Unsubstantiated reports Unsubstantiated reports of how Kim was attacked have circulated, but Malaysian police are providing few details.
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Buzzfeed was pilloried by many "traditional" journalists for breaching ethical standards of spreading unsubstantiated smut (even as Buzzfeed said it was unsubstantiated).
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" Aye Aye Soe told CNN these claims are "unsubstantiated.
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The C.D.C. eventually — and rightly — dropped the unsubstantiated claim.
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The allegations made against our company are baseless and unsubstantiated.
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The emails accuse Trump of all kinds of unsubstantiated charges.
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The third party declared the claims unsubstantiated, and that's that.
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" What they're saying: Fairfax: "I deny this latest unsubstantiated allegation.
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I'm against airing unsubstantiated claims just because they seem important.
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These unsubstantiated assertions, dating back three decades, are categorically false.
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Vague and unsubstantiated accusations against him are unwarranted and unfair.
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The first four times, the agency found his allegations unsubstantiated.
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Unsubstantiated accusations The outpouring has not been without controversy, however.
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It's not like that fear of missing out is unsubstantiated.
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One case was deemed unsubstantiated and the rest are pending.
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He returned to rampant slander and unsubstantiated rumors of treason.
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The memos include a mix of facts and unsubstantiated claims.
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Dark, unsubstantiated rumors started to spread about McMaster's personal life.
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Goop eventually paid a $145,000 fine for unsubstantiated market claims.
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Trump has made unsubstantiated allegations that the arrangement was corrupt.
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Last year the company was sued for making unsubstantiated claims.
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Ian Roberts' claims are unsubstantiated and denied in their entirety.
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The Russian embassy described the newspaper's allegations as "unsubstantiated" and "baseless".
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He agreed the tweets were unsubstantiated by anything his agency had.
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JD.com, has said that the accusation against Liu, 26.8218, was unsubstantiated.
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FBI Director James Comey believes President Donald Trump tweets unsubstantiated information.
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Would a President Trump tweet unsubstantiated claims that could mislead Americans?
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People drink unpasteurized or raw milk for its unsubstantiated health benefits.
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Those claims were found unsubstantiated, but the Marine Corps' Commandant Gen.
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Alex Jones, he acknowledges can sensationalize issues and spread unsubstantiated rumors.
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Comey had asked the Justice Department to refute Trump's unsubstantiated claim
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The Catholic Health Association called the report's claims "unsubstantiated and irresponsible".
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The notion that they didn't reach a conclusion is just unsubstantiated.
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"These claims are reckless, unsubstantiated, and false," according to the statement.
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However, unsubstantiated fears aren't a justification for making critical policy decisions.
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But an arbitrator found the accusations unsubstantiated and dismissed the charges.
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Meanwhile, Howard-Higgins was already feeding him unsubstantiated theories about Unsworth.
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First, California authorities sued the company for making unsubstantiated health claims.
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Also in the news this week was that unsubstantiated Trump dossier.
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JD.com has said that the accusation against Liu, 26.8218, was unsubstantiated.
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These charges consisted of largely unsubstantiated, half-remembered statements from private conversations.
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And this time, the insufferable, unsubstantiated bullshit is a lot more dangerous.
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Unsubstantiated assertions that Russia actually manipulated the vote tally are themselves dangerous.
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He also asked if Zelensky would look into the unsubstantiated Biden allegations.
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Much of what Mr Trump says is untrue, or at least unsubstantiated.
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That claim is scientifically unsubstantiated and rejected by the mainstream medical community.
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These are not unsubstantiated claims, either (check out this chart from Mattermark).
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That's why California prosecutors fined Goop last year for "unsubstantiated" marketing claims.
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"I suspect they will remain unsubstantiated claims," he said referring to Trump.
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He accused the government of trying to "vilify Apple" on unsubstantiated theories.
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However, not all of Ambassador Haley's address was riddled with unsubstantiated innuendo.
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AIDS conspiracy angle of the story, and found it to be unsubstantiated.
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Mr. Netanyahu's son Yair spread unsubstantiated rumors about Mr. Gantz's personal life.
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An internal investigation at the jail found that the claims were unsubstantiated.
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Critics say that any coverage elevates unsubstantiated assertions and murky policy suggestions.
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The Post did not publish an article based on her unsubstantiated account.
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Allies of the president had leveled unsubstantiated charges of disloyalty against Yovanovitch.
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Flick found the claims to be unsubstantiated after Verma declined to participate.
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Trump claimed that an investigation was necessary, though his claims remain unsubstantiated.
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Then he shared a post with the unsubstantiated name late Friday night.
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The allegation was found to be unsubstantiated, according to Michigan State Police.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell calls the revelations "unsubstantiated smears" against Kavanaugh.
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The Chinese company has said the accusation against Liu, 45, is unsubstantiated.
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Authorities are not commenting on unsubstantiated reports that Natalie was dating Williams' father.
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Some unsubstantiated reports even claim that it is South Asia's only active volcano.
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Kevin McAleenan, the acting secretary of DHS, called these allegations "unsubstantiated" last week.
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The Kremlin has consistently denied all U.S. allegations, calling them false and unsubstantiated.
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" He insisted he had been "unfairly detained based on meritless and unsubstantiated accusations.
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It's become all the rage in the completely unsubstantiated world of Instagram medicine.
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Maryland's chief investigator of election corruption, James Cabezas, said the allegations were unsubstantiated.
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Russia has maintained its position that the charges against Ms. Butina are unsubstantiated.
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The claim that Joe Biden "just bought another mansion in D.C." is unsubstantiated.
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Since then, dozens of tipsters have called Mr. Amore — most with unsubstantiated theories.
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Many were found to be "unsubstantiated," but that doesn't mean they were baseless.
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China rejected "unsubstantiated allegations" by some countries on the Xinjiang question, he added.
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An investigation by the Football Federation Australia (FFA) found Stajcic&aposs claims unsubstantiated.
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In the past, Trump has repeated unsubstantiated claims or exaggerations during legal depositions.
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But we can&apost accept unsubstantiated and reckless personal attacks on our employees.
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Many of the treatments explored in the six-episode series are medically unsubstantiated.
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"These accusations are completely reckless and unsubstantiated for a multitude of reasons," Garten said.
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Another week, another unsubstantiated rumor on The Bachelor that's threatening to destroy real relationships.
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Apple broadly disputed the claims as an "unsupported, unsubstantiated effort to vilify" the company.
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Duterte's victory should not be undermined with "unsubstantiated allegations", Roque said in a statement.
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In the '80s, like now, the stories caught on, even though they remained unsubstantiated.
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There have been some serious incidents, but most threats and rumors have remained unsubstantiated.
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" But according to Snopes — the urban-legend debunking site — the claim is "completely unsubstantiated.
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The firm found that those 100 claims were unsubstantiated in one way or another.
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So far, those rumors are unsubstantiated — though it would be amazing if the case.
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"I deny this latest unsubstantiated allegation," Fairfax said in a statement to the Post.
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In addition, the widely spread smear that he was anti-Semitic was completely unsubstantiated.
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CARLOS GHOSN, IN STATEMENT, SAYS INNOCENT AND COMMITTED TO FIGHTING 'MERITLESS AND UNSUBSTANTIATED ACCUSATIONS'
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"The publication of these unsubstantiated reports is scurrilous," said Cotton, who is an attorney.
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Mr Putin's chief of staff last week called the investigation an unsubstantiated "political statement".
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He made the unsubstantiated allegation during a speech to the European Parliament on Thursday.
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That accusation was unsubstantiated and has been rejected by some of the colonel's colleagues.
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He fudged data; he made unsubstantiated claims; he took credit for other people's ideas.
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But beneath this veneer of hopeful progress and unsubstantiated claims lies a deepening nightmare.
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Still, on Sunday, Trump made a grand and unsubstantiated claim about his administration's record.
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Press reports included unsubstantiated assertions that she raked in tens of thousands of dollars.
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However, the argument that closing the borders will increase our homeland security is unsubstantiated.
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One unsubstantiated report suggested the company is interested in buying the clothing chain Pepco.
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Trump and his allies made a number of unsubstantiated claims based on the story.
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She dismissed questions about spreading information that is stolen and in some cases unsubstantiated.
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Mr. Jones tells the story vividly, even as he acknowledges that it is unsubstantiated.
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I have been wrongly accused and unfairly detained based on meritless and unsubstantiated accusations.
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His unsubstantiated claims were later proved to be false after a Justice Department review.
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He also talked about unsubstantiated reports that Moscow had potentially compromising information about him.
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Mr. Trump has made unsubstantiated claims that Democrats planted a spy in his campaign.
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The investigation in question was related to unsubstantiated allegations related to the 2016 election.
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Those allegations are unsubstantiated and the Bidens have not been credibly accused of wrongdoing.
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The upshot: Trump never reversed his retweet containing the unsubstantiated name of the whistleblower.
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John Pershing dipped bullets in pig's blood (an unsubstantiated story that Trump referenced recently)?
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" Johnson & Johnson responded that the allegations "made against our company are baseless and unsubstantiated.
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The unsubstantiated assertion has renewed a debate about whether security agencies invade Americans' privacy.
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Some aspects of Mr. Trump's assertions are true but others are unsubstantiated or distorted.
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"I demand a full investigation into these unsubstantiated and false allegations," Mr. Fairfax said.
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Tata Sons has repeatedly rejected Mistry's allegations and dubbed them as "baseless, unsubstantiated and malicious".
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In a court hearing on Tuesday, Ghosn denied the accusations, calling them "meritless" and "unsubstantiated".
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"Addressing totally unsubstantiated rumors posted to Reddit from an anonymous account seems imprudent," he wrote.
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Cohen was also named in the controversial, and unsubstantiated, dossier that was leaked in January.
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In his speech, Trump went on to make other vague, unsubstantiated or outright erroneous claims.
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XPO has said it reviewed the allegations and found them to be unsubstantiated and untrue.
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You are not allowed to present unverified and unsubstantiated allegations to a FISA court judge.
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And it's unsubstantiated when there's insufficient evidence to prove whether or not a crime happened.
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In a debate about Joyce, Cash used parliamentary protections to voice unsubstantiated rumours about Shorten.
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Priebus quickly picked up the phone and called Ryan to discuss the president's unsubstantiated claims.
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Although unsubstantiated, Trump's allegations have created a rare right-wing backlash against the intelligence establishment.
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"(His) unsubstantiated, after-the-fact claims of sexual assault are patently false," the attorneys wrote.
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He is banned from much of social media for spreading speculative and often unsubstantiated material.
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Liberal journalists have not batted an eye over this unsubstantiated and preposterous claim of racism.
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Yesterday, an unsubstantiated assertion was made that a body might be buried at the site.
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But the 9/11 Commission ultimately dismissed the earlier findings on Saudi Arabia as unsubstantiated.
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An unsupported, unsubstantiated effort to vilify Apple rather than confront the issues in the case.
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For Constand, the defense spun a wildly unsubstantiated tale of romance between her and Cosby.
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These accounts may be unsubstantiated, but that does not mean that they did not occur.
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Though perhaps necessary to describe trends, generalizations can obscure the truth with sweeping, unsubstantiated claims.
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So has President Trump, who echoed Mr. Scott's so-far-unsubstantiated claims of voting irregularities.
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"I just don't have any interest in watching four hours of unsubstantiated testimony," Fast said.
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The claim that Mr. Bergdahl cost the lives of five or six servicemen remains unsubstantiated.
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Many of the former ambassador's claims remain unsubstantiated, and the Pope has denied the charges.
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Exactly how many times did the Times cry out "unsubstantiated" in its coverage of Mrs.
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Respondents were also divided on whether unsubstantiated corruption claims against Joe Biden deserve an investigation.
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The story remained, as the Times puts it, "unsubstantiated," making it difficult to pin down.
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Spicer on Tuesday defended Trump's latest unsubstantiated claim that millions voted illegally in the 2016 election.
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Using unsubstantiated hope as a basis for conducting foreign policy is a dangerous and naïve plan.
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Gartner received a letter dated March 6, 2017 saying his claims were found to be unsubstantiated.
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Spicer falsely claimed that CNN aired "unsubstantiated" information possibly obtained by Russians on the President-elect.
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Sowing unsubstantiated doubt about "election integrity" could have negative consequences for how we administer our elections.
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As such, even unsubstantiated reports of a smaller, more manageable settlement have been welcomed by investors.
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He has made debunked and unsubstantiated claims about millions of illegal votes in the 2016 election.
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She then shouted unsubstantiated claims about the suppression of conservative viewpoints on Twitter using a megaphone.
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The Pentagon did not specify which of the released photos came from substantiated versus unsubstantiated cases.
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An "unsubstantiated telephone threat" came through to the Time Warner Center, according to NBC New York.
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This reportedly comes in after a CNN KFile inquiry about the numerous unsubstantiated smears Cordova posted.
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" He concluded: "Based on this information, NARA considers this allegation of unauthorized disposition to be unsubstantiated.
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He told CNN he cooperated with a 14-month investigation that concluded Brostrom's claims were unsubstantiated.
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At a court appearance this week, Ghosn said all accusations against him were "meritless" and "unsubstantiated".
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"The matter was exacerbated by unsubstantiated speculation that went through the paddock like wildfire," added Whiting.
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The filing also alleged that separations are happening because of unsubstantiated allegations of abuse or neglect.
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Wuco interviewed former FBI agent John Guandolo, who is the only source for the unsubstantiated claim.
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We were shocked to see our good name wrongly included and published in this unsubstantiated report.
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Most of the major conspiracy theories circulating about big tech are either demonstrably false or unsubstantiated.
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Four years later, with South Africa now acting as host, it was the same unsubstantiated story.
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Buzzfeed News later Tuesday night published a dossier detailing those explosive and unsubstantiated allegations against Trump.
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There are countless claims like these, almost all of them unsubstantiated, tautological or otherwise self-serving.
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Correction department investigators found that allegation unsubstantiated and removed it from his record, the complaint said.
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" He added: "I have been wrongly accused and unfairly detained based on meritless and unsubstantiated accusations.
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Mr. Trump continued to rail against law enforcement on Twitter on Thursday, repeating his unsubstantiated claims.
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"The Detroit News continues to report unsubstantiated innuendo -- purportedly based on unnamed, unidentified, and anonymous "sources.
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What is to stop anyone from making such unsubstantiated claims about anyone else in the future?
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Wilkie's letter "inaccurately characterizes the complainant's allegation as 'unsubstantiated,'" Missal wrote to the secretary last month.
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Many of the allegations against his family remain unsubstantiated and Mr. Cho has denied any lawbreaking.
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Because make no mistake: calling the claims "unsubstantiated" is a subtle way to impugn a reputation.
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In Kansas City, unsubstantiated word of roundups outside churches kept some people from going to Mass.
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Mr. Trump was able to change the subject by attacking Mr. Obama and floating unsubstantiated theories.
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Many people I know thrilled to BuzzFeed's publication of a dossier with unsubstantiated allegations about Trump.
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That didn't stop a laundry list of outlets from aggregating and perpetuating the Post's unsubstantiated conclusion.
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"Even the National Archives have publicly stated these claims are 'unsubstantiated,'" Abboud said in a statement.
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Also, two senior White House officials walked back Mr. Trump's unsubstantiated wiretapping accusation against President Obama.
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It's used against social media platforms by partisans on the right making unsubstantiated charges of bias.
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These inconsequential women well know the wreckage they can cause by making unsubstantiated and baseless allegations.
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In December, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that zero information supporting Kemp's "unsubstantiated claims" was found.
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What about his involvement in briefing Trump on unsubstantiated information that Russians have compromising information about him?
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The same sources tell CNN Comey briefed Trump one-on-one about the sensitive and unsubstantiated allegations.
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The recent attention has reignited the old Seth Rich conspiracy theories, bringing forth even more unsubstantiated claims.
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" The claims are "unsubstantiated," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Monday, citing a "complete lack of evidence.
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The mosque's response The mosque urged the public to not jump to conclusions or spread unsubstantiated rumors.
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Health news stories can also serve as marketing tools for new products and treatments, showing unsubstantiated bias.
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The day before the deadline, it said, it also provided a list of webpages with unsubstantiated claims.
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With his exact condition and whereabouts unknown, unsubstantiated rumors have swirled that he was incapacitated or dead.
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According to the attorney general's report, the church was quick to disregard allegations or call them unsubstantiated.
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His messianism and unsubstantiated cries of fraud in past elections alienated former sympathisers in the middle class.
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She was freed in 1693 when the government realized the lunacy of killing innocents over unsubstantiated accusations.
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There are differences between a false report, a baseless report, and an unsubstantiated report, the NSVRC says.
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And House Republicans make a move to get more information about that salacious, but unsubstantiated Steele dossier.
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One popular (completely unsubstantiated) theory posits that a "deranged stalker" who subscribed to West's website killed her.
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On Tuesday night, BuzzFeed published a dossier full of unsubstantiated claims about Donald Trump's ties to Russia.
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The investigations substantiated approximately 14 allegations of misconduct while another 42 allegations were proven unsubstantiated, he said.
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Unsubstantiated claims of her being fiercely protective, controlling and foisting an unhealthy codependency on her son abound.
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BuzzFeed published a dossier earlier this week full of unsubstantiated claims about Donald Trump's ties to Russia.
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"The flawed SOMO report contains a number of unsubstantiated and incorrect allegations regarding tax," Rio Tinto said.
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Trump, in that call, asks Zelensky to "look into" unsubstantiated allegations against Biden and his son Hunter.
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Most other countries consider Beijing's sovereignty claims unsubstantiated, a view backed by an international tribunal in 22020.
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Grace Mugabe made no public comment on the incident, but her supporters said the allegations were unsubstantiated.
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"Nothing could be further from the truth and these allegations are unsubstantiated," he said in an email.
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"His unsubstantiated allegations of voter fraud in California and elsewhere are absurd," Mr. Padilla posted on Twitter.
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In a court appearance earlier this month, Ghosn said he had been wrongly accused of unsubstantiated allegations.
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However, when she shifted her focus to unsubstantiated calls for "unity and opportunity," she lost crucial support.
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To that list we can now add one of his biggest and most unsubstantiated whoppers of all.
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The accusations about the Trump team's ties to Russia are simultaneously alarming, confusing, unsubstantiated, and ever expanding.
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And yet, in the face of all of that evidence, Trump chooses to believe Putin's unsubstantiated denials.
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He also referred to an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory involving Joe Scarborough, host of "Morning Joe" on MSNBC.
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The majority of those 52 allegations were found to be either unsubstantiated, not sustained, unfounded or exonerated.
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Two independent reviews into the affair concluded the Australian government's evidence against the charity workers was unsubstantiated.
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It includes Holocaust deniers and pseudo-intellectuals who spout unsubstantiated theories about the science behind racial difference.
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Lambert, in particular, was the target of unsubstantiated rumors linking her to an encyclopedic list of celebrities.
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There have been local news media rumors, so far unsubstantiated, of some friction developing between the pair.
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On Thursday, Trump publicly encouraged China and Ukraine to investigate the Biden family for unsubstantiated corruption allegations.
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"All their howling about 'lock her up' was bogus, it was baseless, it was unsubstantiated," he said.
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He cut an interview short after a reporter questioned his unsubstantiated claims that his campaign was wiretapped.
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The unsubstantiated findings in the dossier were released to media outlets and published by BuzzFeed in January.
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Any further dissemination of these false, vicious, speculative and unsubstantiated statements is done at your client's peril.
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"These accusations are completely reckless and unsubstantiated for a multitude of reasons," Garten told the news agency.
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Twitter has said that tweets with the unsubstantiated name of the whistleblower do not violate its rules.
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Democrats who challenge Mr. Trump's latest unsubstantiated claims may be perceived as simply engaging in partisan politics.
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The company said the accusation against Liu was unsubstantiated, and he was released without charges or bail.
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But the 29/211 Commission ultimately dismissed the Joint Congressional Inquiry's findings on Saudi Arabia as unsubstantiated.
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He was released after a night in jail and JD.com has said the accusation against Liu was unsubstantiated.
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"Donald Trump has asserted that all of these recent, unsubstantiated allegations are categorically are false," Pence told CBS.
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Krawetz looked at the Middle East Guardians thread for BuzzFeed News and identified several errors and unsubstantiated claims.
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Many of the complaints turn out to be unsubstantiated or from some other source in the consumers home.
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The complaints were that Natural Cycles' advert included misleading and unsubstantiated claims — specifically that the product was: 1.
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Jehan Romero, an immigration attorney at Pangea Legal Services who is representing Aida, said the allegations are unsubstantiated.
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On acquisition cost, unsubstantiated reporting had it at $10 million, then Zinox told Quartz it was "way higher".
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His worst moment came with his unsubstantiated tweet alleging that President Obama tapped the phones at Trump Tower.
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The report quickly reopened an unsubstantiated debate on whether the Obama administration previously ordered wiretaps on Trump's phones.
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Trump has made the unsubstantiated allegation that Biden improperly tried to aid Hunter Biden's business interests in Ukraine.
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"I want to clearly reiterate: from our point of view these allegations are unfounded and unsubstantiated," Enders said.
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Add Joe Biden to the list of people who have shot down President Donald Trump's unsubstantiated wiretapping claim.
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I suspect a lot of the hysteria over safe spaces and grade inflation is unsubstantiated in most cases.
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Cohen has pushed back on these still-unsubstantiated claims, saying that he was in California at the time.
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An unsubstantiated allegation was published last year alleging that he had stuck his nob in a pig's gob.
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Trump and his transition team have fiercely criticized both BuzzFeed and CNN for reporting on the unsubstantiated report.
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Ads for the products "typically include unsubstantiated claims that the products will lead to dramatic results," they added.
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Trump and his transition team have fiercely criticized both BuzzFeed and CNN for reporting on the unsubstantiated document.
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On Wednesday, Facebook prominently displayed videos backing unsubstantiated claims underneath searches about the caravan and the bomb scares.
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However, during the past 50 years, social conservatives have spread brazen, unsubstantiated misinformation about gender equality for women.
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In light of the paucity of public evidence, some commentators have dismissed warnings about the company as unsubstantiated.
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Since then, Salavati has consigned multiple other Americans to protracted prison terms based on unsubstantiated charges of espionage.
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Far from rebutting the incoherent and unsubstantiated accusations being leveled at Twitter, Dorsey has bolstered and legitimized them.
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In a court appearance this month, Ghosn denounced the allegations as unsubstantiated, saying he had been wrongly accused.
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Will the stories be based entirely on vague and unsubstantiated rumors, often ones that we ourselves made up?
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For years, the FDA has been sending warning letters to companies selling CBD while making unsubstantiated health claims.
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Ramirez has denied having gang ties, and a federal immigration judge has found the allegations to be unsubstantiated.
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We told you yesterday that Mr. Trump's claims about criminals and Middle Easterners in the caravan were unsubstantiated.
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Almost 22012 percent of all complaints against officers were ultimately found unsubstantiated by the department's internal investigatory team.
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Almost 90 percent of all complaints against officers were ultimately found unsubstantiated by the department's internal investigatory team.
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The Saudis believe Iran is smuggling weapons to the rebels through Hudaydah — a claim that remains largely unsubstantiated.
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Mr. Singh's vague and unsubstantiated criticism that our organization fosters extremism is an old repetition of an untruth.
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This allegedly angered police, and led to widespread conspiracy theories and (unsubstantiated) allegations that ambulance drivers distributed arms.
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The pope's defenders say the unsubstantiated allegations are being used as part of a larger agenda against him.
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But an investigation by the California Food, Drug and Medical Device Task Force found those claims were unsubstantiated.
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"Peptide contained in natto destroys the membrane of the bacteria that cause pneumonia," one entirely unsubstantiated advertisement said.
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Trump last week told reporters that China should investigate Hunter and Joe Biden over unsubstantiated allegations of corruption.
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Trump asked Zelensky to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, over unsubstantiated corruption allegations.
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On Fox, it seemed, no rumor was too unsubstantiated, no innuendo too vile and no accusation too abhorrent.
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But he still refused to believe it, preferring the unsubstantiated rumors about Ukraine's attempts to sabotage his candidacy.
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The political right has not been alone in making unsubstantiated claims about election or voter fraud this year.
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This isn't "fake news" of the kind fabricated by Macedonian websites, but it's both plausible and completely unsubstantiated.
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One, "Biden Corruption," repeats unsubstantiated allegations about former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s activities in Ukraine.
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A crucial, disturbing aspect of this scandal is that it breathes life into Trump's unsubstantiated accusations against Biden.
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To be sure, there is no evidence of wrongdoing by the Bidens and the president's claims remain unsubstantiated.
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And Mr. Giuliani, backed by his boss, sought to tar former Vice President Joe Biden with unsubstantiated accusations.
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He cut one with CBS short after a question about his unsubstantiated claims that his campaign was wiretapped.
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He is also calling for an investigation into unsubstantiated allegations that Biden interfered in Ukrainian anti-corruption efforts.
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He and his allies have pushed unsubstantiated allegations that Biden and his son Hunter engaged in corrupt behavior.
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" Plummer said in an email that Huawei "is at long last standing up for itself against unsubstantiated allegations.
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In 2016, the BBC looked at common add-on procedures sold in Britain and uncovered many unsubstantiated claims.
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With the allegations of unsubstantiated claims, what makes customers flock to these summits and seek out unproven products?
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Southwest added it disagreed with some of the report's findings, calling them "unsubstantiated references" to lax safety practices.
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Kimmel pointed out that these claims have something notable in common — and it's not just that they're unsubstantiated.
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A rough transcript shows he did ask Kiev to investigate unsubstantiated corruption allegations against top Democrat Joe Biden.
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Some congressional Republicans have sought to cast doubt on an explosive dossier of unsubstantiated claims about Mr. Trump.
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Yet the claim about a shipment of medicine, too, appears to be unsubstantiated, according to videos and interviews.
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" Election officials in all three states in question have pushed back and called the allegations "unfounded" or "unsubstantiated.
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The claims were unsubstantiated, the videos were heavily doctored, and the activists have been indicted on criminal charges.
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Online, supporters have seemed to make things worse, lobbing (often unsubstantiated) accusations of corruption, payoffs, bullying and worse.
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Here's the full statement from AMI: Despite the false and unsubstantiated claims of Mr. de Becker, American Media has, and continues to, refute the unsubstantiated claims that the materials for our report were acquired with the help of anyone other than the single source who first brought them to us.
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Trump has used his unsubstantiated belief that millions voted illegally to call for a "major investigation" into voter fraud.
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He also took two more completely unsubstantiated swipes at the Times, which did not seem even a smidge restrained.
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His hawkishness, if not his unsubstantiated claims about Mrs Yellen's motives, are aligned with the views of his party.
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" Ghosn added that he maintains his innocence and is committed to vigorously defending himself against "meritless and unsubstantiated accusations.
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In the cases that Barron said were unsubstantiated, the university reached settlements and paid money to the alleged victims.
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But, but, but: Experts suggest these products make mostly unsubstantiated claims and in some cases can harm unwary buyers.
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President Trump has also been extremely critical of major tech companies over alleged — and unsubstantiated — censorship of conservative voices.
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Does he really think the Holy Father is going to accept his unsubstantiated criticisms of Pennsylvania priests and bishops?
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The report quickly re-opened an unsubstantiated debate on whether the Obama administration previously ordered wiretaps on Trump's phones.
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She was removed from her post after unsubstantiated allegations were made against her by Trump's personal attorney, Rudolph Giuliani.
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Congress is looking into Trump's unsubstantiated claim that the Obama administration wiretapped him as part of its Russia probe.
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Seventeen of the allegations last year have so far been investigated, according to the report, with 10 found unsubstantiated.
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That being said, Twitter — and the internet in general — is the land of unsubstantiated rumors, so one never knows.
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MORE wiretapped Trump Tower before the election, which the FBI and National Security Agency said this week is unsubstantiated.
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The interview ended abruptly when Dickerson questioned the president about the unsubstantiated claim that Barack Obama wiretapped Trump's campaign.
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The Foreign Ministry said Moscow's measures were a response to what it called Britain's "provocative actions and unsubstantiated accusations".
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The commission's end is a victory, but its unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud will be harder to kill off.
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Despite mounting evidence that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the hit, Saudi Arabia has called the allegations unsubstantiated.
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Elsewhere online there was unsubstantiated speculation that Epstein's death wasn't a suicide, or indeed that his death was faked.
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Like Trump, Stone has a penchant for making bold, unsubstantiated claims, promoting conspiracy theories, and being unafraid of controversy.
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"An informed debate cannot be achieved through scare-mongering or the promotion of misinformation and unsubstantiated claims," it said.
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The congressman has denied those allegations and a Democratic investigation into the matter determined that the claims were unsubstantiated.
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Motherboard is not printing the total number of alleged accounts in this article, as the claims are still unsubstantiated.
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It picks over Trump's perhaps not unreasonable fury at unsubstantiated reports he cavorted with prostitutes in a Moscow hotel.
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Padilla slammed Trump's comments about fraud last month, saying they were unsubstantiated, reckless and unbecoming of a president-elect.
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This week, a group of government lawyers slapped the company with $145,000 in civil penalties for "unsubstantiated" marketing claims.
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The president in the past has tweeted about unsubstantiated and provocative reports he reads on blogs or conservative websites.
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Media organizations are disinclined to report unsubstantiated rumors because, you know, they don't want to be sued into oblivion.
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In others, the comment sections below the videos included links to pages offering a range of alternative, unsubstantiated treatments.
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Fortunately for The Post, the woman's unsubstantiated account did not meet the paper's journalistic standards, and the attempt backfired.
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" He added: "I maintain my innocence and am committed to vigorously defending myself against these meritless and unsubstantiated accusations.
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The argument that people will keep using these apps over concerns of getting sick in offline markets is unsubstantiated.
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"We were always puzzled about these groundless and unsubstantiated accusations of Russia's alleged involvement in American elections," he said.
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Some of it was established fact and some was unsubstantiated speculation that cast the Bidens in a bad light.
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Yovanovitch was abruptly recalled in May after Trump allies leveled unsubstantiated charges of disloyalty and other allegations against her.
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It also included unsubstantiated claims that the Russians had embarrassing videos that could be used to blackmail Mr. Trump.
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The government released a statement on Thursday saying that the accusations against the police and the government were unsubstantiated.
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Mr. Odinga's unsubstantiated claims have already touched off rioting in parts of the country, and the violence could spread.
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In that call, Trump asked if Ukraine could "look into" unsubstantiated allegations of wrongdoing against Biden and his son.
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Hunter's vows to forgo any foreign work follow a slew of unsubstantiated attacks by Trump accusing him of corruption.
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Trump's Democratic opponents funded the dossier with unsubstantiated claims about his possible ties to Russia and his personal life.
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Loures told CNN he co-operated fully with a 14-month investigation, which concluded that her claims were unsubstantiated.
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Months later, the Justice Department told a federal court that the claim was unsubstantiated, but the damage was done.
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Many of the armchair diagnoses have been misguided, even if well-intentioned, and all have been thus far unsubstantiated.
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Trump's unsubstantiated claim that President Barack Obama ordered a wiretap of Trump Tower had the smell of Bannon's gunpowder.
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He mentioned Trump's unsubstantiated claim that he saw thousands of Muslims somewhere in New Jersey cheering after the Sept.
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Trump continues to seek an investigation into the Bidens for misconduct, though the claims against Joe Biden are unsubstantiated.
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" Ghosn added that he maintains his innocence and is committed to vigorously defending himself against "meritless and unsubstantiated accusations.
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Tinubu told Reuters last week he was shocked by the SEC's statement and that the charges were unsubstantiated and invalid.
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Reliance on industry analysts who have seen and heard it all before, and are not taken in by unsubstantiated claims.
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The judge said Hill's case differed because the statements in question were that the sexual assault allegations were merely unsubstantiated.
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As part of this, we ask evaluators to assess whether content is promoting unsubstantiated conspiracy theories, or verifiably inaccurate information.
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But while the app is real, the claim—that the message is somehow linked to human trafficking—is completely unsubstantiated.
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Bogdanov also said that the U.S. claims that Russia strikes the opposition during its air strikes in Syria are "unsubstantiated".
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"I have been wrongly accused and unfairly detained based on meritless and unsubstantiated accusations," Ghosn told the Tokyo District Court.
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Graham is also unmarried and has long been dogged by vague, totally unsubstantiated accusations of being a closeted gay man.
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Top Republicans have spent days distancing themselves from President Donald Trump's unsubstantiated allegation that President Barack Obama tapped his phones.
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A spokesman for the company said Caporella was referring to what he called "unsubstantiated" allegations in the media about LaCroix.
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The allegation was investigated and determined to be unsubstantiated, said Detective Lieutenant Richard S. LeBrun, a spokesman for the department.
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Ulyanov argued Thursday the report was unsubstantiated and ignored evidence suggesting that sarin could have been used by the rebels.
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TINA says that they initially contacted Goop about their "unsubstantiated, and therefore deceptive, health and disease-treatment claims" on Aug.
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JD.com, one of China's largest online retailers, has from the outset called the accusations unsubstantiated, with Liu denying all wrongdoing.
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Trump has made unsubstantiated allegations that millions of people voted illegally for his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, in November's election.
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N) stock saw unusually heavy buying on Thursday before the shares spiked on an unsubstantiated report that General Electric (GE.
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And according to the lawsuit, these actions resulted in multiple "unsubstantiated" performance reviews, and his eventual firing in November 2017.
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There was also a lot of unsubstantiated scuttlebutt that he cleaned up Simpson's Rockingham house and 86ing Simpson's bloody clothes.
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Trump has questioned the integrity of U.S. election systems in recent weeks, but his allegations have been vague and unsubstantiated.
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The other allegations against Ms Rousseff, such as trying to interfere with the Petrobras probe, remain unsubstantiated (she denies them).
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However, in its draft report, the EPA makes the unsubstantiated claim that the cleanup "will be protective"—in 53 years.
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The WikiLeaks announcement, however, appears to be related to unsubstantiated conspiracy theories that Rich's death could have been politically motivated.
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Beijing's sovereignty claims are considered by most other countries as unsubstantiated, a view backed by an international tribunal in 2016.
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I am innocent and totally committed to vigorously defending myself in a fair trial against these meritless and unsubstantiated accusations.
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" The intrusions come amid repeated unsubstantiated claims by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump that the U.S. election system is "rigged.
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For a long time, however, all we had were unsubstantiated—but very consistent—stories passed around by word of mouth.
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It's the county's job to send somebody out to check and verify these claims, or decide that they are unsubstantiated.
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Since then, there have been regular claims of unsubstantiated sightings, giving the animal an almost mythical status in Tasmanian culture.
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An unsubstantiated rumor Sunday that ethereum's founder Vitalik Buterin had died also reportedly hit ethereum's price for a brief period.
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Set aside, for a moment, Donald Trump's wholly unsubstantiated allegation that then-President Obama tapped his phones before the elections.
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He said many of the incidents reported by BuzzFeed were based on unsubstantiated rumors and others were distorted and misleading.
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Often, allegations were listed as unsubstantiated or unfounded, and closed, according to the report by the city's Department of Investigation.
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Please spare us the unsubstantiated opinion of one guy proposing to speak for the duties and obligations of all men.
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There were already unsubstantiated rumors that the chiefs were going to resign en masse if Johnson further limited the bombing.
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There, Giuliani also met with Yuriy Lutsenko, the prosecutor who would later level various unsubstantiated corruption allegations against the Bidens.
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In doing so, Mr. Chertoff said, he has provided "fodder for a lot of unsubstantiated allegations and half-baked accusations."
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Theses unsubstantiated assumptions seek to remove the humanity from individuals, simply based on their nationality or what they believe in.
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One reason that I didn't is that sexualized violence by powerful men has often been strategically dismissed as unsubstantiated gossip.
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The briefing was intended to bolster Mr. Trump's unsubstantiated claim that President Barack Obama ordered phones tapped at Trump Tower.
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The claims, which have been investigated and are unsubstantiated, relate to Hunter Biden&aposs work for Burisma, an energy firm.
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Dobbs has frequently lavished praise on the president and supported unsubstantiated claims of a "deep state" within the federal government.
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Meanwhile, Trump has continued to push unsubstantiated allegations that Biden and his son were involved in corrupt activity in Ukraine.
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In doing so, the secretary raised an unsubstantiated question of whether Biden had somehow interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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This step, and Mr. Sessions's unsubstantiated claim about refugees under F.B.I. investigation, can be read only as a cultural smear.
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Over the weekend, Mr. Trump had tweeted that Mr. Obama had tapped his phones at Trump Tower, which was unsubstantiated.
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The allegations, although unsubstantiated, could damage the image of Wang, who is the face of the party's war on corruption.
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They were joined by at least one police department reminding the public to stop freaking out over unsubstantiated clown rumors.
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I am innocent and totally committed to vigorously defending myself in a fair trial against these meritless and unsubstantiated accusations.
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When you have this assault on intelligence, this past week they're now ... They're investigating, it seems like, an unsubstantiated rumor.
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It's all a result of Musk's tweet in August about taking the company private, which later turned out to be unsubstantiated.
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In that filing, G.M. accused Mr. Cooper of manufacturing unsubstantiated "claims of secrecy and concealment" to try to upend the agreement.
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Trump's unsubstantiated voter fraud arguments have led to concerns that he will use them to justify laws that restrict ballot access.
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The Times, and others, had held back on reporting salacious and unsubstantiated allegations that suggested Trump could be blackmailed by Russia.
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"I have been wrongly accused and unfairly detained based on meritless and unsubstantiated accusations," Ghosn told the judge at his hearing.
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But they held off on publishing or broadcasting anything, given that the claim was out of the blue and completely unsubstantiated.
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Tesla also hired a third-party investigator, and after an "exhaustive review of the facts" found her claims to be unsubstantiated.
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Neither Trump nor the White House have offered any evidence to back up those claims, which experts say are completely unsubstantiated.
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Al Jazeera said Kara's comments were unsubstantiated and it would take all necessary legal measures if Israel acts on its threat.
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Tesla responds to Walmart with what the retailer called "unsubstantiated allegations", says fires were "regrettable" and that some issues did exist.
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Dan Hetlage, a spokesperson for CBP, said DHS's Office of Inspector General found the claims detailed in the report were unsubstantiated.
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" A spokesman for the Richmond County school system, however, told CNN that reports of the altercation beginning at school are "unsubstantiated.
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And he made unsubstantiated claims that Clinton is looking to confiscate all Americans' guns and wants to let loose Islamic terrorists.
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"The relevant reports regarding the CNEX case are misleading and contain unsubstantiated allegations," said Huawei in a statement to The Verge.
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A U.N. report in March indicated 17 of the allegations last year have so far been investigated, with 10 found unsubstantiated.
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The implications of long-term consumption are unclear, and many of the health claims made about meal-replacement products are unsubstantiated.
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The Democrats threw out a lot of still-unsubstantiated accusations about Trump's possible connections to the Putin regime throughout the election.
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Howard and Zimmerman let their lawyer, William Burck, address the Al Jazeera documentary: He called it reckless, wholly false and unsubstantiated.
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The Social Democrats have denied having any connection with two websites making unsubstantiated allegations against 31-year-old Foreign Minister Kurz.
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"Much of this unbalanced and sensationalised reporting is based on unsubstantiated allegations, exaggerations, unsupported connections and outright falsehoods," the directors said.
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"These outlandish, unsubstantiated, and totally false claims fabricated by publicity hungry, opportunistic, disgruntled former employees, have no merit whatsoever," Hicks said.
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Jean-Frederic de Leusse, the head of UBS's French unit, on Thursday dismissed the content of those warnings as "unsubstantiated gossip".
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"Despite the difficult geopolitical situation, unsubstantiated accusations, and attempts to undermine our business, the company maintains positive dynamics," Eugene Kaspersky said.
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"Huawei does not comment on unsubstantiated allegations backed up by zero evidence from anonymous sources," a Huawei representative told The Times.
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The White House response: "The White House does not confirm or deny unsubstantiated claims based on illegal leaks from anonymous individuals."
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Back in 2015, unsubstantiated rumors went around that some bubble tea pearls were made of tires and old shoes, Vice reported.
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California Secretary of State Alex Padilla called Trump's allegations unsubstantiated and Virginia Commissioner of Elections Edgardo Cortes said they were unfounded.
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Some have taken the offer to suggest a connection between Rich and WikiLeaks, adding to unsubstantiated conspiracy theories regarding his death.
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He inaccurately blamed OneWest's foreclosures on government rules while simultaneously boasting of vague and unsubstantiated government applause for the bank's practices.
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But the auditors relied on Weatherford's "unsubstantiated explanations" instead of performing required audit procedures to scrutinize Weatherford's accounting, the SEC said.
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In short, this is Trump being Trump, latching onto the little things, making wild, unsubstantiated accusations, all while staying on message.
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A National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) investigation found those claims to be unsubstantiated, but EPA's OIG has continued the probe.
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A National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) investigation found those claims to be unsubstantiated, but EPA's OIG has continued the probe.
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The release of House Republicans' witness list signaled that the president's favorite unsubstantiated theories will be a centerpiece of their strategy.
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"Much of this unbalanced and sensationalized reporting is based on unsubstantiated allegations, exaggerations, unsupported connections and outright falsehoods," the directors said.
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Trump on Tuesday decried the charges as "totally unsubstantiated," and repeated his criticism that the accusers did not come forward sooner.
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" Fabiani accused the Times of ignoring sworn evidence in favor of "unsubstantiated allegations, anonymous sources and incomplete leaked or stolen documents.
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The president was set to approve an order last Thursday moving ahead with a probe into his unsubstantiated voter fraud claims.
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Mr. Trump had been riding the "birther" wave, the unsubstantiated belief that President Obama was not born in the United States.
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Carlos Ghosn has strongly denied the allegations against him, calling them "meritless and unsubstantiated" in a court hearing earlier this month.
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But many of Mr. Trump's expected convention subjects have generated their share of false, unsubstantiated or wildly exaggerated assertions — that Mrs.
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The mine has been a frequent target for social activists and protestors, who make false and unsubstantiated claims about indigenous rights.
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"This version of events is filled with unsubstantiated information, from sources who clearly have an agenda," she said in a statement.
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Rohrabacher made the unsubstantiated comments while appearing on Fox Business on Tuesday, during the network's breaking news coverage of the shooting.
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The police made unsubstantiated accusations about the two defendants, saying they had sworn and behaved violently towards members of the force.
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Being an invisible, unsubstantiated giant means you can poke your head right through the vessel to view the gears churning inside.
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The unsubstantiated accusations come at the tail-end of a week that saw acts of domestic terrorism sweep across the country.
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The Brazilian-born business leader has denied those charges, saying he is innocent and has been wrongly accused on unsubstantiated accusations.
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The unsubstantiated charge marked an escalation of Mr. Trump's efforts to stoke fears about foreigners and crime ahead of the Nov.
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Foster's complaint to the independent Office of Special Counsel, a federal whistle-blower agency, unsubstantiated last week in a Twitter post.
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He was also a source behind Mr. Trump's unsubstantiated claim that millions of people illegally voted in the 2016 presidential race.
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He bestowed it upon the underdog, Kris Kobach, who had joined him in his wild, unsubstantiated claims of widespread voter fraud.
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Judge Walker chastised lawyers for the Republicans for making unsubstantiated claims that voter fraud was the reason such ballots were rejected.
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Due process has protected all Americans for decades — the days of being publicly lynched for unsubstantiated claims or assaults are over!
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EBay previously told CNBC that it had taken down more than 20,000 products for making unsubstantiated health claims about the coronavirus.
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One post repeating the unsubstantiated fraud claims carried a time stamp from Romania — and no details to back up the claims.
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Mulvaney was referring to unsubstantiated allegations that Ukraine, and not Russia, was involved in the 22019 hack of the DNC server.
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Mulvaney was referring to unsubstantiated allegations that Ukraine, and not Russia, was involved in the 2016 hack of the DNC server.
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Giuliani, who was included in that complaint, has also been a leading voice lobbing unsubstantiated allegations of wrongdoing against the Bidens.
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"Neither I nor my staff told you or anyone else at the department that the allegations were unsubstantiated," Mr. Missal wrote.
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Another unsubstantiated theory is that he could be ill and needs to move quickly before he is forced to bow out.
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The intelligence agencies considered the document, while unsubstantiated, too potentially explosive to keep from President Obama, Mr. Trump and congressional leaders.
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Trump in that call asked Zelenskiy to "look into" unsubstantiated allegations against former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter.
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The secure communication app Telegram has endured numerous, unsubstantiated rounds of accusations that it contains a backdoor for Russian government access.
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Hunter's vows to forgo any foreign work follow a slew of unsubstantiated attacks by President Donald Trump accusing him of corruption.
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The representative would inevitably dispute the customer's report, and the complaint would be closed, labeled unsubstantiated, the former sales executive testified.
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How will they know whether a claim or a charge is based in fact, an unsubstantiated smear, or typical campaign overstatement?
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There's no evidence this is actually happening, but the the mayor of Baltimore issued a warning based on the unsubstantiated claims.
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He has also taken the helm of the Republican party's claims that large tech platforms censor conservative speech, an unsubstantiated theory.
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The China-based e-commerce company said the accusation against Liu was unsubstantiated, and he was released without charges or bail.
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The acknowledgment has emboldened some critics of the dossier who claim the more explosive points in it are false and unsubstantiated.
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Trump, on his call with Zelensky, asked that the Ukrainian president look into Joe Biden's son over unsubstantiated claims of corruption.
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Then they predictably devolve into unsubstantiated claims of his sexual orientation and salacious details about his alleged penchant for feather boas.
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Mr. Maduro's government has also made unsubstantiated claims, starting with its longstanding insistence that there are no food shortages in Venezuela.
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But the same files also contained unsubstantiated allegations, which differentiates this situation from what has occurred with the Roman Catholic Church.
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But what's extraordinary about Trump is the frequency, the sloppiness, and the ease with which to spot the false or unsubstantiated claim.
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Chaffetz stands by his unsubstantiated claims Henshaw, Chaffetz's spokeswoman, said Monday that the Utah Republican stands by his claims of paid protesters.
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The CIR also "drew attention" to the Commissioning Board "unsubstantiated evidence" made by some contributors of alleged financial irregularities and historic doping.
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The president's son, Donald Trump Jr., appeared to endorse Coulter's unsubstantiated remarks when he liked a tweet quoting her Fox News appearance.
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But this is not the Tom Watson, who several years ago made wild and unsubstantiated allegations about a paedophile ring in Westminster.
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Republican Trump has made unsubstantiated claims that millions of people voted illegally for his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election.
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The Archdiocese had separately investigated Timone after allegations emerged against him back in 5083, and at the time found the claims unsubstantiated.
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President Donald Trump on Saturday doubled down on his unsubstantiated claims that there was something nefarious going on in the Florida elections.
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Novartis said last week that it had determined the allegations were unsubstantiated and was not aware of any government authority investigating it.
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Streisand's tweets over the weekend followed President Trump's unsubstantiated claims that President Obama wiretapped phones at Trump Tower during the 2016 campaign.
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"The Second Amendment (of the U.S. Constitution) requires something more rigorous than the unsubstantiated assertions offered to the district court," O'Scannlain wrote.
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He is now the target of unsubstantiated public demands by Members of Congress and other political critics that he be criminally investigated.
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Clapper said late Wednesday he had spoken with Trump about a unsubstantiated document claiming Russia has compromising information about the president-elect.
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In recent days, there have been multiple media reports that have speculated theories that are unsubstantiated, highly exaggerated or flat out inaccurate.
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Recent research by the Mercatus Center casts doubt on these kinds of unsubstantiated agency assertions, which lack empirical evidence to support them.
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Russia will dominate Trump's first 100 days Trump pushed back hard at unsubstantiated clamins that Russia possesses lurid, compromising information about him.
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Before they hit the stage, Hugin launched yet another ad in which he highlighted unsubstantiated claims that Menendez had hired underage prostitutes.
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One controversial tweet mentioned in the meeting was Trump's unsubstantiated claim in March that former President Obama wiretapped Trump Tower in 2016.
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Their efforts to press Ukrainian officials to investigate unsubstantiated charges against the Bidens have propelled Mr. Trump to the brink of impeachment.
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"These are highly unsubstantiated statements from people represented by lawyers — you should look into the lawyers doing the representation," Trump told reporters.
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Once again, this administration is seeking to block people from entering this country based on unsubstantiated claims that they threaten our safety.
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And agents focused more on unsubstantiated Trump collusion than Clinton emails in what the IG feared might be a sign of bias.
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Trump has muddied the waters here with his demands that the Democrats drop out and with his unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud.
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"Huawei does not comment on unsubstantiated allegations backed up by zero evidence from anonymous sources," a Huawei representative told the British newspaper.
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The site refers to "migrant rape gangs" in Europe, and was among the first news outlets to disseminate unsubstantiated rumors that Mrs.
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In the past several months, we have observed blatant signs of deceptive, misleading, unsubstantiated and foolish statements in the health-care industry.
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They have described it as a set of misleading and unsubstantiated allegations that Republicans can't back up without exposing highly classified information.
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This unsubstantiated theory speaks to the wormhole of ideas bandied about every day both online and in local bars throughout Long Island.
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Or flip it around: What about posts that pass along Trump's unsubstantiated claim that millions of people voted "illegally" in the election?
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This election is being rigged by the media pushing false and unsubstantiated charges, and outright lies, in order to elect Crooked Hillary!
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Uncertain Harvest LONDON — The controversy over genetically modified crops has long focused on largely unsubstantiated fears that they are unsafe to eat.
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The report, based on church records, found that 22011,2159 of the 291,21998 allegations were investigated and substantiated, and another 21985,21985 were unsubstantiated.
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And since Cruz is addressing them, media sources that would never touch the original unsubstantiated rumors now have to explain their content.
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His accusations are so far unsubstantiated, and the pope has responded only indirectly, by talking about the devil's influence inside the church.
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Opponents to Pope Francis have seized on the accusations, which have until now been unsubstantiated, to weaken the 81-year-old pontiff.
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The ex-consultant, Andrii Telizhenko, has leveled unsubstantiated claims of coordination between the Ukrainian government and the Democratic National Committee in 2016.
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Biden and his son Hunter have dismissed the unsubstantiated allegations of wrongdoing related to Hunter's work for the gas company, Burisma Holdings.
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" VA Inspector General Michael Missal, who investigated Goldstein's claims, last month wrote Wilkie to dispute the idea that her allegations were "unsubstantiated.
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Trump ripped the news media for calling his allegations of corruption "unsubstantiated," despite there being no evidence of wrongdoing by either Biden.
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The president's unsubstantiated account comes as Democrats are demanding details about the intelligence underlying the Trump administration's decision to kill Maj. Gen.
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The president's unsubstantiated account comes as Democrats are demanding details about the intelligence underlying the Trump administration's decision to kill Maj. Gen.
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In an equally unusual rebuke, Mr. Missal then wrote to Mr. Wilkie saying that characterizing Ms. Goldstein's allegation as unsubstantiated was incorrect.
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"The unsubstantiated condemnation of Myanmar by some human rights actors has presented a distorted picture of the situation in Rakhine," it said.
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Mr. Trump specifically wanted an investigation into unsubstantiated corruption allegations related to Hunter Biden's work for a Ukrainian energy firm, Burisma Holdings.
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Smallwood claimed that Carson contributed to a "smear campaign" against Foster with comments last week, including saying that her claims are unsubstantiated.
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At Trump's insistence, Pompeo recalled Yovanovitch from Ukraine in May as Giuliani circulated unsubstantiated reports claiming the veteran ambassador was acting corruptly.
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A finding about whether a debtor's hardship is likely to persist should be based on hard facts, not conjecture and unsubstantiated optimism.
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Trump allies including Mr. Giuliani have put forth an unsubstantiated claim that Western intelligence agencies planted Mr. Mifsud to trap Mr. Papadopoulos.
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The other unsubstantiated allegation is that CrowdStrike is a Ukrainian company, even though its co-founder, Dmitri Alperovitch, is in fact Russian.
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In light of all of the above, why are there still voices insisting on linking Saudi Arabia to terrorism through unsubstantiated theories?
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" Alexander also asked if Trump's unsubstantiated allegations that former President Obama wiretapped Trump Tower during the 2016 election are "phony or real.
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Those tensions escalated last week after some news organizations reported unsubstantiated allegations that suggested the president-elect could be blackmailed by Russia.
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Last year, Goop settled with the California District Attorney's office over "unsubstantiated claims" related to two products sold on the Goop website.
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The German newsmagazine Der Spiegel reports that NATO officials suspect Russian influence behind unsubstantiated rape claims by German troops stationed in Lithuania.
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They called the account a "journalistic fiction" that contained "unattributable and unsubstantiated allegations" that were "untruthful and false," according to the lawsuit.
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President Trump's unsubstantiated claim that he had been wiretapped on the orders of President Barack Obama is also likely to come up.
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Among those circulating such claims is Donald Trump Jr., who last week retweeted an unsubstantiated claim insinuating Khashoggi is a terrorist sympathizer.
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QUESTION: First of all, did the heads of the intelligence agencies provide you with the two-page summary of these unsubstantiated allegations?
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Mr. Sessions, during his confirmation hearing, was asked about Mr. Trump's unsubstantiated claim that millions of fraudulent votes were cast in 2016.
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Our thought bubble, via Axios' Alayna Treene: There are four unsubstantiated assumptions about adult vapers in the case being presented to Trump.
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The research was assembled by a former British intelligence officer, Christopher Steele, who produced a dossier of unsubstantiated allegations about Mr. Trump.
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When Twitter came up, Trump didn't back off of the unsubstantiated wiretap allegations he made against Barack Obama on the microblogging platform.
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President Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov called on journalists Friday to stop discussing an unsubstantiated dossier, claiming Russians had dirt on Donald Trump.
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Some theories suggest that Stonehenge was designed in alignment with the solstices, but The Old Farmer's Almanac says that these are still unsubstantiated.
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The legal questions surrounding outside parties, like Trump allies who publicize unsubstantiated allegations against Mueller, depend on their knowledge and intent, Honig said.
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Tensions with Trump escalated last week after some news organizations reported unsubstantiated allegations that suggested the president-elect could be blackmailed by Russia.
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The conversations followed Trump's explosive and unsubstantiated Saturday claim that President Barack Obama had Trump Tower's "wires tapped" before the 2016 presidential election.
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President Trump's surrogates have defended his unsubstantiated claim that the Obama administration tapped his phones by saying he knows things that others don't.
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Then he shot down Trump's unsubstantiated claim that President Obama had ordered wiretapping at Trump Tower, a stinging rebuke of a sitting president.
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It maintains records for three years for unsubstantiated reports, but "if there's a substantiation made, those records are retained" indefinitely, the official said.
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" In an email to BuzzFeed News, Trump Organization lawyer Alan Garten said Simpson "has already admitted to spreading unsubstantiated and ultimately baseless information.
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Upholding a lower court ruling, the Boston-based First Circuit Court of Appeals called the 2014 law an overreaction to an unsubstantiated concern.
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Although the District reported the allegations to DFS as required, the District received a notification from social services that the report was unsubstantiated.
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In a bluntly worded statement, Enders pledged to cooperate, but called the acccusations "unfounded and unsubstantiated" and linked them to possible Austrian elections.
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"In many cases the report references unsubstantiated claims made by individuals or advocacy groups as fact in the absence of evidence," it said.
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On Tuesday, Schaeffer's Investment Research said "unsubstantiated takeover rumors" prompted trading of Kors' call options at a nearly quadruple rate of normal activity.
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Aslandogan, Gulen's spokesman, dismissed the accusations as "false" and unsubstantiated, describing it as part of a vendetta against "movement participants" outside of Turkey.
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But in the spirit of serving the public conversation, CNN's Oliver Darcy decided to document some of those unsubstantiated rumors of Alex Jones'.
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Donald Trump throws out unsubstantiated bile on the topic left and right, while Republicans in Congress and right-wing media parrot it nonstop.
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" It got few responses, but after investigating their claims, the company said the users were making "baseless and unsubstantiated attacks on our company.
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Menjivar reported the incident to a doctor in November 2014, and after being interviewed twice, authorities told him that his allegations were unsubstantiated.
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The case followed the recurring pattern of over-the-top and unsubstantiated claims from children, all of whom had Tesson as their therapist.
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Hours later, representatives for Dr. Luke, whose real name is Lukasz Gottwald, told Mashable that the report was unsubstantiated: This is not true.
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For example, in 2018 Goop settled a $20183,000 lawsuit for making unsubstantiated marketing claims about the health benefits of using vaginal jade eggs.
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For nearly a year, Giuliani has pursued unsubstantiated allegations that Biden pushed to fire a Ukrainian prosecutor to stop him from investigating Burisma.
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He reportedly collapsed at a rally last year, and there are constant — but unsubstantiated — rumors that he suffers from some form of cancer.
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Four years later, President Trump and his administration have decided to create a commission to investigate the unsubstantiated claims of widespread voter fraud.
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In response, India said it "completely rejected the baseless and unsubstantiated allegations" leveled by Pakistan against officials at its high commission in Islamabad.
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The allegations were seen by critics as a way to substantiate Trump's unsubstantiated claims that former President Obama "wiretapped" him during the campaign.
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"[We] were not given a genuine opportunity to respond to the various unsubstantiated assertions and allegations before the report was published," he said.
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Giuliani had worked with the pair to investigate unsubstantiated accusations that Joe Biden and his son Hunter were involved in corruption in Ukraine.
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During that call, Trump pressured Zelensky to probe former vice president Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, on unsubstantiated allegations of corruption.
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"Jack O'Donnell is a disgruntled former employee, and this is a totally unsubstantiated and false claim," said a spokeswoman for the Trump campaign.
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Trump and some House Republicans have demanded the Justice Department investigate unsubstantiated allegations that the FBI "planted a spy" in his 2016 campaign.
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President Donald Trump spread an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory suggesting the Clintons were involved in the death of the accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
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"The Indian army denied multiple allegations of torture outlined in a BBC report from Kashmir on August 29, calling them "baseless and unsubstantiated.
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The White House struggled to answer questions Monday about President Trump's unsubstantiated assertion that President Obama illegally wiretapped him during the 2016 campaign.
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General Electric's stock rose 4.3 percent Tuesday amid unsubstantiated speculation that the Oracle of Omaha was buying shares of the beleaguered industrial conglomerate.
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The regime uses the museum's gory displays to foster an unsubstantiated narrative that American-led forces massacred 35,000 civilians in Sinchon in 1950.
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"Unfortunately, in perpetuating an unsubstantiated premise of the Obama administration, Treasury has decided to keep part of these discriminatory regulations," the group said.
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What Uber's agreeing to: The company will pay $20 million and is forbidden from making certain misrepresentations or unsubstantiated claims in the future.
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Because of such alarming stakes, we clearly recognize that we must do more to reassure and educate families while forcefully rebutting unsubstantiated claims.
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The newly released documents show how far back some people in the Trump political operation theorized Ukraine's unsubstantiated role in the Democratic hacking.
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The memos also contained unsubstantiated accounts of encounters between Mr. Trump and Russian prostitutes, and real estate deals that were intended as bribes.
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Now, after years of unsubstantiated rumors about Louis C.K. masturbating in front of associates, women are coming forward to describe what they experienced.
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" That's how President Donald Trump reacted to a question about his still unsubstantiated wiretapping claims during an interview on CBS' "Face the Nation.
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The unsubstantiated allegations that have contributed to his terrorism designation are all sourced to two right-wing blogs: PipeLineNews and Militant Islam Monitor.
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It ran unsubstantiated allegations of extramarital affairs against him at a time when he was proving himself Mr. Trump's most stubborn Republican challenger.
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The judge was also critical of comments made by Mr. Scott's lawyers on television and social media perpetuating the unsubstantiated rumors of fraud.
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An eBay spokesperson told CNBC that the company has taken down more than 20,000 products for making unsubstantiated health claims about the coronavirus.
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He ticked off those he knew, reading each aloud, adding which allegations he thought were likely true, and which he believed were unsubstantiated.
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This is not, as Republicans have claimed, a matter of demanding the destruction of a man's career based on vague or unsubstantiated claims.
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A Walmart spokesperson previously told CNBC the company is monitoring the site for unsubstantiated medical claims and taking down listings with inflated prices.
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Last week it accused American officials of committing infractions while posing as Huawei workers, in order to "bring unsubstantiated accusations against the company".
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Her current whereabouts is not known, though there have been unsubstantiated reports that she has been detained during the course of the investigation.
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He denied vague, unsubstantiated reports of a secret third meeting with the Russian ambassador, Sergey I. Kislyak, at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington.
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Thursday's session also included an effort to push back on the unsubstantiated theories that drove Trump's alleged pressure campaign toward the Ukrainian president.
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In it, he offered unsubstantiated accounts of bribery, stolen elections and even convenient deaths that helped pave Johnson's road to the White House.
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"Yes, they are explosive; they are also entirely unsubstantiated, at least to our knowledge, at this stage," the site wrote on Tuesday night.
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Chaffetz has also said his committee has no plans to investigate Trump's unsubstantiated claims of rampant voter fraud during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Separately, Trump and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani have amplified unsubstantiated claims that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election to benefit Hillary Clinton.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, called the Times story "unsubstantiated" and said the Democratic presidential candidates were "hysterically" calling for impeachment.
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On Monday, President Trump made the provocative, unsubstantiated claim that the American media intentionally failed to cover acts of terrorism around the globe.
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"It would be unfortunate if any unsubstantiated and false allegations have been wrongfully spread through the community," Mr. Benedetto said in an email.
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The recall came as Giuliani was spreading unsubstantiated claims about the veteran diplomat, and as Trump was unhappy with her presence in Ukraine.
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The partial transcript showed that Trump asked Zelensky to investigate unsubstantiated allegations about Biden as well as details about Russia's 2016 election interference.
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That policy included pushing Ukraine to open investigations into the 2016 presidential election and unsubstantiated corruption allegations against Joe Biden and his son.
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Trump never reversed his retweet containing the unsubstantiated name of the whistleblower, and the retweet is still officially part of his Twitter timeline.
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Clinton's email, was unimaginable at the time — but has since grown familiar, apparently creating the need for trafficking in exaggeration and unsubstantiated allegations.
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As the impeachment case has unfolded, Republicans have seized on largely unsubstantiated claims that Ukraine's government tried to interfere in 2016 against Trump.
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Mostly the government does this when it says that a parent has a criminal history, but the offenses sometimes were minor or unsubstantiated.
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Now, he is attempting to disrupt yet another settled bankruptcy based on the same unsubstantiated allegations he has made over and over again.
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Our president has made irresponsible, inaccurate and unsubstantiated claims many times in the past and continues to do so to his own citizens.
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In 2017, a commission created by President Trump to investigate his unsubstantiated claims of widespread voter fraud requested voter rolls from each state.
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" In an interview with Trump surrogate and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, Tapper called the comments "a wild and unsubstantiated attack.
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The Republican president has made unsubstantiated claims that millions of people voted illegally for his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, in last November's election.
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US district judge Sam Sparks said the state's health commission was relying on "unsubstantiated and indeterminate allegations" in its bid to deny funding.
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"I have been wrongly accused and unfairly detained based on meritless and unsubstantiated accusations," Ghosn told the judge at his hearing on January 7th.
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The editorial also slammed Trump for refusing to back off his administration's unsubstantiated allegations that President Barack Obama ordered the wiretapping of Trump Tower.
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People voted in the names of dead people who are still on the voter registry This too would be voter fraud, but remains unsubstantiated.
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On Sunday, the Trump administration sought to spin Trump's unsubstantiated claim as a call for Congress to investigate if Obama "abused" his presidential powers.
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Devin Nunes and the House intelligence committee began with an unsubstantiated Saturday morning tweetstorm in which Trump accused President Obama of illegally wiretapping him.
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Wohl most recently had joined fellow conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer — also recently banned from Twitter — to investigate unsubstantiated rumors about Omar married her brother.
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Poland's populist government has accused Mr Tusk, who was widely popular when he headed the previous centrist government, of a range of unsubstantiated misdemeanours.
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The lawyer, Martin Singer, for example, had described some of the women's accounts as "unsubstantiated, fantastical stories" in a statement he made in 2014.
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Instead, the event was dominated by debate over Russian hacking and unsubstantiated claims that he had been caught in a compromising position in Moscow.
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In an open letter to South Africans published on Thursday, Matjila said he wanted to respond to "unsubstantiated, malicious and spurious allegations" against him.
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But given omnipresent and unsubstantiated Republican warnings of voter fraud and election theft, the situation unfolding in the North Carolina Ninth is rather remarkable.
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José Ornellas, the chief of the armed forces, whom unsubstantiated reports said was the leader of the rebellion, tweeted his backing for Mr Maduro.
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" Two classmates of Kavanaugh told the Times that the Renate mentions in the yearbook were part of the athletes' "unsubstantiated boasting about their conquests.
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The owner and operator of the McDonald's Graves visited, Edgard Gerena, said the incident is under investigation but the claims are so far unsubstantiated.
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The judge gave the warrant because he was given a dossier that made a lot of wild, salacious allegations, which were unverified and unsubstantiated.
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"Much of this unbalanced and sensationalized reporting is based on unsubstantiated allegations, exaggerations, unsupported connections and outright falsehoods," the directors said in the letter.
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On Britain: Rogers was asked about Trump's repetition of an unsubstantiated claim that Britain's top spy agency wiretapped Trump on behalf of President Obama.
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He has made unsubstantiated claims that 3 million to 5 million illegal votes were cast in the presidential election, costing him the popular vote.
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At the time, there was no way to know whether the tweet was accurate or not and British authorities were warning about unsubstantiated reports.
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Trump and Comey's relationship was strained early on, in part because of the president's explosive and unsubstantiated claims that President Obama wiretapped Trump Tower.
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In that call, Trump asked Zelensky to have Ukraine "look into" unsubstantiated corruption allegations against former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter.
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He called Ms. Warren "Pocahontas," a derogatory nickname because of her unsubstantiated claims during her 2012 Senate run that she has Native-American ancestry.
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More recently, he has made unsubstantiated claims that the FBI spied on his campaign, although top Obama-era intelligence officials have disputed the allegations.
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" In late January, Alan Garten, the Trump Organization's general counsel, told Reuters that Simpson's "accusations are reckless and unsubstantiated for a multitude of reasons.
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President Trump added fuel to the fire when, in August, he retweeted an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory that Epstein was somehow killed by Bill Clinton.
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Trump then repeated his father's unsubstantiated claim that Biden took a $1.5 billion gift from China while his father, Joe Biden, was vice president.
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When he first heard the "unsubstantiated reports of SARMs and other appearance- and performance-enhancing drugs" being sold online, he was "incredulous," Bhasin said.
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In some cases, the researchers found instances of fake countdown clocks (refreshing the site would restart the timer) and unsubstantiated claims of low inventory.
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Earlier this year, Trump claimed in a series of unsubstantiated tweets that the Obama administration wiretapped Trump Tower while he was running for office.
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Supporters of 20-week bans contend that is the point when fetuses can feel physical pain, although this claim is unsubstantiated by medical evidence.
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Jones has been sued for his role in promoting an unsubstantiated theory that the 2012 massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School was a hoax.
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Ultimately though, Jackson withdrew from consideration after explosive -- though unsubstantiated —--allegations of misconduct from his time at the White House Medical Unit became public.
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One memo included in the file contained an unsubstantiated account of Mr. Trump engaging with prostitutes in a Moscow hotel room during that trip.
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On Twitter, Mr. Trump warned that they included "criminals and unknown Middle Easterners" — an unsubstantiated claim that threw his own government for a loop.
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He has now escalated that unsubstantiated — and vague — claim into a false one by suggesting that foreign governments are sending murderers through the program.
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It is not enough to respond to unsubstantiated statements such as 'The global fashion industry is the second most polluting industry in the world.
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There was unsubstantiated chatter before Evans stepped down that LeBlanc and his co-host weren't having a lot of "Hey ... How ya doin?" moments.
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This false belief about the danger of these drugs seems to stem from several unsubstantiated — though widely disseminated — media reports over the past year.
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The unsubstantiated allegations and personal attacks amounted to an extraordinary public declaration of war by traditionalists at a particularly vulnerable moment in Francis' papacy.
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Turkish social media is rife with unsubstantiated claims, with some suggesting that Syrians have priority over Turks at public hospitals and receiving government pensions.
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Mr. Papadopoulos has posited that Mr. Mifsud was "an Italian intelligence asset who the C.I.A. weaponized" as part of the unsubstantiated "deep state" plot.
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"Reaching a decision to close the investigation with no criminal charges does not mean that the underlying allegation is unsubstantiated," the inspector general wrote.
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Myanmar was the victim of "unsubstantiated narratives" by human rights groups and U.N investigators, and could itself punish perpetrators through domestic mechanisms, she said.
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Giuliani and Lutsenko also both worked to push unsubstantiated allegations about former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, who was ousted as a result.
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"The fact Buzzfeed and CNN made the decision to run with this unsubstantiated claim is a sad, pathetic attempt to get clicks," Spicer said.
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It came a day after news that U.S. intelligence agencies presented Mr. Trump with unsubstantiated reports that Russia had collected salacious information about him.
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But that the governor would draw attention to an unsubstantiated threat made on the online chat forum Reddit seemed to surprise some New Yorkers.
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And then there was the release of the unsubstantiated intelligence report, with its nausea-inducing claims, which I don't know what to do with.
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" And Ms. Hassan's spokesman, Aaron Jacobs, said the "completely unsubstantiated claims about voter fraud have been debunked by independent fact checkers time and again.
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Republicans may also try to argue Ukraine interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory pushed by Trump and his allies.
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And sure, we know all about the Yoni Egg Debacle, wherein the company had to pay a hefty fine for making unsubstantiated medical claims.
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The investigation in question was related to unsubstantiated allegations related to the 2016 election, not regarding Joseph R. Biden Jr. and his son Hunter.
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He defended the former vice president's character and blamed Giuliani for convincing Trump that the unsubstantiated corruption allegations against the Bidens were worth pursuing.
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Trump last week publicly urged Ukraine and China to investigate unsubstantiated corruption allegations about Biden, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, and his son Hunter.
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In 2018, the wellness company was slapped with penalties for "unsubstantiated claims" surrounding two of Goop's vaginal eggs and an essential oil-like product.
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A reported sexual assault may be determined to be "unfounded" or "unsubstantiated" for any number of reasons, such as a lack of physical evidence.
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Democrats see both individuals as key witnesses in their impeachment probe into Trump's efforts to encourage Ukraine to investigate unsubstantiated allegations against the Bidens.
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This was obviously an attempt to shore up unsubstantiated claims by President Trump that President Obama ordered Trump's "wires tapped" just before the election.
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The intelligence agencies also presented Mr. Trump with a summary of unsubstantiated reports that Russia had collected compromising and salacious personal information about him.
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From the moment the unsubstantiated but explosive intelligence report hit the internet, the questions arose: When and what would Mr. Trump post on Twitter?
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The claims in the story are anonymous and unsubstantiated, and we&aposre appalled that Jeff and Navneet have been subjected to these personal attacks.
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During the call, Shokin made the unsubstantiated claim that Biden had him removed from the job because he had been investigating Zlochevsky and Burisma.
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His Democratic rivals have also sidestepped the issue, or expressed their support for the former vice president in the face of Trump's unsubstantiated claims.
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Our thought bubble: There are four unsubstantiated assumptions about adult vapers in the case being presented to Trump: They start out as Trump voters.
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"CNN's decision to publish carefully sourced reporting about the operations of our government is vastly different from BuzzFeed's decision to publish unsubstantiated memos," it said.
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"Until the investigation is finished, there are a lot of unsubstantiated rumors and we want to make sure investigators finish their work transparently and clearly."
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Autopsy complete Many unsubstantiated reports of how Kim was attacked have been circulated since his death, but so far Malaysian police have revealed few details.
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"I maintain my innocence and am committed to vigorously defending myself against these meritless and unsubstantiated accusations," Ghosn said in a statement following his release.
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" On Sunday, an attorney for Ailes, Susan Estrich, denied Camerota's account in a statement to PEOPLE, "These are unsubstantiated and false allegations," she said. "Mr.
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The unsubstantiated allegation against Mueller was linked to a company called Surefire Intelligence, which listed a voicemail box that had been registered to Wohl's mother.
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"There are some speculations that the government is planning a TOTAL NATIONWIDE SHUTDOWN," reads one top post from Wednesday, which moderators quickly flagged as unsubstantiated.
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The unsubstantiated theory could buttress Trump's skepticism of U.S. intelligence agencies' conclusion Russia interfered in the 2016 election to help him against Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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His unsubstantiated tweet distracted from the claims of Russian interference in the election - as well as efforts by Republicans to push through a healthcare overhaul.
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Despite the statements from law enforcement, Trump and other administration officials seemingly endorsed unsubstantiated conspiracies suggesting that the Clintons were somehow involved in Epstein's death.
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It's all just another feint in Trump's efforts to try to dismiss the serious issue of Russian hacking by sowing unsubstantiated doubt into the situation.
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Since Trump's recirculating of the story, it has inspired an avalanche of new, unsubstantiated reports that are causing confusion and the spread of false information.
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But critics posting on social media derided the network for focusing on an unsubstantiated idea rather than on those killed or injured in the attack.
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The recent flap over the public release of unsubstantiated accusations against President-elect Donald J. Trump has deepened his already tense relationship with the media.
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"The White House does not confirm or deny unsubstantiated claims based on illegal leaks from anonymous individuals," a White House spokesman told the Washington Post.
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The U.S. cybersecurity industry is not well served by unsubstantiated claims about the trustworthiness of security products, which only muddy the waters and encourage blowback.
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He has also criticized Trump for his unsubstantiated claim of widespread voter fraud, as well as his comments about the size of his inauguration crowd.
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"After conducting staff interviews, reviewing documentation and inspecting the physical environment, the Boys & Girls Club has found these accusations to be unsubstantiated," the statement reads.
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In July this year, the National Archives previously released 3,810 records related to Kennedy's death, an event that remains the subject of unsubstantiated conspiracy theories.
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The unsubstantiated theory, advanced by President Donald Trump even after he took office, would later help trigger the impeachment inquiry now consuming the White House.
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Trump Jr. also said he did not inform his father about the meeting ahead of time, because he didn't want to bring him "unsubstantiated" information.
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"You know, 3 [million] to 5 million people voted illegally," Franken said, referencing Trump's unsubstantiated claim that widespread voter fraud cost him the popular vote.
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Mackowiak acknowledged that some of the immigration rhetoric -- like Trump making unsubstantiated claims that "Middle Easterners" have joined the caravan -- are not helpful or necessary.
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"Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is leading the Democrat party to the left with nothing more than an unsubstantiated, factually incorrect socialist wish list," the email states.
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But Trump's demand, which followed his unsubstantiated claim that an informant had been "implanted, for political purposes" into his campaign, goes even further, Vladeck said.
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Some officials even suggested a criminal act was involved in the death, and others raised unsubstantiated speculation over whether the death was even a suicide.
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Afghan officials are demanding that the thousands of government contractors working in Afghanistan in support of the departments of Defense and State pay unsubstantiated taxes.
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TRUMP JR.: Because I wouldn't bring him anything that's unsubstantiated, especially from a guy like Rob, before I knew what it was actually about myself.
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The remarks came during an exchange about the Russia investigation, where Trump repeated his frequent and unsubstantiated claim that Democrats colluded with the Russian government.
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Supporters of 20-week bans contend that is the point when fetuses can feel physical pain, although this claim is unsubstantiated by medical evidence. Sen.
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Tom Cotton on Sunday previewed the upcoming House hearing, saying Comey's testimony would address "unsubstantiated allegations" of dealings between Moscow and President Donald Trump's campaign.
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The Kremlin called the claims made in Steele's unsubstantiated dossier "pulp fiction," and Trump himself attacked it as "phony stuff" at his Wednesday press conference.
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Instead, the president cited unsubstantiated allegations made by billionaire investor and Facebook board member Peter Thiel on Monday's installment of Tucker Carlson's Fox News show.
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"The allegations regarding him (Gifford) are not only vague and unsubstantiated, they are utterly inconsistent with our knowledge of him," CBS said in a statement.
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) on Tuesday said the White House is "in denial" over President Trump's unsubstantiated claim that former President Obama wiretapped Trump Tower.
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On Twitter, Mr. Trump warned that the caravan included "criminals and unknown Middle Easterners" — an unsubstantiated claim that threw his own government for a loop.
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An investigation commissioned by Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, which has endorsed Mr. Ellison, recently concluded that Ms. Monahan's allegations of physical abuse were unsubstantiated.
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The "politics" in question surely involved the star treatment of a questionable book written by an author trying to increase sales by hyping unsubstantiated rumors.
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The state's Republican politicians have defended the strict voter ID rules by saying they're meant to prevent fraud, including unsubstantiated claims of widespread voter impersonation.
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The dossier's most memorable entry is an unsubstantiated account involving Mr. Trump, Russian prostitutes and a defiled Moscow hotel bed where the Obamas once slept.
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The man behind the research is a former British spy, Christopher Steele, who compiled a dossier of explosive, unsubstantiated information about Mr. Trump and Russia.
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The criminal referral makes no assessment of the veracity of the dossier's contents, much of which remains unsubstantiated nearly a year after it became public.
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"I am innocent," his said in a statement, "and totally committed to vigorously defending myself in a fair trial against these meritless and unsubstantiated accusations."
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They raised alarms in particular about Telizhenko, who has leveled unsubstantiated claims about coordination between the Ukrainian government and the Democratic National Committee in 2016.
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In January, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration sent a letter warning Gojo against making any unsubstantiated health claims about the company's hand sanitizer products.
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The bidding website has been conducting regular manual sweeps to remove products marketed with the term "coronavirus" for violating its policy against unsubstantiated health claims.
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Mr. Zhao's posts appeared to be a retort to similarly unsubstantiated theories about the origins of the outbreak that have spread in the United States.
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Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani led an effort last year to pressure Ukraine's government to investigate Burisma and the Bidens, but the allegations are unsubstantiated.
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The White House official was referring to unsubstantiated allegations that Ukraine, and not Russia, was involved in the hack of the DNC server in 85033.
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It only offers some unsubstantiated hope that more frequent reviews will mean that those terminated will re-enter the employment market — hardly a likely outcome.
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This disclosure is necessary to provide some of the first hard data that could settle the unsubstantiated allegations flowing on both sides of the debate.
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The 198 photos released Friday were part of investigations that found 14 substantiated allegations of abuse and 42 unsubstantiated ones, according to a Pentagon statement.
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In an unusual rebuke, Michael J. Missal, the inspector general, wrote to Mr. Wilkie to say that characterizing Ms. Goldstein's allegation as unsubstantiated was incorrect.
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The whistleblower outlined concerns that Trump abused his power by urging Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate unsubstantiated accusations of wrongdoing against the Biden family.
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President Donald Trump floated an unsubstantiated claim Thursday that pharmaceutical companies could be pushing for his impeachment because he has tried to reduce drug prices.
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They said Nunes reportedly obtained the information well before the president blasted out an unsubstantiated tweet accusing Obama of wiretapping Trump Tower before the election.
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Trump denied telling Bolton that he sought to use the aid to pressure Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to investigate the Bidens on unsubstantiated corruption allegations.
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Fox News temporarily sidelined Andrew Napolitano, the contributor who spawned the unsubstantiated claim that Mr. Obama had used British intelligence to spy on Mr. Trump.
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After the disclosure of a dossier with unsubstantiated claims about him, Mr. Trump alleged that the intelligence agencies had allowed a leak of the material.
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In addition, many organizations feel LCD evidentiary standards are highly selective, misrepresent the opinions of national organizations, and contain several key premises that are unsubstantiated.
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Barr's concerns have aligned with Trump's unsubstantiated claims that he is the victim of a "deep state" operation that has tried to disrupt his presidency.
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Donald Trump has a habit of retweeting and thereby validating unsubstantiated posts from some of the most extreme and unreliable propaganda websites on the net.
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Trump's defenders once claimed that the president was the subject of a witch hunt driven by unsubstantiated rumors of ties between the president and Moscow.
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Attorney General William Barr made a number of unsubstantiated allegations against the FBI in a bizarre interview with NBC News&apos Pete Williams on Tuesday.
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But those allegations are unsubstantiated, and Joe Biden's calls for Ukraine to fire that prosecutor were echoed by many other Western nations at the time.
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He raised an unsubstantiated accusation that they were involved in corrupt dealings with Ukraine, and bemoaned what he called a "double standard" by the media.
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As a result, Trump's presidency will be plagued by innuendo and unsubstantiated allegations in the months ahead that could take much longer to go away.
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By Friday morning, the unsubstantiated allegation had been picked up by Breitbart News, the site once headed by President Trump's chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon.
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" But Steve Nelson, president of the Nebraska Farm Bureau, hailed the report as a vindication for the center against "unsubstantiated claims of abuse and neglect.
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Catch up quick: Jones has repeatedly spread unsubstantiated conspiracies about the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre, in which 26 people died, including 20 children.
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"I have been wrongly accused and unfairly detained based on meritless and unsubstantiated accusations," Ghosn told the court in his first public appearance since his arrest.
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His tenure as ambassador got off to a rocky start in 2018, when he dismissed as "fake news" unsubstantiated anti-Muslim claims he made in 2015.
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So Trump has plunged his 2020 election dagger into Biden's second son, targeting Hunter Biden with unsubstantiated allegations about his business dealings in Ukraine and China.
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Here's what each major candidate must do: Joe Biden must make sure his debate is not overshadowed by Trump's unsubstantiated claims about his son's financial dealings.
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DaVita's settlement covers allegations it not only looked back and submitted diagnosis codes that could not be supported medically, but also did not delete unsubstantiated codes.
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"The characterisation by Professor Krauss that The Australian National University (ANU) found the complaint to be 'unsubstantiated and fabricated with malicious intent' is false," ANU said.
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The company has denied these claims, which remain largely unsubstantiated, but that hasn't been enough to get it back on federal lists of approved software vendors.
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Hillary Clinton clapped back at President Donald Trump's unsubstantiated assertion on Twitter this week that Google engineered his significant popular vote defeat in the 22.6 election.
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A spokeswoman for JP Morgan dismissed the accusation on Thursday, saying the firm "considers the allegations made in the claim to be unsubstantiated and without merit".
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Jared's mother (Nicole Kidman) had an unsubstantiated phobia of Jared's hand being ripped off by a passing truck, so she had long banned the innocent gesture.
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Marketing & Consulting, and Stanley Brothers Social Enterprises LLC — sold, in total, more than 25 different types of products with unsubstantiated medical claims, according to the FDA.
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On June 9, an unsubstantiated rumor that Nestle (rather than Mondelez) was set to bid for Hershey was attended with a flurry of bullish options purchases.
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However, it is clear that unsubstantiated allegations of an alleged conspiracy among Quest Integrity, Team Industrial Services or our major oil company clients are absurd.[Bloomberg]
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The proposed links between abortion and mental health issues, abortion and future infertility, and abortion and breast cancer are all wildly unsubstantiated, if not debunked entirely.
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Mujahid and Ahmadi accept there have been numerous instances when they have published unsubstantiated claims of attacks and that sometimes fighters have presented an exaggerated version.
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So alas, the claim is unsubstantiated, lovely though it is to think of Gomez and Tesfaye whispering romantic confessions to one another on a red carpet.
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The GOP nominee has huddled with controversial anti-Clinton author Ed Klein, whose work has been dismissed by the mainstream political class as unsubstantiated conspiracy-mongering.
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Nothing like the kind of wild and unsubstantiated that the president put forward that there were 3 million or more noncitizen voters voting in the election.
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But I've tried to stick with what I could find, and I found that rumor to be totally unsubstantiated—worthy of a John le Carré novel.
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Trump said he felt somewhat vindicated by the news, after spending weeks on defense about his unsubstantiated claim that former President Barack Obama had wiretapped him.
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Perhaps the most infamous one was in early March, when Trump raised unsubstantiated allegations that President Barack Obama had tapped his phones during the election campaign.
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This is not out of concern for the public health, but instead is a marketing tool meant to appeal to the unsubstantiated fears of their customers.
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In 2018, Giuliani spoke with former Ukrainian Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin, who is at the center of Trump's and Giuliani's unsubstantiated allegations of corruption against Biden.
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Amid a new round of unsubstantiated claims of anti-conservative bias from a group of conservative leaders, Facebook launched a review of its practices in May.
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The race turned ugly when Renacci leveled unsubstantiated allegations that Brown had made unwanted advances toward women, which Brown's campaign protested as "false and libelous" statements.
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"There were unsubstantiated allegations against the same person around a year back by a woman worker," said K.R. Shanmugavel, senior manager at the Rama Spinning Mills.
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President Donald Trump "would not accept the premise" that his unsubstantiated or misleading claims could risk hurting his credibility, according to a Time Interview published Thursday.
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For the second time in less than a month, Jake Tapper has used a CNN segment to clear up an unsubstantiated "falsehood" lobbed by Donald Trump.
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Tieva "routinely made false and unsubstantiated earnings claims during her sales presentations at FBA Stores' live events," the FTC wrote in its complaint against Sellers Playbook.
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"We categorically reject such claims, even more so because each time those who make such claims prove unable somehow to corroborate their unsubstantiated accusations," Peskov said.
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In particular, the organization faces regular—and often unsubstantiated—attacks about the motivations of its funders, and specifically its reliance on money from the US government.
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Likewise, it has also purged millions of accounts from WeChat following numerous rounds of government-led initiatives that crack down on media, pornography and unsubstantiated rumors.
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The labels for our prescription opioid pain medicines provide information about their risks and benefits, and the allegations made against our company are baseless and unsubstantiated.
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The accuracy of Viganò's claims is an open question — many journalists note that they are unsubstantiated, and that Viganò is a longtime rival of Pope Francis.
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For Constand, the defense spun a wildly unsubstantiated tale of romance to frame the alleged rape as consensual (as though people in relationships can't be raped!).
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His best basketball years, when he might have dominated the N.B.A., were stolen by unsubstantiated suspicions of his earlier involvement in a college point-shaving scandal.
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Even Trump's attorney, Rudy Giuliani, has conceded that the president made his claims about campaign "spying" based on unsubstantiated information he didn't know to be true.
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It's probably also why we often spread saucy but unsubstantiated stories about a of famous figures' sex deaths, from medieval popes to mid-20th century politicians.
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" And for the small number of DHS employees or contractors that were investigated in the list obtained by Motherboard, the complaints were sometimes found as "unsubstantiated.
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As Mr. Trump continued to fan unsubstantiated claims that partisan Democrats had planted a spy in his campaign, the logistics for the meetings shifted several times.
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Google makes it easy for people to complain about businesses, but it can be difficult for businesses to challenge claims they believe are unsubstantiated or misleading.
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Letter To the Editor: "Contractors for I.R.S. Are Accused of Abuses" (Business Day, June 24) repeats unsubstantiated allegations regarding Navient and its subsidiary, Pioneer Credit Recovery.
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One informal adviser to the president made an unsubstantiated claim that she had told Ukrainian officials to ignore Mr. Trump's policies because he would be impeached.
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We invite TINA to visit Goop before publishing another unsubstantiated report so they can see firsthand the research and due diligence we put into our products.
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He's also at the center of the impeachment inquiry for allegedly trying to press Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden over unsubstantiated corruption allegations.
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She says she was pushed out over unsubstantiated allegations that she was critical of Trump and didn't want Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden and his son.
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In several instances last month, Mr. Pompeo repeated an unsubstantiated claim by Mr. Trump — that Ukraine may have run an interference operation in the 2016 election.
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Finally, Stephen Colbert lampooned President Trump for using the term "Spygate" to refer to his unsubstantiated accusations that the F.B.I. planted a spy in his campaign.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Biden delivered his most forceful response yet to Mr. Trump's requests that foreign countries investigate unsubstantiated allegations about him and his son Hunter.
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In a class action lawsuit filed last year, the ACLU accused the administration of using unsubstantiated claims of gang affiliation to detain and deport immigrant teens.
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"If anything looks unsubstantiated, the application is sent back to the FBI to provide additional evidentiary support," former FBI agent Asha Rangappa writes in Just Security.
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The president on Wednesday dissolved the commission, which he established last year to probe his unsubstantiated assertions that widespread voter fraud occurred during the 2016 election.
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Trump has made unsubstantiated claims since his election win in November that he would have won the popular vote if it were not for voter fraud.
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The companies "executed massive and unprecedented marketing campaigns through which they misrepresented the risks of addiction from their opioids and touted unsubstantiated benefits," the lawsuit stated.
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The Trump administration has refused to give Congress a whistleblowers complaint about the call, in which Trump reportedly pressured Zelensky to investigate unsubstantiated allegations about Biden.
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But the brand has been met with the same amount of fervor from critics who say that Goop offers experimental products backed up by unsubstantiated claims.
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These GOP election administrators expressed varying degrees of concern that Trump's so-far-unsubstantiated charges could cast doubt on the integrity of the November election results.
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Biden confirms Obama, VP were briefed on unsubstantiated claims against Trump "I understand that they would like to meet, and that's absolutely fine with me," he said.
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Donald Trump brought out the ALL CAPS Wednesday to show just how seriously he's taking his unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud in the election that he won.
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James Comey FBI Director James Comey could put the final nail in the coffin today on President Trump's unsubstantiated claim that former President Obama bugged Trump Tower.
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But that also means it must rely on its scientific board for credibility — possibly raising eyebrows in the scientific community for selling pills based on unsubstantiated claims.
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The report concluded that whistleblower allegations of intelligence being intentionally altered, delayed or suppressed by top Centcom officials from mid-2014 to mid-2015 were largely unsubstantiated.
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Instead, the event was dominated by debate over Russian hacking and unsubstantiated claims that he had in the past been caught in a compromising position in Moscow.
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" The administration's unsubstantiated references to an Atlanta terror attack and the false claim of a "Bowling Green massacre" came after Trump accused CNN of reporting "fake news.
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The Republican said leaks from the intelligence community led to some U.S. media outlets reporting unsubstantiated claims that he was caught in a compromising position in Russia.
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The president sparked a firestorm on Saturday by leveling an unsubstantiated claim against his predecessor, suggesting Obama ordered surveillance on his residence at New York's Trump Tower.
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The problem, he said, is when researchers make unsubstantiated claims or aren't transparent about their approach, as appears to be the case with the external Qi papers.
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One investigation concerned alleged Ukrainian interference in the 2016 election, which involves an unsubstantiated theory that that country was behind the hacking of the Democratic National Committee.
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"Nothing could be further from the truth and these allegations are unsubstantiated," Daniel Hetlage, the agency's director of media relations, said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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Following McCain's death, Trump criticized him for his crucial vote against repealing ObamaCare and his handling of a dossier containing unsubstantiated allegations about Trump's ties to Russia.
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It is disappointing that unsubstantiated and anonymous sources have described an IG office referral to members of the media, as this violates DOJ and IG policy direction.
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"We do not comment on unsubstantiated rumours regarding personal or professional relationships inside the company," Kaspersky Lab told Meduza when asked about the tension between the groups.
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As such, the assertions by Bethesda Softworks that Warner's Westworld mobile game improperly used source code from Bethesda's Fallout Shelter are as surprising as they are unsubstantiated.
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The only problem is that compiling unsubstantiated claims, misleading statements and one outright falsehood, the Trump campaign has produced an ad that is breathtaking in its dishonesty.
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Late last year, the school agreed to pay $100 million to settle government charges that it had used unsubstantiated job placement statistics in its advertising to students.
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"We believe that the conclusions drawn from this study are unsubstantiated by the disclosed experiments as they were designed and carried out," the scientists from Editas wrote.
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Critics say Trump is using it to find support for his unsubstantiated claims of widespread voter fraud that cost him the popular vote during the 2016 election.
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" And on CBS this morning, Mike Pence said, "Donald Trump has asserted that all of these recent unsubstantiated allegations are categorically false and I do believe him.
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Child protection workers had conducted four investigations into Tanasia Milligan but determined that repeated complaints of abuse and neglect of her daughter and young son were unsubstantiated.
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My pet theory (totally unsubstantiated, I must note) is that for the tenth anniversary of the iPhone, Apple wants to redesign the product in a big way.
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It was easy to see the blatant disrespect for the Black Lives Matter movement, and the historically unsubstantiated idea of the way police behave at a protest.
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Trump's account retweeted several tweets attacking the CNN reporter and pushing the president-elect's unsubstantiated claim that voter fraud in favor of Clinton occurred during the election.
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The man who jumped the White House fence and remained undetected for almost 20 minutes last weekend says he's the author of the unsubstantiated Trump-Russia dossier.
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" Navient pointed BuzzFeed News to its January statement which calls the bureau's allegations, filed in the final days of the Obama administration, "unsubstantiated, unjustified and politically driven.
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"The correspondence makes unsubstantiated claims and malicious allegations," Tata Sons said in the statement emailed to reporters a day after Mistry's letter was leaked to the press.
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At its core, satanic ritual abuse claims relied on overzealous law enforcement, unsubstantiated statements from children, and above all, coercive and suggestive interrogation by therapists and prosecutors.
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Trump has jumped on Monday's story about 3 CNN employees resigning after an unsubstantiated story connecting Trump aide Anthony Scaramucci to a Russian investment fund was retracted.
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"The White House does not confirm or deny unsubstantiated claims based on illegal leaks from anonymous individuals," said a White House spokesperson who declined to be named.
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"The White House does not confirm or deny unsubstantiated claims based on illegal leaks from anonymous individuals," said a White House spokesperson who declined to be named.
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When BuzzFeed published the infamous pee-gate dossier alleging unsubstantiated relations between Trump and Russia, the levelheaded response was to emphasize the completely "unverified" part of it.
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Trump doesn't just spout unsubstantiated accusations; he often drops them as quickly as he brings them up, as though it never really mattered if they were true.
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I felt victimized by the fact that others were judging me through conflicting and unsubstantiated reports, while I myself had no recollection of the events that transpired.
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Some in the intelligence community have raised concerns that some of the original findings proved unsubstantiated and that a release now might do more harm than good.
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Former FBI Director James Comey said he is not sure whether he believes President Donald Trump's denials about unsubstantiated dealings with prostitutes in Russia five years ago.
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Regardless of whether there was any truth to the unsubstantiated dossier, Steele caused the FBI to lie about its warrant and, thus, was dismissed as an informant.
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"The proposed regulations focus only on the most blatant abuses in which the 'debt' is clearly an accounting gimmick or unsubstantiated," he wrote in comments to Treasury.
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" This traces back to the President's entirely unsubstantiated claims post-election that he "won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally.
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The director rightly took issue with the letter's unsubstantiated claims, and a willingness among some in the media to cover something that has such a shaky foundation.
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The Social Democrats said last weekend it was unwittingly involved in two Facebook accounts that made unsubstantiated allegations against Kurz and the party chairman announced his resignation.
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And the president has also continued to push his unsubstantiated claim that the Obama administration placed spies in his campaign in order to help Clinton in 85033.
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Though he has cited unsubstantiated voter fraud in the presidential race before, this is the first time he has mentioned it in connection with down-ballot contests.
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Brennan's criticism followed a tumultuous week of finger-pointing between Trump and intelligence agency leaders over an unsubstantiated report that Russia had collected compromising information about Trump.
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Even the president's attorney, Rudy Giuliani, has conceded that the president made his charges about campaign "spying" based on unsubstantiated information he doesn't know to be true.
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"We maintain that the allegations made in these lawsuits against our company are baseless and unsubstantiated," a spokeswoman for Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Sarah Freeman, said in a statement.
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In 2014, Egyptian authorities charged them with sexual abuse and trafficking of those children, a claim that human rights groups had long argued was unsubstantiated and false.
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Reality check: In addition to the unsubstantiated claims of ties between Epstein's death and the Clintons, Williams' tweet also falsely claimed that Epstein was on suicide watch.
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"There are some campaigns that are driven by emotions, hearsay and unsubstantiated allegations," said Annette Hübschle, a researcher at the University of Cape Town's Center of Criminology.
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To imagine that, just because cancer cells like glucose, elevated levels of it might prompt healthy cells to become cancerous is to take a vast, unsubstantiated leap.
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AMI denied that it had received any information from the Saudis, calling the allegations "unsubstantiated," and said the materials were acquired from a single source, Michael Sanchez.
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Take the killing of Qasem Soleimani: Foreign policy sages fret about long-term reprisals from Iran, the administration's unsubstantiated casus belli and an impulsive commander-in-chief.
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The episode, called "The Hunt for Reds in October" in the Swedish news media, included unsubstantiated reports of a man in black spotted wading near the vessel.
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In particular I mean the part when he was asked about Trump's reckless — and wholly unsubstantiated — tweet that millions of Americans had voted illegally for Hillary Clinton.
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"The Times noted that Giuliani&aposs claims about Yovanovitch, characterized as a smear campaign during the impeachment hearings into Trump, were "unsubstantiated" or "taken out of context.
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Those decisions also demonstrated the peril to American democracy when courts blindly defer to the executive branch's unsubstantiated claim that national security justifies curtailment of fundamental liberties.
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Years of unsubstantiated rumors from another sector of the entertainment industry finally ended up on the record: Louis C.K. Is Accused by 5 Women of Sexual Misconduct.
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A whistleblower complaint released last week accuses Trump of repeatedly pressuring the leader of Ukraine to open an investigation into the Bidens over unsubstantiated allegations of corruption.
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He made unsubstantiated, sweeping, and brutally effective attacks on Clinton for having "done nothing" for thirty years about the economic troubles of middle-class and poor Americans.
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Kelner goes on to say: [Flynn] is now the target of unsubstantiated public demands by Members of Congress and other political critics that he be criminally investigated.
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The FDA is reviewing CBD and has yet to issue formal guidance, although the agency has issued warning letters to CBD makers that make unsubstantiated health claims.
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Trump and his supporters have pushed unsubstantiated accusations that Biden tried to abuse his power as vice president to interfere with a Ukrainian investigation into the company.
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In a statement on Thursday, Tata accused Mistry - whose family own a minority stake in Tata Sons - of making "unsubstantiated claims and malicious allegations" against the conglomerate.
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Sean Spicer and Kellyanne Conway suggested that Mr. Trump's unsubstantiated claim on Twitter that Mr. Obama had tapped his telephone was not meant to be taken literally.
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The warnings about government subterfuge only grew louder after Trump made the unsubstantiated claim that President Obama ordered Trump Tower to be wiretapped during the presidential race.
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Trump has already been accused of repeatedly pressuring Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate unsubstantiated corruption allegations against former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter.
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Please explain how The Times can refuse to publish the documents as "unsubstantiated" but it's O.K. to include a link to the BuzzFeed documents in its reporting.
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The couple also appeared in a packet of materials the State Department inspector general delivered to Congress on Wednesday, which Democrats described as unsubstantiated smears against Yovanovitch.
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Jeffrey Harley, the inspector general (IG) found 12 allegations to be "unsubstantiated," while another seven were substantiated and two were referred to other branches of the Navy.
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Mueller's team also accused Manafort of bringing 2016 campaign polling data to that meeting to hand over to Kilimnik, a charge that Manafort's lawyers have called unsubstantiated.
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"I am innocent and totally committed to vigorously defending myself in a fair trial against these meritless and unsubstantiated accusations," he said in a statement on Tuesday.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer is set to take questions Wednesday amid President Donald Trump's latest unsubstantiated voter fraud claims and a flurry of White House executive orders.
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Jamal A. Wilson/AFP/Getty Images A piece in June on Paula Jones's sexual harassment suit against the president dismissed it as an unsubstantiated far-right witch hunt.
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Nunes told CNN he had been working on nailing down the surveillance information before Trump's unsubstantiated claim earlier this month that he was wiretapped by President Barack Obama.
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But the decidedly less trendy FDA is telling the head of a camel milk distribution network (also "a thing," apparently) to knock it off with those unsubstantiated claims.
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It's another sign of the firestorm set off by Trump's unsubstantiated claims about Obama — one denied by the Republican heads of both the House and Senate intelligence committees.
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Can you deny that what we reported, not what BuzzFeed, all that unsubstantiated stuff, which we're not reporting, what we reported -- how can you say it's not true?
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" A CNN statement said the network's "decision to publish carefully sourced reporting about the operations of our government is vastly different than Buzzfeed's decision to publish unsubstantiated memos.
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Sen. John McCain on Wednesday pushed back on President Donald Trump's unsubstantiated voter-fraud claims and a reported executive action that would order a review of interrogation policies.
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That same week, the White House leveled the unsubstantiated and explosive claim that Britain helped former President Barack Obama spy on Trump, a charge that London vociferously denied.
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The highlights: Obama wiretapping claims: "No," the president is not ready to withdraw his allegations, said Spicer, even though Comey and Rogers confirmed today that they are unsubstantiated.
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President Trump and other politicians on the right have repeatedly raised the as-yet unsubstantiated specter of voter fraud in connection with early voting during the midterm campaign.
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If these complaints were aired in public, instead of behind closed doors, maybe banks would be less quick to settle, discouraging the opportunistic from lodging an unsubstantiated complaint.
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Yet the dominant impulse in the GOP since Pelosi announced the inquiry has been to entirely dismiss it, while recycling unsubstantiated allegations against former Vice President Joe Biden.
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More Accusations Emerge Cosby's lawyer Martin Singer blasts the new claims as "unsubstantiated" and "fantastical" and notes that none of the women ever filed legal claims against Cosby.
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"I maintain my innocence and am committed to vigorously defending myself against these meritless and unsubstantiated accusations," Ghosn said in a statement emailed to reporters following his release.
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For example, Roger Stone, a close Trump ally, advanced the unsubstantiated and widely disdained theory that Lyndon Johnson, who became president upon Kennedy's death, was involved in it.
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The component that's gotten the most attention is his repeated and unsubstantiated claim that there is a wide scale plot to rig the polls and steal the election.
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The only problem is that by compiling unsubstantiated claims, misleading statements and one outright falsehood, the Trump campaign has produced an ad that is breathtaking in its dishonesty.
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For more than five years, the US has been issuing unsubstantiated warnings about Huawei's relationship with the Chinese government, and 2018 has brought that antagonism to the fore.
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With phrases like "many people are saying" and "I'm hearing," Trump manages to insert unsubstantiated notions into the electoral discourse without taking responsibility for the messages he's sending.
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Like unsubstantiated claims about his personal wealth and taxes, we cannot assess Trump's claims about job creation in other contexts because there is no available evidence about it.
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Page has denied meeting with Russian officials on the trip and says the allegations leveled against him in an unsubstantiated dossier compiled by a British spy are false.
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But if all companies disclosed such data, then it would be harder for organizations to justify pay gaps by gender based upon vague, unsubstantiated claims about their competition.
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The second is his love of having parties, though it should be said that rumours of vodka and Charlie doing the rounds at his shindigs are entirely unsubstantiated.
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Another cringe-worthy exchange came when Trump, who's made unsubstantiated claims that President Barack Obama wiretapped Trump Tower, joked about his predecessor also spying on the German leader.
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Congressman Trey Gowdy is very unhappy with all the unsubstantiated accusations of criminal activity emanating from Congress and the White House, where people aren't tasked with investigating crimes.
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The unsubstantiated rumors of voter fraud by undocumented workers could have originated from a series of tweets by a conservative, self-declared "expert" in voter fraud, Gregg Phillips.
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Asked at a joint press conference about his unsubstantiated claims that Barack Obama had ordered a wiretap of his phones, Trump tried to rope in the German chancellor.
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Parenthetical or brief mentions that another news outlet's allegations are unsubstantiated just doesn't cut in professional journalism, particularly on a matter that affects the future of an administration.
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For its part, Texas Instruments confirmed the bugs and issued several patches, but attacked Armis' findings, calling its report "factually unsubstantiated and potentially misleading," said spokesperson Nicole Bernard.
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FISA applications go through a rigorous vetting and editing process at the FBI and DOJ in order to prevent unsubstantiated information from making it to the surveillance court.
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That inquiry by the World Health Organization found that Brostrom's account was "detailed," but that there was "no evidence to corroborate" her charges and called her account unsubstantiated.
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Some arguments for the removal of Endangered Species Act protections for Yellowstone's grizzly bears have little to do with science and instead rely on innuendo and unsubstantiated assertion.
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Unsubstantiated reports have claimed some big investors were beginning to analyze buying all or part of GE, with some speculating Warren Buffett was among those looking to invest.
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Prosecutors said played key roles in helping Giuliani pursue unsubstantiated claims that Democratic presidential contender Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, were engaged in improper conduct in Ukraine.
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Lim rejected accusations it publishes unsubstantiated reports to serve the government's interest and said it was just ambitious to break news the same as any major news agency.
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UK Athletics, which govern's the sport in Britain, described the allegations as "vague and unsubstantiated" and said it needed "much more detail to be able to respond fully".
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Democrats used their time during the hearing before the House Intelligence Committee to present unsubstantiated conclusions that the Trump administration colluded with Russian officials who hacked the DNC.
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The evidence, they maintain, is found in things like the false charges that Obama is a Muslim, the unsubstantiated accusations that he was born in Kenya and Rep.
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I have even come across unsubstantiated accounts of some LSD chemists preparatively ingesting LSD prior to working, to build tolerance and thus minimize the impact of accidental exposure.
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Why it matters: This is a rebuke of Kobach, who helped fuel Trump's unsubstantiated claims that millions of fraudulent votes had cost him the popular vote in 2016.
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But the investigation didn't reveal anything damning and actually ended up putting Kane on the defensive—she was forced to backpedal away from an unsubstantiated claim about Sandusky.
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" The GOP nominee earlier Sunday tweeted the election is being rigged "by the media pushing false and unsubstantiated charges, and outright lies, in order to elect Crooked Hillary!
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Then, on June 27, 22, white mobs torched thirty-five blocks of Greenwood, provoked by unsubstantiated claims that a black shoe-shine worker had attacked a white woman.
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But the second day of Francis' two-day trip ended not with hopeful signs, but with unsubstantiated accusations that he overlooked sex abuse accusations against an American cardinal.
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Compiled by former British spy Christopher Steele, the document — an explosive though partly unsubstantiated piece of opposition research — sparked an FBI investigation into Donald Trump's ties to Russia.
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He has sold us a whole way of accepting a narrative that has so many layers of unaccountable, unsubstantiated content that you can't possibly peel it all back.
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The Times' report contradicts President Donald Trump's claims that the Russia probe was spurred by information found in an unsubstantiated dossier compiled by former British spy Christopher Steele.
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And in recent weeks he has become the central character of an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory after Attorney General Bill Barr began reviewing the origins of the Russia investigation.
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In recent weeks, some GOP lawmakers have portrayed Giuliani as a rogue agent, acting alone when he traveled to meet former Ukrainian officials pushing unsubstantiated accusations about Biden.
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He called himself "very much of a germaphobe," apparently in an effort to discredit unsubstantiated claims about sex videos with Mr. Trump and prostitutes in a Russian hotel.
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" Russia's foreign intelligence service, which rarely issues any comments, told the state-run news agency Tass that "we do not comment on unsubstantiated insinuations published by the media.
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The companies are accused of illegally selling products made with cannabidiol, a component of the marijuana plant that isn't FDA-approved, and making unsubstantiated claims about their effectiveness.
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Unsubstantiated internet rumors of sexual misconduct with female comics gained steam last month when the comic Tig Notaro told The Daily Beast that he should "handle" the rumors.
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The hiring of a top GOP staffer comes at a time when Google faces unsubstantiated accusations from Republicans that it and other Silicon Valley giants are censoring conservatives.
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A major focus of the Democrats' case is a phone call last July in which Trump pressed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to investigate Biden on unsubstantiated corruption allegations.
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In contrast, the makers of hand sanitizer giant Purell were reprimanded by the FDA in January for making unsubstantiated claims that its products prevent the spread of viruses.
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Before running for president he accused Obama of not being an American citizen and during his campaign, he accused Mexican immigrants of a number of unsubstantiated illicit actions.
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That same morning, Trump asked Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in a phone call to "look into" unsubstantiated allegations against former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter.
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Trump has repeatedly warned of dangers related to immigration and of specific but unsubstantiated threats posed by the migrants, who are still weeks away from the US border.
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At the most critical moment in modern British history, its political parties -- and especially the one in power -- have chosen memefied promises and unsubstantiated one-upmanship over integrity.
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He has said that it will validate his long-held but unsubstantiated claim that his campaign was improperly spied on and targeted by high-ranking Obama administration officials.
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On Twitter on Friday morning, Mr. Trump again brought up the unsubstantiated, explosive dossier that a retired British intelligence agent compiled from information that he said Russia possesses.
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Ohler's portrait of Ranke, based on a close analysis of his correspondence and notes from the field, is persuasive, even if the larger conclusions Ohler draws are unsubstantiated.
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Prior to his election, Trump's career as a businessman/promoter was characterized by outrageous and unsubstantiated claims about everything from his level of wealth to his sex appeal.
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As the Islamic State grew in prominence, Mr. Baghdadi's appearances grew more rare, as did his audio recordings, fueling unsubstantiated reports that he had been wounded or killed.
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And despite the Republican nominee's unsubstantiated claims that the election is being rigged against him, 66 percent have confidence that their votes will be cast and accurately counted.
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The transcript is really worth reading in full (via Media Matters): TAPPER: Mr. Mayor, is that normal, stable behavior for a presidential nominee to launch an unsubstantiated attack?
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They also have asked the FBI and the Justice Department to produce any information that supports Trump's unsubstantiated claim that his predecessor wiretapped him during the 2016 campaign.
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The rumormongers "ask" whether Hillary is having secret heart problems, or secret seizures, or secret dementia — take your pick, really — each secret potential malady as unsubstantiated as the last.
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Its creation followed Trump's repeated use of unsubstantiated voter-fraud claims to argue he lost the popular vote because, he said, 3 million "illegals" voted in the general election.
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According to TINA, Goop told the organization that it took the matter seriously—but then proceeded to continually delay action, including taking down unsubstantiated medical claims from its site.
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"I have been wrongly accused and unfairly detained based on meritless and unsubstantiated accusations," he said in his first comments public comments since he was detained on Nov. 19.
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Furious that Buzzfeed printed the unsubstantiated allegations in their totality (which CNN did not), Trump chided news organizations who ran with the allegations, as well as the possible leakers.
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Over the weekend, Trump leveled the explosive and unsubstantiated allegations via series of tweets that the Trump Tower was wiretapped on orders of Obama a month before the election.
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Due process and the presumption of innocence are bedrock legal principles which have guided our nation for centuries, and they should not be lost to unsubstantiated hearsay and innuendo.
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"Nothing could be further from the truth and these allegations are unsubstantiated," Dan Hetlage, the director of media relations for US Customs and Border Protection, said in a statement.
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Those documents, which were obtained by CNN, included the unsubstantiated claims about Biden and his son that formed the basis of Trump's accusations in his July call with Zelensky.
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The piece adopted a condescending tone towards India's unique and globally acknowledged sanitation programme, the Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM), and makes unsubstantiated and unwarranted conclusions based on limited research.
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The President abruptly ended an interview with CBS reporter John Dickerson when pressed on his unsubstantiated claims that his Manhattan skyscraper was wiretapped ahead of the 2016 presidential election.
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Claypool also says that jurors heard unsubstantiated allegations that Dippolito had once tried to kill her husband with antifreeze, and that she had previously tried to hire another hitman.
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Accounts like Jones' can often sensationalize issues and spread unsubstantiated rumors, so it's critical journalists document, validate, and refute such information directly so people can form their own opinions.
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The reporters wanted to know whether Hoekstra still stood behind an inflammatory and unsubstantiated claim he made in 2015 about Islamists turning the Netherlands into some kind of hellscape.
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In particular, the Nunes memo reportedly argues the FBI abused the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) by using claims in an unsubstantiated dossier about Trump's alleged ties to Russia.
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Research has shown that this kind of information can be harmful, and recommendations for reporting on suicide specifically argue against citing trends in suicide that are unsubstantiated or false.
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The fact that he's facing unsubstantiated accusations of harboring secret animus toward Jews, in their view, reveals more about the bigoted suspicion of Muslims than it does about Ellison.
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"Senate Democrats and their allies are trying to destroy a man's personal and professional life on the basis of decades-old allegations that are unsubstantiated and uncorroborated," he said.
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In a previous statement, the London P&I Club described the government's clean up estimates, which ranged from A$70 million to A$194 million, as "unsubstantiated and unrealistic".
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"I felt victimized by the fact that others were judging me through conflicting and unsubstantiated reports, while I myself had no recollection of the events that transpired," Olympios continued.
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The order also risks being overshadowed by unsubstantiated accusations the president made over the weekend that former President Barack Obama ordered the wiretapping of his phones during the campaign.
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They regard the entire commission as a sham designed to soothe Trump's ego after his unsubstantiated claims that voter fraud is why he lost the popular vote to Clinton.
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"Nothing in the decision lends credence to the unsubstantiated attacks on olive oil made on The Dr. Oz segment and we are evaluating our options for appeal," she said.
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The actress and advocate has also drawn controversy by promoting the idea that vaccines may be linked to increased incidence of autism, an argument that has been scientifically unsubstantiated.
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Tech supporters say the allegations of censorship are unsubstantiated and that there is little evidence to back claims that web and social media companies are trying to censor conservatives.
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The decision from Democrats to start proceedings followed recent reports that Trump tried pressuring Ukraine into probing former Vice President Joe Biden and his son on unsubstantiated corruption allegations.
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Tim Leljedal, a spokesman for Southern Company, added that Mr. Wingo's allegations had been thoroughly investigated by the company and by outside counsel and were found to be unsubstantiated.
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The extraordinary and unsubstantiated accusation by Carlo Maria Viganò, a staunch critic of the pope, came in a 7,000-word letter that was published during Francis' visit to Ireland.
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Several Fox News hosts are making an unsubstantiated case on air that the economic fallout from the coronavirus response will be worse than the helath impacts of the pandemic.
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Mr. Netanyahu's wayward son, Yair, gleefully spread unsubstantiated rumors online that Iran had obtained material with which to blackmail Mr. Gantz, including a purportedly intimate video from his cellphone.
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It&aposs ironic that TINA accuses Goop of making unsubstantiated product claims when their own statements are made without any effort to substantiate what they have said about us.
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Trump's efforts to encourage Ukraine to investigate unsubstantiated corruption allegations against the Biden family triggered a whistleblower complaint and now are subject to an impeachment inquiry by House Democrats.
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The rally crowd began chanting "lock him up" in attacking Biden, referencing unsubstantiated allegations by the president that Biden and his son acted corruptly in their dealings with Ukraine.
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Parnas helped Giuliani broker contacts in Ukraine as part of a bid to substantiate unsubstantiated and damaging accusations against Joe Biden, a leading contender for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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