However, if one isn't truthful about one's ethnicity, what other things may they not be truthful about?
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Clinton viewed her as more truthful and nearly everyone who planned to vote for Mr. Trump viewed him as more truthful.
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But he is trying to flip it on its head and say that he is the one who determines what is truthful or not truthful.
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His judgment repeatedly criticized the women for not being entirely truthful and said it was a dangerous assumption to assume sexual assault complainants are always truthful.
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"[He tells me] to stay strong, keep the realness, stay truthful to your character, stay truthful to yourself, and keep your family around you," the Empire star tells PEOPLE.
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The myth of truthful hyperbole The President actually did use the term "truthful hyperbole" in "The Art of the Deal," the famous ghostwritten best-seller about his early career.
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"I think when you come to Congress you need to provide truthful testimony and if you don't provide truthful testimony there should be a consequence," Chaffetz told reporters after the hearing.
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" He added, " 'Truthful hyperbole' is a contradiction in terms.
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FBI Director James Comey has said Clinton was truthful to the agency when it investigated the matter, but he has declined to say whether he believes she was truthful with the public.
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My testimony before the House Intelligence Committee was entirely truthful.
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He seemed cooperative and forthcoming and truthful with his answers.
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If he had not been truthful, Issa wanted to know.
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The committee stands by its statement, which is completely truthful.
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But the more truthful answer is that it doesn't matter.
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Starz is misusing DMCA takedowns here, and suppressing truthful reporting.
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"I wanted this movie to be truthful," he tells PEOPLE.
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Magic happens when you are vulnerable and truthful and HUMAN.
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Brafman acknowledged that Shkreli was not always truthful with investors.
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I just feel like it's unfair and things aren't truthful.
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All I know is that we believe she's being truthful.
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Adding anonymity will certainly foster more truthful and entertaining queries.
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When your kid says something truthful and awkward, just nod.
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If I'm being truthful, it was not a pleasant experience.
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It would help us all if reviewers were more truthful.
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An impressive 88.7% of its scenes are characterized as truthful.
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That agent said it showed she was credible and truthful.
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She said the video shows her child is being truthful.
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And companies are bound by market regulations to be truthful.
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What I said in my tweet yesterday was 100% truthful.
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In fact, even unambiguously truthful is not necessarily a requirement.
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I'm a very truthful person, and I'm telling the truth.
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We need presidential leadership that's honest, trusted, truthful and steady.
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"Finally, someone was truthful," another user wrote, tagging Barstool Sports.
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CEO Elon Musk about possibly taking the company private truthful?
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Its contents, about a labor negotiation, were truthful and newsworthy.
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The statement said both answers were shown to be truthful.
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She is required to submit accurate information to be truthful.
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Art has emerged as one of our last truthful experiences.
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Nowadays we demand that representations of contemporary events be truthful.
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It's a more open and truthful conversation we're having now.
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The truthful, honest answer is that, yes, we're feeling it.
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But again, I agree, but that's not critical, it's truthful.
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But making truthful claims on Twitter is not Trump's forte.
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People want ... maybe they don't want a truthful person, but I would think I want a truthful person telling me what mistakes I could make or what things I should try more than other things.
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It is the validation that we were on to something truthful.
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Some of the women said the statements were not even truthful.
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So, that did not appear to be terribly truthful by him.
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The FBI interviewers believed Flynn was cooperative and provided truthful answers.
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I had to be pretty truthful, and somewhat vulnerable, for myself.
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It's also matured for 77 days, which seems a truthful number?
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Lawyers for Manafort have said he was truthful with the investigators.
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This is just another example of the internet not being truthful.
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They are simply more truthful and fact-based than negative ones.
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" Hannity: "What I said in my tweet yesterday was 100% truthful.
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But only one of them had the courage to be truthful.
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That's twice as many people agreeing an outlandish headline is truthful.
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Those testimonies aren't always truthful, and neither are the special agents.
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But in -- that testimony was truthful and I stand by it.
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And who's to guarantee that companies building them are being truthful?
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They're also required to confirm whether a story appears sufficiently truthful.
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That's my hope anyway, and I think that that's also truthful.
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We owe it to them to be inclusive, thoughtful, and truthful.
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I am actually pushing them to be more truthful about me.
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Either nobody is using Blackphone, or they aren't being entirely truthful.
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They believe that she was giving a truthful and honest testimony.
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Fifty-eight percent believe he hasn't been truthful about the probe.
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In the end, the best candidates are "extraordinarily truthful," Zangrillo says.
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He's honest and truthful and gets mad when other people aren't.
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"It's just that what he said is not truthful," Carrillo said.
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The results found that she was being truthful in her story.
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We recognize it as tragic, truthful and visionary wherever we are.
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His stated intent for WikiLeaks was to advance truthful political discourse.
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New beginnings often start with a truthful assessment of a situation.
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They just want to know that you're being truthful with them.
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"You must certify that the description is truthful," the settlement says.
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When I write, I try to be as truthful as possible.
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"Kareem was not truthful in those discussions," the team statement said.
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"I gave complete and truthful testimony in my deposition," he said.
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"I can't say everything's truthful," she said of Dr. Blasey's account.
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It's essential that they deal in truthful feedback from real people.
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"In that process," he added, "you get something that is truthful."
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Her bias is to assume that every alleged victim is truthful.
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TRUMP You should try truthful hyperbole or just make stuff up.
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But Ford was truthful, credible, and what's worse for Republicans, inspiring.
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Some agents came to believe that she was not being truthful.
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We are a country without a history – without a truthful history.
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He was the most unashamed, truthful person I had ever met.
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First and foremost, I blame the caregiver for not being truthful.
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"To be truthful, I still don't accept it," she told me.
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" Stone maintained that he was being truthful when he testified before the House panel, claiming that he "could prove if forced to that everything I said in my submitted statement and in my questions was truthful.
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This stereotype goes beyond Shostakovich and beyond his music, all the way to music itself, imagined as pure and spotless, utterly truthful the way mathematics is truthful, unresistant to martyrdom and co-option but ultimately triumphant.
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The survey found that 28503 percent of Republicans polled said they think Trump is truthful the majority of the time, while 22019 percent of Republicans polled said he is truthful some of the time or less.
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She also said FBI Director James Comey said her answers have been "truthful and consistent," though she later clarified she specifically meant the answers she gave the FBI were truthful, and consistent with what she's said publicly.
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The couple's lawyer, Paul Levy, claims that the couple's allegation was truthful.
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Manafort, however, said he had "provided truthful information," according to the filing.
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I'd tried being kind to everyone, helping everyone, being truthful to everyone.
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If the American people have been given more truthful information, that's terrific.
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I think I just try to be truthful about how I feel.
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But these people are not truthful; that's why I don't trust them.
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The special prosecutor will be asked to determine whether Lau was truthful.
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You know how we sometimes use jokes to avoid more truthful conversations?
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The dialogue, from a script Affleck co-wrote, is sly and truthful.
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But this storytelling is actually based on something beautiful, honest, and truthful.
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Taxidermists attempting truthful portrayals were often hampered by a lack of information.
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I don't know who will be excited for Varoufakis, to be truthful.
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It's perhaps the most truthful journey any show about parenting can take.
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Or, don't assume that a doctor will be completely transparent and truthful.
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Christie claimed at that time Stepien had not been truthful with him.
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There is meaning in there, because he is striving for something truthful.
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I feel the best when I express myself in a truthful way.
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But you also have to be truthful when things are not right.
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"WikiLeaks' justification was that they were providing truthful information," Correa told CNN.
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"Being truthful and honest with your children, especially when they ask questions."
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And truthful and honest, and not force it and stop manipulating people.
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But you can't trust these people now, you got to be truthful.
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The Cleveland speech ended with a nifty, if not wholly truthful flourish.
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The senator said "nothing" that Trump wrote in his tweets was truthful.
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But he was steadfast in his insistence that Trump himself was truthful.
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A truthful person usually answers a follow-up question with additional details.
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Proverbs or statements that rhyme sound more truthful to humans, psychologists find.
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How do you assure Americans that you will be honest and truthful?
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This is an examination of how truthful some of the responses were.
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I was not being dealt with in a forthright and truthful manner.
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But it came from my book, which, in truthful hyperbole, I wrote.
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The White House and Congress must be truthful with the American people.
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If you're truthful and your information is important, you get X percent.
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That means evidence of the truthful answers to the questions lied about.
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We created a piece of art that's very truthful and very beautiful.
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"What I said in my tweet yesterday was 100% truthful," he said.
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In this dramatic rendering, they're not particularly truthful with one other either.
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"I found her truthful and maintain no animus toward her," he wrote.
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That way you could tell if they were being truthful or not.
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"Consumers may come to lack confidence that reviews are truthful," they wrote.
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A cultural icon emerged because we weren't necessarily truthful about our portrayal.
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"It may not be a satisfying answer, but it's a truthful one."
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"Volkswagen has to become more honest, more open, more truthful," he said.
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Truthful answers could destroy relationships, expose illegal behaviors, unloose cascades of shame.
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After that, the statements get rated, from the truthful to the ridiculous.
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" These actors, he added, have "the natural ability to always be truthful.
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"If you're being questioned by the FBI, just be truthful," Lewandowski added.
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And what we communicate as a manufacturer is truthful and not misleading.
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Whether it's actually able to be as truthful as it was is debatable.
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So many of us are suffering in silence because we're not being truthful.
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Mueller has written in court filings that he believes Cohen has been truthful.
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When Congress asks you a question, you're expected to give a truthful answer.
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I am hilarious (in my humble opinion), artistic, truthful, awesome, diligent and intelligent.
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"It was a long meeting, but it was a truthful meeting," Rivers said.
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Where she's really wonderful is leading an authentic life and a truthful life.
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As long as your advocacy is truthful, it can be a valuable contribution.
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" Corker also criticized Trump for not being truthful and for "debasing our nation.
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And the meaningful relationships is, can we be totally truthful with each other?
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And can we have that kind of conversation in a radically truthful way?
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"I don't know if I'm on the same page," Becca says, being truthful.
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For us, the performance should be truthful, whether or not it is stylish.
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The court ruled that the First Amendment protected truthful and non-misleading speech.
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This is a more truthful portrait of addiction — it doesn't just go away.
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Fully aware of their seductiveness, he doubts that they can ever be truthful.
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In those times, I always found her to be open, forthcoming and truthful.
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Twenty-nine percent think Sessions, a former GOP senator from Alabama, was truthful.
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Amarin said in a statement that truthful information ultimately served the public good.
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"Speaking directly, I could make it more truthful to my voice," he said.
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As a strong proponent of free speech, he also believes in truthful speech.
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"I think people are striving for real handmade, truthful, honest objects," says Moon.
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"If it's truthful, then the constitution is agnostic as to audience," she declared.
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Prosecutors want to make sure the defendant's story checks out, he's being truthful.
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It is searingly truthful, but there are huge elements of fantasy and imagination.
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I have been truthful and consistent on every single level since Day 1.
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He has always been straightforward, honest, truthful and a very, very decent man.
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So that's a higher-order way of judging: Is it truthful or not?
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But Trump is nonetheless not always truthful when he talks about this subject.
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We paid attention to those little details to make it realistic and truthful.
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Eventually, she stops trying to figure out who's being truthful and who's not.
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Smollett has maintained that he has been "truthful and consistent" about the assault.
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He's virtually incapable of uttering a truthful or coherent thought about almost anything.
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You can catch up, share memes, make something healthy and new and truthful.
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To be totally truthful, I didn't follow the pheromone's instructions to the letter.
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Now, even in a case like that, the debriefing process can take a while because you have to make sure they're not only being truthful about what they were doing in the room, they have to be truthful about everything.
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Forty-six percent of voters said President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE had been "not too truthful" or "not truthful at all," while 41 percent think Trump has been "very" or "somewhat" truthful.
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Flynn had to resign after not being truthful about phone calls with the ambassador.
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Instead, they were victims of a police set-up to silence their truthful reporting.
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If I'm being completely truthful with myself, this was the moment she became mine.
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JORDAN: He was not under oath but is obligated to be truthful with Congress.
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The perception that Gillibrand is not being entirely truthful with voters could hurt her.
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"I've been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one," he said.
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"I've always found fiction more truthful than reality," he says in the voice over.
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We all know this ends with Colton's pledges of fidelity seeming less-than-truthful.
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It explains that any autonomous system or robot should be accountable, truthful and unprejudiced.
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I look for amazing and truthful responses from people of all walks of life.
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My biggest concern was first being truthful and honest to that journey with Justin.
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Johnson said Sullivan was "open" and "truthful" in his statements to the grand jury.
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Specifically, I expect that compelling evidence will show his categorical denial to be truthful.
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Even Stranger Things, which is otherwise pretty truthful in its child actors, didn't bother.
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"The primary problem is they're being less than truthful," Sheriff Lynn Bowerman tells PEOPLE.
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Tillerson's reputation as a tough, truthful and honest negotiator wasn't damaged by this contact.
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Does this mean that PolitiFact was biased, or that Democrats were actually more truthful?
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It was painful to not feel able to be truthful about who I am.
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Trump's spokeswoman reacted fiercely to those statements, insisting the President was a truthful man.
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Nobody else could be as hilarious, tragic, terrifying & truthful all at the same time.
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"My truthful answer to you… I always thought of Dumbledore as gay," she said.
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If you're asked about that decision on an interview, Ten Haagen said, be truthful.
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Hader: Sally flipping the table on Barry and not being truthful in the scene.
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But When Harry Met Sally was intended to have a more complicated, truthful ending.
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It's saying I'm untruthful and at the same time I'm truthful about being untruthful.
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Tuymans is a figurative painter who doubts whether visual representations can ever be truthful.
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"So I know we would get a truthful answer out of Steph," Kerr said.
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Fewer than half of the people who saw the ad thought it was truthful.
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After a while, it becomes easier to keep lying rather than to be truthful.
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Ward has maintained that his reports were accurate and truthful, but has since resigned.
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But even then he was less than truthful about his knowledge of Farrakhan's bigotry.
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Todd then asked a second time whether Giuliani believes the president to be truthful.
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Clinton had been truthful and forthcoming in the three-and-a-half-hour meeting.
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We consulted the tax experts and Mr. Cook seems to have been technically truthful.
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Lt. Bob Bourque told Ars Technica he did not think Natt's claim was truthful.
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"I'm going to withhold judgement on whether he was truthful or not," he said.
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In a moment she added, 'Hey, Lucy, is that what's called a truthful sentence?
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Didn't I just see you on the computer giving a talk about truthful sentences?
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It was important to me that my work was represented in a truthful way.
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We met with Mr Acting President and the discussion was very honest, truthful, forthright.
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He&aposs synonymous with a radically transparent and truthful approach to business and management.
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"We need presidential leadership that's honest, trusted, truthful and steady, reassuring leadership," Biden added.
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"Even in times such as these, they are not truthful," Trump said on Twitter.
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What's the most authentic, what's truthful, his way of working — he'll never compromise that.
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"I want to be truthful with you without creating more speculative headlines," he said.
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It would have been truthful and a sincere reflection of my frame of mind.
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Or is a company allowed to present the best truthful version of itself possible?
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The company will be relying on passengers to be truthful about any close encounters.
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Lying was a big part of his business strategy — he called it 'truthful hyperbole.
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"To me, that meant being truthful to the experience of everyone involved," she said.
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There's the truthful observation by Godard that you have to see what you shoot.
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For over a decade, I've looked to the New York Times for truthful reporting.
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But the essays were intended to be truthful and clear explanations of church controversies.
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Smollett, 36, has maintained that he has been "truthful and consistent" about the assault.
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" Wikileaks maintained the United States wants to "prosecute a publisher for publishing truthful information.
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Shkreli "was always truthful to the mission to make Retrophin a success," Brafman said.
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Historians generally suggest two approaches to tell a truthful story without causing family strife.
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Louisiana maintained it was just providing truthful information to the voters of the state.
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"I've been truthful and consistent on every single level since Day 1," he said.
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Well, I mean, I felt I had to be truthful or forget about it.
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"I've been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one," Smollett said.
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Ms. Lake said that number was inflated, because voters are not often truthful with pollsters.
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I'm saying let's be careful with our terms, and genuinely truthful, and not necessarily alarmist.
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There's a whole school of people who are very successful by not being truthful, right?
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But a truthful account of his administration from conservatives who have worked inside it might.
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But let's be truthful: the list is long and still protected by the status quo.
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But since he has implicitly supported their white nationalist sympathies, here we have truthful exaggeration.
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It's about finding yourself and your truth then staying truthful to that, no matter what.
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Everyone needs to follow the law and be truthful in their interactions with the FBI.
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I just want to be truthful at the end of the day, above anything else.
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The group's first recommendation is that market participants are "clear and truthful" in their communications.
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You have a platform, write about things that matter by using truthful stories, not gossip.
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You have a platform; write about things that matter by using truthful stories, not gossip.
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Our desire to harness our happiness ultimately means we're not living in a truthful way.
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" I felt I had a fiduciary responsibility [to be truthful] so I said, "Ed, no.
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As our top law enforcement officer, the AG must be truthful and uphold the law.
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And though Locken laughed off the suggestion, Simmons still felt that Locken wasn't being truthful.
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"Once you're able to really be truly truthful with yourself, it's life changing," she said.
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Rather, Comey said that her statements to the FBI were truthful, not her public statements.
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I don't think it's necessary and I just feel like it's unfair, things aren't truthful.
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From the beginning, we told them we would be truthful and not pull any punches.
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It is difficult to determine who is being truthful between Trump and Comey, Kinzinger said.
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Yes, say anything you want, but it relies even more on the speech being truthful.
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He obstructed justice by not being truthful to me or her, and that implies guilt.
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I switch back and forth between Dayle's Truthful Serum or Le Mieux TGF-B Booster.
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There has been no indication that the information provided was either useful or truthful. 6.
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If your friend has been less than truthful, your plan may encourage her to backtrack.
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President Donald Trump was 'generally' not truthful in his written responses to questions from prosecutors.
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"As a couple, we believe in media freedom and objective, truthful reporting," the statement begins.
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The company itself has not been truthful in talking about the condition of the pipeline.
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If you're not fully truthful, you lose the protection afforded to you under this agreement.
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It also expressed concerns that Sinclair may not have been fully truthful with the agency.
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Before there is reconciliation, there must be truthful engagement with the conditions of Trumpian reaction.
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Truthful and transparent is great, but we don't even have a coherent strategy to obfuscate.
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You have to tell a truthful story about how America got to where it is.
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Spontaneous and truthful, they were meant for the private eyes of those close to him.
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If we're being truthful, none of us can say with absolute certainty that it's impossible.
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But there is clear, substantial evidence that Kavanaugh has not been truthful throughout this process.
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His only hint was to note that, on this issue, politicians are not always truthful.
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He set out to rewrite those spiteful myths by showcasing and preserving other, truthful narratives.
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Question for you: What kind of evidence would persuade you that Kavanaugh is being truthful?
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All I'm ever striving for is to make the characters feel truthful, but also surprising.
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"As a couple, we believe in media freedom and objective, truthful reporting," the statement said.
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Indeed, truthful information about candidates for high office lies at the heart of constitutional protection.
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"Make sure what you are saying is true – it has to be truthful," he says.
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You see, I wasn't being completely truthful when I said you couldn't blow my cover.
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"I have been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one," Smollett said.
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Our movement ignored Orwell's warning that 'political language is designed to make lies sound truthful.
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The first is that a truthful statement is one that conforms to facts or reality.
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Mr. Sloan's testimony to the committee about this effort was truthful and in good faith.
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You do that by trying to be truthful — not trying to lay out every fact, because you can arrange a series of facts to tell any story you want, but to try to be truthful to who the characters were and to what they experienced.
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The survey also highlights sharp divides among whites by education on Trump's public statements: whites without a college degree say Trump has been truthful by 50%-40%, while whites with a degree say he has not been truthful by a broad 32%-63% split.
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The plea agreement, which was filed in federal court Monday in Charleston, states that Mr. Meek has agreed to be "fully truthful and forthright with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies" and provide "full, complete and truthful information" about crimes he knows of.
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Is it best for the NFL to actually know whether the Al Jazeera story was truthful?
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That case says, when you make an application for a warrant, you have to be truthful.
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If Twitch finds Scott's comments to be truthful, it's possible that the streamer could be banned.
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How do you see Blue Mountain as rendering a more truthful version of the American West?
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What I was trying to do was record what was going on in a truthful way.
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Your art has to be truthful and honest, or I don't think it speaks to people.
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It means we played truthful with the violence they did to each other from the start.
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I tried to find the most interesting actors, and talk with them about what felt truthful.
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B was commonly disliked for her attempts to subtly influence our opinions and never being truthful.
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I was like, okay, it does seem incredibly outlandish on UnREAL, so how truthful is it?
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Enthusiasts say it is more truthful to the original sport than its American parallel, beep baseball.
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"I've been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one," the Empire actor said.
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We wanted a picture of events that felt hard to look at and that felt truthful.
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And I&aposll have to be truthful he and I always didn&apost agree on everything.
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Cummings noted that he had warned Cohen about the need to be truthful in his testimony.
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You have to be honest, you have to be correct and you have to be truthful.
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Kirke's truthful answers reaffirm that she is one of the most candid actresses in the biz.
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Countless psychological studies have shown that what is easy to process is seen as more truthful.
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Democrats, generally, accepted Cohen's testimony as truthful, however Republicans were far more suspicious of his credibility.
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And in fact in the travel office affair, once again, she had been less than truthful.
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Republicans on Thursday said the bill would not prevent the FCC from enforcing truthful billing practices.
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Trump later said that people who flip and cooperate with an investigation are not being truthful.
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The messy aspects of it and the volume of it really ring to me very truthful.
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For two weeks the largest newspaper in the country was prohibited from publishing truthful, newsworthy information.
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"I want to be truthful with you without creating more speculative headlines," he told the Times.
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The administration is considered truthful by 220006 percent of registered voters and untruthful by 2202 percent.
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Francis said his error in judgement was the result of "lack of truthful and balanced information."
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But the system relies partially on self-reporting and on the applicant's references to be truthful.
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He wants to give his side of the case, which he believes is the truthful one.
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Finding science that's exciting, presenting it in a truthful, accessible, well-sourced way — that's the job.
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Outreach from the government is often met with distrust, further isolating the community from truthful information.
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When asked during the campaign about his truthfulness, he replied that maybe he is too truthful.
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Which is impressive, even if a more truthful image would show him spinning in his grave.
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Capturing a truthful young female body is also hard because there are so many fake ones.
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When developing health, safety, consumer and environmental protections, agencies depend upon truthful feedback from the public.
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It relies on the honor system and some passengers are just not going to be truthful.
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" Mr. Gregory said, "We are independent and focus on truthful reporting, including on the Trump administration.
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Under the conditions of her proffer, as long as Maia is truthful she won't be prosecuted.
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For starters, you can't be sure that everyone you talk to will be 100 percent truthful.
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You should definitely be direct and truthful, but it's still worthwhile to use a light touch.
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But what happens when truthful political materials like these documentary Nazi photographs are turned into artworks?
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Smollett has maintained his innocence and said he has been "truthful and consistent" about the incident.
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And that is a subjective dimension, but it's an important and truthful part of the story.
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Cooperating witnesses are incentivized to provide truthful information and testimony through the possibility of sentencing reductions.
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"There is no truthful way to refer to it without using meat terms," Ms. Almy said.
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"You can't get more truthful than a direct video of the event, after all," he says.
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Iowa State officials wrote that scholars have an obligation to be truthful when providing public commentary.
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The information must be truthful and supportable, and if it includes any performance results, the firm must be truthful, offer context, disclose any limitations or deviations in the data, and have documentation both supporting the performance cited and the decision to offer it in that manner.
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"The more real and truthful it is, the more people get from it," according to Mr Riggall.
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At the time Mueller first made that claim, the defense attorneys argued that Manafort had been truthful.
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He also wasn&apost truthful when he said I&aposm not withholding any evidence of subpoenaed records.
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If I could imagine it, and what I do imagine, is my life's passion, to be truthful.
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No. While it's not technically lying to describe these gadgets as "artificial intelligence," it's hardly truthful either.
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That's because evidence keeps coming out that makes Sessions's earlier claims look somewhat less than fully truthful.
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I've built this shit off just being honest and truthful, it's not a lie on that project.
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"For us, the jury is out," he said, which in retrospect seems to be not entirely truthful.
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Messing with the permanence of messages could make it feel less reliable or truthful to some users.
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Filmmakers have a web of misinformation and alternative facts to dig through to construct a truthful narrative.
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I have to realize that someone being truthful is going to be more rare than someone lying.
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"Volkswagen has to become more honest, more open, more truthful," Diess said at VW's annual shareholder meeting.
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Kourtney challenges her former boyfriend to be truthful about his unfaithfulness that ultimately led to their separation.
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They shared their inspiration with us and in turn inspire us to live more truthful, honest lives.
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Officials say the credibility of NATO, an alliance of 28 democracies, relies on being open and truthful.
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Among the many lasting beauties of Manchester by the Sea is its truthful exploration of modern masculinity.
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Hillary Clinton may have a reputation for being less than truthful, but Donald Trump is a liar.
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The way they are portraying what went down, I believe, it as truthful as you can get.
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I wouldn't be truthful if I were to say I haven't used this ambiguity to my advantage.
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They wanted to be truthful, so their account couldn't be repudiated later if the full details emerged.
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It's that celebrities are undermining the most basic foundations of truthful advertising and knowingly deceiving their fans.
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" NBC News reported, without skepticism, that the "Lie Detector Test Shows Stormy Daniels Truthful About Trump Affair.
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And much of the blame will lie with conservatives who are triggered by two little, truthful words.
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And they questioned whether Kavanaugh had been truthful about his role in a Bush-era detention policy.
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"Those folks have been generally — in almost all the presentations — they've generally been very truthful," he continued.
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As long as you are truthful in your application, then, you're not the fly in the ointment.
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When my mom finally confronted him on this, his answer was simple, as truthful answers often are.
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Sessions says that his answers were truthful because his meetings with Kislyak weren't specifically about the campaign.
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That's why it's best to avoid playing the odds and be totally truthful when you shop.4.
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"Sometimes he's been truthful about some matters, but he also sometimes finds some wiggle room," Bernstein said.
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"The IG review acknowledges an indisputable fact: The administrator's congressional testimony was truthful," said spokeswoman Pamela Dixon.
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Among those measures, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy wants to guarantee "truthful, objective and balanced" coverage in Catalonia.
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If they had been truthful and had responded aggressively, we would be in a far better position.
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" In general, she said, "the United States supports science-based labeling that is truthful and not misleading.
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Maco added that both Dylan and her mother, Mia Farrow, had appeared to be honorable and truthful.
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"We believe our public disclosures have been complete, timely and truthful," the company said in a statement.
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The same restrictions have been applied to online copies of newspapers that published truthful articles years before.
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And if I'm going to be truthful, that room began to expand only after he was dead.
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The president of the United States calls truthful journalism "fake news" and reporters "enemies of the people".
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"I was told that my process of being totally, radically truthful was hurting people's morale," he says.
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" (Joe said Kevin, which was deemed a truthful answer.) "Are you a better singer than your brothers?
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But the novel is scented with an air of nostalgia that, while truthful, is less than compelling.
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" Woods said no, and later, Thurman said she passed and that he believed she was "being truthful.
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"It freed me up, in some ways, to discover what is truthful in the moment," he said.
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We believe our public disclosures have been complete, timely and truthful and we have not misled investors.
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Smollett has maintained his innocence and said he has been "truthful and consistent" since the saga began.
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"The outcome of that is that truthful, reliable, non-sensational, deep news outlets will win," he said.
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It is impossible to know whether they were truthful or representative of the rest of their gender.
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In short, these businesses should make truthful representations and be built on real sales to real people.
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The president has said that it's "very hard for me to imagine" that the allegation is truthful.
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I like to think that the Bourne franchise has really, really good, very truthful actors in it.
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Really, when you think about it, Mason Plumlee getting kicks in the nards is beautiful and truthful.
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Ford's lawyer also had her take a polygraph test in August, which found she was being truthful.
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Recognizing and talking about dishonesty is better for the kids, and will make them more truthful going forward.
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She eventually admits that she is in love with him, and the lie detector confirms she's being truthful.
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But updated, truthful flood insurance prices could put millions of home and business owners deep in the red.
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It is enbolding uncivil threatening behavior, attacking others over a skewed, less than truthful, viewpoint from news organizations.
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" -- CBS News prez Susan Zirinsky: "There is a real hunger right now for a truthful reporting of news.
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In one of his earnest poetic ditties, Massey wrote: A picture is so beautiful, When it is truthful.
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"In Iran we should be embraced even by the right because we're telling a truthful story," he said.
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David Opdyke: Truthful Hyperbole continues at Magnan Metz Gallery (521 West 26th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through October 22.
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" But Tarrats thinks they aren't being truthful: "True colors come out and I'm just thinking they're being fake.
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Relationships are exceedingly important, it's pretty simple: Be yourself, be truthful, and don't expect relationships to flourish overnight.
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Mueller noted that he found Comey's retelling of events to the public to be truthful -- and not Trump's.
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He had "sought to fight the humanitarian crisis in his country through truthful, heartbreaking reporting," the article said.
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I think she's really warm, special, down to earth, truthful, giving, kind, supportive of women, genuine, smart, fabulous.
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This shift toward "a more complex, truthful view of women" can be seen in Bening's own film career.
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"I wish I could forget this truthful event, but I cannot because it is the truth," she said.
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Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel Conley told reporters after the verdict was read that Bond's testimony was truthful.
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Auditors have also checked people's social media feeds to make sure they are being truthful about their location.
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But I think that being truthful about the story means it can't just be a recital of music.
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I'm a perfectionist and I want to be truthful to my beliefs, if you know what I mean.
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CALLAN: WELL, I THINK I TRIED TO BE PRETTY DIRECT AND TRUTHFUL ABOUT THE ROLE I DID PLAY.
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Was the President being truthful when he denied that he told Comey to back off the Flynn investigation?
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"Director Comey said my answers were truthful and consistent," with what she's said in the past, she added.
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In order to get the final, truthful answer, Sean underwent a DNA paternal test involving all three men.
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For whatever reason, truthful news media obviously hasn't been a priority for Facebook despite promises to the contrary.
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Important is almost an understatement of the track he's recorded, containing lyrics too truthful to bear at times.
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So when you tell people what is actually happening—and you are truthful with them—is this disruption?
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Given that this survey is self-reported, it's possible that millennials were being more truthful than their elders.
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During this campaign, every reliable fact-checker has found she has been much more truthful than Mr. Trump.
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To be truthful, you could say a lot more before it becomes clear what he's going to do.
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I just want truthful testimony under oath in front of a grand jury, and if indictments result, fine.
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I mean, when he goes and he is very truthful, they kind of were taken back by it.
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There's plenty of surrealism and some broad accents, but the comedy in Flowers comes from a truthful place.
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Kevin: To be truthful with you, I don't know if [today's DJs in Detroit] talk to each other!
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So it's not surprising to see new-CEO Dara Khosrowshahi having no tolerance for candidates who aren't truthful.
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"Confrontation is not an effective way of getting truthful information," said Shane Sturman, the company's president and CEO.
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He tries to write songs that are honest and truthful and don't try to be something they're not.
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"I want to be truthful with you without creating more speculative headlines," he told The New York Times.
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However, it is evident to almost everyone who witnessed Judge Kavanaugh's testimony that he was not entirely truthful.
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It's important to not try to overthink and censor yourself, to be truthful and to say something honest.
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Have you "always been completely truthful in your public statements about your net worth," my attorneys asked Donald.
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This is when the story feels especially truthful, watching unassuming students look for the voice of the ocean.
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More broadly, we must fight other forms of this falsifying new jargon and seek out more truthful language.
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It's uncanny how little Morris style has changed over the decades, and how subtly, disarmingly, truthful it remains.
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It is a core value at Freetrade, and it means both being truthful as well as caring personally.
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"I wish I could forget this truthful event, but I cannot because it is the truth," she wrote.
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Sessions later testified in front of the House Judiciary Committee in November that his previous statements were truthful.
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Once again, President Trump was not truthful about his actions in court to destroy pre-existing condition protections.
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RAYMOND DALIO: I was told that my process of being, like, totally radically truthful was hurting people's morale.
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Free does not have to mean all free in order for the word to be truthful and effective.
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"If we did not believe that his testimony was truthful, we wouldn't have had him testify," Heyman said.
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When he said that, I understood exactly what -- he was so truthful, and I thought that came out.
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"You definitely passed, and I believe you're being truthful in the test," the administrator said at the end.
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The truthful answer is we found a terrific leader there who had stood up the Zappos facility there.
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I tried being kind to everyone, helping everyone, being truthful to everyone… The truth is most important to me.
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"I've been nothing but truthful, and you are not gonna mess it up," Luke shouts at his fellow contestant.
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"They were victims of a police set-up to silence their truthful reporting," the news agency said in April.
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"JCN's disregard for fair or truthful advertising impugns the integrity of the judicial election process," the independent group said.
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It's going to open up discussion but there's nothing done in this show that isn't truthful to the characters.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, D-New York, said she didn't believe Kavanaugh was being truthful during his hearings when he testified.
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In his testimony, he said Clinton had been truthful with investigators, but disputed a number of her public statements.
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The new iteration of the show also promises to be more truthful than the original, according to Spencer, 35.
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Jussie thanked everyone who supported him through this case, and maintained he'd been truthful and consistent throughout the case.
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If Trump releases detailed medical records, as he's been promising to do, it's not clear they'll be truthful, either.
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It also must be more truthful in its advertising and detail what kinds of speeds users should actually expect.
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Assange "is being sought for prosecution in the United States … for publishing truthful information," Robinson said earlier this week.
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The episode kicks off with Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) pondering over her late mother's advice about being honest and truthful.
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Trump described his boasts as "truthful hyperbole, "an innocent form of exaggeration," and "a very effective form of promotion.
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His obligation to provide truthful information came with that agreement; it did not turn on the presence of counsel.
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It's going to open up discussion, but there's nothing done in this show that isn't truthful to the characters.
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I think she's really warm, special, down to earth, truthful, giving, kind, supportive of women, genuine, smart [and] fabulous.
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"Director Comey said my answers were truthful and consistent," she had said in an interview on Fox News Sunday.
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Geminis are not famous for being the most truthful sign in the zodiac, sorry to break it to you.
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Ninety-five percent of Democrats surveyed said Trump was dishonest, while 66 percent of Republicans said Trump was truthful.
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" The New York Daily News claimed this "shows Stormy Daniels was truthful about having 'unprotected' sex with Donald Trump.
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" During the speech, Kerry is expected to say that democracy relies on free speech and on "speech being truthful.
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Manafort's lawyers disagree that be breached the deal and have said he was truthful in his interviews with investigators.
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He added that bears are common in the region, but that the report was probably more "cute" than truthful.
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They could read a food label or product advertisement and trust that the information it contained was reasonably truthful.
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Kindness and compassion give rise to self-confidence, which in turn empowers us to be honest, truthful and transparent.
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Look for what others do well and congratulate them on their accomplishments; be truthful but humble about your own.
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"What I said in my tweet yesterday was 85033% truthful," he wrote to his more than 3.8 million followers.
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"I believe so," Spicer said when asked by "Today" host Savannah Guthrie whether he thinks the president is truthful.
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" Rosamund Pike, who stars opposite him in "A United Kingdom," described him as "truthful, eloquent, impassioned, soulful and powerful.
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Once you know how you compare to people with similar jobs, be truthful about your current compensation, Welch says.
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Instead, he sought a poetry that was truthful and perceptive enough to be trustworthy even when annihilation seemed imminent.
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I always want to be truthful with my characters and, in those instances, that's ratcheted up ten thousand times.
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This was based on evaluations of 104 mock courtroom videos featuring actors instructed to be either deceptive or truthful.
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If I'm being truthful, I should credit him for my prompt start time at the office over those years.
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Clinton's traditional attack ads were not rated as memorable or as truthful as the attacks using Mr. Trump's voice.
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Saint John said she wasn't involved in the campaign, but she called the ads "truthful" to the team's efforts.
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" One aspect of social life Hollinghurst closely considers here is this one: "the problems of being truthful but kind.
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Read more: Trump Sells Tax Plan With False Claims Read more: How Truthful Was Trump in His First Year?
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Yeah, if I remember correctly, I was trying to lyrically explore memory and how reliable, how truthful memories are.
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"Every time I walked in the door I was representing myself as being honest and truthful," Mr. Howe said.
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There is disagreement about whether messages about things like high demand constitute a dark pattern if they are truthful.
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"I've been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one," Smollett told reporters in a press conference.
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" Along those lines, he argued that the marshaling of undeniable facts to hurt and discredit others "is not truthful.
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"I must be truthful and admit that there were lapses on the part of defense officials," Mr. Sirisena said.
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"I must be truthful and admit that there were lapses on the part of defense officials," the president said.
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They answered the 5 W'S AND AN H questions to present truthful responses and learn about themselves and others.
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Victoria Paul was not entirely truthful about her past with Alayah Benavidez, despite there being evidence of their friendship.
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"Journalism comes in all shapes and sizes, with the universal goal of publishing truthful, newsworthy information," the companies wrote.
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The most effective tools in the making of a non-patriot are time, honesty and a truthful self-education.
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" He said in the interview that he wanted "truthful" information from Assange and was not pressuring him to "lie.
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Twitter said it did not want to set a precedent for deciding what is and is not truthful online.
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Even in the broadest of broad [comedy] we've done, we always approach it from sincerity, from a truthful place.
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Yet even taking all of the facts alleged here as truthful, they alone should not be grounds for impeachment.
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His defense team notes on Monday that he was truthful during the "majority" of his 50 hours of interviews.
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The PIE Act also requires that all shared information be truthful and based on competent and reliable scientific evidence.
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"I learned that I needed to be more honest than I was, more truthful with my comedy," she says.
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"I have been truthful and consistent on every single level since Day One," he said in a short statement.
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It's something we all think about, in and out of therapy: Can I be truthful and still be loved?
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Ms. Bana said Mr. Eddy had been "very transparent and truthful" about his call to Mr. Boren seeking money.
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None of the inventions seem real; or, rather, they feel hyper-real, truthful precisely because of their distinctly human absurdity.
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Then Saudi Arabia kicked the BBC's irritatingly truthful Arabic-language channel off a Saudi satellite, causing it to shut down.
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The mailer also questioned Howard's claim that she is a lifelong Republican, and generally whether she is a truthful person.
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The test — which was administered by a former FBI agent — reportedly showed that Ford was being truthful about her allegations.
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The unamused communications minister, Marianela Paco, denounced it as an "attack on the people's right to reliable and truthful news".
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The government bringing criminal charges against someone for publishing truthful information is a dangerous path for a democracy to take.
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"It's my opinion that she was not being as truthful as she should have been on the stand," he says.
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Musk wouldn't accept the deal because he believed that doing so "would not be truthful to himself," according to CNBC.
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Belichick and Brady may very well be Trump supporters, but every sign points to Trump being not exactly truthful here.
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In addition, employees need to believe that they will not face retaliation if they come forward in a truthful manner.
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USADA said the CAS panel of arbitrators found del Moral's testimony in the case to be credible, truthful and useful.
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Fishel told the court he prayed for guidance after meeting with Michael Jensen, and determined the teen was being truthful.
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I want my son to have a high emotional IQ where he is free to be caring, truthful, and honest.
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"Director Comey said my answers were truthful and consistent," with what she's said in the past, she said on Sunday.
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"What I told the FBI, which he said was truthful, is consistent with what I have said publicly," she added.
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He did neither, it was not complete and it wasn't truthful, so there's no question about a violation of law.
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The story he's telling you is one that gestures at the truth without technically lying but also without being truthful.
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Prosecutors would not have accepted a plea deal with Cohen if they did not believe he was giving truthful information.
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The filing also said that Manafort, who maintains he has been truthful to Mueller, appeared before a grand jury twice.
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"Never once has a person, much less a company tried to bribe me to undo my truthful claim," Bredouw said.
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Manafort provided "complete and truthful information to the best of his ability," the lawyers wrote in the 10-page filing.
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" ACLU: "Criminally prosecuting a publisher for the publication of truthful information would be a first in American history, and unconstitutional.
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" Fifty-one percent additionally disagreed that Trump is "honest and truthful," while 29 percent agreed and 19 percent "don't know.
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"Chopra added that the settlement "sends the wrong message," and could lead shoppers "to lack confidence that reviews are truthful.
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This left us confident that the candidate the respondents deemed more truthful was the one whom they would vote for.
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"I'm seeing a failure to appreciate the importance of testifying before Congress in a way that is straightforward and truthful."
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Perhaps a more truthful accounting of the limits of medical interventions would be a better approach to addressing this problem.
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The dataset basically consists of videos in which participants were asked to be either truthful or deceptive in different scenarios.
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They sure can—but you also have the right to post a bad review, provided that it's a truthful one.
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The UDC still exists, and continues to work towards its goal of telling the "truthful" history of the Civil War.
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" Sessoms sees his drawings as a way to "put a more truthful images out there that strengthen our cultural narrative.
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"When I was writing this I was just focussing on being really, really honest and really, really truthful," said Brand.
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After a diet of propaganda from the Pyongyang government, North Koreans can find truthful information from abroad confusing, even shocking.
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Even reading a script from a teleprompter, this executive could not deliver a truthful, coherent message to a jittery nation.
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" In that context, there is something oddly prescient and truthful about the two sisters at the center of "Cataract Valley.
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Of course it's also possible that Ross is not being truthful about his interest in racial equality and environmental sustainability.
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However, the immunity agreement covers only truthful testimony, and is void if he is found to have lied under oath.
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" Allen Ginsberg: "Harvey Milk died for your sins" Allen Ginsberg: "I deserve a cute boy's kiss for this truthful hat.
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Mr. Manafort's lawyers insisted that their client had been truthful but acknowledged that the two sides were at an impasse.
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A Chilean judge later determined that the allegations against the priest were truthful, but the statute of limitations had expired.
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The best you can say about some of those people is that they weren't truthful I think in some cases.
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In the following weeks, I found myself asking probing questions to ensure information shared with me and others was truthful.
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But Mr. Cohen's latest version of events raised questions about whether Mr. Trump had been truthful with Mr. Mueller's team.
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At another point, she told a Fox News reporter on Tuesday, "I can't say everything's truthful" in Dr. Blasey's account.
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If he's not seen as a truthful, competent leader, his chances of serving a second term will be greatly imperiled.
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He also wrote that journalist Ronan Farrow -- who had reported extensively on Weinstein and the #MeToo movement -- was not truthful.
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First, the administration is not being truthful when it claims the director was dismissed for what he did last summer.
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O'Hare said he's unsure how he's going to advise people who are nervous about being truthful about their immigration status.
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If there's something on your resume or in your work experience you're worried about, in a truthful and compelling way.
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The best checkers are allies, suggesting fixes and zooming out to make each article as truthful and helpful as possible.
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" Bondy told CNBC that Parnas wants to give House investigators "truthful and important information that is in furtherance of justice.
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" Trump's economy is built almost entirely on wish and whimsy, spectacle and diversion—what he likes to call "truthful hyperbole.
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It's easy to sensationalize manic depression, but you want it to be truthful and that's really been important to me.
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It also referred to the false-statement statute as part of a certification that the information was truthful and complete.
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The government has an obligation to be truthful and transparent, and we plan to hold this administration to that standard.
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The results of the test, which she took in early August, indicated that Ford was being truthful, according to Post.
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"I have been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one," he said before leaving the court building.
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"I have been truthful and consistent on every single level since Day One," Smollett said before leaving the court building.
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The results concluded Ford was truthful when she said a statement summarizing her allegations was accurate, according to the newspaper.
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As advocates demanded increased visibility, shows like "Pose" made waves with more truthful depictions written and portrayed by trans performers.
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It also makes us wonder how truthful Sessions was during his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee in January.
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"You want truthful sentences?" she asks in the new novel, after a noisome litany of them rolls off her tongue.
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"Nobody will ever convince me that a law forcing you to delete truthful news can exist," Biancardi told the Times.
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Part of this is about being truthful about modern relationships—which is very different than what people post on social media.
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"Being truthful forces me to say the current timetable for some lines is no longer in tune with reality," Philippe said.
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They don't buy everything hook, line, and sinker, so you have to talk to them in a way that's very truthful.
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The message is more truthful than Mr Kim's Potemkin posturing would have it: the lights are on but no one's home.
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Talking about money is awkward and no one gets it right 100% of the time — or is always truthful about things!
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I just thought it was very well drawn, it was very well observed from truthful things and rock 'n' roll lore.
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But based on initial interviews, authorities believe the instructor's account is truthful and that the student pilot intentionally crashed the plane.
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But in this noisiest and most debased of election cycles, it's no truthful hyperbole to say it's a message worth screaming.
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Screenwriter Tom Rob Smith said the series aimed to be truthful in its spirit, even if it gets some details wrong.
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In some cases, sexual assault victims are prosecuted for lying, only for their stories to be vindicated as truthful later on.
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In order to do the conversation justice, Bloom and the show writers wanted to be as truthful and accurate as possible.
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The choices tend to fall into two categories: Haru being too anxious to do something, or Haru being open and truthful.
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"Our goal was to create not only a beautiful space but one where truthful, honest conversation could flow freely," Flores says.
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Be truthful and accurate about challenges facing a task or project and then speak positively about your ability to overcome them.
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What does that say about the lives they're living when they're not in Vegas, and how truthful they're being about them?
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"I've been nothing but truthful, and you are not gonna mess it up," Luke says to Garrett in a threatening tone.
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His lifetime ban would be reduced to five years in the event he provided truthful testimony and full cooperation, USADA said.
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FDA spokeswoman Sarah Peddicord said the agency is trying to assure that prescription drug information is truthful, balanced and accurately communicated.
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Kris also brings up Caitlyn's marriage to her second wife Linda Thompson, claiming Caitlyn, 67, wasn't truthful about why they split.
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" Clinton further maintained in a July 31 interview with Fox News's Chris Wallace that "Director Comey said my answers were truthful.
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Comey has said Clinton was truthful to the FBI but has refused to say whether he believes she misled the public.
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A company's truthful means of telling its customers about its products is nothing for the state to have a cow over.
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To Rachel, he admits that he was "not 100% truthful" (great spin, DeMario!) and says he's desperate to regain her trust.
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Mr. Gonzalez said he believed that in some of those cases the judges were mistaken and the officers had been truthful.
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Another 28503 percent of those polled said they believe he was mostly lying, with 22019 percent saying he was completely truthful.
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But from a straightforward public health standpoint, why omit truthful and accurate information from the information available to physicians and patients?
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Gretchen and Jimmy never stop to have a truthful conversation about whether they want to get married in the first place.
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The actor said in a statement Friday that he has been "100% truthful" with law enforcement authorities about the alleged attack.
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Hook both Mr. Trump and these women to lie detectors and then let's see who is truthful and who is not.
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"My testimony before the House Intelligence Committee was entirely truthful and there is no credible evidence to the contrary," Stone wrote.
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I have passed two polygraph tests administered and analyzed by two of the nations leading experts to prove I have truthful.
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The laughter is meant as truthful recognition of the situation — it lends context, perspective and is also an act of commiseration.
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As I said in the movie, I chose to respect the program and to be truthful to the message and leave.
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On a more personal level, we should be more truthful, with others and with ourselves, about the situation we are in.
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It also didn't help matters that Fuhrman eventually pled the Fifth when asked if he'd been truthful in his initial statements.
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And you can use money to amplify whatever you believe and get people to believe what is popular is now truthful.
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Israel and the United States say the law could criminalize truthful scholarship on the role some Poles played in German crimes.
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"This is important because we cannot distinguish whether every single Tweet from every person is truthful or not," the statement said.
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In short, Mr. Mueller and his prosecutors would bring tremendous pressure on Mr. Manafort to testify and to be substantially truthful.
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It doesn't shift their opinion to the more truthful or factual, but instead it actually reinforces their belief in the falsehood.
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We need to know basic civics, our founding documents, how to think critically, and to distinguish the bogus from the truthful.
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" Among her friends was Bertrand Russell, the British philosopher, activist and Nobel laureate, who called the book "truthful, which is illegal.
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I will always stay true to myself and be truthful to you, no matter what the opposition is saying about me.
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McGahn has been summoned to the White House in February 2018 because a livid Trump wants him to deny something truthful.
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In some of those cases, judges noted in their decisions that the former detective had not been truthful in his testimony.
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That's actually why I found Fetty Wap so refreshing, because he's singing about being truthful to his one trap queen lady.
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Mr. Davis said he thought Mr. Lowell believed the changes were truthful, but they were not, so they were not used.
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I will continue to press for reform, give truthful testament about Russia's misdeeds, and help protect clean athletes against the cheats.
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He has acknowledged practicing what he calls "truthful hyperbole," and has waved away outright falsehoods, dismissing them as smart public relations.
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"His truthful testimony was adverse to Mr. de Blasio," according to the lawsuit, which charges that his firing was illegal retaliation.
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It's only truthful to acknowledge that central banks have contributed to an artificial excess in the market cap to GDP ratio.
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If his failure feels pronounced, it's because narratives of migration have, in recent years, become ever more sophisticated, various and truthful.
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" Following a court hearing in Chicago, Smollett told reporters, "I've been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one.
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You have to be able to still reach down for what you need to supply in that moment to be truthful.
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We started our company with the unwavering ambition to create exciting and truthful theater and made our work wherever we could.
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Mr. He said that Peking University, as one of China's most prestigious institutions, had an obligation to be truthful and transparent.
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The first two were analyzed to be truthful and the third question was "inconclusive," according to the polygraph examiner, Ronald Slay.
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As physicians, we must explore our patients' reasons for wanting to be discharged and have open and truthful conversations with them.
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But deciding whether truthful information about a competing presidential candidate is a "thing of value" under the statute is more complicated.
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Democrats argued that new information had emerged to suggest that the two nominees had not been truthful in their confirmation testimony.
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That's a strong incentive to make him not talk too hawkishly, but at the same time you've got to be truthful.
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They concluded that Ford "was being truthful when she said a statement summarizing her allegations was accurate," according to the article.
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She encouraged Nadler to examine the agency's handling of the matter, and also whether Kavanaugh was truthful during his confirmation hearings.
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"I have been truthful and consistent on every level since day one," Smollet told reporters in a Chicago courthouse on Tuesday.
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Clinton later said she "short-circuited" in her remarks and only meant to say that the FBI called her interview truthful.
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Her essays — especially those collected in "We Are Never Meeting in Real Life" (2017) — are so funny and dank and truthful.
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They are more offended by truthful words than the acts of their political ideology that has killed millions of innocent victims.
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Then they will see the Trump tax cut in bigger paychecks will realize that the left has been less than truthful.
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It's titled "Merchants of Truth," but much of the discussion after publication has been about whether the author's sourcing was truthful.
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The victim's mother, whose name is being withheld to protect her daughter's identity, has maintained that the girl's account is truthful.
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This takes away a tool that could have been easily abused by litigants to obtain easy removal of entirely truthful consumer opinions.
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"The important thing ... is to reduce sentences for criminals when they give truthful information on the fate of the disappeared," Ocegueda said.
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"Always be honest and truthful, don't be afraid to work and leave the booze and wild women alone," the two told KARK.
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Still, I'm not sensing a lot of confidence that the man or woman who takes her place will be candid and truthful.
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When I asked him about bathrooms in more contemporary games, the designer Robert Yang offered an unvarnished and truthful account of them.
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I don't want to lie to them and I don't want them to think that I'm not being truthful about certain things.
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He believes he has provided truthful information and does not agree with the government's characterization or that he has breached the agreement.
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If the dance form becomes newly popularized, the question for its purists will be whether it can stay truthful to its roots.
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Democrats have long suggested that Kavanaugh was not entirely truthful during his recent confirmation hearing and previous ones in 2004 and 2006.
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"I've been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one," he told reporters at the Cook County courthouse in Chicago.
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It's why he went toe to toe with Cheney on torture and surveillance, because no truthful lawyer could think his laws lawful.
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Beyond statements we can fact check, there are certain behavior and speech patterns that are common when people aren't being truthful: 1.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently found that several US sellers of parmesan cheese weren't being entirely truthful in advertising products.
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To be truthful, he seemed rather lackadaisical in his attitude … definitely not the attitude of a loving husband whose wife is missing.
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CBS News has an exceptional team of reporters who work tirelessly to bring viewers a truthful, fact-based account of every story.
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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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She added that she hoped that her coming out would help her children feel emboldened to be truthful with themselves and others.
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"Never in the history of this country has a publisher been prosecuted for presenting truthful information to the public," Wizner told CNN.
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Michael, who died Sunday at 53, stressed that he had always been truthful and open about his personal life through his music.
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He said he couldn't be truthful because lying was habitual, and that he feared I'd leave him if he told me everything.
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With truthful answers, we'll get a clearer sense of which Jared Kushner has been entrusted with so much power by President Trump.
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Comey has said that Clinton was truthful with the FBI but has declined to say if he believes she misled the public.
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She hasn't always been truthful; The Washington Post's Fact Checker awarded her seven of its worst Four-Pinocchio ratings throughout the race.
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In fact, these labels are more clear and truthful than labels used on cartons of cows' milk, and consumers are not confused.
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Be truthful about your job Money-Coutts isn't convinced about all the people on Happn who seem to work for Goldman Sachs.
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I wanted this to feel like an American movie—to be truthful to this town and these characters in small-town America.
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And I hope he has a truthful and honest investigation," Lewandowski told CNN's John Berman in an interview Wednesday on "New Day.
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"Trump's economy is built almost entirely on wish and whimsy, spectacle and diversion—what he likes to call 'truthful hyperbole," writes Robin.
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Her lies have gone unchecked for way too long and it made today's press briefing a little more bearable and truthful. pic.twitter.
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I believe that a candidate should also release the text of speeches so the public can know if the candidate is truthful.
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Of course, these implied accusations are far from truthful and in no way represent the intentions of those who support ObamaCare replacement.
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"If it's a lawfully marketed product, sold in a truthful and not misleading way, companies have commercial free speech rights," he adds.
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Yet she is also busily renovating the rooms upstairs, with the aim of sometime soon making that outside sign truthful once again.
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Yet even when these discussions get ugly (and they do), I appreciate that at least they're showing a truthful range of responses.
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First, you respect the innate energy of the piece; trying to make it truthful and trying to make it fast and funny.
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"I must be truthful and admit that there were lapses on the part of defense officials," Sirisena said in a televised address.
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If Ms. Ford was not being truthful, we have denied a perfectly good canidate a chance to participate in the legal system.
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Mr. Beard, her friend since her earliest days as an artist, said she is now being more truthful than he's ever seen.
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Seth Meyers targeted a moment when Mr. Trump said he had to be truthful, or else the news media would attack him.
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It's hard to know, since Gottlieb, forever the loyal company man, avoided committing his thoughts to paper, let alone providing truthful testimony.
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Ensuring politicians in the 2020 election stay truthful is hard work, so Facebook has decided it's going to sit this one out.
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They shifted their focus to identifying ways to handle emotional difficulties, rather than putting a stop to being radically truthful and transparent.
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Those who said they "definitely" believed police were truthful fell from nine percent in December to six percent in the latest survey.
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The central defense claim was that "nobody was defrauded, nobody lost any money," even though Mr. Shkreli's statements were not always truthful.
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We stayed out of the partisan fights when we decided to defend Linda Tripp from retaliation based on her truthful whistleblower disclosures.
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Tempers flared when topics like truthful financial disclosures, potential conflicts of interest and the role of Puerto Rico's federal oversight board arose.
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He insisted that his testimony in Dailey's trial, and in the many other cases he played a role in, had been truthful.
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The World of Interiors, by contrast, considers its mission to capture a truthful record of how people live, usually under natural light.
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For that reason, Democrats and Republicans are both cautious about what Sondland's testimony will reveal, and how truthful it will be. 3.
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But it also means that this sequel feels a little less truthful, a little less likely to become immortal, than its predecessor.
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You may be so used to people hiding behind a mask that it can catch you off guard when someone is truthful.
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Clinton wins on electability and leadership, but Mr. Sanders is seen as more truthful and better at relating to the needs of voters.
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Lots of the research into animal advocacy ran aground on the extraordinary difficulty of getting truthful information about people's diets out of them.
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Well, you should start sex ed early anyway, but you can always say things in a way that's both truthful and age-appropriate.
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" Frankel wasn't buying what Singer was selling — telling Singer she wasn't being truthful and explaining, "The waterworks are not of interest to me.
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But whether they're Russian hackers or any other hackers, the only information that we were getting from hackers was accurate information, was truthful.
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" Defense lawyers disputed the government's claim, saying that their client "has provided truthful information" and tried to "live up to his cooperation obligations.
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They say that the only way to deal with Mr Wilders's exaggerated, deceitful and hateful speech is with louder and more truthful voices.
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"We believe our public disclosures have been complete, timely and truthful and we have not misled investors," Helios and Matheson said in statement.
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It's also truthful when, later, Perry asks to see a girl's dream board just so she can write, "Going to Hollywood" on it.
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With a never-ending army of lobbyists at its disposal, it is also trying to convince state legislatures to ban this truthful speech.
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"How we navigate social media while safeguarding the reputation of The Post for truthful, honest, honorable and humane journalism deserves continued discussion."ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Lombardo claims she did not believe the comments to be truthful, and did not interact with or see Bieber during his alleged visit.
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"She was a very truthful Christian woman her whole life," Ms. Rodriguez, 64, said by phone from her son's home in New Jersey.
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He built his private enterprise by selling "truthful hyperboles," ran his campaign by spreading lies and governs the country by purveying questionable narratives.
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And disinformation has been shown to have a more potent influencing impact than truthful information when the two are presented side by side.
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Bloggers have always been recipients of hate, of course, but distrust — be it in truthful follower counts or unmarked sponsored content — is growing.
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In my time with the company, he was rarely truthful or transparent about the current state of the business and the future direction.
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Platforms can't read users' minds, and it's impossible to determine whether truthful context added to conspiracy content limits the spread of noxious ideas.
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That data is fed to Converus' servers, where an algorithm, tuned and altered using machine learning, calculates whether or not I'm being truthful.
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Being deceitful is woven into our very fabric, so much so that it would be truthful to say that to lie is human.
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The spokesperson also pointed to Twitter's ability to determine whether a user is being truthful about where they say they are located geographically.
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After subjecting Frye to an examination, he concluded that his story of innocence was entirely truthful and agreed to testify on his behalf.
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In that regard, when Trump said, "I don't mind bad stories," Thursday, in a way it was one of his more truthful comments.
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The history told by Memphis's monuments has been truthful in only one respect: it records the white elite's own self-deception and denial.
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The truthful answer is we need to do more longitudinal studies because we simply don't know how long these treatments and experiences last.
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" Feinstein told reporters on Capitol Hill earlier Tuesday that she couldn't say that everything in Christine Blasey Ford's allegations against Kavanaugh was "truthful.
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If it was just a casual courtesy meeting then, forgetting it or not, being truthful about it may be a little more understandable.
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Who knows what the original authors of the Bible stories thought they were writing — truthful accounts of events, myths or just interesting tales.
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But Sondland plans to tell Congress that he does not know whether Trump was being truthful when he denied the quid pro quo.
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Actually, they might if the used-car dealer is a long-lived institution with large capital investments, and thus incentives to be truthful.
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While the SDNY takes a dimmer view of Cohen's cooperation than Mueller does, they both agree that Cohen's cooperation was truthful and valuable.
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Maddow suggested that Ford would not have come forward and requested an FBI investigation into her claims if she was not being truthful.
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"We believe our public disclosures have been complete, timely and truthful and we have not misled investors," the company said at the time.
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Smollett had pleaded not guilty to the charges, and told reporters on Tuesday he had been "truthful and consistent" in maintaining his innocence.
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"But we do take it very seriously, and we expect people to be responsive and truthful in their dealings with Congress," Norquist added.
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And the trouble with an excess of power, I would suggest, is that it weakens the perception associated with the most truthful art.
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I think the truthful way to answer that is working with somebody you're sharing a life with has its ups and downs, obviously.
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She said, 'What are your intentions?' and I said, 'This needs to be really dark and sexy, and it needs to be truthful.
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There was a fundamental asymmetry to the exercise, because of the awful truth that one of the participants had nothing truthful to offer.
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And they tend to reward loyalty over expertise in appointing deputies, ensuring that they are less likely to get truthful information, she said.
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It is very subversive to be truthful and it is very subversive to just kind of the innocence of things as they are.
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No matter that in Politifact's regular truth meter, ahead of the party conventions, she had a 77 percent truthful rating, Trump 24 percent.
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"I would be certainly not truthful if I said that the politics of the 9/11 victims [did not] weigh heavily," he said.
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" Was it fair to say, Demings continued, that the President's answers were not only inadequate but "showed that he wasn't always being truthful?
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Bottom line, I came away from the hearings feeling no more confident than I had the day before of who was being truthful.
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In both cases it doesn't rise to the level of legal perjury because there are ways to parse his answers as narrowly truthful.
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This not only enables me to create truthful and accurate paintings, it also is a great excuse to spend more time in nature.
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Sometimes called cartographic propaganda, these maps are often contrary to everything we think a map to be: a truthful representation of the world.
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When an interrogator asks a question — say, "Do you know the name of ISIS operatives in America" — they need to get truthful answers.
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Cosby said in a statement at the time that not all accusers are truthful, and that the Till case was emblematic of that.
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In this effort, reporters and lawyers are generally united — both are working to produce a story that is at once truthful and clear.
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"I have made serious errors of judgment and perception of the situation, especially due to lack of truthful and balanced information," Francis wrote.
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Seemingly, we can no longer depend on our standard news services to be honest and truthful as we have trusted them to be.
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I appreciated the courage to be candid and truthful, and ultimately the candidate was right and we ended up giving them an offer.
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"The risks are enormous and the only way that this works is by him being truthful and wanting to be helpful," says Bondy.
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The first step forward to safety is electing a leader who will be truthful with the American people about the realities we face.
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Frances's defensive, deceived self-awareness, her painful errors in emotional judgment, feel so vividly truthful that the reader sympathetically braces for her comeuppance.
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The First Amendment exists in part to serve this very function — the disclosure of truthful information about the people seeking to govern us.
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Loehmann was fired in 2017 because investigators found he wasn't truthful about his employment history when he applied for the job, officials said.
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We want truthful political discourse and debate to inform voters during elections and when discussing important issues that will affect our daily lives.
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"And I love making people cry even, and I find the pursuit of a truthful performance to be deeply satisfying to my core."
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The heart's cartoonish quality—one suspected that cherubs were hiding behind it—spoke to the difficulty of making a truthful comedy about divorce.
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Mr. Trump's negotiators have argued that they already have a list, but want evidence that the North was being truthful in its declarations.
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The girl's mother, whose name is being withheld to protect the identity of the victim, has maintained that her daughter's account is truthful.
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And with the advent of the term "post-truth," filmmakers (and especially documentarians) are thinking about what it means to make "truthful" films.
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The answer is for the press to be honest and truthful, and research their articles and correct things properly when they are false.
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" In the introduction that follows, Baldwin calls the BPA "a testimony," which "like all truthful witnessing … is beautiful and frightening, devastating and ennobling.
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Simpson is an excellent country singer and performer, known for his sweet and truthful Americana songs delivered with grit and an acoustic guitar.
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" Judd Burstein, Tantaros' lawyer, told Business Insider in a statement that the motion "provides more corroboration of Andrea Tantaros' truthful account of the facts.
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While the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act says cosmetic labels should be truthful, cosmetic products don't need the FDA's OK before hitting shelves.
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"Austin has great faith in the justice system and is looking forward to a truthful resolution of the entire matter," says attorney David Chesnoff.
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He complained about the media's treatment of him and accused television stations of not being truthful about the size of the crowd on Friday.
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Refinery103's Assistant Living asks assistants to talk about themselves for once — offering truthful, no-frills insight into the time before fame and fortune.
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" "He was so truthful," Trump said about Kavanaugh's interview on Fox News on Monday in which the judge said, "I've never sexually assaulted anyone.
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Clicking this leads you to a Help Center page that lays out things to think about when considering whether what you're reading is truthful.
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So I want to say that they're thinking about it, but I don't know if they're being quite truthful or quite open about it.
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"It is the opinion of this examiner, based upon an analysis of her polygraph records, that she is truthful in her answers," Hunter concluded.
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Kocak: In the climate of fake news and all that, I think it's more important to be truthful and not allow even "harmless" myths.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to sue news outlets for running articles portraying Trump in a negative light -- regardless of how truthful the claims were.
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Even then, truthful stories rarely spread to more than 212,224 people, while clicky false stories can reach up to 100,000 people, the researchers found.
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Even then, truthful stories rarely spread to more than 1,000 people, while clicky false stories can reach up to 100,000 people, the researchers found.
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Democrats have publicly suggested for more than a year that Prince lied to Congress, though Prince has always maintained that his testimony was truthful.
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As much as he's that obnoxious guy at the party who monopolizes everybody's time, he's also really trying to express something sincere and truthful.
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I fail to understand why members of this committee or the American people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful.
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Your best friends from high school would remain big-hearted and truthful, as boldly vocal about right and wrong as they were at 16.
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I want to get people into a place where we're agreeing on something and where we're commenting and we're being truthful with one another.
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"Thank you @AnaVilelaoficial for such a truthful song," the Brazilian-born star gushed in her caption, which she wrote in both English and Portuguese.
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Let's assume for the sake of argument that Lemonade is an entirely truthful account of a marriage that sounds tempestuous, to say the least.
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Build databases where anyone can contribute information, but where they have "skin in the game," so there's a financial penalty if they're not truthful.
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Following his contentious House of Representatives testimony last month, Democrats have raised questions about whether he had been truthful in his statements under oath.
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In my opinion, lying to kids about these things at an early age only complicates your ability to give truthful explanations in the future.
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In August, 56 percent of registered voters polled said they agreed Trump had been honest and truthful, while 38 percent disagreed, NBC News noted.
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"The decision of the US embassy and the statements that followed are neither fair nor truthful," Erdogan said in the capital, Ankara, on Thursday.
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Second, Mueller apparently has now confirmed to his satisfaction that Cohen is being truthful and that his information can be corroborated by external evidence.
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His study, which presents participants with details of their task just before they perform it, finds that people may be naturally truthful after all.
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Not in an easy-to-digest, sentimental, or patronizing way, but it's about the hope that's born out of being truthful to real people.
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"He believes he has provided truthful information and does not agree with the government's characterization or that he has breached the agreement," it says.
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"We can't keep gaslighting people into believing that nothing is happening, that the president has been completely truthful, nothing to hide," Setmayer told Hill.
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Rolfe: Being truthful and honest throughout everything you do has got to be the key, the one thing which is paramount in your career.
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Manafort initially indicated that he would push back on the investigators' lying accusation, because he believed he had given them truthful information during cooperation.
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" It was Mr. Schwartz who coined the phrase "truthful hyperbole," referring to Mr. Trump's notion of harmless lies, in "The Art of the Deal.
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Implied in her statement is that the Democrats don't have to be fair, truthful, or condemn the outrageous actions of fringe groups like Antifa.
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Whether Shane's portrayal of them is truthful has little effect on anything but the profitability of those in front of and behind the camera.
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Clinton and her surrogates doubled down on her claim that James Comey, the F.B.I. director, said her public statements about her emails were truthful.
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What about if they turn out to be truthful, and harmful to the President or his campaign (read, "family") by virtue of their truthfulness?
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The White House, according to reports, was notified weeks ago that Flynn had not been truthful about conversations regarding sanctions with a Russian official.
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Whoever did distribute the misinformation likely broke a law that requires a truthful disclaimer about the groups behind campaign material, The Miami Herald reported.
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" Snyder replied to the committee on Thursday, writing in a letter of his own that, "my testimony was truthful and I stand by it.
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If the prisoner's confession is truthful, it could mean that Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey, who were convicted in Halbach's death, could be released.
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Nash read books and spoke with showrunner Angela Kang a lot portray a character with PTSD in as truthful of a way as possible.
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There is one moment in the film that is surely truthful — a delicious, rare segment of offstage footage between the young Dylan and Baez.
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Refinery29's Assistant Living asks assistants to talk about themselves for once — offering truthful, no-frills insight into the time before fame and fortune.
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"Never in the history of this country has a publisher been prosecuted for presenting truthful information to the public," Wizner told CNN in 2017.
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" The truthful answer would be, "Yes, I spent five days with my husband in a prison visiting room, and it was the best time!
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Do you feel that the adults in your life are transparent and truthful about the things that are happening in the world around you?
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If President Trump is being truthful, he did not delve sufficiently into the risks and consequences of the military action before ordering military strikes.
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Truthful disclosures are supposed to give the courts, the parties and the government an understanding of the connections each professional brings to a case.
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A Cooper Health spokesman said on Thursday that the company was truthful in its application and had hired more employees than it had proposed.
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According to a recent study, attractive businesswomen are in fact considered less trustworthy, less truthful and more worthy of being fired than other women.
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There have always been doubts about just how truthful or useful one of President Trump's closest campaign advisers would be to the special counsel.
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Some 59 percent of Americans believe she is not "honest and truthful," while 53 percent think the same of Trump, according to the poll.
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Government action limiting the publication of truthful speech, let alone such speech about judicial proceedings, is nothing less than a form of rewriting history.
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The court ruled that Mr. Sharif had not been "honest" and "truthful" — necessary conditions to hold public office, according to the Constitution of Pakistan.
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In the absence of truthful testimony from former insiders, she said, it was impossible to bring charges against any former Royal Ulster Constabulary officers.
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But when it comes to the Ukraine episode, polls have shown that the public thinks Mr. Trump has not been truthful about his actions.
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Mr. Prevost argued that Mr. Pender had been truthful when he said he had set up the meeting between Mr. McKenzie and Mr. Woodard.
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Your client does not have a viable legal claim merely because unspecified truthful statements in the Book may embarrass the president or his associates.
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While putting a GMO label on a product is truthful, it works brilliantly to create a competitive market advantage because it is also misleading.
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At a time when disinformation and fake news corrupt communication channels, delivering the truthful and authentic American message is needed now more than ever.
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Benioff said he wanted the magazine to be "unshackled" from financial constraints to carry out its mission to provide truthful, trustworthy information to readers.
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She's the one Feud: Bette and Joan character who's largely fictitious – but what she represents is truthful today as it was in the 1960s.
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Carrère's priority of frankness has forged, from book to book, new ways of managing to be truthful, new ways of including the first person.
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There's also a more widespread problem of dozens of cities and counties not being entirely truthful in all aspects of their municipal bond offerings.
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If prosecutors concluded that Mr. Cohen's information was truthful and valuable, they could ask the judge who sentenced him to reduce his prison term.
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While he initially pursued the case (and continued to maintain his review was truthful), the high cost of legal fees forced him to settle.
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"Tuca & Bertie" is like a fusion of "Bojack" and "Broad City," injecting cartoon whimsy into stories that aim to be emotionally truthful and relatable.
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They are allowing the Saudis to build a story and then produce information that indicates the Saudis are not being truthful with their statements.
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One's physical location is, in many ways, the most purely truthful piece of information about them in a sea of digital clicks and scroll-bys.
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Manafort "believes he has provided truthful information and does not agree with the government's characterization or that he has breached the agreement," the lawyers said.
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The First Amendment protects every American speaking on a public issue from being forced to promote any idea, whether offensive, patriotic, controversial, or even truthful.
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The First Amendment protects every American speaking on a public issue from being forced to promote any idea, whether offensive, patriotic, controversial, or even truthful .
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After the charges were dropped, Smollett told reporters outside the courtroom that he had been "truthful and consistent on every single level since day one."
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I hope that I can show a truthful yet poetic story of a city that has been on the murder list for years and years.
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And I feel right now we're in a really truthful moment in our country and people are shocked, and I don't find myself too shocked.
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The real loser here, I'd argue, is nuance; the kind of writing that journalists do about products should be no less truthful than anything else.
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In Tudor literature, the winter is always freezing cold and the spring always sunny; truthful and detailed weather observations aren't yet part of the canon.
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Since her debut novel Prep, Sittenfeld has made a career in giving voice to the witty, occasionally mean, always truthful thoughts that of smart women.
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Every once in a while, a company gets in trouble for being too truthful in its advertising—especially when its claims get the FDA's attention.
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Clinton set off a political firestorm recently when she insisted that Comey had said her answers to the American public regarding the emails were truthful.
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If you're in Sydney or Melbourne you can pick up tickets to what will surely be an interesting, if not altogether truthful, series of events.
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" With showrunner Kenya Barris at the helm, Anderson says the goal is always to "tell the stories of our community and be truthful to ourselves.
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"I've been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one," he told reporters outside of a Chicago courthouse where the charges were dismissed.
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Trump was also miffed when reporters asked him about Mueller's comments that he "generally" agreed that Trump's written responses to him were not always truthful.
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"I have been transparent and truthful about these vile claims, but I will not further engage publicly with a coordinated smear campaign," the statement read.
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We wanted to mix our sounds in a way that we could make truthful bangers that you could bop to while hearing some real shit.
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Although Norway continues to be a strong player in oil and gas, many Norwegians have embraced the most truthful cliche ever uttered: nothing lasts forever.
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Fewer than half of states (24) require it—and even when American students do get sex education, they don't necessarily receive comprehensive or truthful information.
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But you're right, it didn't feel truthful for this character and the purpose he was meant to serve in this story in the present day.
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"I was pointing out in both of those instances that Director Comey has said that my answers in my FBI interview were truthful," she said.
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"I have been transparent and truthful about these vile claims, but I will not further engage publicly with a coordinated smear campaign," the statement continued.
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These kinds of subscription continuity plans are legal in the United States if the marketing is truthful and the terms and conditions are prominently displayed.
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"He believes he has provided truthful information and does not agree with the government's characterization or that he has breached the agreement," Manafort's lawyers countered.
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Of those surveyed, 2628 percent of Republicans said they thought Kavanaugh was entirely truthful, while fewer than 28500 percent of Democrats surveyed said the same.
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By this point, many aren't buying what they're being sold and the lack of truthful answers from those figures of authority isn't engendering much confidence.
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Some Democrats have called on Barr to resign and asserted that he was not truthful during testimony before House and Senate panels in recent weeks.
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But while the idea of a transgender God may be a truthful characterization of kabbalistic theology, it is not an accurate reflection of biblical theology.
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"I was pointing out in both of those instances that Director Comey had said that my answers in my F.B.I. interview were truthful," she said.
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We urge the Supreme Court to make clear that women have the right to transparent, truthful information from entities claiming to provide health care services.
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"The Department of Justice should not be treating the publication of truthful information as a reason for a criminal investigation of the publisher," Pollack said.
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The special prosecutor in the case, Phoebe Smith, said that the "grand jury didn't believe that statement was truthful," according to the New York Times.
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" As evidence that it is programmed to be truthful, its last words to the remaining crew begin, "I can't lie to you about your chances.
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The Emerson poll found that 69 percent of Democrats think the news media is truthful while 91 percent of Republicans consider the Fourth Estate untruthful.
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Then they have to show up, either before the grand jury or the trial court or both, subject to the order to provide truthful testimony.
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In highly specialized fields in which communication concerns truthful, non-misleading scientific material, physicians should be trusted to properly weigh a wide variety of information.
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"He believes he has provided truthful information and does not agree with the government's characterization or that he has breached the agreement," the filing states.
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To be truthful, I'm in the dark meat camp for the most part, but I also welcome properly cooked, flavorful white meat on my plate.
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"And it would still be difficult to trust that he's being truthful, because he has decades of racist, sexist, corporatist, warmongering votes," Ms. Huber said.
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And they have questioned whether Judge Kavanaugh was truthful in his testimony about a number of issues, including his drinking habits, before the Judiciary Committee.
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Tempers flared when the discussion turned to topics like truthful financial disclosures, potential conflicts of interest and the role of Puerto Rico's federal oversight board.
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"Intelligence has to be candid, truthful and accurate even if it is unpleasant and does not confirm to the biases of the president," he said.
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"In every instance I dealt with him, he was truthful, he listened and he was great to work with," Ms. Haley told NBC's Savannah Guthrie.
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" That doesn't mean we should expect a socialist uprising anytime soon—particularly not from Trump's supporters, who are now the target of his "truthful hyperbole.
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Washington (CNN)Stormy Daniels was "truthful about having unprotected vaginal intercourse with Donald Trump in July 2006," according to a polygraph test report from 2011.
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"I think I'm one of the few directors who has stayed truthful to the idea that a movie sometimes needs really wide shots," he said.
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"The reason we're here is because the State Department wasn't truthful from the beginning about Secretary Clinton's email use," Judicial Watch attorney Ramona Cotca said.
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But it does mean that they're part of a genre that overwhelmingly distrusts the idea that stories can be emotionally truthful and also genuinely romantic.
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As important as it is to maintain good eye contact, behavioral analysis expert Tonya Reiman says this doesn't always mean a person is being truthful.
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"The more he doesn't follow-up on promises, the weaker America's image gets overseas...Trump is gaining a reputation for not being truthful," said Kelly.
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" He then worked on a manuscript about America that he considered more truthful and grander in scale than his novel "Of Time and the River.
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"The PJD has proven today that being serious and truthful ... and being faithful to the institutions, especially the monarchy, is a winning currency," Benkirane told reporters.
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"This precedent means that any journalist can be extradited for prosecution in the United States for having published truthful information about the United States," she said.
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Manafort "believes he has provided truthful information and does not agree with the government's characterization or that he has breached the agreement," the filing also said.
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Dana Rohrabacher said Thursday that it was "terrific" that voters got more truthful information about Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, regardless of whether the hackers were Russian.
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He had always been lying to the rest of the world, but at least he was truthful to her (and when he wasn't, she left him).
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She told a therapist about the incident in 2012, and has also taken a polygraph test that showed that she was being truthful about the incident.
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"Yes, this is for the record and as you noted I am under oath so I want to be completely truthful," the acting director answered. Rep.
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" In Manafort's plea deal, the government agreed to advocate for a lower sentence if they thought he provided "substantial assistance in the form of truthful information.
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Tesla's philosophy has always been to set truthful targets – not sandbagged targets that we would definitely exceed and not unrealistic targets that we could never meet.
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If your partner can spot every suppressed yawn, and your boss every grimace of irritation, marriages and working relationships will be more truthful, but less harmonious.
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"I think we have to prepare for a world where we are routinely exposed to a mix of truthful and fake photos and videos," he says.
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" But the Post points out that drafts "might not implicate lawyers in knowingly passing along a lie — if their clients had not been truthful with them.
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The IRS will "ordinarily" honor a taxpayer's "truthful self-certification" that the circumstances indeed apply and grant the waiver, the agency said in a press release.
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And that's when instead of having 14 kids everywhere and 18 marriages you need to be smart and truthful and fair to the people you love.
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"We're committed on this show to telling truthful stories about things that young people go through in as unflinching a way as we can," he said.
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But I can also read this and find it truthful: "Lemonade is not an album about cheating," writes Britt Julious in a track review at Pitchfork.
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It's about the fundamental truth that no journalist has ever been prosecuted, nor should they be, for reporting truthful information, irrespective of the source or secrecy.
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"It is our opinion that we have been truthful and correct in our relation with authorities," Lars Idermark told shareholders at the company's annual shareholder meeting.
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"I do think there ought to be a review of his security clearance to find out whether he was truthful, whether he was candid," Schiff said.
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But Cass believes his images are actually more truthful—because they show many instances of what happened in a particular place, not just a single slice.
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Investigators went on to tell Chris he had failed the polygraph test, to which he simply responded, "Okay," and maintained that his answers had been truthful.
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"I try and be truthful," Trump explained in his deposition in 2007, sounding like a kid who wants to be graded on effort rather than accuracy.
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He called on the graduating class to use their education to make a difference and to go out into the world and be truthful and kind.
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Gordon Sondland will tell lawmakers he doesn't know whether Trump was being truthful when he denied the quid pro quo, The Washington Post reported on Saturday.
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Bloomberg reported that Trump had made the suggestion that he had recordings of his conversations with Comey to ensure that Comey was truthful about their conversations.
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"I believe he's truthful, yeah, as much as he can be in a world in which every single word you say is picked apart," he said.
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On Tuesday, Sessions continued to defend his statements during his confirmation hearing as truthful, explaining that he was specifically addressing a news report cited by Sen.
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All of these cases were huge setbacks for women across our country who need workers rights, better immigration policy, and truthful and medically safe reproductive care.
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In order to have a more balanced approach, the president may have to make use of a little truthful hyperbole in order to untie his hands.
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"There is nothing better than be on a shared mission with extraordinary people who can be radically truthful and radically transparent with each other," he says.
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Once you know how your salary compares to people with similar jobs, she says you should be truthful with the interviewer about how much you make.
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Most communication by most people is truthful most of the time, so a presumption of honesty is usually justified and is necessary to keep communication efficient.
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There's a lot that they manufacture, there's a lot that's not 100 percent truthful, and I find it rather damaging to media's credibility across the board.
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In the past, Mr. Trump has used evasive maneuvers to sidestep difficult questions and made less-than-truthful statements that often went unchallenged at the time.
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And there is bipartisan support for efforts to make campaign ads more truthful and to require citizens to report offers of election help for foreign actors.
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" These motives need to be contrasted with "standing norms," which are basic injunctions that guide our behavior and include maxims like "be truthful" or "be polite.
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It's in the quiet moments when Kammie is alone with her thoughts — which become surreal hallucinations — that the book comes alive and feels original and truthful.
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Through being truthful, I'm practicing my belief that what is kept in the dark is always more dangerous than what is brought out into the light.
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On this past season, she clashed with her now former friend and castmate Danielle Staub, who is known for being less than truthful on the show.
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"ISIS will benefit from its claim, regardless of how truthful/untruthful it is," tweeted Rita Katz, director of SITE Intelligence Group, which closely tracks the group.
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One of the things I didn't anticipate was that we would have an issue with how truthful and on top of things our administration would be.
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"I think he's sincere, he's truthful, he means what he says," said Gird, adding she thought Trump would address poverty and jobs in African-American neighborhoods.
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Federal prosecutors in Manhattan wrote a blistering memo about Mr. Cohen before he was sentenced, but they called his information in relation to certain issues truthful.
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It turns out one of the very few times Donald Trump has been completely truthful was when he was explaining why he always lies about everything.
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It's terrible when it makes so many artists afraid to be sincere and truthful and emotional, and relegates them to the too-cool-for-school department.
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A majority of participants, 53 percent, also said the president has not been honest and truthful about the Ukraine controversy, while 38 percent said he had.
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"The prosecutor in Dailey's case also testified that she believed Skalnik's testimony to be truthful at the time of trial," its justices wrote in their opinion.
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Richard Blumenthal, a former prosecutor, declared "I believe you," noting how, in what is characteristic of truthful witnesses, she acknowledged not remembering some of the details.
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He said that no problems had been found with the current team and that they had been truthful and forthright about shortcomings in the team's culture.
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"I fail to understand why members of this committee or the American people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful," Omar said.
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Those judging the accuracy of the passes, however, were the coaches — a subjective method of evaluation, even if they were doing their best to be truthful.
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If the budget and the tax bill stay as is, that will mean more dark money spending bringing you barely truthful batches of negative political ads.
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The reason the hearings went on behind closed doors was that lawmakers wanted to make sure witnesses were truthful and didn&apost align their testimonies beforehand.
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They must put out truthful, transparent numbers and make assessments based on those numbers, enhance protections for health care workers and target the most affected areas.
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Statements that have come out since Kavanaugh's testimony also suggest he wasn't entirely truthful in other ways with the 21 bipartisan members of the Judiciary Committee.
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"Corporations must be truthful in their earnings releases to investors and have sufficient internal accounting controls in place to prevent misleading statements," Ms. White said on Tuesday.
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For example, all food additives and color additives must be approved by FDA before market entry, and the labeling of food must be truthful and not misleading.
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If federal prosecutors are really going after lying to Congress, that could open up an entirely new front of liability for lots of less than truthful witnesses.
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"The investigation against Mr. Al-Mohannadi concerned his failure to properly cooperate and provide truthful information to the investigatory chamber," the FIFA panel said in a statement.
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To my male friends, coworkers and associates, if you are posting, tweeting or writing about being surprised, you are not being truthful with yourself and your networks.
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But I want to be transparent and truthful about this entire process, the good and the bad.. and to be honest I'm extremely, EXTREMELY insecure about this.
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" In a tweet Tuesday, Sharpless said the agency relies "on truthful scientific data to make regulatory decisions, and we take the issue of data integrity very seriously.
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Clinton defended her public statements about the issue, saying that her answers were truthful even though she acknowledged using a private server was "a mistake" in hindsight.
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Mueller accused him in late 2018 of violating a plea deal that required him to be truthful in his sharing of information with the special counsel's office.
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" Gregg Sulkin Sulkin says, "I wanted to be truthful to the character in the comic book, but at the same time, have my own twist on it.
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"I believe that Suburra, if you know the city and how things work here, is a realistic and truthful portrait," says Sollima over a plate of food.
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However, the vision "Virile" offers is a far more truthful account as to what the fraternal bond created in the dark of the nightclub is actually like.
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"Just to be as politically correct as possible but to also be as truthful as possible, Lauren will always be one of my best friends," said Higgins.
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As such we tend to stay loyal to the old truths of our games even as all this new knowledge makes them look more old than truthful.
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A former SEC chairman told MSNBC this week that Musk could face penalties if he is not being truthful about securing full funding before posting the tweet.
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Patrick Leahy, who sits on the Judiciary Committee, questioned why Sessions "cannot seem to provide truthful, complete answers to these important and relevant questions," while Republican Sen.
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The result will be artificial inefficiencies introduced into the flow of truthful and valuable information, and thus an unnecessary blockage to the free flow of that information.
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The result is a wonderful and truthful portrait of Hardy (though he never leaves his sickroom) and an extraordinary descent into the loveless prison of his marriage.
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" Matt Schlapp, a former political director for President George W. Bush, fought back on Navarro's statement and said he disagreed with her saying Trump is "not truthful.
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The agency's announcement could be interpreted as a government mandate requiring Chinese news organizations and online publishers to adhere to stricter standards of journalism and truthful reporting.
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"If they are truthful and really seek security in the region, they must not send weapons, fighter jets, bombs and dangerous arms to the region," he said.
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Trump has gotten less truthful over time: in 1673, his average was 1663 false claims per day; from 1653 through May 1643, it was 1633 per day.
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