kidnapper, or is he telling the truth when he says that "it isn't safe out there"?
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We guess Yaron was telling the truth, since Donna announces she's already pregnant and can feel the baby kick.
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But he couldn't hang up on his cousin, who was killing Fly's greatest possibilities just by telling the truth.
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And by the way, even if they're telling the truth, they don't know for the reasons we just discussed.
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It's sad, but you should assume everyone is lying to you, then have them prove they're telling the truth.
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They have been just as careful to avoid saying whether or not they believe she is telling the truth.
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The widely accepted assumption underlying all of this is that deception is cognitively more demanding than telling the truth.
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I think if you believe Donald Trump is not telling the truth, you hear what you want to hear.
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Innocent people don&apost need fixers, innocent people fix things themselves by just shooting straight and telling the truth.
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But, in the end, there's no reason to believe Underwood hasn't been telling the truth about his virgin status.
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Nobody will believe us on the issues if we don't start telling the truth about our broken political process.
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Presumably, because it's only through opening up and telling the truth that the hurt has started to heal over.
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I never had anything to do with the government and anyone who says otherwise is not telling the truth.
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Stone denies knowing that Guccifer 2.0 was a Russian cutout when they were chatting; is he telling the truth?
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Could the beautiful pictures and alluring cartoon mascots on the boxes be telling the truth about the deliciousness within?
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Until recently, for instance, it was thought that telling the truth about a fatal illness was pointless and cruel.
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And fighting it meant seeing clearly, knowing what I was watching and telling the truth about what was happening.
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It's probably the mark of a good actor when you can't tell whether they're lying or telling the truth.
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Given the nature of the evidence at hand, it's certainly possible that Kavanaugh is telling the truth about this.
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That the network is less concerned with keeping a sterling reputation from tarnishing than it is telling the truth.
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They should be just as disgusted by reports that Facebook threatened to sue media outlets for telling the truth.
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There's a substantial amount of information that they possess that corroborates the fact that I am telling the truth.
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Trump's longstanding issues with telling the truth -- 16,000+ misleading or false claims in his first three years in office!
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"There's a substantial amount of information that they possessed that corroborates the fact that I am telling the truth."
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Asked what she would tell the president if he was watching, she said, "He knows I'm telling the truth."
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The second is that this is one of the vanishingly rare cases in which he is telling the truth.
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Some universities require students to sign a sworn statement that they are telling the truth, under pain of prosecution.
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" The school principal, Salah Malik Flayah, 163, said he rose to the man's defense: "He is telling the truth.
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"I have no regrets in telling the truth," he said on entering prison camp at Allenwood, Pa., in 1975.
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Eventually, they were convinced that he was telling the truth, and they made a short documentary on the subject.
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The women who have called Mr. Moore a sexual predator, the president believes, may not be telling the truth.
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"Andrews said our client is telling the truth about being with Hutton in a hotel room," the report states.
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Here, the clear implication went, was smoking-gun proof that Sanders was telling the truth, and Warren was lying.
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My mother and I, however, were never sure he was telling the truth about the nature of his service.
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I believe that Mr. Comey is telling the truth, and that more will come out in Robert Mueller's investigation.
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The stakes are clear: There is a penalty for telling the truth about what we see of police brutality.
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This pattern endures regardless of who is telling the truth, these studies conclude, and regardless of either candidate's intentions.
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And can you make any sense of how Mr. Taylor and Mr. Sondland could both be telling the truth?
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As an employer or manager your first instinct may be to confront an employee who isn't telling the truth.
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" Liza finds that telling the truth isn't as easy as she had hoped in the season premiere of "Younger.
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He blamed the mayor of Puerto Rico for "bad leadership" and accused the media of not telling the truth.
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"They're afraid that telling the truth about those events pulls the rug on their right to rule," he said.
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The information White found suggests "he is not telling the truth about his birth," she said in an email.
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In a video posted to YouTube, Loomer said she was "suspended for telling the truth" in her tweet about Omar.
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And the reason was because I was telling the truth and the mainstream media was telling the fake fucking news!
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The final verdict: I'm sure the NHL is telling the truth, I don't think they'd lie about something like this.
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But, he didn't mean to hurt Becky and the confused tone in his voice suggests he 's telling the truth.
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Ordinarily I'd think it was a funny joke, but lately I'd been wondering if he might be telling the truth.
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I believe in my heart they are telling the truth, because as a survivor, I am finally telling my own.
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He was on CNN today and he was basically not telling the truth about his ties another hater, Louis Farrakhan.
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If I didn't remember those the way they thought I should remember them, I must not be telling the truth.
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So the question is, who is telling the truth regarding what happened on that day more than three decades ago?
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Hines suspected M.B. "was not telling the truth about her current abuse allegations," she wrote in a statement to police.
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But even if she were telling the truth, it shows a stunning lack of communication and coordination among Trump's circles.
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" When asked if he believes Trump is telling the truth about things related to the Russia investigation, Cohen responded: "No.
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It's more likely that we'll have dinner on the moon tonight than it is that Bradley was telling the truth.
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We tend to assume that the police are in the right; we assume that the police are telling the truth.
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But researchers at the Richmond University Medical Center in New York eventually discovered that the man was telling the truth.
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She later told the Daily Caller that the Clintons tried to intimidate her into not telling the truth in court.
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He then spoke out and insisted that he has been telling the truth about the attack since the very beginning.
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The resulting folderol made national news and the general and vocal consensus is that Wright is not telling the truth.
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"Team Clinton has resorted to doing what they do best: not telling the truth," said RNC research director Raj Shah.
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McCabe may certainly be telling the truth, but there are some reasons to think his view of Trump is compromised.
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We spoke with Brooks who is adamant she is telling the truth -- and claims she's the VICTIM in the case.
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Jennifer Lawrence isn't usually shy about telling the truth, but she sure seemed nervous while submitting to a playful polygraph.
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To her, drag queens can be superheroes whose superpower is simply telling the truth, albeit in comedic or entertaining ways.
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Put aside whether advertising should be exempt from telling the truth on the grounds that it's all just obvious bullshit.
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Cohen, who is heading to prison for lying to Congress, then attempted to persuade lawmakers that he's telling the truth.
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Even as late as last year, Trump left unanswered whether he believed Obama was telling the truth about his birthplace.
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"I look forward to him telling the truth, as I expect any witness under oath to do," she told me.
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The family frequently lied about her race, as telling the truth could have made her mother guilty of a felony.
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The idea that there's this imbalance in telling the truth, or that there's only one side that's lying to us.
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"I would welcome whatever the committee wants to do because I'm telling the truth," Kavanaugh said later in the hearing.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) was overheard telling Ford, "Thank you for telling the truth," as she exited the hearing room.
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By saying he supports Moore's version of events, Trump is, de facto, saying that the women aren't telling the truth.
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Vindman ends with an emotional message to his father: 'Do not worry, I will be fine for telling the truth.'
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But the more time she spends with him, the more Brooke starts to believe he could be telling the truth.
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"I'm going to let the American people decide exactly who's telling the truth," Cohen said, declining to take further questions.
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No matter how dire my doctor's assessments of my health got, Mom's scales were always the ones telling the truth.
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All of which raises a question: Why should we believe they're telling the truth about what happened at the meeting?
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Haddish still does not know if he was telling the truth, or lying to get her out of her funk.
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I also would need to review every relevant document, fake and real, to ascertain whether they were telling the truth.
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When using standard, noncoercive interrogation, they can make reasonably informed judgments about whether detainees are lying or telling the truth.
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But it's notable that even when just telling the truth would serve his purposes, Trump opts for self-aggrandizing obfuscating.
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Spock, in particular, given his character history, would seem to have a hard time not telling the truth about this.
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The decision disappointed and angered the young woman's mother, who insists that the 2003-year-old is telling the truth.
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Joan on "Joan of Arcadia" believes the strangers who tell her they're God in various forms are telling the truth.
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Because telling the truth in Washington will get you in a lot more trouble than telling a pack of lies.
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One, this guy's out of his damn mind, and two, a lot of people assume that he's telling the truth.
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"If this article is telling the truth, we would like to applaud China's anti-espionage activities," said the unsigned editorial.
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And few, if any, who saw her tell her story doubted for a second that she was telling the truth.
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Sometimes it is almost impossible to determine who is telling the truth when a complex piece of legislation passes Congress.
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"It's absolutely laughable, and we're going to prove that Mr. Cohen is not telling the truth about this," Avenatti said.
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"If you take a look at the circumstances of his employment, it's pretty clear he's telling the truth," he added.
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"You took me over as a child to save your own skin," she tells him, and she's telling the truth.
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"We're just telling the truth to the American people, and it's an important truth," Mr. Steyer said of his campaign.
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If he's telling the truth, however, it sounds like all may not be well between Sansa and Jon this season.
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So how does Mr Aberle dare to write as if he knows who was telling the truth and who was not?
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When it comes to telling the truth about health, trainer and fitness entrepreneur Tracy Anderson doesn't have much faith in Hollywood.
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" In a statement obtained by PEOPLE, Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti said, "There is no question Ms. Clifford is telling the truth.
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Both chose journalism with the sincere belief that they could advance these goals by impartially uncovering facts and telling the truth.
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However, though he never met or spoke with Constand himself, he said on Tuesday he thought Constand was telling the truth.
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"Vindman's lawyer, David Pressman, also released a scathing statement defending his client and saying Vindman was fired for "telling the truth.
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Lucie's exhausted look was telling the truth — as her mom pointed out, she went to bed earlier than she usually does.
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"Because you pick apart [information] and you get to kind of see who's lying and telling the truth," the source said.
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Over 52 minutes you're left asking who's playing whom, who's double-crossing whom, and whether anyone is ever telling the truth.
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"They always jump to the conclusion, this Asian guy is wrong, the white person is telling the truth," Gu tells me.
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" Feb: Trump thanks Australian P.M. Turnbull for "telling the truth about [their] very civil conversation that FAKE NEWS media lied about.
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Unfortunately, while the Internet is capable of tremendous good, oftentimes telling the truth becomes a secondary consideration to telling compelling stories.
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Comey himself suggested during his three-hour sworn testimony that President Donald Trump had a shaky commitment to telling the truth.
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And this time, Cohen, who is heading to prison for lying to Congress, will assure lawmakers that he's telling the truth.
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" Bharara said when it comes down to who's telling the truth, he thinks "most people will side, reasonably, with James Comey.
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We were always really rigorous with ourselves about telling the truth, then it would feel emotionally true and relevant and interesting.
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"There's a substantial amount of information that they possess that corroborates the fact that I am telling the truth," he continued.
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"There's a substantial amount of information that they possess that corroborates the fact that I am telling the truth." https://t.
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And given that this claim has been fact-checked to death, there's no way he thinks he is telling the truth.
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Trump either does not understand how the health care bill works or he does understand and is not telling the truth.
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Still, that ability could be a godsend for companies struggling to restore lost data, assuming the ransomer is telling the truth.
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"Though we have received numerous threats to our safety, we will persist in telling the truth," Cobia said in an email.
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The group showed the police their booking confirmations and phoned the home's landlord to convince police they were telling the truth.
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So, saying that he isn't telling the truth -- and he isn't -- won't have any effect on how these people perceive him.
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In turn, consumers who buy healing crystals have to trust that the person behind the counter is telling the truth, too.
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I tend to suspect that the people who are telling the more difficult version of the truth are telling the truth.
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But the ones that are telling the truth, fine, and the ones that are lying, you've got to get rid of.
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A lot of things point in the direction that they think James Comey is telling the truth and not the president.
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Most people have no way of knowing whether the donor was telling the truth, and most sperm banks don't verify much.
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Appealing to the Supreme Court, Salazar-Limon said he deserved a jury trial to decide whether Thompson was telling the truth.
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We appreciate you being here today, and we appreciate the work that you do for the people in telling the truth.
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"Jackson and Maggie weren't necessarily telling the truth to themselves or each other until they started having meaningful fights," Kelly said.
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If he was telling the truth, Bercovici was guilty of lying about one of the most consequential figures in Silicon Valley.
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Anyone who claims to be maintaining a steady body weight on such a diet is unlikely to be telling the truth.
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Zervos' lawyers say a number of calls back and forth between Zervos' and Trump's phones show that she's telling the truth.
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"Hillary Clinton seems incapable of telling the truth," the chairman of the Republican National Committee, Reince Priebus, said in a statement.
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But three federal trial judges ruled that the evidence in the record demonstrated that Mr. Ross was not telling the truth.
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After all, they'll reason, if Mr. Spencer isn't telling the truth, then why are people so bent on shutting him up?
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The integrity of the justice system depends on those in power telling the truth and correcting errors when they become known.
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O'Neill's brilliance was to show us how Brutus's idea of the truth unravels even as he thinks he's telling the truth.
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Not only does the scammer gain your confidence that he is telling the truth, he also exploits your confidence in yourself.
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If she's telling the truth, what Kavanaugh did was horrendous, and he clearly has no place in the judiciary at all.
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We thought it was best to believe that he was telling the truth and that nothing else would come to light.
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"Travis stated he was telling the truth and he had proof on his phone since it was hacked," the report said.
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And checking out how someone behaves on social media can tell you more about them than whether they're telling the truth.
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Kelly told King during their interview that his ex was not telling the truth when she alleged abuse in the docuseries.
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" He notes that governors have powerful platforms: "If they keep telling the truth about what's going on in Washington, who knows?
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Of course, she could be telling the truth about being pregnant — and lying about her brother/lover Jaime being the father.
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Mr. Peters denied it, and Mr. Venniro accepted that he was telling the truth, according to a recording of the conversation.
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Ms. Allred said Ms. Zervos had already submitted to a polygraph test that would help prove she was telling the truth.
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While the commission made no conclusion about his citizenship status, its members agreed unanimously that he was not telling the truth.
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If the Democrats determine Trump wasn't telling the truth, it could end up being another impeachment article against him, Letter said.
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"I told it because I recognized in Dr. Ford's story that she is telling the truth," she said, her voice breaking.
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"Between choosing telling the truth or a promising career future, he always chose the truth," Ms. Dai said in an interview.
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Three federal trial judges have ruled that the evidence in the record demonstrates that Mr. Ross was not telling the truth.
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Within this tradition, she identified two main tenets for On Behalf of Nature: telling the truth, and embodying forms of nature.
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DeRay Mckesson: A key part of the movement has been about telling the truth in public and that remains the same.
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Even if he was telling the truth, no one would believe him over the prosecutor, who fought hard to disprove it.
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" After sharing the first single "Good Love," from their forthcoming debut EP of the same title, today we're premiering "Telling The Truth.
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Were all these flashbacks just stories Prairie had made up in her head or was she telling the truth this whole time?
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But one thing is clear: Trump describes himself as a master dealmaker, and we're about to learn whether he's telling the truth.
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Women continue to live and work alongside their attackers because telling the truth often means opening up a world of further torment.
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Further research indicated that my friend had indeed been telling the truth, and CBD was a real thing with real medical benefits.
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If Furdík was telling the truth, it only makes sense for Thrones to give the still-unnamed third episode some extra attention.
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By now, you're probably aware there's a 50/50 chance that brands who tout their sustainability efforts aren't actually telling the truth.
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Colton tries to listen to the argument before realizing he'll never understand who's telling the truth, which only fuels his fears more.
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It's one more incidence in which she comes very close to telling the truth about what happened the night of the accident.
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For nearly two years between that season and this new one, fans speculated about whether or not Cersei was telling the truth.
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Smollett insisted on Good Morning America that he was telling the truth, adding he was "pissed off" by the doubt he faced.
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" Her campaign, launched on the alt-right site WeSearchr, urges people to "support Katie McHugh: Fired From Breitbart For Telling The Truth.
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If iBorderCtrl determines the traveler is telling the truth, then they receive a QR code that will let them pass the border.
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Convinced he was telling the truth, Monroe and Muhlenberg eliminated Hamilton as a suspect and agreed to keep the affair a secret.
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It is a whole lot harder to spot a lie when the person telling it is convinced he is telling the truth.
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"I didn't doubt Kelly because Vicki has a track record of not telling the truth and it is a pattern," Beador said.
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Let's assume Comcast is telling the truth, and that it really will police its own behavior and abide by net neutrality principles.
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We are telling the truth, and we're trying to be as honest and as truthful version of ourselves as we can be.
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You were like the bad guys but at least you were telling the truth and you were very direct in your message.
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He was booed off stage last night for openly supporting Trump and telling the truth about the Democrats breaking down black families.
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Trump's Trump and his lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, have denied Comey is telling the truth about his one-on-one conversations with Trump.
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They are the one thing that could provide definitive evidence of whether Trump or Comey is telling the truth about their interactions.
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And that starts by telling the truth about our broken political process and pushing for radical changes in how our democracy functions.
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Second, volumes of political science research suggests that voters who tell a pollster they are unlikely to vote are telling the truth.
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He acknowledges the women were all telling the truth, and goes on to explain his conduct and the error of his ways.
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Michael Irvin says if Matt Patricia is telling the truth ... there's NOTHING in the world worse than being falsely accused of rape.
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" Still, one could argue that painting Ford as irrational is just as bad as questioning whether or not she's "telling the truth.
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Because what I found was teaching about her, is someone who perpetually lies to themselves is actually telling the truth by accident.
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Thank you to Prime Minister of Australia for telling the truth about our very civil conversation that FAKE NEWS media lied about.
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But when he leaned toward telling the truth, he said, Mr. Stone insisted that no one would believe Mr. Credico over him.
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He said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" that he believed the President was not telling the truth about Khashoggi's death.
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"Don't forget, for technicians, volume is like a polygraph: it lets you know when a move is telling the truth," Cramer explained.
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Though Edwards can't say whether Kelley was telling the truth, the odd behavior was enough for her to stop communicating with him.
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In a forthcoming book, "Duped", Mr Levine argues that evolutionary pressures have adapted people to assume that others are telling the truth.
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"Well let's just put it this way, somebody's not telling the truth and it's not Judge Moore," Young told host Martha Raddatz.
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We don't know who's telling the truth and who's not, but that is a serious issue," Goodlatte said in an interview. "Mr.
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According to Brooks, Damore was just telling the truth: Damore was tapping into the long and contentious debate about genes and behavior.
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Dick Durbin, who was in the Thursday meeting with the president, went on MSNBC to say Trump was not telling the truth.
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Julia is suspicious that Gabriel isn't telling the truth about not having seen Holt, so after class she decides to follow him.
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"Are women born with a special gene for telling the truth, and men born with a special gene for lying?" he asked.
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On the other hand, if she was trying to smear women she knew were telling the truth, well, that's a different story.
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Lydia says she let Negan out of his cell because he saved her life, but Daryl's not convinced she's telling the truth.
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Giuliani declared Hillary was "too stupid to be president" if she did not immediately know that Monica Lewinsky was telling the truth.
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However, if her father is telling the truth and Danielle really is just 13, this is problematic in a number of ways.
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All the same, he's now arguing that telling the truth about Trump is more important than enacting his most cherished political priorities.
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I'm inclined to say that he is telling the truth, but let's be honest — he could change his mind in an instant.
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Mr. Burck said his client was simply telling the truth under threat of perjury, not accusing the president of illegally obstructing justice.
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Even the president's closest advisers were reluctant to protect Mr. Trump because they could not be sure he was telling the truth.
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We try to earn it through the quality of our writing and the clarity of our thought, and by telling the truth.
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Michael Avenatti, Daniels' attorney, said Tuesday that Trump isn't commenting on the allegations because he knows his client is telling the truth.
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Steyer has said he draws the symbol on his hand every day as a reminder of the importance of telling the truth.
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But there's no meaningful follow-up or even real ambiguity about who's telling the truth, so it ultimately feels random and unnecessary.
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General Flynn made the mistake — perhaps inadvertently, as he says – of not telling the truth about these calls to the Vice President.
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Third, the timing Even if Clinton had been telling the truth on the first two points, dates are hard to get around.
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"I told it because I recognized in Dr. Ford's story that she is telling the truth," Ms. Archila said in the elevator.
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Interviews allow experienced immigration officers to exercise their judgment about whether a particular applicant appears to be telling the truth or not.
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"I haven't eased anything," Mr. Trump told reporters as he was meeting with Harley-Davidson executives, and he was telling the truth.
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As the old political saw goes, we'll stop telling the truth about Communist China when it stops telling lies about the West.
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President Donald Trump on Monday signaled Iran is not telling the truth about the drone attacks on Saudi Arabia's largest oil facilities.
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Is it possible that people are lying when they answer those questions, fearing that telling the truth would make them look racist?
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Clearly the Raiders believe he's telling the truth -- that he did not rape the accuser in a Cleveland hotel on April 9.
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Do your work better, find stuff out, tell the truth, be relentless about telling the truth, and stop the false equivalency stuff.
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But it wasn't worth our lives' "People wanted to know why we weren't publishing and telling the truth about what's happening," she said.
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The catch-22 of Zervos' lawsuit is that if Trump admits she was telling the truth, he would be admitting to sexual misconduct.
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But because of this, some savvy people will intensely stare at someone while lying to make it seem like they're telling the truth.
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" She confirmed her firing on Twitter at the time, saying, "Breitbart News fired me for telling the truth about Islam and Muslim immigration.
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She said that Bishop told her no one would think she was telling the truth if she tried to talk about the incident.
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" Wallace, Boback said, "is an individual with a history of not telling the truth, and the information he testified about is demonstrably false.
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Location sharing or other online tools can help verify that the cheater is telling the truth and manage the cheated-on partner's anxieties.
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Marketers have enough to worry about without trying to figure out who's telling the truth and who has their finger on the scale.
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From there, the film alternates its escalating horror with the Warrens' demonstrably non-scientific attempts to determine whether Janet is telling the truth.
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The call for due process isn't a discussion about who is telling the truth — it's about a society programmed not to believe women.
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He spouts more of the diary as incentive for Claire to "apologize" for publicly criticizing Frank and stop telling the truth about him.
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I can also recognize the feeling of my heart sinking from the blind hope that just this once, he was telling the truth.
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" He added, "So I promise your viewers the following — that we will have a hearing about who's telling the truth, what actually happened.
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According to Bloomberg, abundant skepticism that the Trump administration was telling the truth about Iran involvement in the tanker attacks has waned somewhat.
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Nielsen told Congress that the family separation policy didn't exist, despite the fact that documents would later reveal she wasn't telling the truth.
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That truth is very encouraging to me and everyone out there in the world because you can only heal by telling the truth.
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You know it's a dark day in America when a used car salesman is more capable of telling the truth than the president.
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It's one of those rare instances where regardless of which side is telling the truth, both sides of the story are pretty insane.
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Brody lets Kylie and Kendall believe that she owns a salon for the time being because it's much easier than telling the truth.
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During his testimony, Comey said he hoped Trump that had recorded their conversations, because it would verify that he was telling the truth.
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A lie-detector test led investigators to believe Kema was telling the truth about where he hid his son's body, CBS News reports.
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Would a jury believe Cohen, who pleaded guilty to lying to Congress once before, but now says that he is telling the truth?
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She's in the business of telling the truth and taking care of the economic health of her company in a responsible, honest way.
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Meadows sought to use Patton to show that Cohen was not telling the truth about racist speech he said the president had used.
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"Irvine police had a strong suspicion at that point that she might be telling the truth," Orange County prosecutor Chris Duff tells PEOPLE.
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Hadi's a well-known liar, and a drunk to boot, but as Mahmoud discovers, this time the junk man was telling the truth.
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And right now, the only people that are going to determine who's telling the truth in this issue are the United States senators.
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That's either because someone is telling the truth and someone isn't, or because there are varying degrees of the truth of what happened.
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Who is telling the truth matters "only if you are dealing in reality," said former Republican National Committee communications director Doug Heye dryly.
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SG: I mean, I think the point of view is telling the truth, in getting great stories and doing stories that are important.
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Now, it looks harmless enough, because I'm just telling them that I'm a vegetarian and they trust that I am telling the truth.
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After conducting their own investigation, the I.O.C.'s investigators surmised that Rodchenkov, branded a traitor in Russia, had largely been telling the truth.
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It's quite plausible that Ross is telling the truth and he legitimately does have profound disagreements with Trump over certain culture war issues.
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Politeness and other forms of social expediency prevent us from telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth every day.
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The Common Application asks students to certify that they are telling the truth, but does not try to independently confirm that they are.
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Her dialogue is often contradictory; it isn't clear whether she's telling the truth or lying, and eventually, whether she is gone or not.
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"Its great power was you knew he was telling the truth, and in all specifics," said Ms. Noonan, a Wall Street Journal columnist.
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"During his testimony, Dr. Wright's demeanor did not impress me as someone who was telling the truth," Reinhart said, according to The Guardian.
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According to the indictment, Turner allegedly admitted to fabricating the second child's cancer but maintained she had been telling the truth about Olivia.
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But one day later, Biden launched a digital ad accusing "Bernie's campaign" of "not telling the truth" about his record on Social Security.
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"People will ultimately gravitate toward sources of information that are truly reliable, and have an allegiance to telling the truth," Mr. Baron said.
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Trump has denied the allegations and the White House has said its official position is that the women are not telling the truth.
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Why this story is so complicated When Smollett reported the alleged crime to the police, many people figured Smollett was telling the truth.
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But when he followed up, Mr. Sondland seemed to be telling the truth and appeared to have Mr. Trump's ear on Ukraine matters.
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In addition to telling the truth and laying out the facts, it is a journalist's job to determine what is newsworthy, she said.
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To a hearing audience watching, the scenes feel claustrophobic, like you're in a psycho-thriller where no one believes you're telling the truth.
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The celebrities had to answer questions asked by the host and the contestants had to determine whether the celebrity was telling the truth.
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What would her motive be for not telling the truth -- as she remembers it -- about what happened that night in the early 1980s?
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Telling the truth — without hiding ugly realities in polite silence — is the very thing that some critics of higher education claim to do.
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"I'm being censored for telling the truth," Blackburn wrote in a fundraising email to supporters sent shortly after Twitter took the video down.
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"I love you," the rumpled researcher says into the microphone, and he is telling the truth, albeit in the name of data collection.
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After a detective from Charlottesville Police Department concluded that the victim was telling the truth, the magistrate issued a warrant for Harris' arrest.
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The current psychology "is you can't believe anything the government says because the government is not prone to telling the truth," Mr. Bove said.
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Also, remember: Just because you don't have a "perfect" case doesn't mean you are not telling the truth, or that your experience is invalid.
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Like attacks on opposition supporters, they raise the price of dissent, forcing journalists to choose between telling the truth and protecting their own safety.
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Actually telling the truth -- which should not be so unfathomable -- will help voters discern whether to trust the current incumbents come the next election.
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And judging by Steve absolutely losing his mind when he finds out the FBI is on his tail, Judy is probably telling the truth.
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Considering the hundreds of fans who had lined up outside the theater hours before it even opened it's doors, they're probably telling the truth.
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The majority believed that Hill was telling the truth — a percentage that would continue to shift in Hill's favor as the decades went on.
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" Another post declared, "The most dangerous liars are those who think they are telling the truth," to which he captioned, "#facts💯💯 #thequietbeforethestorm.
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Pleading "believe me" or "trust me" — insisting to people that you are telling the truth — is a tell-tale sign that you probably aren't.
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Companies simply need to say they're adhering to the US's treaty obligations, and the Commerce Department is supposed to presume they're telling the truth.
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The unexpected questions were unsurprisingly more difficult with the people telling the truth getting 5/240 wrong and the liars getting 82/240 wrong.
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On occasion, Mr Gillespie splits the screen so that two characters speak almost at once: we are never told which is telling the truth.
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If Kardashian's words and actions aren't enough to make these conspiracy theorists believe that she is telling the truth, then perhaps this video will.
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But anyone who says the debates really convinced them of anything in this or any other election is probably just not telling the truth.
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Mark Sanford (R-SC), who voted for the Republican tax plan, said the GOP isn't telling the truth about what this tax bill is.
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"We look forward to proving (the) defendant lied when he attacked Ms. Zervos for telling the truth about his unwanted sexual groping," Wang added.
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"But I know that I've been telling the truth the entire time, you can't go back and find anything that I've misled you on."
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But we should all be able to agree that policy should start with telling the truth about Chinese conduct, both in private and pubic.
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I tell jokes about blacks in the church, which make white people very uncomfortable, but they know I'm telling the truth, so they laugh.
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Hanna (Ashley Benson) is telling the truth through this whole episode — admitting the truth about Sara having free will and confronting Aria (Lucy Hale).
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"I wake up and read the testimony and I'm proud of my colleagues for telling the truth," said an American diplomat serving in Asia.
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There's a bit of a back-and-forth between the two of them as to who's telling the truth, but it doesn't really matter.
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"She lies from that podium every day, so I have really no reason to believe she's telling the truth on that one," Kenney said.
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We have a singular focus on, my words, three things: Telling the truth, seeing beyond the horizon, and helping people act before events dictate.
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Wheeler denied that accusation this week, but Jeff Alson, a former senior policy advisor to that office, said Wheeler is not telling the truth.
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"If Cohen is telling the truth why are he and Lanny Davis misrepresenting the language from President Trump "Do not pay by cash...CHECK.
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I'm constantly in fear that I'm not being a real man, and I'm not doing what it takes, and I'm not telling the truth.
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That is when Ms. Renna texted Peter Sheridan, a member of Mr. Christie's campaign staff, suggesting that the governor was not telling the truth.
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Ellis shot back that Dreeben's explanation effectively means that the Justice Department was "not really telling the truth" about the investigation, according to Reuters.
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"He seems to have problems telling the truth on this subject," Franken said of Sessions in an interview on "Erin Burnett OutFront" Thursday night.
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Further, ATF whistleblowers whose lives were turned upside down for telling the truth and exposing the government's illegal gun trafficking deserve vindication and justice.
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McCabe lying, leaking to "The Wall Street Journal" and that battle between Comey and McCabe and who&aposs telling the truth, that interests me.
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Telling the truth about the cost of its pension plan would make it harder for Puerto Rico to mismanage the plan in the future.
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"If ISIS verified as telling the truth, it will have pulled off what supporters & global jihadi movement will see as monumental achievement," she said.
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They also have bits of corroborating evidence — no easy thing decades later — and the women have no apparent motivation other than telling the truth.
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"If this is actually on TV next week, and women see she is telling the truth, that could be very, very persuasive," former Gov.
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" Matthews asked Warren if she believed Bloomberg was lying and Warren held firm: "I believe the woman, which means he's not telling the truth.
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Leaving court, Wa Lone told reporters he was grateful to Moe Yan Naing for telling the truth and called for the officer's immediate release.
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Telling the truth in those kind of circles is not about holding the cross and walking to Damascus and getting knocked off a horse.
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In discussions with allies and some aides, Mr. Trump has privately railed against Ms. Clifford, and insisted that she is not telling the truth.
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These lawsuits seek to prove that the women are telling the truth about Cosby's misconduct, and force Cosby to prove he didn't assault them.
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But the Night's Watch allows him to defend himself, and one judge on the bench decides he's telling the truth (good old Maester Aemon).
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While I might pride myself on telling the truth, paying attention to the body language of others has always come second nature to me.
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And it's equally easy, barring a substantiated alternative explanation for why Saleh was kicked off the plane, to believe he was telling the truth.
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In research involving 5- and 6-year-olds, Professor Lee and his colleagues attached a financial incentive to telling the truth about a misdeed.
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According to the lie detector, Palmer was telling the truth when she said, with her whole chest, that she did not know Dick Cheney.
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Simply telling the truth is a subversive act and yes I suppose may in fact serve Putin or our other enemy's short-term interests.
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All you have to do is listen and then consider which of the two claimants — James Comey or President Trump — is telling the truth.
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He was, for once, telling the truth: Trump's business career was built on borrowing piles of money that he then spent with careless abandon.
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The concern is particularly great in the case of the Trump administration, which seems uninterested in telling the truth in matters large and small.
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There's one problem: No one can confirm he's telling the truth, and officials with the World Masters Athletics Championships say they think he's lying.
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Durbin is telling the truth when he says that the president said, repeatedly, that, 'why do we let in people from these shithole countries?
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No need to reprint its contents here, but it was offered, somehow, as evidence that Swetnick was not telling the truth about being raped.
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She simply stated that DeGeneres wasn't telling the truth about not being invited, and was bolstered by someone who works on the Ellen show.
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They are damaging because they create a culture within his administration in which telling the truth is less important than making the boss happy.
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Today, feminists have repeatedly and convincingly made the case that when women say they've been sexually assaulted, we should assume they're telling the truth.
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Get this, Rapoport says there was also interest from other teams -- Conley even took a lie detector test to prove he's telling the truth.
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Coupled with the failure to receive adequate comfort in the face of a loss, lying can feel much less painful than telling the truth.
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And in the process, he suggested that if Ford had been telling the truth, she should have told her parents or gone to the police.
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Becoming a writer, coming clean, and telling the truth of my experience saved my life, even as it further complicated my relationship with my mother.
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But I would never be able to do my job without telling the truth about every aspect of figure skating and the performances you'll see.
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Vicente, wiry with close-cropped hair, said the statements he made 25 years ago were lies but that now — for real — he's telling the truth.
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It's not clear if she's telling the truth or not; she told the other members of the Keating Four that she was keeping the baby.
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The woman's husband told BuzzFeed News he had no doubt she was telling the truth, but "as a policeman" he wished she'd said something sooner.
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"I would be surprised if [Trump's] reaction to being cleared would be to get angry at his associates for telling the truth," the source added.
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And as Cooper pointed out, if she is telling the truth now, then she lied on multiple occasions in the past, which compromises her credibility.
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It was hard for me to understand why the people who supported him refused to acknowledge at times that he was not telling the truth.
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Whether or not it was delivered at that meeting, and whether or not those people were telling the truth about what happened at that meeting.
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Sure, the company was telling the truth, but that's really a technicality, because the new Surface Pro (full stop) is really the Surface Pro 5.
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" His other post declared, "The most dangerous liars are those who think they are telling the truth," to which he captioned, "#facts💯💯 #thequietbeforethestorm.
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Now, he&aposs revealing that he took a total of five polygraph tests to show he&aposs telling the truth about the accusations against him.
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Kavanaugh categorically denied both claims, repeatedly claiming he never blacked out and that his college acquaintances, particularly a former roommate, were not telling the truth.
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Telling the truth isn't enough on the broken and infected internet of 2018—and the students, who were barely born when Facebook launched, know this.
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The order was precautionary, and the judge will conduct a full hearing next month to determine who is telling the truth and who is lying.
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Mormons believe that bishops have a spiritual gift known as the power of discernment that allows them to divine if someone is telling the truth.
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Her father killed himself in 2016, and Stephens says she believes his eventual realization that she was telling the truth was part of the reason.
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Madonna scoffed at reports she was drunk onstage over the weekend, and the smoking gun proving she's telling the truth is right on her feet.
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We'll see if he's telling the truth ... Miss America Cara Mund was also in the house ... and she asked a question while rockin' her tiara.
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It's not our place to say who's telling the truth here, though it is worth noting that Anderson went on to lose in the finals.
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If BitPico is telling the truth about controlling one third of Bitcoin's computer power, then they might not have much of a problem attracting interest.
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Don't use that information to crush people, though, just to learn where they are coming from and if they are lying or telling the truth.
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Therefore, when Bryant told him that he placed the call, he assumed the detective was telling the truth, even though he couldn't remember making it.
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Hmm. I'm not a really good liar so… I can remember telling the truth, and that was worse – I probably should've just told a lie.
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Now I'm thinking that kindness trumps telling the truth, even for the most serious matters, but I don't know if I'm on a slippery slope.
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CNN's Chris Cillizza says if Cohen's telling the truth, it's the biggest step to date toward suggesting or proving collusion between Trump and the Russians.
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This Halloween-themed episode centers around who got Dee (Kaitlin Olson) pregnant and it'll take a while to figure out who's actually telling the truth.
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Republicans have largely said that an FBI investigation is unnecessary and that it is up to senators to determine whether Ford is telling the truth.
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The 2009 email strongly suggests Clinton was telling the truth when she said she had sought guidance from Powell about setting up her private server.
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Journalists have rallied to defend the profession from Trump-era threats to our legal and practical ability to do the job of telling the truth.
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He denies the allegations, but I know several of the women who have accused Mr. Keyes and I am convinced they are telling the truth.
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" Robert Zimmerman, a Democratic National Committee member, said Mr. Cohen might be telling the truth now, but he added he believes it's "completely self-serving.
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It is about telling the truth and about how people don't tell the truth now or how you have to learn how to mask things.
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The judge also said Mr. Litton was telling the truth when he said the sole reason for seeking the drugs was to treat his condition.
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"I guess I would have to say that I'm completely confused as to who is lying and who is telling the truth," Ms. Vetter said.
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Not telling the truth about a critical affair of state that affects the world economy surely outweighs the clumsy conflation in a campaign trail story.
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So maybe we are finally about to learn that competence matters, that educated leaders are a virtue, and that telling the truth is a responsibility.
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Also, it was not good news, if the Ukrainian authorities were telling the truth, that someone had been hired to assassinate Babchenko to begin with.
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By telling the truth — and by organizing like crazy — we can win policies that grow the green economy for everyone, in red states and blue.
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"I think she is," Costello replied after MSNBC's Katy Tur asked if he believed Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, is telling the truth.
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"Stormy went into such graphic detail because she remains frustrated as to those who still question whether she is telling the truth," Avenatti told CNN.
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"I do believe [Caussin was telling the truth], because I know it was not an actual person," Kramer told Extra's host Billy Bush on Tuesday.
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"I think she is," Costello replied after MSNBC's Katy Tur asked if he believed Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, is telling the truth.
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Outlets like the Times are disposed toward neutral reporting that depends on assuming that their subjects are operating in good faith and telling the truth.
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"I just want everyone to know that I'm telling the truth," Woods tells Thurman when asked what she hopes to get out of the test.
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Trump is incapable of telling the truth, but he's a pretty honest symbol of the patriarchal ideals of the movement that's made him its champion.
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Looks like Boosie was telling the truth -- cops say his bank account WAS hacked, but he didn't know it was his own brother draining $361,000.
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Mark Sanford (R-SC) voted for the Republican tax plan, but he says the GOP isn't telling the truth about what this tax bill is.
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First, she said, the reality TV format can make people feel liberated from the boring social conventions of normal life—telling the truth, being kind, etc.
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President Donald Trump's Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats will soon be replaced because he kept doing the one thing Trump couldn't stand: telling the truth.
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He wanted to be in on the action, but telling the truth about his age would mean sitting on the sidelines for at least another year.
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Much like Philip White, Widman didn't immediately form an opinion as to whether Barquin was telling the truth, but he thought it was worth exploring further.
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"I'm still lucky," James tells me, but his voice goes high at the end before trailing off, and I know he's not quite telling the truth.
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" A refrain Brown heard after her story came out was: "If you're telling the truth that the situation was so bad, why didn't you just leave?
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When Mr Trump joked that he did not want to build a skyscraper with his name on it in Greenland, he was surely telling the truth.
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While Kemsley was telling the truth, Girardi didn't remember (amnesia case number 2) and was quick to point out that she didn't like being laughed at.
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Kelly's attorney, Steve Greenberg, denied the allegations, saying Foxx had succumbed to public pressure and that the R&B singer's accusers were not telling the truth.
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"That truth is very encouraging to me and everyone out there in the world because you can only heal by telling the truth." h/t People
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I'm sure that pleased him to a degree, but I was also always the person who would call him out when he wasn't telling the truth.
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"I think that Kylo feels that he's telling the truth, and I feel that Rey believes him in that moment," Johnson said, choosing his words carefully.
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According to his testimony, Jacobs' settlement prevents him from disparaging Uber in public, though it does not prevent him from telling the truth in court testimony.
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"There is no free speech in real world and you will be suppressed for telling the truth that is not supported by the system," Aghdam posted.
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So my children have a very odd sense of who's telling the truth and what the truth really is and what they actually believe or trust.
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If there are any other countries out there that may be struggling with the whole "telling the truth" thing, there's probably some sort of lesson here.
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Convinced that Claire is telling the truth once the latter shows her the photographs of Brianna she brought back for Jamie, Geillis offers her a guestroom.
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Even when the liars were telling the truth, it seems that their overall dishonesty was infecting their movements and they could accurately be identified as lying.
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"This was the first sort of post-factual campaign and I think you were punished for telling the truth and being true to nuance," Mook said.
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It would seem the public has come to believe, rightly or wrongly, that Trump is a skirt-chaser and Clinton is incapable of telling the truth.
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Meanwhile, people from Greece were the most honest about their earnings, with three in four candidates telling the truth about their current salary in job interviews.
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Proving whether or not Little is telling the truth in every case — or possibly admitting to things he didn't commit for the attention — may be impossible.
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Whether Trump is telling the truth when he says he doesn't have any current business interests in Russia, or previous business deals relevant to this probe.
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Then the lawyer for the defense says, well, you expect to benefit from telling the truth don&apost you, you expect to get a good deal?
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Comey told lawmakers during his testimony that Trump wasn't telling the truth when he characterized the FBI workforce as deeply dissatisfied with the former director's leadership.
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Unless Comey is not telling the truth, and there is no evidence that this is the case, Trump is not being straight with his own supporters.
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But he insisted that he was telling the truth on Wednesday in his opening remarks and defended himself against aggressive questioning from Republicans on the committee.
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MORE's ex-communications director tore into the new administration in a Friday op-ed, saying Kellyanne Conway and Sean Spicer need to start telling the truth.
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The researchers found that the eye-tracking cameras accurately assessed who was lying and who was telling the truth around 230 percent percent of the time.
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When the police are writing the reports, they have to be accurate in telling the truth of what's happening when it gets to the top channel.
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" Told that there is photo evidence that the Earth is in fact round, Green offered this response: "Who's to say that picture is telling the truth?
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The public, Congress and law enforcement are entitled to know whether accusers are telling the truth or are committing perjury for partisan or other ideological reasons.
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" Giuliani also asserted that Cohen is not telling the truth about certain unknown subjects, echoing Trump, who has deemed his former lawyer and confidant a "rat.
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If the last two years have taught us anything, it is that the traditional media have lost the ability to shame politicians into telling the truth.
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Woodward has stood by his reporting despite the White House's response, saying on Sunday that Kelly and Mattis are "not telling the truth" in their denials.
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Adam Schiff said after being briefed on the slaying of Jamal Khashoggi that President Donald Trump has not been telling the truth about the journalist's death.
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Some cooperators understand that they are best served by telling the truth, for better or worse; others play games with prosecutors and end up getting burned.
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Though Edwards didn't know whether Kelley was telling the truth about the animals, she said the claim was enough for her to stop communicating with him.
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Possibility number two: Judge Kavanaugh's accuser is telling the truth but this was really a one time horrible youthful mistake never to be repeated again. Maybe.
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Shelby, a conservative Republican, understands that when nine credible women come forward with courage, it is not acceptable to dismiss them as not telling the truth.
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"The question whether the officer used excessive force in shooting Salazar-Limon thus turns in large part on which man is telling the truth," Sotomayor wrote.
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Thomas Gilovich of Cornell shows how fake news, cognition bias and assuming that people are telling the truth interact to make it easier to believe lies.
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In a criminal trial, of course, jurors would be told that if they could not decide who was telling the truth, they should not convict Kavanaugh.
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The first step in doing this work is telling the truth about our severe structural flaws, evident in both our founding and in our recent past.
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"Those people who are meeting across town, at the White House Correspondents' dinner—those people are not the ones who are telling the truth," he said.
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If we choose to believe that Corgan—who considers Alex Jones a pal—is telling the truth, Shrek's final seen was almost a radically different thing.
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By agreeing to meet with investigators and telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, Trump would help to close this chapter conclusively.
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Prosecutors bank on the fact that a person's criminal history does not necessarily preclude that person from telling the truth on the witness stand, she said.
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" So ... if dude is telling the truth, does this mean Anthony Davis is REALLY dropping a major hint that he's gonna be in "Space Jam 2?
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"Our politicians are incapable of telling the truth," said Christian Boka, a 24-year-old student who was selling power to recharge mobile phones in Kinshasa.
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Well, Shultz and the grandson, that to me was ... Well, he was so smitten with her that he couldn't see his grandson was telling the truth.
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Another is that he was making sure that the president knew that he was holding the line — against telling the truth about the matters under investigation.
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Sooner or later someone's not going to live up to that, and it will be used to discredit everyone else who may be telling the truth.
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When Kim describes The Night Renewer as gentle but effective — two words I grew up viewing as incompatible variables in skin care — she's telling the truth.
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"Her life's work is about telling the truth with science," said Kate Beebe DeVarney, a behavioral neuroscientist who has worked with Dr. Blasey in Silicon Valley.
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Senate Republicans might note, with a little humility, that subsequent reporting has pretty much confirmed that Hill was telling the truth and that Thomas was lying.
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They knew that telling the truth about a place was going to be far more interesting than depicting it as a place where things were perfect.
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In fact, he used the account moments after leaving the White House in September to accuse the president of not telling the truth about his departure.
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Last year, Immigration and Customs Enforcement began testing migrants along the US-Mexico border to determine if they were telling the truth about alleged family relationships.
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More than half of voters (between 52%-54%) say that Trump has abused his power, isn't telling the truth about his actions and has obstructed Congress.
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She said she believes it stemmed from the shame and self-loathing her father felt when he realized that she was telling the truth about Nassar.
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I was so disturbed that upon my return, I took the very unusual step of challenging our senior leaders and publicly telling the truth about Afghanistan.
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"I just want everyone to know that I'm telling the truth," Woods told the test administrator when asked what she hopes to get out of it.
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And it's one more example of Trump not telling the truth when confronted with a situation in which the truth would make things uncomfortable for him.
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The filmmaker Tyler Perry said on Facebook that he had spoken to Mr. Smollett, who was insistent that he is telling the truth about the attack.
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"Thank you to Prime Minister of Australia for telling the truth about our very civil conversation that FAKE NEWS media lied about," Trump tweeted Friday morning.
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More than three-fourths of Americans said in an exit poll that they believed the mainstream media was more interested in making money than telling the truth.
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The most interesting question might not be whether Goffman was telling the truth but why she has continued to let people believe that she might not be.
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Justice Department inspector general, Michael Horowitz, accused McCabe of not telling the truth about leaks in a 2016 Wall Street Journal story, which was damaging to Clinton.
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According to his testimony, Jacobs' settlement prevents him from disparaging Uber in public, though it does not stop him from telling the truth in a court setting.
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But overall most political ideologies have not been about casting doubt — they've claimed to be telling the truth about the way the world is or should be.
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" Gates, however, insisted he was telling the truth — and pointed out that unlike Manafort, he had pled guilty and agreed to cooperate with the special counsel. "Mr.
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And whether it was Clapper, whether it was the FBI under Holder surveilling journalists, they have a history of having a problem telling the truth on surveillance.
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Once a renowned political consultant who made a fortune lobbying for foreign dictators, Manafort's fall from grace was exacerbated by his chronic aversion to telling the truth.
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"Every time I'm behind that microphone I'm telling the truth," he promises with an added weight to place emphasis on how important honesty is to his music.
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And whether it was Clapper, whether it was the FBI under Holder surveilling journalists, they have a history of having a problem telling the truth on surveilling.
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Ford's attorneys' letter listed the man who conducted their client's polygraph test, in which she was deemed to be telling the truth about her accusations against Kavanaugh.
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"A man telling the truth about what happened in his work life would not be questioned as being 'dramatic' or 'unprofessional,'" Gonzalez tells Broadly in an email.
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Rudy Giuliani has worked with both Donald Trump and James Comey ... and if push comes to shove over who's telling the truth, Rudy's squarely in Trump's corner.
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It would mean that either McGahn was not doing his job and Pence didn't know, or Pence is not telling the truth and covering the White House.
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But, anyway you look at it, they're in a load of trouble — if the hackers are telling the truth about what they stole, approximately 1.5 terabytes' worth.
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Instead, after watching, first, Ford's trembling rendition of an atrocious attack and, then, Kavanaugh's forceful denial, the Senate decided not to decide who was telling the truth.
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The phrase "pants on fire" is commonly used when a person is not telling the truth, something Trump's campaign has been accused of frequently by his opponents.
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She told investigators she was unsure whether Perwaiz was ever telling the truth about precancerous cells, as her surgery was described as "elective" in her medical records.
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And I thought to myself, "is telling the truth better or is telling the lie better?" because I'd got in trouble trying to be the nice person.
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" Asked if Trump had expressed that view to him directly, the former mayor responded, "Yes — he says, 'I am telling the truth, why should I not testify?
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"The truth is out there, and until she releases the yearbook all we know is they are not telling the truth and they've lied," Jauregui said Friday.
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The FBI agents who interviewed Flynn thought he was telling the truth, but Mueller disregarded the views of the agents on the scene and pressed criminal charges.
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Adult-film star Stormy Daniels thanked Cohen for telling "the truth" about the hush money payments she received to keep quiet about an alleged affair with Trump.
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A recording of the dinner, if it actually exists, would help settle the question of who's telling the truth and would be anxiously sought by congressional investigators.
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This isn't an affirmative defense — an argument that Kavanaugh is telling the truth about what a "Devil's Triangle" is, or whether he ever blacked out from drinking.
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In other words, if Tingle and his son both exist and are telling the truth, Tingle's story is an inspiring tale of a real-life neurodivergent hero.
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Inside the country and among the diaspora at large, there exists a new Syrian press corps committed to telling the truth as best they can capture it.
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Finally, the sheer size of the online dating pool can make it difficult for newcomers to tell who's a good match and who's even telling the truth.
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" That would mean telling the truth "about how concerned he is about the leadership in the Oval Office, and what underpins those concerns and what he's seen.
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Stockmann is able to persuade his friends, including the editor of the newspaper, that telling the truth about the water is important, but his environmental campaign falters.
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Piggybacking on the many, many calls for the Republican presidential nominee to start telling the truth for once, Tingle's website purports to fact-check Trump's many claims.
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The Times op-ed writer seems convinced that they are doing more good by staying than they would by telling the truth, with name attached, and leaving.
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X-Pac was telling the TRUTH ... officials say the pills he was carrying at LAX tested NEGATIVE for meth -- and now his drug case is essentially over.
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On the show, three people would speak to a panel of celebrity experts who would try to figure out who was telling the truth about their identity.
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Feature From a penthouse on Central Park, Guo Wengui has exposed a phenomenal web of corruption in China's ruling elite — if, that is, he's telling the truth.
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She wrote that it proved she was telling the truth, and that Kim Kardashian West manipulated the video to put her through "hell" these past four years.
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" He added, as Bill Clinton leapt to his feet and roared a cheer, "I hope you don't mind, Bill, but I was just telling the truth, man.
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But the Trump administration's argument effectively requires courts to assume that Louisiana is telling the truth, and then use this assumption to kick physicians out of court.
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Well comrades, let's make some borsht and drink some vodka because there's nothing Putin loves more than Americans telling the truth about the current state of America.
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And half (50%) said they thought he lied about his alcohol use as a young adult, more than thought he was telling the truth about it (37%).
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According to Recode, executives had trouble believing she was telling the truth, speculating that instead the reported rape was an attempt by a competitor to sabotage Uber.
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One video posted last week claims Morton&aposs interview was full of "red flags," and states Cooney isn&apost telling the truth about how the 5150 happened.
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It's a portrait of a man who was deeply cynical about politics, but in terms of his own ultimate ends, was passionately committed to telling the truth.
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Wright's demeanor did not impress me as someone who was telling the truth," and also reproached him for his "willful and bad faith pattern of obstructive behavior.
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But his specific claim about "inaccurate" 22016 polling is simply false, and there's good reason to believe he's also not telling the truth about his internal polling.
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It's easy to make fun of Trump for not telling the truth about something so easily checkable as the ratings for his State of the union speech.
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Smollett shouldn't be top of mind, no matter whether he's telling the truth or really staged a phony attack to boost his chances of getting a raise.
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"They are all patently false claims so why the double standard, why do you care about James Comey telling the truth but not President Trump?" he asked.
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"If protest is the act of telling the truth out loud, in public, there are lots of ways you can take the spirit of protest anywhere," Packnett says.
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Selena has to decide whether her sister is mentally ill, or whether she's telling the truth — and if the woman who's returned is even her sister at all.
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"As far as we know, the government did not take any of these steps to verify whether or not Mr. Perez-Domingo was telling the truth," Olivares said.
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"That's the kind of thing that caused Michael Cohen to change his mind and decide to dedicate himself to telling the truth to the American people," Davis said.
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But lets be honest—its real star is Lying Cat, a Cat that can detect when people aren't telling the truth and promptly calls them out for it.
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Even if you believe Daniels is telling the truth about her affair with Trump, it's reasonable to wonder if she's not embellishing these incidents at least a little.
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And it&aposs sad if she&aposs telling the truth because that&aposs how these cases are, but it&aposs not a slam-dunk at all for prosecutors.
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B-ROLL OF MSNBC'S CHRIS MATTHEWS: Comey came across as an honest man under oath against a president who really doesn't focus much attention on telling the truth.
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Prospective borrowers answer questions about their income and plans for repayment by video, which monitors around 50 tiny facial expressions to determine whether they are telling the truth.
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I saw the power in being vulnerable and telling the truth in who I was and realized I could cultivate that same community and connection in real life.
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And you have the documents and we have FBI agents that are going to end being the heroes in this story by telling the truth about the leadership.
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Iggy also claims Keonna's a liar -- saying Keonna is simply not telling the truth about an alleged attempt to contact Iggy to clue her in on the adultery.
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And in the meantime, staffers and officials who say they have not talked to their bosses about their personal feelings on climate change are probably telling the truth.
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Faced with a looming potential crisis in the form of Trump potentially refusing to concede the legitimacy of the election, it's about time they consider telling the truth.
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" Emanuel also pointed to the "ethical cost" of the case, saying for future victims of hate crimes, "now this casts a shadow of whether they're telling the truth.
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"There seems to be evidence that some officers are not telling the truth," Maya Wiley, a former chairwoman for the Civilian Complaint Review Board, said in an interview.
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If the new proposals take effect, students who file complaints will face a system that presumes lying, while a respondent who denies the accusations is telling the truth.
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Although Kavanaugh said he believed that Ford was telling the truth about experiencing a traumatic incident of sexual assault, he reiterated that he was not the one involved.
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Who am I to judge who is telling the truth -- Roy Moore or the multiple women who said he had pursued relationships with them when they were teenagers?
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"Michael Cohen has turned a corner in his life, and he's now dedicated to telling the truth to everyone," said Davis, who is a columnist for The Hill.
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