Veracity of videos questioned The veracity of the videos -- which purport to show Muslims assaulting people and smashing a statue of the Virgin Mary -- has been called into question.
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Reuters is unable to verify the veracity of the report.
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Experts quickly questioned the story's veracity due to its sourcing.
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BuzzFeed News could not verify the veracity of the photos.
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He also called into question the veracity of the reports.
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Facebook confirmed its veracity to BuzzFeed News and other media.
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This had some questioning the veracity of Huawei's durability claims.
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The torturers were testing the veracity of the victim's claims.
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There is no merit or veracity to this fictional story.
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A spokeswoman for StanChart confirmed the veracity of the email.
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Amazon has also denied the veracity of Bloomberg Businessweek's report.
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PolitiFact, The Washington Post and others have questioned its veracity.
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He said he would trust journalists to judge its veracity.
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He also complained about the veracity of Scott's campaign ads.
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Reuters could not independently verify the veracity of the letter.
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" The tweet was removed "in accordance to my veracity policy.
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When talking healthcare, Watson also lacks a degree of veracity.
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Below is an assessment of the veracity of those claims.
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Here's an assessment on the veracity of Mr. Trump's tweets.
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So far, they have not publicly commented on their veracity.
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Meanwhile, the A.V. Club has another source confirming its veracity.
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The audacity of this performance is matched by its veracity.
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His press aides never denied the veracity of the document.
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A spokesperson confirmed the veracity of the email to TechCrunch.
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CNN has not independently verified the veracity of the email.
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There is no merit or veracity to this fabricated story.
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And calling into question the veracity of what you read online.
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Today, many scientists doubt the veracity of the Allan Hills pronouncement.
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I'm confident in the veracity of that claim after my testing.
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Mr Klingemann's experiment foreshadows a new battlefield between falsehood and veracity.
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And regardless of the veracity of Brown's claims, that's an issue.
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CNBC was unable to confirm the veracity of the blog post.
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Nobody's even questioned the veracity or truthfulness of what he's doing.
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This has raised some eyebrows about the veracity of their statements.
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"We dispute the veracity of the accusations," an agency spokesman said.
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The DNC confirmed the veracity of the invitation to The Hill.
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Investigators should have tried to establish the veracity of those sources.
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The veracity of the data is, as ever, open to question.
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But the memo makes an intriguing concession about the memo's veracity.
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The Coast Guard could not confirm the veracity of the statements.
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The veracity of Mr. Choi's credentials are now also in question.
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The State Department denied the veracity of the report Tuesday night.
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Weaponry, tools, and extensive body tattoos are recommended for optimal veracity.
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The most important qualities for the job are probity and veracity.
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"The mob" did it Sorry, said Perry, no veracity to that.
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The veracity of its claims had been investigated but never proved.
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There have been questions raised about the veracity of Tesla's numbers.
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Throughout Mr. Trump's career, veracity has never been his long suit.
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"It's testing the veracity and character of Michael Cohen," he wrote.
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However, security experts and officials almost immediately questioned the report's veracity.
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They also confirmed the veracity of the Post's excerpts from Brennan's message.
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"Scenario has to rhyme, babe," is all Clark said about its veracity.
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That report's sources were never named, and Kaepernick never acknowledged its veracity.
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Police said they were working to confirm the veracity of the video.
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The Times article also doesn't mention officials' doubts about the article's veracity.
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Clinton's campaign has not confirmed the content or veracity of the emails.
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Economists have sometimes questioned the veracity of StatCan's volatile monthly employment numbers.
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There has never been any doubt about the veracity of my complaint.
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Some people aren't entirely convinced of the veracity of the story. Point.
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It was not immediately possible to confirm the veracity of the clip.
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The veracity of China's statistics is frequently called into question by investors.
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Americans can form their own conclusions about the veracity of those claims.
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Soon afterward, skepticism about the veracity of the article began to mount.
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Owner: 53 Wooster Street Holdings L.L.C. Broker: Greg Kim, Veracity Real Estate
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We dug into a handful of his claims to check their veracity.
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Trump has reportedly questioned the veracity of the "Access Hollywood" tape before.
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In fact, the entire effort never really had the scent of veracity.
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And I have no reason to doubt the veracity of their statements.
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CNN has not been able to confirm the veracity of the photo.
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His veracity was not the only questionable thing unveiled in the report.
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He would defend the veracity of photographs of ghosts and of fairies.
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Being sure of the veracity of those listings is still tricky, though.
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But British defense minister Gavin Williamson appeared to confirm its veracity on Twitter.
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"There is no merit or veracity to this fabricated story," a spokeswoman said.
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And now some experts are questioning the veracity of some of their claims.
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It should be noted that Culkin has denied the veracity of these claims.
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And now, Boss enters the fold, assuring the veracity of his own claims.
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INSIDER can't independently confirm the veracity these anecdotes — but they're still supremely entertaining.
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A good story tends to burn up the internet, regardless of its veracity.
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Already on Monday night, campaigns were questioning the veracity of the data collected.
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But there is no denying the veracity of its contestants' skill, their passion.
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"This is an opportunity to test the veracity of these witnesses," Windham said.
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"I don't doubt the veracity of the allegations," Dr. Young said by telephone.
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Those failings have no bearing on the veracity of Blasey's story, of course.
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You can see why Luiselli would want this chastened, self-conscious, documentary veracity.
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Here are three claims the book made and my analysis of their veracity.
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JT brought his mother up to vouch for the veracity of his claims.
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Danish intelligence confirmed the veracity of the video, which INSIDER has also reviewed.
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Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani has repeatedly attacked McGahn's veracity since the report's release.
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However, Bannon has said nothing yet to question the veracity of the quotes.
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I'm not an immigration lawyer, so I don't know the veracity of that.
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Now, adults of different political persuasions are debating the veracity of basic facts.
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CNN has not been able to independently confirm the veracity of the photos.
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"There is no merit or veracity to this fictional story," the spokesman said.
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VICE News was not able to fact check the veracity of this claim.
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UPDATE: Soundcloud has shared a statement that disputes the veracity of TechCrunch's report.
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"Again, with respect to the veracity, they wouldn't know they're being targeted with false information; they would know why they're being targeted as to the demographics… but not as to the veracity or the falseness of the statement," he pointed out.
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And even then it's difficult to find any concrete evidence of the quote's veracity.
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In court documents, prosecutors have argued against the veracity of Graybill's recollection on Dec.
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After publication, the police, and people close to that situation, questioned the article's veracity.
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Dennis disputed the "veracity" of the test, later producing a test with negative results.
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"Never betray me again," she whispers, leading many fans to doubt the pregnancy's veracity.
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In a Twitter post from May 29th, Jason appears to confirm the video's veracity.
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And things are pretty bad, in terms of the media, veracity, lies, and disinformation.
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An official at Stonington confirmed the veracity of Muzin's tweet but declined further comment.
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I feel really good about the veracity of the story, even after 40 years.
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The veracity of the BuzzFeed dossier will be questioned obsessively in the coming weeks.
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Uber has also confirmed the accident and the veracity of the photos to Bloomberg.
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There's also been some questions surrounding the veracity of statements attributed to Lee herself.
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We're vulnerable to content that grabs our attention, regardless of its veracity or substance.
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Pavasovic did not comment on the veracity of the allegations or his client's reaction.
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I didn't really have many doubts about the veracity of the material I published.
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Ignaz Semmelweis tracked this epidemiological data and used it to prove germ theory's veracity.
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Likewise, certain sources may be associated with greater or lesser degrees of factual veracity.
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Fire and Fury is full of dishy gossip, although its veracity is often unclear.
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The bureau has warned it omits key information that could impact the document's veracity.
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The veracity of He's claims, which have not been peer reviewed, are under investigation.
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We are in the very preliminary stages of determining the veracity of those stories.
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" Mr. Rodat said: "The standards of veracity I applied in the movie were different.
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She said she was "skeptical" of the veracity of the allegations against Mr. O'Reilly.
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Binney has since disavowed the veracity of the documents after viewing the files' metadata.
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Trump pushed back on the source rather than the veracity of the Post's report.
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I don't know what the, what was the shitty veracity score, whatever the fuck?
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Do you withhold newsworthy documents, even only temporarily, to check their veracity and provenance?
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We still are allowed to test the veracity and character of witnesses, I think.
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" Conway continued, "Seriously, we're running against a Clinton, and we're going to challenge someone's veracity?
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Some media outlets have questioned the veracity of her story, as Vox's Emily Stewart explains.
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The opposition party made no immediate comment on the veracity or content of the video.
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Trump's tweets seem to confirm the veracity of the remarks reported by the Toronto Star.
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The poll finds widespread doubts about the veracity of information coming from the White House.
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He said companies often need time to analyze the veracity of complaints before taking action.
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But to be honest, I don't really care about the veracity of rumors right now.
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Now that the investigation has closed, the veracity of Olympios's statement has come into question.
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Cohen says that is a lie, and few people trust the veracity of either man.
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"I don't have a lot of confidence in the veracity of his tweets," Cicilline replied.
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But what happens when a novelist inserts into his text uncaptioned photographs of ambiguous veracity?
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Much was based more on his suspicions than his knowledge and, worse yet, his veracity.
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What I loved about The Handmaid's Tale was its tight construction, visual language, and veracity.
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For Trump, the veracity of McCullough's charges is far less important than their sheer existence.
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The Patreon has become an extension of his "veracity policy," a commitment to absolute transparency.
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"Nobody that I know of has questioned their veracity about declaring everything," Mr. Walker said.
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Or the veracity of Star's claim that Kanye West secretly wants to open a restaurant?
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The accuracy and veracity of financial statements is crucial to the functioning of public markets.
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The vastly different assessments of Flynn's veracity suggest that Mueller's accusation of lying was aggressive.
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It's that third point that makes Flynn Jr.'s tweet about his father's veracity questionable.
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Similarly, I do not investigate the veracity of the allegations or whether they are substantiated.
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Fake news, he said, isn't always based on the independently-checked veracity of the news itself.
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Its veracity has been confirmed by three sources close to the White House with direct knowledge.
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By December, Trump was questioning Cruz's position on ethanol policy and the veracity of his faith.
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Now, some circles are questioning the veracity of her claims, and she is sticking by them.
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The ones that strive for veracity focus on Jesus and his disciples, an all-male pack.
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The veracity of the fingerprint databases that underpin these scans was also called into question recently.
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Motherboard obtained the presentation from a non-Elcomsoft source, and the company subsequently confirmed its veracity.
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Sanders took a hit on Latino issues in the debate, especially his veracity on the subject.
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The veracity of Yates's claim has since been challenged, but it's still bad news for McGahn.
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That said, many outside experts have long expressed skepticism about the veracity of China's GDP reports.
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Democrats have spent nearly two weeks questioning the veracity of Trump's headline-grabbing shot at Obama.
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Legally or otherwise, it looks like the veracity of Wolff's accounts won't be settled anytime soon.
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Those who have experience with both men are often skeptical about the veracity of either one.
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The EPA would not confirm the veracity of the budget summary released by the outside group.
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An unpopular truth cannot survive online in such a world, because traction is privileged over veracity.
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As a reporter, I looked for corroborating evidence as a means of assessing each person's veracity.
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In plot terms, keeping her stability and veracity in question is essential to the show's mystery.
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It is founded on the principle that velocity trumps veracity — perfect for the president's manic personality.
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Alternatively it could apply fact-check labels to political ads without making calls of veracity itself.
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Some questioned the veracity of the information being shared, and the agenda of those sharing it.
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"I'm not in a position to confirm the veracity of (the reports)," said spokesman John Kirby.
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This is likely going to matter when it comes to evaluating the veracity of this complaint.
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He never quite gave up trying to lend his morally concerned fiction the texture of veracity.
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Until the coroner's report on Epstein is released, the veracity of these anonymous posts remains unknown.
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There's no clear consensus on the veracity of the claims, even amongst the region's top terror analysts.
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Armstrong quickly issued a tweet, putting to rest mounting doubt regarding the veracity of the branding effort.
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Finally, the Karolyis will not offer an opinion on any complaining athlete's veracity considering the pending litigation.
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Finally, the Karolyis will not offer an opinion on any complaining athlete's veracity considering the pending litigation.
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Yeah. It's like, get your portmanteaus right, you're making me question the whole veracity of this tome.
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At the time, the Pentagon said it was determining the veracity of the tweet and the photos.
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Only when a user presses "share" does a box warning about the veracity of the video appear.
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This led some to doubt the veracity of the Hollywood Reporter's story, but that's not the case.
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Eppeler says Denison detectives began questioning the veracity of Talbott's story fairly early on in their investigation.
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But Trump endorsed Moore and sought to cast doubt on the veracity of the allegations against him.
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Cargill said it's a lack of contextual evidence that often makes biblical academics skeptical of their veracity.
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Mashable reviewed a screenshot of the email, and a person close to the network confirmed its veracity.
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We can no longer suspend our criticisms, questions, or concerns about the veracity of President Trump's claims.
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But recently it withheld a batch of data because officials said they needed to check its veracity.
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Yet it wasn't until last week's press conference that an unhinged Trump was challenged on its veracity.
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The prosecutor on the Republican side will continue to ask questions to test your memory and veracity.
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Its veracity could not be independently verified as the family's lawyer, Chen Youxi, declined to be interviewed.
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Those statements create a serious question of his veracity, if the committee finds evidence to the contrary.
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National anti-hate organizations have begun tracking the reports, seeking to verify their veracity and identify trends.
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"We're going to test the veracity or the truthfulness of Mr. Cohen's — his attorney's — statements," he continued.
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"I know him [Fersen] intimately, and think him a man of unquestionable honour and veracity," Craufurd wrote.
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"A high-powered team was constituted to investigate the veracity of the allegation" against police, he wrote.
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But doubts about the veracity of his claim began upon his arrival back in the United States.
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But however clichéd or commonplace it may be, the lack of originality does not diminish its veracity.
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No one knows for sure because authorities around the world doubt the veracity of the country's reports.
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The veracity of Yates's claim has since been challenged, but it was still bad news for McGahn.
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While many have criticized the veracity of Mr. Steele's dossier and how it was used by Mrs.
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"Winchester" is the latest in a grand line of horror films to trade on its supposed veracity.
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To expect its popularity to correspond to its veracity is not even artificially stupid, but just stupid.
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But the mere fact that they make a claim shouldn't alter anyone's judgment about its likely veracity.
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They have not detailed that intelligence, and Democratic lawmakers, among others, have raised questions about its veracity.
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"But given opaque ownership structures and local partners, it's difficult to demonstrate the veracity of such claims."
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The story is head-scratching, and the Biden campaign has not responded to questions about its veracity.
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Everything that Francis says is on record, and I approached the role with that sense of veracity.
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The veracity of Boswell's biography—including its representation of Johnson's position on slavery—has long been contested.
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And with that, any hope of challenging the veracity of Skalnik's testimony effectively came to an end.
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During discussions, McConnell was reportedly skeptical about the veracity of the intelligence the White House was citing.
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AMC Theaters did not immediately respond to requests for comment or confirm the veracity of the letter.
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And top state Republicans are falling in line behind their nominee, questioning the veracity of the allegations.
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"You know, if you're running against a Clinton, veracity is certainly always on the table," she said.
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Fact-checking websites ascertain the veracity of false stories once they are already pervasive and widely disseminated.
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Equally problematic is Mr. Trump's challenged relationship with veracity, documented almost daily by independent fact-checking organizations.
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And when a link doesn't work anymore, the veracity of information in the article can't be proven.
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This entire thing is about the right to kill kids, not about the veracity of the accusation.
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Appearing on CNN, Cormier, one of the BuzzFeed reporters, was adamant in the veracity of what he learned.
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That said, not being a German or Spanish speaker, I can't speak to the veracity of the translation.
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Appearing on CNN, Cormier, one of the BuzzFeed reporters, was adamant in the veracity of what he learned.
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Facebook works with fact-checking organizations like Snopes and PolitiFact, which look into stories and determine their veracity.
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But it also appears to place more of the responsibility on backers to assess the veracity of projects.
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Regardless of the veracity of Jensen's specific claim of ignorance, it's certain people saw things and said nothing.
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This information could be compared to other material HOGR has in order to determine both veracity and efficacy.
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Knowing the alert system intimately, I do not doubt the veracity and care that went into this announcement.
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So it's no wonder that the White House would want to vehemently deny the veracity of this story.
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He could also argue that the moon was made of Swiss cheese with the same level of veracity.
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Instead, the OHCHR offers a random list of vague claims from various groups without any assessment of veracity.
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Importantly, many economists question the veracity of that official growth data, but other metrics, too, have shown strength.
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When the president touts his accomplishments, he will face deep skepticism about the basic veracity of his statements.
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"Delta initially seemed to confirm the video's veracity on Twitter, replying that it looked like "an awesome experience.
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A police officer's word, and the complete veracity of that word, is fundamentally necessary to doing the job.
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We then came up with a list of people who could confirm the veracity of the tax records.
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Star Trek, however, was not broadcast in the U.S.S.R., so the veracity of such an editorial is suspect.
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While we're still skeptical about the veracity of this whole thing,we have to admit: It's pretty amusing.
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Before her resignation, one of Breitbart's top executives, Joel B. Pollak, publicly questioned the veracity of her claims.
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There is a deliberate intent here to undermine the veracity and the legitimacy of the special counsel's investigation.
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He conflated the value of an artifact, the significance of its content, and the veracity of that content.
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Clinton on the stump, not hesitating to tar Mr. Trump for his judgment, veracity and fitness for office.
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Michael Rogers, he "questioned the veracity" of the finding of Russian interference, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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First, she urged them to look at entire campaigns, rather than focusing on the veracity of individual posts.
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CNN could not independently confirm the veracity of the video footage or the accounts from the White Helmets.
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The FBI issued a rare public warning that the memo omits key information that could impact its veracity.
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It takes work to let people stare, wonder, probe and prod to determine the veracity of your life.
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Several outlets, including The Washington Post and Just Security, began raising questions about the veracity of the Sept.
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A senior member of the Solomons government with knowledge of the proposal confirmed the veracity of the documents.
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The pair disagreed about the veracity of the GOP memo, but both called for more transparency around it.
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And multiple witnesses have referenced the reporting in their testimonies before Congress, disputing the veracity of Solomon's columns.
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There is a divided electorate, big segments of which are poised to question the veracity of Tuesday's results.
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Did you come across any stories or links that raised questions of veracity for you for any reason?
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And there is no prospect soon for full clarity on the veracity of the claims made against him.
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But critics raised serious questions about the veracity of the allegations, and those convictions were ultimately overturned in August.
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Sony has, of course, said Kesha can work with other producers, but the veracity of that promise is tenuous.
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In general, they erode faith in our institutions and the pure veracity of facts (something that is already declining).
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A rep for Drake tells PEOPLE that they have not viewed the message and cannot comment on its veracity.
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"Wylie said he had heard about Muresan's death second-hand and could not "speak to the veracity of it.
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The FBI would not say whether it had contacted the White House about the veracity of the Times report.
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Defense attorneys often use a victim's delay in coming forward to question the veracity of the alleged victim's claims.
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In a separate court filing, they also questioned the veracity of the emails their client allegedly sent to Masiero.
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Her former bodyguard, Gregory Dent, also testified to the veracity of Swift's version of the events on the stand.
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Official GDP figures are widely followed, but many experts have long expressed skepticism about the veracity of China's reports.
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"We deserve to have a senator whose character and integrity and veracity is not questioned on day one," Rep.
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Wendy MacArthur, a 61-year-old retiree from Port St. Lucie, Florida, also rejected the veracity of the allegations.
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I can't vouch for the veracity of that analysis, but it wouldn't really surprise me if it were true.
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But the veracity of the statistic has recently come under fire, and today NHTSA distanced itself from the claim.
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She is distracting from the evidence and veracity of his observations by casting doubt on his motives and legitimacy.
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The issue has been settled and its veracity still unconfirmed, but Paul still had the video on his page.
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But the veracity of the statistic has recently come under fire, and today, NHTSA distanced itself from the claim.
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More than 500 of the Trump videos link to fact checks evaluating the veracity of the statement in question.
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Trump denies any collusion between Russia and his campaign and has questioned the veracity of the U.S. intelligence finding.
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In the end, neither the authorized nor the unauthorized version of Houston's life has a greater claim to veracity.
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Murkowski made encouraging comments for Republicans on Tuesday when she addressed questions about the veracity of the FBI investigation.
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And I would question the veracity of the DEA's stats on the number of meth labs local police find.
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It really makes you wonder about him and his intentions and the veracity of his claims to be repenting.
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It said the government was "taking pains to investigate the veracity of these allegations of state-sponsored extrajudicial killings".
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He said the veracity of the assertions in "Salinger" could be questioned only if nothing were published by Jan.
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"And that narrative is very harmful for Israeli power and deterrence, irrespective of the veracity of it," he said.
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"We don't believe we at Facebook should be responsible for the veracity of content," Facebook spokesperson Svensson told me.
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"To anyone who questions the veracity of Michael Cohen's testimony," he said, "I ask: "Will you testify under oath?
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And while Dr. Stinson said he did not doubt the veracity of that confession, he now questions the methodology.
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Indeed, one of the tests of the veracity of a history of a conflict is whether it is depressing.
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But the 1982 reports by Mr. Wright and his recent letter cast a long shadow over Mr. Durst's veracity.
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If you look at each of these cases, there's plenty of reasons to question the veracity of these prosecutors.
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The software checks the veracity of each line of a proof and reports feedback, which is helpful for students.
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It could not provide readers any help determining the veracity of the report — except, perhaps, the readers' own opinions.
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It also lays claim to veracity — its own inherent truth, which appears to be the only one that matters.
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Nicholas DiGaudio instructed a potential witness to keep some of her doubts about the veracity of the allegations to herself.
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Department of Homeland Security officials said they could not check the veracity of the claims without more specific identifying information.
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Congressional committees probing Russia's 2016 election meddling encouraged Mueller to look at the veracity of the past testimony of witnesses.
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Yet, on the eve of this historic presidential election, we are arguing about the veracity and viability of that mantra.
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" Ronaldo's people go on to explain, "The alleged victim refuses to come forward and confirm the veracity of the accusation.
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He's come out expressing doubt as to the veracity of Ford's claims and is continuing his ongoing defense of Kavanaugh.
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Davis has since acknowledged he's unsure of the veracity of the assertion that Trump was aware of the meeting beforehand.
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Like similarly off-color suggestions about former British Prime Minister David Cameron and a pig, their actual veracity barely matters.
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Some news outlets have questioned the veracity of Warren's account, because according to official records, she resigned from the position.
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The state minister for information in Northern Liech State where the attacks were reported disputed the veracity of the reports.
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The FBI must examine the veracity of Kavanaugh's statements under oath in addition to the sexual assault allegations against him.
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ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack, though authorities said they were still working to determine the veracity of the claim.
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Talks are an important way to test the veracity of North Korean policy positions and establish regular lines of communication.
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After Fowler died, in the late seventies, the National Trust began to adopt a more rigorous attitude toward historical veracity.
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She also confirmed the veracity of a note sent to newsroom employees about the situation that was published by Slate.
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When asked about the veracity of the Politico report, Kaspersky Lab told Gizmodo it has no comment at this time.
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"We and other publishers are also in discussion with Facebook, which certainly professes concern about virtue and veracity," Thompson said.
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If Mr. de Blasio had specific complaints about the article's veracity, he did not reveal them at the news conference.
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In an essay collection, black writers questioned the novel's historical veracity and asked why Styron had omitted Turner's black wife.
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Going a step further, she's also questioning the veracity of Trump's claim that Assad is responsible for the chemical attacks.
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"Obviously, he's joking about this particular test," Ms. Sanders told reporters who confronted her about the veracity of the tale.
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Each article, however, is held up to the same rigor and standards of veracity as any other in The Times.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, demanded the F.B.I. investigate, and raised questions about Judge Kavanaugh's veracity.
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It moved the discussion from propriety and in-house rules of conduct by a brand, to a question of veracity.
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The eccentric southpaw has a history of teasing reporters, and the veracity of his latest explanation remained up for debate.
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While the talking points may not be the finalized versions, EPA did not dispute their veracity, according to the newspaper.
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The FBI issued a rare public warning on Wednesday that the memo omits key information that could impact its veracity.
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It debases the nation when the president challenges the veracity of a Gold Star widow at her moment of bereavement.
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"What should be investigated is his veracity in terms of his testimony before Congress, now and in the past," Sen.
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In a normal trial or even a Senate trial, Bolton's veracity would be tested in the crucible of cross-examination.
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Without in-person questioning by the FBI, there is little basis on which to assess the veracity of Judge's account.
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Garnons-Williams told me that she did not doubt the veracity of the narrative, and reported our conversation to Finigan.
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U.S. monitors would be able to quickly observe regime violations firsthand without the disputes over veracity that plagued previous ceasefires.
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But recently I've been captivated by the very, very few urban legends that have some veracity behind the myth-making.
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Trump has denied any collusion between Russia and his campaign and has questioned the veracity of the U.S. intelligence finding.
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Some Trump aides raised doubts about the veracity of the Turkish government's leaks of what it says happened to Khashoggi.
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The Yanagita scene, then, isn't just a random aside or a way for the movie to increase its seeming veracity.
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Trump's well-documented disregard for veracity was well matched by Nixon's: He lied repeatedly about Vietnam and Watergate as president.
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But he'd emerge and tell reporters these stories that may or may not have had a veracity of truth in them.
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"I understand that President-elect Trump has questions about the veracity, about the depth, the quality of the report," Hagel said.
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It's the kind of thing that once you've seen it, the truth or veracity, it just stares you in the face.
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They reported being able to cross reference and confirm the veracity of the data on numerous Jio customers known to them.
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But no matter its veracity, it's still a fun celebration of the infinite ratio between a circle's circumference and its radius.
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Not only has Trump rejected economic data, raising questions about its veracity with no evidence, he has also repeatedly misstated it.
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CONGRESS Congressional committees probing Russia's 2016 election meddling encouraged Mueller to look at the veracity of the past testimony of witnesses.
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The movement is little understood and many Afghan officials in Kabul doubt the veracity of some of its claims of responsibility.
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Its veracity may be suspect, but this 2008 YouTube classic has more than 12.7 million views, despite a mind-numbing soundtrack.
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Following a public back-and-forth over the veracity of its battery claims, Consumer Reports now recommends Apple's new MacBook Pro.
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The White House had no comment on the veracity of the documents but said the leak was unlikely to derail negotiations.
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"I think that is something we learned from Star Wars, it gives [the show] a textured sense of veracity," Millar says.
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The ultimate vision is a universal indicator of veracity to accompany photos and videos on Facebook, YouTube, and other social media.
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This makes it impossible for us to reach out to the consumers and independently check on the veracity of each claim.
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"You want to cast partly for veracity but primarily you want to cast the best actor for the part," Levien said.
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PEOPLE could not independently verify the veracity of the recording, but KCTV insists Espinal recorded it while in Dubai with Hill.
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But you cannot legislate veracity and reality, or put it up to a vote, and expect any result but a dystopia.
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It&aposs also a perjury, because they swore to the veracity of the document when they presented it to the court.
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A search for Ryszard Kapuściński, one of the forefathers of New Journalism, instantly produces articles questioning the veracity of his reporting.
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Trump denies each and every statement made by Ms Harth as these 24-year-old allegations lack any merit or veracity.
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And it's not possible at this point to verify the veracity and/or value of the documents Wikileaks is releasing here.
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Many experts, however, expressed skepticism about the veracity of the claim, The Associated Press, the BBC and other outlets have reported.
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The Hill was not able to independently verify the veracity of the video and was not immediately able to reach Corley.
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Scalia got her mind back on track, paradoxically, by interrupting her and challenging the veracity of one of her opening sentences.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and Alabama's Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore have put Moore's veracity and character on the line.
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Legal claims, when they arise, are usually made against experts who have doubted the art's veracity, and not against the artist.
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But past reports by publications like The Information have cast doubt on the veracity of Magic Leap's claims about its technology.
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I would see this as a public service that would allow us citizens to track the veracity of our new president.
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"There is a deliberate intent here to undermine the veracity and the legitimacy of the special counsel's investigation," he told me.
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He creates doubt so that people question the veracity of what the intelligence community — and the press, for that matter — says.
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An earlier challenge to Facebook's hands-off approach to the veracity of political ads came from Californian political activist Adriel Hampton.
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This is incredibly troubling when a key part of the judges' responsibility is to determine the veracity of the child's testimony.
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To woo an Aries rising, compliment their willingness to speak up, their confidence and integrity, and their general veracity and heart.
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Case opened at Sundance earlier this year, The New York Times did a news story looking into the veracity of the
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The deepening scandal called into question the administration's veracity as Republicans and Democrats pressured Mr. Kelly to detail what had happened.
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You can also enroll in text notifications for fraudulent activity, which allow you to verify the veracity of charges right away.
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Whatever the veracity of his courtroom confession, Mr. Lee, 42, assumed enormous risk to make contact with rights campaigners inside China.
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In interviews with late-night show hosts Seth Meyers and Stephen Colbert, Franco denied the veracity of the claims against him.
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We are reviewing the post and determining the veracity of the tweet and the assertions that there is an associated video.
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Trump had touted the "Record Stock Market & Jobs!" on Twitter just 15 minutes before Tweeting about the veracity of the reports.
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One can question the veracity of his statement, as he likely knew of the whistleblower at the time of the calls.
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The genius of ''The Songlines'' is not in its veracity, but in its artificiality — of plot, of character and of storytelling.
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Trump's veracity, which was attacked by the House managers during the impeachment trial, is also at issue in the subpoena cases.
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And this would mean no assessments of the veracity of those interviewed, just a straight-down-the-line collection of facts.
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" He said if Schiff "chooses not to testify, then I really question his veracity and what he's putting in his report.
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A representative for Chariton blasted the outlet for initially publishing the claims on its contributors page without fact-checking their veracity.
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What do you think is Mr. Gorman's view on the veracity of the scientific explanations one can find on YouTube videos?
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"I just find it reprehensible that any newspaper would just be willing to put that kind of crap out that is not — has no veracity whatsoever, and not check to see if it had any veracity," said Speier, a Democrat serving in her seventh term in the House, according to audio of the exchange reviewed by POLITICO.
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The stories examined in the study were reviewed by six independent fact-checking organizations including Snopes and Politifact to assess their veracity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — Annette Messager's show À mon seul désir has a relaxed, unfussed immediacy that screams veracity.
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They prey upon the fact that we are busy and are not suspicious of the veracity of every message we are seeing.
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""With all studies, we need replication of the findings in different populations to solidify our conclusions concerning the veracity of the findings.
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Front pages and and cable news chyrons used to parrot what previous presidents said even if the statements were of debatable veracity.
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This summary document was provided to Vox by a lobbyist and its veracity confirmed by two other sources in the health industry.
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Dennis, though, "disputes the veracity of the June 14, 2019 urine tests because her hair test was negative," according to the documents.
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How to help Sudan After the post went viral, many people on Instagram and Twitter started doubting the veracity of its claims.
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A few weeks ago, people began speculating about the veracity of the Barrymore interview, mainly because some of the quotes seemed bizarre.
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Regardless of its veracity, The Banksy Job provides some great British humor, a compelling main character, and some well-deserved cultural mockery.
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The ultimate jury will be in the 2018 and 2020 elections where the American people pass judgment on President Trump&aposs veracity.
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In theory, this could help lessen confusion about the veracity of the content, Goldman says, thereby addressing would-be claims of defamation.
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With Harvey Weinstein's trials looming in the near future, the claims have prompted speculation about the veracity of Argento's allegations against him.
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British authorities have refused to go on record in confirming the veracity of the Bellingcat report, but nor have they disputed it.
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Dennis, though, "disputes the veracity of the June 14, 2019, urine tests because her hair test was negative," according to the documents.
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This can be accessed via Le Monde's own website, where readers can type in URLs they want to test the veracity of.
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Even if they're skeptical about the veracity of the claims, they still have an obligation to inform government officials about their existence.
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Some of it is more newsworthy, but of questionable veracity: Wolff claims that Mueller drafted an indictment of Trump but chickened out.
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No matter the veracity of their relationship, though, the union of Tana Mongeau and Jake Paul is the union of two empires.
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When that official signs their name to the warrant, they are vouching for the veracity of the information contained in the document.
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He also disputed the veracity of the tape by saying Trump did not say Cohen should "pay with cash," as Davis claimed.
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Rudy Giuliani was on CNN as this came out and he had a comment about the, well, the veracity of Mr. Cohen.
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We were not able to immediately confirm the veracity of the reports, but several security researchers and firms also reported the attacks.
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It's not able to determine the veracity of what it reads, so it has to trust that its source material is accurate.
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But otherwise, such news exists primarily within the feeds of the already converted, its authorship obscured, its provenance unclear, its veracity questionable.
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Whether intentional or not, to me, Shaer's portrayal reveals a man whose longstanding veracity and strength of character serve us all well.
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Though the veracity of that claim has not been confirmed, it has been openly speculated about by former FBI Director James Comey.
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At least one juror publicly questioned Constand's attire on the night of the alleged assault; others seemed to have doubted Constand's veracity.
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As a platform, Facebook has no real responsibility for the veracity of its content; as a media company, it most certainly does.
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The Trump administration's investigation: Mr. Trump's attorney general, William Barr, is looking into the veracity of Russia's involvement in the 2016 election.
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Lerski made the series to question the veracity of the medium, but he also breathes new life and energy into the genre.
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He didn't say anything about the veracity of the manifesto, but SITE Intelligence, a global security research firm, believes that it's authentic.
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Mr. Ponte suggested on several occasions, without elaborating, that he harbored doubts about the veracity of some of the Investigation Department's accusations.
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"I don't spend any time thinking about the veracity of Michael Cohen as a moral compass in my life," Mr. Jackson said.
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" Collins said that if Schiff "chooses not to testify, then I really question his veracity and what he's putting in his report.
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"We are aware of the allegations of civilian casualties and working with local authorities to determine the veracity of these claims," Col.
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Human rights groups and lawyers for the captives disputed Ayotte's claims and questioned the veracity of the biographical details of the detainees.
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Mr. Trump denies each and every statement made by Ms. Harth as these 24-year-old allegations lack any merit or veracity.
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The DNC would not comment on their veracity and the alleged hacker offered no proof that they were what they purported to be.
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There were no financial information or passwords exposed by the unsecured database, according to TechCrunch, which reviewed the data and verified its veracity.
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With each passing day, the outline of what we remember softens; the veracity of what we've experienced gradually takes on a surreal filter.
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But the veracity of that number is always under threat with floods of fake accounts being opened on the site at all times.
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This is the first time Trump has questioned the veracity of the recording in the 476 days since the interview was first broadcast.
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Gizmodo attempted to verify the veracity of the claims but the Redditor was unable to produce communications from the company about the practices.
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For many entrepreneurs, "the effective tax burden is very much a function of the veracity of their reporting of revenues," observes Brookings, tactfully.
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In the company's initial response to the findings, they stated that they "cannot confirm the veracity of the results" and they were "concerned."
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The report was based on I.A.A.F. internal documents obtained by The Associated Press; The New York Times was unable to determine their veracity.
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Everything in this painting makes sense; unless you know the story of its component parts, there is no reason to doubt its veracity.
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Next up is Treasury secretary nominee Steve Mnuchin, who's also expected to be confirmed … despite questions about his own veracity in committee testimony.
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It's worth noting that while many swear by these sleep tracking apps, the veracity of their beneficial claims and precision has been debated.
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She has challenged the veracity of reports that he imposed himself on women, despite his boasts in a 2005 video about doing so.
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The board of Wynn Resorts has announced an inquiry by a special committee into the reports, the veracity of which Mr Wynn denies.
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Making a Murderer, however, raises questions about the veracity of the sentencing — and the local Wisconsin police's potential involvement in swaying the case.
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How TruStory will more effectively verify the veracity of these claims isn't something that Kasireddy is interested in discussing publicly in great detail.
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But, look, the veracity of these generalized slurs, if you will, against the press, and the frequency of them is disturbing to me.
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After Obama made those remarks, Twitter exploded with people doubting the veracity of her claim, which led many outlets to fact-check it.
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We are in no way vouching for the veracity of her version of Sunday's events ... it's just what she said on the phone.
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MORE (R) acknowledged that he had received a copy of the dossier and passed it on to the FBI without confirming its veracity.
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For these undecided voters, including in the ABC poll, they're most concerned about her veracity and her dishonesty, and this simply doesn't help.
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Such tests are often cited in the court of public opinion as proof of veracity but are rarely admissible in formal court proceedings.
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Consult with your State Attorney General's Office or the FTC if you have any doubt regarding the veracity of a credit repair offer.
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This allows audiences to click through and assess the veracity of an article based on the research that has gone into its preparation.
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While the woman defended the veracity of the message Friday, Moore's campaign seized on the revelation, arguing that it undercut her entire story.
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Neither education, nor upbringing, nor life experience prepares Americans for grasping the veracity of the socialist assault on the American way of life.
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Clinton's campaign distanced itself from the videos and questioned their veracity, but Mr. Trump has pointed to them as proof of dirty tricks.
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But the FBI had debated the veracity of the document internally from the moment they acquired it in March 2016, the Post said.
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But again, it ultimately goes to veracity because of the past denials and that I think is a political problem for the president.
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We cannot demand that rape survivors report and press charges as a litmus test of the veracity of the violation they have endured.
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Journalists quickly weighed in on the ethics of publishing a document containing such allegations without proof of their veracity, many harshly condemning BuzzFeed.
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"We are reviewing the post and determining the veracity of the tweet and the assertions that there is an associated video," officials continued.
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The book it's based on — also called "The Emperor" — is retrospective and literary and of questionable veracity yet often feels like live footage.
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But Jonathan Gray, a Republican consultant in Alabama, said voters were already questioning the veracity of the Washington Post story, given its timing.
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Peters has raised concerns about the veracity of the information the committee receives — in particular, whether it's part of a Russia disinformation campaign.
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"We still weren't fully convinced about the veracity of those tests, so we sent our parents to stay with other relatives," he said.
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This metaphorical wallpaper is why we question the electability of extremely qualified women or consider the veracity of media outlets questioning their electability.
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My investigation into the veracity of the alleged April 22016 chemical attack began with a YouTube video of bombs dropping over Khan Sheikhoun.
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Warren has made up other things in the campaign and yet Sanders just didn't challenge her veracity on this one at all. Stunning.
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Occasionally Shepard dazzles himself with his stacks of research, and the result is a thicket of veracity that threatens to strangle the story.
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Walker would not comment on the veracity of Putin's speech, other than to acknowledge open reporting about Russia's capabilities, as well as China's.
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His legal strategy was a well-worn and successful one: assert his innocence and make the jury doubt the veracity of the victim.
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We almost certainly will never have definitive proof one way or the other on the veracity of Christine Blasey Ford and Kavanaugh's testimonies.
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This strategy has hit British politics like a tornado and has left broadcasters, the opposition, commentators and voters who care about veracity floundering.
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It also challenged the veracity of their long-held claims that a Republican president was all they needed to get big things accomplished.
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He returns in this spinoff series, which features Savage alongside a panel of children working to test the veracity of yet more myths.
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By glorifying the marked photos, Stoney insists upon their continued veracity, implying that truth simply morphs as it incorporates the stains of time.
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The Fact Check includes more information about the claim, who made it, and its veracity, though Google doesn't do the fact-checking itself.
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As Trump likes to brag, 2000 percent of his campaign has been self-financed (although the veracity of this claim has been questioned).
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India has until recently grown faster than all other big emerging economies (see chart 6.23), though plenty question the veracity of its GDP figures.
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And to determine if a story was real or fake, they verified the stories' veracity by using six independent fact-checking groups, including politifact.
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Moreover, if readers were concerned about the veracity of a quote, couldn't they look at any number of existing well-staffed fact-checking operations?
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So, if people aren't paying attention to the indicators of a source's veracity that we already have, why would additional indicators make a difference?
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Over the last decade, and since the last election especially, weighing the veracity of politicians' statements has become one of journalism's hottest cottage industries.
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Marne Pike, CEO of progressive strategy firm Veracity Media, told VICE News that blanket bans of political ads would help established candidates and incumbents.
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Americans believe cannabis has medical properties by a 6-to-21 margin, but they're split about the veracity of claims from medical marijuana patients.
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Scott Perry defended the questions by saying they needed to know whom Vindman spoke to in order to determine the veracity of his opinions.
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HONG KONG — The veracity of China's economic data has been increasingly questioned as the slowing pace of the country's growth has startled the world.
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While expressing concern about allegations of sexual misconduct he wondered out loud about the veracity of those concerning Charlie Rose, a disgraced TV anchor.
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"We are in Iraqi and Kurdish authorities to determine the veracity of these reports," a State Department official told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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For years, there has been discussion in the bitcoin community about the veracity (or even existence) of a private key belonging to Satoshi Nakamoto.
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Ravnsborg pointed to the brutality of the crime where the victim's brain stem was partially severed, and questioned the veracity of the jurors' affidavits.
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The warrant states that the news outlet, presumed to be The Intercept, shared the leaked document with a government agency to confirm its veracity.
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No fact checker can be completely without bias, but these sites agreed on the veracity of stories more than 95 percent of the time.
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You should also expect Sessions to describe the source material for this charge, gathered from intercepted communications between Russians, as of a dubious veracity.
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But experts have questioned the veracity of those tests, suggesting Pyongyang had gone little further than a "pop-up" test from a submerged platform.
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After months of doubt about Catfish's veracity, its improbable box office success was swept out from under it by a mundane song licensing lawsuit.
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He won't be bothered with the veracity of Assange's statement because he apparently isn't concerned with the truth when it comes to Russian hacking.
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Although no evidence contradicting the video has emerged so far, Reuters points out it was unable to independently verify the veracity of the video.
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Lately, I've come to frame the challenge as a question: Can we foster an online (and real-life) culture in which veracity is cool?
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"That to me causes question on the independence and the veracity and the transparency of those recommendations that are coming our way," he said.
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The function of law enforcement is to uncover past crimes, not to provide citizens the opportunity to commit new crimes by testing their veracity.
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Japanese organizers, meanwhile, having accepted with reluctance and lingering disbelief the veracity of the Olympic Committee's confirmation, have by and large declined to comment.
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As BuzzFeed News notes, the burden of proof will be different there—with Musk needing to prove the veracity of his allegations against Unsworth.
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But while the choice of what to release may well be self-serving, the veracity of the data itself is far harder to dispute.
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In explicitly telling us how Han came to be cynical, detached, and aloof, the veracity of his "cool," and ultimately his redemption, is eroded.
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It's worth addressing here since it's generating so much conversation online, and climate scientists and journalists are being asked to attest to its veracity.
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A spokesman for the National Prosecuting Authority confirmed the veracity of the court papers and said prosecutors would dispute Atul Gupta's challenge in court.
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They embraced the latest scientific ideas about human evolution and, using literary critical methods, questioned the veracity and historical accuracy of the biblical text.
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Would any of the president's critics credit Mr. Cohen's veracity if he were testifying in support of his former employer, rather than against him?
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" When asked about the veracity of the email screenshot, the GM spokesperson said the company "did send an email to [its] dealers this morning.
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Reuters journalists are steadfastly analyzing data to confirm the veracity of the information, especially in the instances where there are inaccuracies or incomplete data.
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According to the White House, the conversation in question was limited to the veracity of The New York Times report — not the underlying investigation.
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All people were saying was that he was susceptible to blackmail because of his lack of veracity in a conversation with the vice president.
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If she's not sure when and where, and who was there, then it makes it really difficult to determine the veracity of these allegations.
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Consequently, Trump is not learning objective facts from Fox but rather right-wing spin and assuming it's accurate, or not caring about its veracity.
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The contentious voice vote drew a chorus of boos from critics who both opposed the policy and questioned the veracity of the unverifiable tally.
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The FBI has said that memo, put together by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes, R-California, omits key information that could impact its veracity.
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"If he chooses not to, then I really question his veracity and what he's putting in his report," Collins said on Fox News Sunday.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray also expressed concerns about the Nunes memo, publicly warning the White House that omitted information could impact the memo's veracity.
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These books capture the same spirit of mischief with collections that straddle the line between memoir and late-night sketch, veracity and embellished storytelling.
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Some time stamps appeared out of order and it was hard to evaluate the veracity of screenshots without access to a server, he said.
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Mr. Cohen was asked to address the veracity of Mr. Trump's claim that he could not release the returns because he was under audit.
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To add veracity to the incidents, the video game also includes the letters that Soares exchanged with his wife during his time in prison.
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The administration says it is "100% certain" about Russian involvement, but President-elect Donald Trump has frequently cast doubt on the veracity of the claims.
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Humanitarian organizations and investigating authorities typically rely on survivors' accounts to piece together what happened, relying on overlapping accounts to establish a level of veracity.
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This content is meant to convince prospective recruits of the veracity of the organization's core narrative: that its empire is both stable and inexorably growing.
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Earlier on Friday, TMZ questioned the veracity of the donation after the mother of a troop member told the website no funds had been delivered.
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KI3R says the consignments were legitimate and ITSCI's alerts were based on a third-party report, whose veracity it said ITSCI had not independently checked.
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Zero Hedge seemed to take the veracity of Dotcom's tweets more or less for granted, and anticipation was high in the days before his statement.
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That veracity has everything to do with creator, star, and occasional director Catherine Reitman (Black-ish, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) being a mother herself.
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The Trump campaign released a statement on the video by email shortly after the Post's story went live, apparently confirming the veracity of the video.
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The full exchange goes to show just how nuanced climate science is — and how counterproductive it is for public officials to argue over its veracity.
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Grief taught me to be kind and forgiving of how other people respond to death, but it also honed my sense of veracity and authenticity.
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Trump has denied the accusations, saying there is "no merit or veracity" to Stoynoff's account and also publicly attacked her at a rally in Florida.
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However, many outside experts have long expressed skepticism about the veracity of China's GDP report, saying the government there may be putting in a floor.
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We've reached out to him for confirmation of the veracity of these emails, as well as additional comment, and will update if we hear back.
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In an appearance on a Detroit radio show, Conyers expressed gratitude for the support he's received and again denied the veracity of the harassment allegations.
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But the veracity of that story appears to be crumbling under contradictory revelations from the President's son, son-in-law and the current attorney general.
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"We are in touch with Iraqi and Kurdish authorities to determine the veracity of these reports," a State Department official said on condition of anonymity.
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It addressed fake news accusations by adding new labels and working with third-party groups to review the veracity of stories posted on the site.
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The final element of Truth Decay -- rising disagreement over the basic veracity and legitimacy of facts -- is largely missing from the earlier eras we explored.
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Her claims have been treated more cautiously, and her recent interview she did with NBC led to more questions about the veracity of her allegations.
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But nothing was forthcoming, and questions began to be raised over the veracity of previous images of the sunken ship put out by the company.
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Given the task of policing for truth on Facebook, it's unrealistic and simplistic to demand veracity from a system that is too big to govern.
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Still, Comey did not let on to lawmakers that there were doubts about the veracity of the intelligence, according to sources familiar with the briefings.
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That assertion was so outlandish, said Michael Slackman, international managing editor for The Times, that it helped confirm suspicions about the veracity of their interview.
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Two people who commented on this Hacker News thread also said their passwords were unique, casting doubt on the veracity of a credential stuffing attack.
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If you're wondering how these merchants get away with marketing the tangible qualities of items of questionable paranormal veracity, the truth is they technically can't.
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Democrats, led by Senators Richard J. Durbin of Illinois and Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, had questioned Judge Kavanaugh's veracity even before that email's release.
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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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Western economists have raised many doubts about the veracity of China's economic growth figures, which consistently change only slightly while staying just below 7 percent.
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While Mr. Bolsonaro has said he does not want the votes of people who committed violence, he also questioned the veracity of the reported attacks.
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The S.E.C. officials asked Tesla about the veracity of Mr. Musk's comments and why the company did not make an announcement via a regulatory filing.
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I believe it explains the contradictory assessments of Flynn's veracity and may explain why Flynn pled guilty instead of opting for his day in court.
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The veracity of the toots in question was unclear, but the retelling still made Rogers "[crack] herself up" as she spoke with writer Amy Kaufman.
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Charlotte has her own stories to tell, but how can you give force or form to a piece of writing when you're immune to veracity?
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Pruitt said the change would expand the ability of scientists and the public to "comment on the veracity, the authenticity" of data behind EPA decisions.
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"We will continue with our investigation to determine the veracity of this financing and to be able to advance any corresponding criminal complaints," he said.
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He did not pass judgment on their veracity but said that he had a duty to investigate them and wanted to hear Dr. Jackson's response.
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Around the time the document was produced, the National Safety Council and similar organizations questioned the veracity of these claims and others made by Musk.
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If this information was withheld by Hart, it raises a question about the veracity of her testimony and, more importantly, the fairness of the trial.
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Military officials in recent days have also backed the veracity of the "exquisite intelligence," which they claim indicated that Soleimani was ready for an attack.
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In a full-court defense of his aide, Trump then questioned the veracity of her claims as well as the bruising that she showed publicly.
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If people still want to share it, they will see a pop-up that reminds them that the veracity of the information is in question.
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However, a few outlets, such as The Times in the U.K. and Fox News, were fooled and erroneously reported the story without checking its veracity.
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Trump early Friday disputed the notion Wolff had wide-ranging access to the White House in an effort to undercut the veracity of the book.
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Unfortunately, many economists now agree with him—doubt in the veracity of the official figure has grown since a new methodology was introduced in 2015.
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Sources say he knew about some claims that Porter physically and emotionally battered two ex-wives, yet didn't conduct an internal investigation into their veracity.
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Other Supreme Court nominees -- in recent decades William Rehnquist and Clarence Thomas -- faced accusations, questions of veracity, and claims they would not be impartial jurists.
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They have denied in the past the veracity of all the accusations against the former president, saying he has become a target of political persecution.
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The official People's Daily acknowledged the veracity of the video and even posted it on its English-language Twitter feed before removing it on Friday.
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Speaking of Avenatti, he appears to have responded to Allred's press conference ... and seems to be casting doubt on the veracity of her client's claims.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill have used that point to question the veracity of the complaint, though the intelligence community inspector general already deemed it credible.
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Instead, they set out to tackle the veracity of the judicial process: "MaM [Making a Murderer] isn't about whether or not Avery is guilty," they tweeted.
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CNN is unable to verify the Mosul Eye blog and its posts on Twitter and Facebook independently, but Iraqi journalists and scholars vouch for its veracity.
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While some people could argue about the veracity of those, the fact that two basketball teams played basketball against each other isn't really up for debate.
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"As we have stated since the assassination, the Honduran government lacks the veracity and political will to conduct a just, thorough and professional investigation," Carrillo said.
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The document, which The New York Times has reviewed and the veracity of which the E.P.A. did not dispute, seemed to be a work in progress.
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To check the claims' veracity, I spoke with Maura Parker Quinlan, an assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Northwestern University, to ask about the device.
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Some employees initially doubted the veracity of the news reports, with one suggesting it was a phony leak concocted by Altria to boost its stock price.
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EST The original outlet who published this story, The Knoxville News Sentinel, has since published an update calling into question the veracity of Schmitt-Matzen's story.
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And what Rappler — a curated website which checks the veracity of news — highlights is that there can never be an effective technological fix for fake news.
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Accusations flung from within the Rihannasphere also suggest Cue may have called the pop star a "bitch," but Gizmodo has been unable to verify their veracity.
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All the memes and jokes and dedicated Twitter accounts aside, the positioning of Moir and Virtue as #relationshipgoals is not without a whisper of anxious veracity.
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We make best efforts to confirm the veracity of the information provided by anonymous sources and will not include any information we have not thoroughly vetted.
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Many of the posts revolve around trying verify the identity of the girl at the end of the video, or the veracity of the video itself.
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RELATED: 2016 candidates on the front lines of N.H. drug epidemic Ehrlichman died in 1999, but his five children in questioned the veracity of the account.
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The investigation, both with Diane and without her, is where Money Monster most cuts corners, reaching for brief comedic touches and quick plot developments over veracity.
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Of course, there's an ongoing question regarding the veracity of the logs that Foer attempts to tease out by chatting with a host of other experts.
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In these charged times, not only is the veracity of the president and his surrogates being tested but also the accuracy and balance of the media.
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"I was presented with information that caused me to doubt the veracity of 2 of the 5 reactions in the video," Rober wrote on Twitter Thursday.
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We won't know much about the veracity of these claims until we're able to test the Zenta, which is on Indiegogo now and starts at $179.
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Once you've taken a moment to slow down the negative momentum of your thoughts, you will be more rational and clear-headed in evaluating their veracity.
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The Travis County clerk also disputed the veracity of Project Veritas's claims, saying that they had not seen evidence of non-citizens voting at the polls.
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This says less about those people's commitment to their core principles or the veracity of their objections, and more about the very human propensity toward fatigue.
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No one has publicly disputed the veracity of the DNC emails and Weaver, like most researchers The Hill spoke to, believes the dump to be authentic.
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The important thing in this scheme isn't even its veracity, but the negative effect it will have among the opposition, who are by now extremely divided.
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Microsoft confirmed there was an issue, but refused to answer any of Gizmodo's questions and only provided a brief statement, the veracity of which seems questionable.
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Far-right activists questioned Obama's citizenship and the veracity of his birth certificate dating back to when he was a candidate in the 2008 presidential race.
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But Dylan — along with her mother and her brother, investigative journalist Ronan Farrow — has maintained the veracity of her account, charges that she renewed in 103.
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The veracity of these claims will have to be evaluated by the IRS and other authorities for whom the intricacies of international tax law are navigable.
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More recently, critics have questioned the veracity of a purported conversation he had with a former Republican member of congress that Mr. Reich shared on Facebook.
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No, not even Chuck and Wendy Rhoades, who can at least attest to the veracity of Cotton's claim about pleasure and pain as a sexual matter.
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The inspector general wants to know what the F.B.I. learned about Mr. Steele's sources and whether it disclosed any doubts about their veracity to the court.
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In seven years, "Storage Wars" has transformed from hoarder oddity into bona fide juggernaut, with spinoffs emerging left and right while detractors question the show's veracity.
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Fact-checking site Snopes and The Washington Post's fact checker both found similar holes in the story after a New York Times report questioning its veracity.
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I don't doubt the veracity of his account, and I think many people feign ignorance of the sorts of things high school dudes get up to.
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And had they leaked by some other means, it would be up to journalists to establish their veracity; ignore them if possible, debunk them if necessary.
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Mr. Trump himself has famously responded to accusations by forcefully repeating slogans such as "no collusion, no obstruction" over and over again, regardless of their veracity.
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That so many audits are flawed is a big concern, because literally trillions of dollars are riding on the accuracy and veracity of companies' financial statements.
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If you enjoy and engage most with news that supports your worldview — no matter its veracity — algorithms will naturally want to give you more of it.
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We certainly would expect a TV station or a newspaper to bear responsibility for the veracity of anything they published by way of advertising for money.
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That statistic is doing the rounds again, even though its veracity has long been debated - some put the past and current tally closer to 5 percent.
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The sworn statement, Collins told the senators, brought the allegations to a new level and raised concerns that enough wasn't being done to address their veracity.
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The New York Times covered speculation about the veracity of the Twitter account, and I wrote an essay for Times Insider about my conversations with Fatemah.
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But while the peace deal is the cornerstone of Santos' legacy, the government has raised doubts about the veracity of the rebels' $324 million asset list.
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McLean spoke to CNN after a sworn declaration questioning the veracity of Ford's testimony was leaked to Fox News after being provided to the Judiciary Committee.
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Sources say Kelly knew for months about some claims that Porter physically and emotionally battered the women, yet didn't conduct an internal investigation into their veracity.
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We decided to check in with Linda Qiu, The Times's fact checker, and test the veracity of some of the president's recent talk about the border.
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It's very possible Hannity knows this — that he doesn't really believe some of these conspiracies but sees information, regardless of its veracity, as a political tool.
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Many U.S. adults take a vitamin or supplement every day but concerns about the veracity of promised benefits prompted federal and state investigators to scrutinize the industry.
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Russian nationalists who object to the painting and dispute its veracity have previously demanded the gallery remove it from display, something the Tretyakov has refused to do.
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Our sister site Jalopnik was unable to verify the emails independently, but CNBC wrote that multiple employees "from different divisions within Tesla" had confirmed the first's veracity.
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Many U.S. adults take a vitamin or supplement every day, but concerns about the veracity of promised benefits prompted federal and state investigators to scrutinize the industry.
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Just as we access services that search public databases, we will search a new class of services that will check blockchains to confirm the veracity of information.
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Mother Jones is that lawsuits have become an effective way for rich individuals to exert financial pressure on media outlets regardless of the veracity of their claims.
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Links to the video and GIF appear to be now deleted, but NBC reported the posts "largely fell flat, with most users expressing skepticism" of its veracity.
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In the throes of despair, the scientist decides to abandon his ruined life on Earth to travel to the moon to confirm the veracity of the tapes.
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The company generally doesn't regulate the content of posts, including their veracity, unless they violate its "community standards," which prohibit bullying, pornography and threats, among other things.
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However, many reporters and members of the information security community question the methods and veracity of the organization that performed the study central to that article's claims.
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The tests claim to verify whether a woman has been sexually active outside of marriage, but the veracity of the exams has been widely debunked by scientists.
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Leah Greenblatt, Entertainment Weekly: Blonde was deliberate pulp, but its fight scenes had a messy, bone-crunching veracity that DP2 mostly trades in for chaotic cartoon violence.
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Alola has an astonishing number of parallels to real locations—so many that there's a dedicated wiki page—and the geography has a certain veracity to it.
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See, Facebook doesn't care about the veracity of the political news being shared just so long as people spend lots of time viewing ads while sharing it.
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"As we have stated since the assassination," Mr. Carrillo wrote, "the Honduran government lacks the veracity and political will to conduct a just, thorough and professional investigation."
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He said the United States was not in a position to confirm the veracity of the reports by a Syrian rescue service operating in rebel-held territory.
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I greatly respect Douglas Smith's research group, and I have no reason to doubt the veracity of its publication in the Journal of the American Medical Association .
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One can only guess that the idea was a part of the "big lie" theory, repeating an idea so often that people begin to believe its veracity.
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But he is not really interested in the veracity of these tales, because he is constructing a fantasy; and perhaps his lover is making them up anyway.
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Burr's letter does not directly address the veracity of Nelson's claims, instead urging Florida elections officials to work with the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security.
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In our post-truth world, nobody can agree on anything Some may claim we've already entered a post-truth world, where veracity can never take flight again.
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But, for the budget-conscious beauty enthusiast, they're also useful ways to discover a product's texture, thickness, and the veracity of its marketing without dropping dollars first.
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By returning to the point again and again, Mr. Sullivan was clearly seeking to raise doubt among the six jurors about Mr. Bollea's veracity in the case.
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" An HR manager for Eclipse said that an internal investigation would be conducted into "the veracity of the allegations" which are viewed "in a very serious light.
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The veracity of this tale is highly suspect; Roberto Escobar is a well-known eccentric who once claimed to have cured HIV with his knowledge of horses.
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If anyone would be in a position to know the veracity of Donald Trump's allegation that then-President Barack Obama tapped his communications, it would be Rogers.
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He described Venezuela's electoral system as the world's most secure and slammed U.S. President Donald Trump and other foreign leaders who questioned the veracity of the vote.
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Some historians deny the veracity of this association, such as Dr. Christina Wade of the blog Braciatrix, devoted to the history of women in brewing and bartending.
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A recent leak could point us in the right direction about the things we don't know, but we're still not 100% certain about the leak's veracity yet.
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While I can't vouch for the veracity of that tale, I do know that a touch on the forehead from her would always make my headaches vanish.
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We can debate the veracity of that, but what's unambiguously true is that the nearly $800 billion in Medicaid reductions would come directly from lower-income Americans.
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The president's veracity with the special counsel has taken on greater import as his team has pursued charges against a string of witnesses for lying to investigators.
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Her 18-year-old granddaughter, Valentina Ciminera, who was carrying out a big bag of ravioli and tortellini for her, enthusiastically confirmed the veracity of this statement.
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Facebook has said that it continues to allow political ads on its platform to expose people to information and allow them to decide on its veracity themselves.
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Michael Flynn will have to advise the president of the veracity of foreign and domestic threats, separating those that require immediate policy action from propaganda or misinformation.
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The White House continues to deny the allegations against the president and stated that the American people judged the veracity of Trump's accusers at the ballot box.
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Many Alabama Republicans have come to his defense, questioning the timing and veracity of the allegations and arguing that they won't sway Alabamians ahead of the Dec.
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But it is painful to see the First Amendment being used to attack the profession that aims to uphold the basic need for veracity that underpins it.
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While your editors made a value judgment about the veracity of these claims, American intelligence agencies apparently took the memos seriously enough to open their own investigations.
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Sources say he knew for months about some claims that Porter physically and emotionally battered two ex-wives, yet didn't conduct an internal investigation into their veracity.
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Lewandowski's testimony simply confirms that Mueller got it right -- contrary to the repeated claims of Lewandowski's chief benefactor Trump, who has repeatedly attacked Mueller's impartiality and veracity.
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So many different elements pull against the memoirist's obligation to veracity – not least privacy, style, and the vagaries of memory — that some fiction is inevitably woven in.
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"I'm aware of unconfirmed and unsourced media reports and have asked our Ambassador in Beijing to urgently clarify their veracity," said Australia's Minister for Trade Simon Birmingham.
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News outlets such as Indian Express and MediaNama reported being able to cross-reference and confirm the veracity of the data on numerous Jio customers known to them.
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Fox News was unable to confirm the veracity of the content, but a spokesperson for MEMRI said they found the footage while monitoring the Internet for Palestinian videos.
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Official growth numbers — the veracity of which outside experts have long expressed skepticism — came in at 6.5 percent for the third quarter on a year-over-year basis.
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Revisiting the dossier CNN revisited the dossier earlier this year and analyzed the veracity of some of the claims, two years after it first came into public view.
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BuzzFeed News heard at least three different names of Trump allies floated as those who might also have tapes, but could not confirm the veracity of those claims.
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This is an interesting leak which we haven't seen elsewhere; if it turns out to be true it will speak a lot about the veracity of its origin.
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The top Ukraine expert on the National Security Council also appeared to undermine the veracity of earlier testimony by the US ambassador to the European Union, Gordon Sondland.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Donald Trump's presidential transition team on Saturday challenged the veracity of U.S. intelligence assessments that Russia was trying to tip the November election to the Republican.
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But, but, but: These platforms are loath to pass judgment on a clip's veracity on their own — an approach experts say could lead to a new election crisis.
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For those doubting the veracity of the giant fucking gator that traipsed across a Florida golf course earlier this week, behold: Another video of that giant fucking gator.
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Though the veracity of this practice has been disputed, quilts are often stories themselves, and these works tell a history of violence and, in its face, quiet tenacity.
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I decided to gauge the veracity of that feeling the only way I know how: by going back and watching every episode of Charlie Brooker's yearly Screenwipe series.
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The abuse was posted in a Facebook group - parents of classmates were also members - whose veracity was confirmed to the Thomson Reuters Foundation by a local school official.
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The former FBI director repeatedly accused the Commander-in-Chief of lying, and explained the elaborate steps he had taken to bolster the veracity of his own account.
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In rehab, Nancy tried to process what had happened to her during a violent childhood, but she found that she was constantly doubting the veracity of her memories.
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Here are a few of the claims, and some judgments about their veracity: The "Leave" side says: Britain sends 350 million pounds a week to the European Union.
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Since then, while the government has acknowledged the veracity of the accusations, not a single person has been convicted of any crime related to the assaults in Atenco.
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With the president's veracity in question over this and other contradictions, that "umpire" could easily set the strike zone as running from the president's ankle to his throat.
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Still, every alleged discovery of water on other worlds represents an invaluable experiment that tests the veracity of biology's current notions about how life came about on Earth.
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EMC submitted loan histories to Dallas District Court that were pastiches of past SOA records, similarly flawed and incomplete, while swearing under penalty of perjury to their veracity.
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On Tuesday, China announced more than 282,2000 coronavirus cases that had previously not been made public, raising more questions about the veracity of Beijing's data around the coronavirus.
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The resulting images, abstract combinations of shapes and colours still as highly aestheticized and elegant as their modernist models, provoke questions on the veracity and history of photography.
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"The differences are too large to be generated by chance and are not easily explicable, raising doubts as to the veracity of the overall result," Mr. Nooruddin wrote.
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A spokesman for YPF, which leads production activities in the Vaca Muerta shale play, told Reuters the video was for the company's internal use, but confirmed its veracity.
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As for the veracity of the charges, Sowore's wife Opeyemi believes they are a cover to go after her husband for his activism and work with Sahara Reporters.
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We assess that the South Korean delegation may not be an unbiased messenger in this case, and we should analyze the veracity of their message and Kim's sincerity.
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Facebook, for its part, announced last Thursday that it is making major changes to its news feed to improve the veracity of what people see on their screens.
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The same journalistic standards — judgments on newsworthiness, veracity and potential repercussions — apply to coverage of Mr. Trump's tweets as they do to his messages conveyed via other mediums.
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So have the mysterious text messages, which baffled local party officials, who cannot determine the origin and scope of the message or the veracity of the audio tape.
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Though he seems to have had little involvement in the Bush administration's most controversial counterterrorism programs, his veracity about his involvement in detention policies would later be challenged.
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The sample of rumor cascades was drawn from the investigations in which all six organizations had agreed on the stories' veracity between 95 and 98 percent of the time.
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While Beijing's official GDP figures are seen as one of the crucial indicators of China's economic health, many outside experts have expressed skepticism about the veracity of the numbers.
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While it would be helpful to know Anonymous's identity—which was still under wraps as this article was published—there is little doubt about the veracity of his claims.
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America's president has repurposed the term "fake news", which originally referred to online political-disinformation campaigns, to apply to all unfavourable coverage of his administration, regardless of its veracity.
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Nico Bossi is an entrepreneur with a background in investment banking at Citigroup and COO of Veracity Worldwide, as well as the founder of two investing and media companies.
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The mission said it received a complaint against long-retired Bernardino Pinera, who is 103 years old, and that it was trying to determine the "veracity" of the claim.
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Indie movies have the freedom to let people tell really specific stories, and the result is a kind of originality and veracity that can speak to many different people.
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I hadn't really paid mind to the veracity of that statement until early last year, when a rough patch in my life meant laughter was suddenly in short supply.
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Early on in her presidential bid, Warren came under fire for claims of Native American heritage and releasing DNA results to try to demonstrate the veracity of those claims.
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Clinton's campaign has refused to weigh in on the veracity of individual email exchanges, and has accused the Russian government of orchestrating their release -- a claim WikiLeaks has denied.
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DJI declined to confirm the veracity of the email, or to comment on its contents, but it did confirm that the marketing representative was an employee of the company.
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I laugh, gasp, and applaud beside them, happily swept up in it all as Team Veracity from St. John Fisher Catholic Voluntary Academy, just outside Leeds, ultimately emerge winners.
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Clovis also denied the veracity of climate change science, a belief cited by Senate Democrats and climate activists who have expressed opposition to his nomination for the USDA job.
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Look for aggressive action on the kinds of voter suppression tactics that disadvantage people of color and for attempts to cast doubt on the veracity and validity of elections.
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Although Corbell does an admirable job of tracking down the key players in Lazar's story for interviews, his film doesn't pretend to definitively settle the veracity of Lazar's story.
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The Cruz campaign immediately pushed back against Baldwin on social media, saying they are not questioning the veracity of the report and only disseminated to staffers what CNN reported.
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And Ms. Carlson's legal team will have the burden of proving the veracity of the accusations, along with its claim that other women are considering stepping forward as well.
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The veracity of Ford's allegations have barely been questioned despite the fact she can't recall key details about the high school party she says took place 36 years ago.
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Twitter hopes to show progress on key metrics like monthly active users, and the market will be looking for any clues as to the veracity of recent takeover rumors.
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Morris also wants the audience to consider the veracity of his subject's accounts and he knows that people's personalities are always more interesting than the stories they're involved in.
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President Donald Trump denied the veracity of Westerhout's comments on Friday and reiterated on Saturday that he loved Tiffany and said he'd be speaking with her over the weekend.
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Trump, they thought, gave them much material with which to work, plus they enjoyed a compliant media that stood ready to amplify spoon-fed narratives, regardless of their veracity.
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While we can't really attest to the veracity of any of these claims, folks on Twitter across the country say they're completely incapable of finding Claws where they live.
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Surely this information about Haqqani would have been useful information for the readers of the Times to know as they evaluated the veracity and claims of Haqqani's op-ed.
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After Facebook announced that it would not be policing the veracity of political ads on its platform, Senator Elizabeth Warren's campaign responded with a false ad of its own.
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And educators are working up "news literacy" programs to teach students how to tell the difference between real, corroborated journalism and naked lies dressed in the colors of veracity.
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Zuckerberg also revealed that the two-question survey Facebook designed to help it judge the veracity of news is not the first time it's surveyed readers to rank content.
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PolitiFact, a website devoted to checking the veracity of claims by public officials, published 12 "of the most misleading claims" Mr. Trump made during his first White House interview.
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Stone also told CNN he had taken two polygraph exams and passed them both, although CNN had no way of verifying the veracity of Stone's polygraphs or the results.
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"That defendant's statements about plaintiff's veracity were made while he was campaigning to become President of the United States, does not make them any less actionable," the judge wrote.
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The responses to the second post were fairly evenly split on the video's veracity, but both instances did seem to be the first time anyone there had seen it.
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Not only would it make it difficult to call Comey as a witness, it could lead some cooperating witnesses like Flynn to question the veracity behind their plea agreements.
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Volatility entered the market with veracity earlier this month, as the Cboe Volatility Index shot up to multiyear highs last week and the Dow briefly entered into a correction.
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Much of it, however, was shot in a former Titan II missile silo, which lends the film a gritty veracity you don't find in a green-screen digital setting.
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While Republicans in Washington are seeking to distance themselves from Moore, a number of Alabama Republicans have rushed to his defense, questioning the timing and veracity of the allegations.
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For example, the president had openly questioned the veracity and integrity of the country's vast professional intelligence community, and expressed greater willingness to believe claims made by foreign adversaries.
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The incomplete video led some readers to question the method's veracity, so Shutterbug2000 uploaded the code needed for other users to run Windows 95 on their own 3DS units.
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It is also likely that media will start to come with metadata (such as time, date, location of recording) to prove its veracity, as that is much harder to forge.
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The committee's Republican leadership "refused to test the veracity of Trump aides' and family members' testimony by blocking any efforts to compel the relevant documents and communications records," he added.
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Trump for weeks questioned the veracity of those reports before finally acknowledging in a news conference days before he was sworn in that he believes Russia was behind the hacks.
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False information presented on its own was also shown to have a potent effect at spreading doubt about the veracity of the overwhelming scientific consensus on human-caused climate change.
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The move comes as last week's election results bring online platforms under increased scrutiny over how much responsibility they have to ensure the veracity of the news they help circulate.
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And we can do anything from go put our point of view out there, to go pursue legal action if we think that it rises to that level of veracity.
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In a world that was already saturated with extreme imagery, deepfakes make it plausible to push that even further, leaving Ms Sontag's "presumption of veracity" truly dead in the water.
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While it would be helpful to know Anonymous's identity—which was still under wraps as The Economist went to press—there is little doubt about the veracity of his claims.
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Elizabeth Warren, who is running against Biden for the 2020 Democratic nomination, earlier this week criticized Facebook over its policies related to the veracity of claims made in political ads.
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The career prosecutor spent many minutes laying the foundation for asking questions that seemed designed to chip away at the veracity of Ford's memory, or call into question her motivation.
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Krauss took some heat for blabbing from a few of his colleagues, and LIGO team leaders were quick to advise patience while remaining noncommittal about the veracity of those rumors.
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On Sunday, the U.K. Foreign office issued a statement which did not deny the veracity of the leak but said that diplomats like Darroch were meant to give candid opinions.
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But earlier this week, the state board of elections unanimously agreed it would not certify the election results, making vague references to "unfortunate activities" that raised doubts about their veracity.
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She had come to the YMCA on West 63rd street to see the women who were in love with me and confirm for herself the veracity of the detective's reports.
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I wasn't able to confirm the veracity of all of the messages included in the dump, but some contained details of bitcoin transactions that matched those recorded on the blockchain.
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Zuma has denied a corrupt relationship with the Guptas from the beginning; he called for the emails' veracity to be investigated by an inquiry, but has yet to launch one.
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The "Trump is a Russian-controlled stooge" was different and unique, especially since concerns over its possible veracity made it all the way to the level of a congressional investigation.
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A spokesman for Indorama Corporation, a majority owner of Indorama Kokand Textile through a chain of subsidiaries, said the company was studying details of the charges to "establish their veracity".
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"I suggested a polygraph in order to pin down the veracity of Roger's positions on the investigation by the special counsel with regard to Julian Assange and Wikileaks," Rogow said.
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But analysts — many of whom have expressed doubts about the veracity of Chinese data to begin with — question if it's a wise plan to aim for such fast-paced growth.
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Rather than stand behind them, the president continues to undermine the professional men and women of the intelligence community, the integrity of their work, and the veracity of their findings.
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YouTube, which has more than 1 billion users, has been criticized for not moving swiftly to take down homophobic content and videos denying the veracity of mass shootings at schools.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders defended Trump's decision to share the videos, saying the veracity of the content wasn't as important as the overall warning against Islamic extremism.
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" She added, "He was a trusted ally, and his veracity made him an indispensable resource to the safety and consumer communities, elected officials, government agencies, the media and the public.
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I sympathize with the anger Kavanaugh must feel if he believes he's unjustly accused, and the pain he and his family are enduring, regardless of the veracity of the allegations.
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PEOPLE was not able to prove the veracity of the posts, but they appear to be similar to the same threats the suspect allegedly made as described in court documents.
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While Republicans pressed on the idea that there was no corroborating evidence in the interviews, Democrats challenged the legitimacy of the investigation and the veracity of some of the witnesses.
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"If you can figure out how to have more than one birthday in a year, you'd be golden," Marne Pike, CEO of progressive strategy firm Veracity Media, told VICE News.
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Asked by reporters Saturday about the veracity of the report, Pence said he and the president enjoyed "a very close" and "a very strong" relationship, according to a pool report.
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But Ms. Kaplan has laid the groundwork to challenge the veracity of the 13-year-old's statement to the police, even though the teenager's uncle was present during the questioning.
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Trump can attack the veracity of all that polling — and he has — but when even Fox News can't give you good news, it's going to be a long four years.
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Wray sent a striking signal to the White House, issuing a rare public warning that the memo about the FBI's surveillance practices omits key information that could impact its veracity.
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"Any claim should be treated with caution until verifiable including on social media," said Tom Hegarty of Full Fact, a British nonprofit organization that checks the veracity of published material.
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After 11 months locked up in a York, Pennsylvania, detention center, Ronal came before immigration judge Walter Durling, who cited his concern over the "respondent's veracity" and denied him asylum.
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Mr. Moore and his allies have repeatedly questioned the veracity of the inscription, claiming there are discrepancies between Mr. Moore's alleged signature and other words that follow in the inscription.
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"It will be very important for the state to provide more information about how they carried out their analysis, and we will have to test the veracity of their claims."
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A top House Republican who's long questioned the veracity of climate science is probing whether Russian agents are responsible for any anti-fossil-fuel advertisements on Facebook, Google and Twitter.
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Just a small variance, but one that will no doubt raise concerns over the veracity of Chinese government data — something that continues to simmer away below the surface across financial markets.
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Washington Muslims put human faces to Trump immigration actions "An ICE officer is now making the determination to detain and deport someone that no one has adjudicated for veracity," Altman said.
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These 24 year old allegations lack any merit or veracity, as evidenced by her repeated requests for employment, attempts to seek out Mr. Trump, and her support of Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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He asserts that because it wasn't encrypted, it's now possible to perform various forensic tests on the data to prove the veracity of the evidence the FBI is presenting against Matish.
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If he's a party to a lawsuit about the veracity of accusations of sexual misconduct, his opponents can force disclosure of information about any matter relevant to the subject matter involved.
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Today, Trump is relying on the same intelligence community whose accuracy and even veracity he so recently impugned to justify his decision to launch a missile attack on Syria last week.
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The disclosure came as Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, prepared to be questioned by members of Congress about, among other things, the veracity of material posted on the social media site.
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These 24-year-old allegations lack any merit or veracity as evidence by her repeated requests for employment, attempts to seek out Mr. Trump, and her support of Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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He repeatedly used his platform to denigrate and mock sexual assault survivors and their allies, and just this week, his First Lady publicly cast doubt on the veracity of survivors' testimony.
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Why it matters: It appears Mueller's extra muscle may be needed, as the Senate Intelligence Committee said earlier Wednesday it had "hit a wall" in assessing the veracity of the document.
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Firms also should strongly consider going beyond FINRA's imperatives to further investigate the veracity of claims made in potential employees' resumes and applications, such as education and employment history and performance.
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The Clinton campaign has not confirmed the authenticity of the thousands of emails released last week, but Podesta and Clinton's running mate, Senator Tim Kaine, have raised doubts of their veracity.
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Though the veracity of EVP recordings has long been questioned, we're total suckers for a good scare, even if it means having to crank up our earbuds to the highest volume.
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Just a small variance, but one that will no doubt raise concerns over the veracity of Chinese government data -- something that continues to simmer away below the surface across financial markets.
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This is a culture where a news program will air a segment on a garden gnome being captured on tape after somehow coming to life, and the hosts assure its veracity.
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Micah Lee, a technologist and journalist at The Intercept, confirmed to Motherboard the veracity of the message repository that Best published, saying that the cryptographic hash on her file matched his.
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This leads back to my open question: Can we foster a culture in which veracity is more valuable than one's cultural identity as a liberal or libertarian, group hugger or individualist…?
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Media coverage, from across the political spectrum, will generally provide sufficient information to enable voters to weigh the seriousness and veracity of charges, and important details will come to light quickly.
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The editors of tabloids know this better than anyone, and are certainly aware that every time they write a headline they are taking a gamble on the likelihood of its veracity.
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Tangible indicators of likely veracity -- including information about the news source, its track record, ethical guidelines and reporting methods -- can be ferreted out only through time-consuming research, if at all.
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So many who haven't experienced sexual assault have no clue how difficult it is to experience such a thing and the seemingly inevitable questioning of your claims and veracity that result.
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And as the crowd laughed and applauded, including women present, Ford's words, her emotional testimony, were denounced as the ramblings of someone without any claim on the veracity of her experiences.
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She graphically recalled their sexual encounters — so graphically and in such conversational detail that some reviewers questioned the memoir's veracity and suggested that she should have written a fictionalized narrative instead.
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Facebook responded to that letter today with their own letter to Biden saying that the company's policies prevented it from making judgment calls on the veracity of speech in political advertisements.
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If left unchecked, it will send a dangerous message to cooperators — give testimony consistent with the government's theory of the case, regardless of veracity, or pay the price with your freedom.
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The Times also drew scrutiny as a result of another of Mr. Comey's statements: He challenged the veracity of an article that described links between Mr. Trump's associates and Russian intelligence.
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The veracity of some of Parnas' most explosive claims in recent interviews — including that Attorney General Bill Barr was "on the team" pursuing Biden dirt — has also been called into question.
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May, who prides herself on a straight-talking veracity and a more compassionate form of conservatism than the other Iron Lady, has come under criticism for a series of U-turns.
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The research produced from federal funding to the NIH and CDC is highly competitive, heavily scrutinized and robustly peer reviewed before publication, to ensure veracity and prevent any fabrications or falsehoods.
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After receiving a request from the Senate to dig further into these revelations, the White House tasked the FBI with conducting a very limited review into the veracity of these claims.
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Once you go over to metaphor, you are no longer dealing with journalistic veracity but with a lyrical interpretation, which arguably leads to a greater truth, or is simply a fiction.
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Instead, it waited until outside organizations had fact-checked it, then added disclaimers to the clip to inform users who were about to share it that its veracity had been questioned.
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But he also has to leave enough room for some people (namely his older brother, Danny) to doubt the veracity of his story, the better to maintain The Family's central mystery.
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Most notably, Dannon Activia yogurt features the advantages of good bacteria prominently on labels, though the company settled a lawsuit in 2010 regarding the veracity of the health claims on their products.
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According to Dutton, there was initially "some question about the veracity" of the account, but after news stories about the shooting came out, a woman reported a similar experience to law enforcement.
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It's difficult to make sense of this as a security measure, particularly at a time when many people question the veracity of government orders, but other explanations are either unsatisfying or damning.
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In the exclusive clip from episode two, his sister-in-law Janey casts doubt on the veracity of the police case against him, noting the lack of physical evidence — a familiar rebuke.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration will soon begin a review that will question the veracity of the climate change science used by President Barack Obama's administration as the basis for environmental regulations.
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Brexit campaigners questioned the veracity of the forecasts, employing the same arguments during the referendum campaign in 2016 when they dubbed predictions of economic collapse if Britain left the bloc "project fear".
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Those supposed leaks (the veracity of which have not been officially confirmed) include revelations about the Clinton Foundation, Clinton's speeches to Wall Street and suspicious dealings with a Democratic National Committee official.
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"The size of the settlement makes clear that she had a slam dunk case and yet her veracity was questioned publicly numerous times -- and even when other women came forward," she said.
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The White House declassified a version of the memo prepared by Nunes this week over vigorous objections by the FBI, which has warned it omits key information that could impact its veracity.
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With the veracity of China's economic data already in question and investors unnerved by the slowing rate of growth and volatile stock markets, further doubts could exacerbate the pain in the markets.
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The eyes are described as "the window to the soul," by sources attributed to authors from Cicero to Shakespeare; veracity and truth are also associated with this sense more than with others.
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In a news conference before his speech, Trump questioned the veracity of American intelligence about foreign meddling in the U.S. election, arguing that Russia wasn't the only country that may have interfered.
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READ MORE: 'Pizzagate' Conspiracy Theory Leads to Shots Fired in Pizzeria And now, Jones is mysteriously having second thoughts about the veracity of Pizzagate, which he vehemently supported not very long ago.
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People with real power in this country are convinced of their veracity, and those people have tried, and often succeeded, to pass laws and implement policies that afford these doctrines official force.
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Nunes has fired back sharply at the FBI's efforts to cast doubt on the veracity of the document, calling their objections "spurious" and doubling down on the need to release the memo.
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It is hard to discern how the six-year-old comments attributed to the officer affect the veracity of his testimony on Capitol Hill, which aligns with that of numerous other witnesses.
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Mr. Brackley raised questions about the veracity of their accounts, pointing out that Mr. Sumter had fallen dead 30 yards away from the spot where the witnesses said he had been shot.
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According to the Daily News, Nkrumah tried to tell a judge that the president's remarks on the veracity of a witness who "flipped" should be relevant to the trial, but was stopped.
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But veracity was not always his primary goal, as evidenced by his silent classic "Nanook of the North" (1922) and the talkie "Man of Aran" (1934), both heading to Anthology Film Archives.
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Regardless of that specific story's veracity, it illustrates the well-documented binds college coaches sometimes find themselves in, having to choose between a player's well-being or abiding by arcane NCAA rules.
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This is not to dismiss Trump's claims about the veracity of Wolff's account; while some of the book may be false or even defamatory, there is plainly much in it that isn't.
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Seeking to persuade the public, the industry claims that these vehicles would save many lives, but no solid studies document this assertion, and trust in the manufacturers' veracity these days is minimal.
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But it's the underlying insidiousness of his characters, as well as his bizarre retelling of tales, that cast doubt on the veracity of events and discombobulate the viewer's perception of the truth.
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And in re-staging the past, how can artists attest to the veracity of their work as an addendum to the dominant narratives of a history so often written by the victors?
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Ms. Heard voted for Mr. Trump, but his support for Mr. Moore had not, she said, inched her any closer to a judgment on the veracity of the allegations against Mr. Moore.
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"I understand his legal team have asked to have proper sight of the original photograph so they can carry out their own investigation as they seriously doubt its veracity," the friend said.
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But Ms. Clark did not investigate the veracity of the story other than to call a friend, Frank Chapot, the six-time Olympian, who died in 21993, and ask for his opinion.
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Legend has it that he used a cork to seal in the fizz, but the veracity of the quote — like the idea that he invented Champagne — has long been refuted by historians.
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Michael Wolff and Omarosa Manigault Newman both made sensational allegations in their unflattering portrayals, but questions about the veracity of those claims provided the White House with some cover to defend itself.
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And if news sources have to work hard to get the facts straight on something as lighthearted as Beyoncé, then they must work even harder to maintain the veracity of harder topics.
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An industry source based in Tangshan confirmed the veracity of the document, but said it was unclear whether the new round of inspections would have any immediate impact on production or prices.
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Because Wajid Ali Shah had hundreds of wives and concubines, people identifying themselves as descendants are all over the place in Lucknow, fighting like polecats over the veracity of one another's claims.
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Rolling Stone retracted a 9,000-word article, published in November 2014, about a gang rape at the University of Virginia after the veracity of the events described in the story were seriously questioned.
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Trump uses the static and noise of media coverage to his advantage, often conflating volume with veracity, substituting entertainment for dialogue, and appearing to get a thrill from dismissing and silencing his critics.
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And so if conservatives already doubt the veracity of an intelligence document written by a former spy, they're unlikely to accept a second memo written by someone they believe is a Clinton crony.
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Within respectable limits, there's nothing wrong with double-checking the veracity of a person's profile You're making sure they aren't lying about their name, posing with Confederate flags, or wearing socks with sandals.
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The NIAAA has not immediately responded to a request for comment about the veracity of the email correspondence obtained by STAT, nor whether it plans to investigate Koob's relationship to the alcohol industry.
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Authorities Say they Have 'No Reason to Disbelieve' Her Account Since Papini's abduction and discovery, online commenters have expressed doubt about the veracity of events, with some saying her kidnapping was a hoax.
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Brazile went on to deny that she ever passed a question on to the Clinton campaign but declined to dispute the veracity of the email in which she appears to make the offer.
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India's Bank of Baroda said on Tuesday it had an exposure of 40 billion rupees to Dewan Housing and said it would have to look into the veracity of the allegations against company.
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If the primary value of "The Voyeur's Motel" lies in its veracity, or, as Mr Foos might like, as a sexual history of post-war America, this flip-flopping might render it worthless.
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The company and the Comptroller's office went back and forth over the veracity of the report, but NYC isn't the only market worried about the folks who make Airbnb their full-time job.
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Although Trump has publicly cast doubt on the veracity of the intelligence community's findings about Russian interference, Clapper said Trump was "very solicitous, courteous, even complimentary" during the private briefing on the findings.
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Those alleged production costs have raised eyebrows around town as to their veracity given the film's Hawaii location and starry cast, but regardless of creative accounting and aggressive spinning, the result is impressive.
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And by understanding the beliefs and values of said voter, a politician can encourage voters "to suspend their own criticisms, questions, or concerns about the veracity of the candidate" as Karl Mannheim noted.
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"He's a bully, and bullies aren't known for their veracity," said Richard C. Seltzer, a retired senior partner at the law firm Kaye Scholer who confronted Mr. Trump in three real estate lawsuits.
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Davis, a former Clinton White House counsel, confirmed he complained about the veracity of allegations in the group's September letter and applauded the recent decision to withdraw those allegations for the time being.
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Among other things, they recommend hotels develop plans for managing their reputations, seeking reports online and evaluating their veracity, as well as training staff to identify to bed bugs and catch infestations early.
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On Monday, a court in Beijing upheld a ruling ordering Mr. Hong to issue a public apology for questioning the veracity of a celebrated story of heroism during China's war against Japanese occupation.
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Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) questioned the veracity of assessments by the intelligence community on Russian efforts to influence the election, doubling down on his doubts about whether Russia really was behind hacking.
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Still, those numbers have perked up slightly from polling in 2018 that saw only 4 percent of those polled stating that they were confident in the veracity of content they encountered on Facebook.
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It is also possible that Mueller is examining the veracity of Stone's statements before the House Intelligence Committee, given Credico's claims that Stone was not truthful when naming him as his WikiLeaks source.
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Motherboard has yet to determine the veracity of the GILGAMESH image, but a conflict analyst told Motherboard that such blatant markings on equipment like this are not uncommon, adding credence to the photographs.
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A spokeswoman for Citibank, a unit of Citigroup, confirmed the veracity of the letter but said the bank could not offer additional details, citing company policy of not commenting on issues involving clients.
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Buy it here >>The bestselling author of "Brain on Fire" does a deep dive into an infamous 50-year-old experiment, whereby sane individuals were institutionalized to vet the veracity of psychological diagnoses.
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The Myanmar commission had received 21 reports from villagers of incidents of murder, rape, arson and torture by the security forces, but, unable to verify their veracity, it referred them to the authorities.
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They left unchanged, however, orders instructing officers not to "demand perfection" from sources, saying attacks on military targets should be launched when there is a "60-70% credibility" about the veracity of information.
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Facts, Latour said, were "networked"; they stood or fell not on the strength of their inherent veracity but on the strength of the institutions and practices that produced them and made them intelligible.
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Winogrand's work fell out of fashion in the seventies, partly owing to an emerging cohort of young artists who were skeptical of photography's claim to veracity and partly for social and political reasons.
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Although Beijing's official GDP figures are closely watched as an indicator of the health of the world's second-largest economy, many outside experts have long expressed skepticism about the veracity of China's reports.
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His tweets and his public statements are filled with comments that have no basis in fact or that stretch the truth so far you can almost see the veracity elastic starting to break.
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"My office is looking into the veracity of these assertions and whether the brokers are meeting their best execution obligation to their customers," Galvin said in a statement on Tuesday announcing the investigation.
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Another angle: The testimony raised questions about the veracity of the testimony of other prominent impeachment witnesses who have said behind closed doors they had not been aware of any improper pressure tactics.
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Few states mandate that custody evaluators have domestic-violence training; judges often characterize the allegations as mudslinging and focus not on their veracity but on which party appears to be the better parent.
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Over the next 10 days, two other letters claiming to come from right-wing and left-wing political groups emerged, casting further doubt on the veracity of a possible link to Islamic extremists.
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With more than 9,000 false or misleading statements by the count of the Washington Post, our current president is the first's opposite when it comes to veracity, character and, it would seem, dignity.
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The surface drama is about whether Rodrigues too will turn on his faith, but the deeper tension comes from his inability to gauge the veracity of Ferreira's transformation: Is it a put-on?
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The search giant isn't doing its own fact-checking, but rather relying on nonpartisan websites like Politifact and Snopes that work to assess the veracity of statements made by public officials and news organizations.
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It is currently testing measures to mitigate the power of misinformation to influence its users (in the US, and in Germany) — including by labelling suspect links with warnings about the veracity of the content.
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Republican senators on the Intelligence Committee Thursday did not dispute the veracity of former FBI Director James Comey as he described the president as a liar who fired him to influence the Russia investigation.
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For example, electricity consumption, long a barometer of economic health and of the veracity of economic statistics, was nearly unchanged last year instead of rising in line with growth in China's gross domestic product.
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In a statement to Variety, Tidal CEO Richard Sanders denied the publication's report, but went on to say the company would investigate the potential data breach, raising doubts about the veracity of that denial.
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But even if it's just a drop in the bucket, the fraud could erode the veracity of the widely respected Billboard chart metrics, especially since the fan campaigns appear to be getting more sophisticated.
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There's uncertainty over the platforms' internal monitoring processes, over the veracity of loan data, over shifts in loan rates, over shifts in the economy – and indeed over the platforms' capacity to weather such shifts.
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" Questions raised about the veracity of his account were troubling, Smollett said in his statement, especially since "these types of cowardly attacks are happening to my sisters, brothers and non-gender-conforming siblings daily.
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McCabe responded that he could not answer directly, but, later in the hearing cast doubt on the veracity of Trump's claims that an FBI director would comment to someone connected to an active investigation.
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Moreover, before informing the public about the signal, the institution that discovered the signal should first inform other relevant institutions and government actors about the signal so that its veracity can be independently verified.
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In most cases, when you have stuff like stolen emails, journalists take an extra responsibility to ensure their veracity, because you know the motive of the person who handed this to you is questionable.
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There is considerable doubt over the veracity of Pyongyang's assertion that Wednesday's explosion was a full-fledged test of a hydrogen device, but it could mark an advance in the secretive state's nuclear technology.
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And while some stories are simply the fault of bad translations and a race for headlines, there's enough present tension over Russian involvement in Syria to give some stories a certain level of veracity.
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Speaking before the declaration, Musalia Mudavadi, co-principal of NASA, said the organization would not be party to the announcement of Kenyatta as President, citing unresolved concerns about the veracity of the electoral process.
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It must be emphasized that questioning the veracity of the Russia collusion narrative has nothing per se to do with defending Trump; rather, it has to do with defending reason and prudent political strategy.
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It is not hard to imagine this being manipulated by special interest groups to tie up contentious content in a lengthy review process for removal, as well as inviting public skepticism regarding its veracity.
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Becoming nearly impenetrable as his candidacy gained steam, he seemingly withstands blow after blow, always rising to the top — even when challenged on the veracity of his statements or asked questions about his past.
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If judicial nominees -- or nominees for any other office for that matter -- cannot affirm the veracity of the court's decision, they cannot be trusted to uphold the responsibilities fairly of the position they seek.
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The president has since relied on his combative instincts to wage a relentless campaign defending the veracity of his forecasting abilities over his own federal weather employees and launched broadsides against the news media.
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Some observers, however, are questioning the veracity of Bannon's accusations in "Fire and Fury," with many calling him an opportunist and a self-promoter, skeptical of how much stock to put in his words.
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The Mariners' Museum and NOAA's Monitor National Marine Sanctuary have been instrumental partners in facilitating the veracity of White's vision, providing history, facts, and data (and in one case — sound) about the USS Monitor.
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Gary Gutting, an emeritus professor of philosophy at Notre Dame, focuses on the crucial role of power in postmodernism — the power to defy norms and the power to determine the veracity of competing claims.
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If Trump was truly interested in finding out the truth of these allegations, he could have ordered the Federal Bureau of Investigation to look into their veracity as soon as he heard about them.
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Legend has it that he used a cork to seal in the fizz, but the veracity of the quote — as well as the idea that he invented Champagne — have long been refuted by historians.
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A Twitter debate about the veracity of an economic study projecting the outrageously low tax rates of billionaires turned into a verbal street brawl at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington Thursday.
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"The A.I.U. investigated the veracity of the explanations provided by Danil Lysenko to explain his whereabouts failures and concluded that the explanations were false and supported by forged documents," it said in a statement.
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White House chief of staff John Kelly knew for months about some claims that Porter physically and emotionally battered two ex-wives, yet didn't conduct an internal investigation into their veracity, sources told CNN.
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The driver claims the Tesla was operating in Autopilot — although law enforcement is still investigating the veracity of this claim (Either way, the driver would be at fault, as the software requires human intervention).
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"These reports contain very worrying claims about the nature of the relationship between government and private interests," the ANC said in a statement, calling on government to urgently establish the veracity of the leaks.
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But in an era of internet hoaxes, fabrications and the increased use of fake news around the world to further political agendas, Bana's Twitter account has also raised some questions of veracity and authenticity.
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She also denied the veracity of a Washington Post report that claimed that recovery efforts on Puerto Rico were hampered in part by Trump's excursion last weekend to his resort in Bedminster, New Jersey.
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Mr. McClellan, the Bush press secretary, warned in an interview with me on Sunday that Mr. Spicer might come to regret it if reporters started to doubt the veracity of what he told them.
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All smart consumers question the veracity of ads like the ones that will appear during the Super Bowl — does anyone really think Chance and the Backstreet Boys chop it up over "Flamin' Hot" chips?
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Recently, he expressed doubt about the veracity of a United Nations report, which said that global governments would need to fundamentally restructure their economic systems in to mitigate the worse effects of climate change.
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A spokesperson for the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR), who have a long-running presence on Lesbos, declined to comment on the veracity of Southern's video and said that was a matter for Greek authorities.
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These tactics could range from serious acts of collusion, ranging from the transfer of dirty campaign finances, through to seemingly innocent acts such as sharing social media posts from a source without checking their veracity.
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" In the motion to dismiss, the defendants do not "challenge the veracity of the claim of an assault" nor do they "seek to downplay the significance of the assault or its effect on the plaintiff.
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Weinstein's actions — as with the behavior of Kevin Spacey, Louis C.K., and others — were long known via the rumor mill, and many industry reporters were at least aware of the whispers, if not their veracity.
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But the veracity of official data has been questioned once again after the current governor of Liaoning province, in China's industrial heartland, admitted that his region's fiscal numbers had been fabricated between 2011 and 2014.
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The CIA hasn't confirmed the veracity of the documents — it says it doesn't "comment on the authenticity or content of purported intelligence documents" — but the cache is almost universally seen as authentic by security experts.
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The 23-year-old, who has more than 2 million followers on his YouTube channel alone, is a well-known internet prankster, leading some observers to call the veracity of the entire incident into question.
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In May, an unsigned, 21970-page, single-spaced document was emailed from a throwaway address to hundreds of sociologists, detailing a series of claims casting doubt on the veracity of events as Goffman described them.
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If 30 days pass with no challenge to the information's veracity, then WeSearchr divides the bounty three ways: 75 percent goes to the "Answerer," 10 percent to the "Asker," and the rest to the platform.
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Since she's launched her Senate campaign, however, members of her extended family and a New York Times report have spurred questions about the veracity of her statement and implied that she's exaggerated aspects of it.
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Questions such as the veracity and accuracy of representations of community inhabitants in the eyes of those inhabitants, the scope of the story told, faithfulness to historical records, who is represented all come into play.
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The subtext lurking behind such a mischievously loaded sentence is one of stretched truths and potential lies, proffering a minefield of uncertainty about the veracity of any answers or information provided either before or thereafter.
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Still, that real, verifiable facts that come directly from the Trump family themselves don't seem to be able to change opinions about the veracity of at least some aspects of the Russia story is troubling.
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The important thing to remember is, regardless of their veracity, neither of these other issues has any bearing on whether the Trump campaign improperly coordinated with the Russian government to sway the 2016 presidential campaign.
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It's hard to confirm the veracity of the footage, posted to YouTube by Rare Thief, but there's certainly enough history to indicate a Goldeneye 007 remake was indeed in the works at British developer Rare.
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I'm obviously not condoning Iran lying to the IAEA, and of course these documents need to be fully investigated for their veracity and the IAEA should push Iran on the information found in these documents.
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Of course, with his changing stories, family loyalty and his own possible jail time in the balance, Donald Jr. has no veracity on the subject of whether the sought-after collusion ended at that point.
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A horror movie can only scare you if you buy into the horror movie, and the unanswered question about that movie's veracity was a powerful way for people to jump on and take the ride.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - WhatsApp on Tuesday launched a service for Indians to check the veracity of information, in the messaging platform's latest attempt to combat fake news in India ahead of national elections beginning this month.
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A study earlier this year by the Media Insight Project revealed that consumers are far more likely to evaluate the veracity of a news article based on who shared it than what the source is.
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Suburban independent and Republican women will surely remain, at the very least, disappointed that the FBI probe into the veracity of Professor Ford's allegations was so limited in scope and so incomplete in its findings.
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It's those "leakers" that Trump has repeatedly lambasted, including by calling into question the veracity of anonymously-sourced news reports and calling leakers criminals -- even when the leaks are not damaging to US national security.
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And while Mr. Bloomberg expressed concern about allegations of sexual misconduct that have arisen in the last year, he also voiced doubt about some of them and said only a court could determine their veracity.
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ICE, however, declined to comment on the investigation — or on the veracity of the allegations in the complaints — but said the agency became aware of the migrants' alleged treatment after the report dropped last week.
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If the stories about Bill Cosby and Louis C.K. have taught us anything, it's that we can't trust the veracity of the personas comedians put forth for consumption, let alone the details of their jokes.
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During the hearing, Trump defenders repeatedly questioned the veracity of Mr. Cohen's statements, especially because he had pleaded guilty last year to lying to Congress during an earlier appearance about Mr. Trump's dealings in Moscow.
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After North Korea's underground test on Sunday, more is now known about the power of his nuclear arsenal, even if mystery remains about the veracity of the North's claim that it detonated a hydrogen bomb.
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"The left wants this to be about the veracity of #MeToo, but it's not," said Penny Nance, president of Concerned Women for America, a group that led a "Women for Kavanaugh" bus tour this summer.
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The story Blasey has told so far seems like something that very easily could have happened without there being a way of getting the evidence that you would need to feel confident about her veracity.
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English also throws the reader a surprise punch in the last chapter, which casts doubt on Haidara's motives as well as the veracity of what had been presented to the reader as the unchallenged facts.
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And unlike, say, Michael Wolff or Omarosa Manigault Newman, Woodward comes from a position of decades of journalism about the highest levels of government with very, very few questions about the veracity of his work.
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She attempted to stir doubt about the veracity of the bills of sale for the dogs the man brought to court, and she questioned why he waited more than two months to claim the animals.
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As lending officers have found, the only true way to confirm the veracity of a tax return is to have a borrower sign a form allowing them to get the information directly from the government.
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What is the likelihood that he will use this story, even while denying its veracity, to declare that Rosenstein has been plotting against him and can't be trusted to oversee an investigation into the administration?
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Lawyers for Mr. Steele issued a lengthy statement on Tuesday pushing back on parts of the report, including material that indicated that Mr. Steele's primary source of information later contradicted the veracity of his dossier.
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Every time an NFL player is accused of violence against a woman, we can count on players and coaches to minimize allegations, casting doubt on the veracity of accusers or downplaying the extent of abuse.
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The federal government wouldn't confirm or deny the story and local leaders in BC questioned its veracity, yet it's gained major traction, with tens of media outlets in India and in Canada picking it up.
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Katie Hill, a newly elected Democrat serving California's 25th Congressional District, asked Cohen about the veracity of a statement he made to the New York Times about paying Stormy Daniels out of his own pocket.
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Dr Geraci and those like him aspire, by contrast, to find evidence for those theories' veracity by making precise measurements of the tiny forces that the particles they predict are expected to exert on other objects.
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"Despite the presumption of veracity that gives all photographs authority, interest, seductiveness, the work that photographers do is no generic exception to the usually shady commerce between art and truth," Susan Sontag wrote in "On Photography".
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But the heavy suggestion is that a rather less forensic examination of the Zano promotional video — by someone skilled in video post-production techniques, say — would have quickly raised suspicions about the veracity of the footage.
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So the fact that the Warrens and the Hodgsons keep behaving as they did historically — the family still living in the house, the Warrens questioning the veracity of what they've seen — becomes more and more awkward.
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Foreign Minister Geoffrey Onyeama "sought clarification on the veracity or otherwise of the substance of the remarks, stressing that if they were true, they were deeply hurtful, offensive and unacceptable", the ministry said in a statement.
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Intrusions on personal autonomy are justified when there is a compelling state interest — for example, asking a person to remove a face veil while testifying is justified because of the need to assess credibility and veracity.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia on Thursday called into question the veracity of a new report by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) which accused Russian athletes of still doping, but it promised to facilitate the agency's work.
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The party also cast doubt on the veracity of the released videos, which were produced by Project Veritas, a conservative group led by the activist James O'Keefe that has been heavily criticized as using deceptive editing.
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Even worse, the videos will likely make the public even more skeptical about the veracity of online content, while providing an easy opt-out to anyone in the public eye who says something they later regret.
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The lab was founded in 210 as the Institute for Honey Research, and though they now test other foods and drugs beside honey, they have extensive experience on determining the quality and veracity of honey samples.
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Republicans are also stepping up efforts to challenge the veracity of Christine Blasey Ford, Judge Kavanaugh's main accuser, confronting her with a sworn statement from a former boyfriend who questioned some of her testimony last week.
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These researchers select significant political claims and set out to determine their veracity by combing through old news stories, speeches, past interviews, scientific and medical data, expert opinions, anything that could help distill fact from opinion.
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Even at the outset of the confirmation process, Democratic senators questioned Kavanaugh's veracity -- based on his congressional testimony years earlier -- and he faced the lowest public opinion rating for a Supreme Court nominee in three decades.
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Mr. Trump often questioned the veracity of the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports during the 2016 campaign, when job growth often exceeded 200,000 a month, arguing that the statistics were rigged to make Democrats look better.
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International financial institutions call into question the veracity of some of the key macroeconomic indicators published by secretive Uzbekistan, but have to use them in their forecasts given a lack of other sources of this information.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Throughout two concurrent LA exhibitions at the Vincent Price Art Museum (VPAM) and the Orange County Museum of Art (OCMA), York Chang challenges the veracity of various forms of mass media.
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Kerry did lose the 2004 election to incumbent George W. Bush, and the success of the campaign to undermine his military record gave rise to the term "swiftboating" as political slang for political attacks of dubious veracity.
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Local government officials contacted by Reuters on Thursday could not confirm the veracity of the announcement, but a senior industry representative in Ulaanbaatar who is familiar with the matter said the new charges were now in effect.
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From there you could imagine a world where it's hard to tell what or who is even real at any given moment, just like a post-Photoshop world calls into question the veracity of static 2D photography.
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While it's a tiny feature tweak, annotations are another sign that Twitter is exploring ways to infuse its platform with value and veracity in the face of what so far appears to be an intractable misinformation crisis.
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In Australia, defamation law protects those who have been defamed over those who did the defaming; if Stone's accusations were published in an Australian newspaper, she would be the party liable for the veracity of the claims.
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The social media giant has taken a hands-off approach to policing the veracity of content on the site, instead partnering with independent organizations that have become the company's first and main line of defense against misinformation.
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