Sentences with phrase «false facts»

I think this came from a case where a paper town was copied or where a quiz was using false facts that had been added to a source as a copyright trap.

The world wants to spew false facts about abortion and young women everywhere are falling for it.

This online dating data table gives general statistics on the online dating industry and demographics of online daters I don't see the point of trying to impress online strangers with false facts and catfish people on dating sites if they» ll

Subsequent to obtaining the jury verdict, Mr. Rich and Ms. Elovecky persuaded a federal judge to bar the defendants from repeating false facts in the future.

They also obtained a post-verdict injunction in the case barring the defendant from repeating false facts in the future.

At least don't state false facts.

You assume that there is a thing that can objectively be called «fake news», and that it comprises of stories containing false facts which can be disproven by fact - checking.

De Blasio spokesman Eric Phillips shot back: «Chairman Cox and President Trump must be sharing the same set of false facts.

I would like to know how to handle a situation like this where the technician is coming up with seemingly false facts, or even damaging property in an attempt to convince you to pay for additional services?

They are mendaciously spinning false facts.

So, someone who is the subject of parody of satire can not sue «unless the irreverent comments contain a provably false fact.»

Trump this morning retweeted a message from a conservative journalist that included two false facts about pardons granted under former President Barack Obama.

I don't see the point of trying to impress online strangers with false facts and catfish people on dating sites if they'll eventually find out the truth.

Alex Stamos, Facebook's chief security officer, said in the briefing that the company was concerned not only about false facts but also other kinds of fakery.

Social media rewards outrage, false facts, and filter bubbles — which are better at capturing attention — and divides us so we can no longer agree on truth.

This is yet another false fact about rep ranges.

Players fill in information about themselves at the top, along with some false facts to throw off the scent.

These false facts, according to widely published accounts, all appeared on the Wikipedia site at some point... Sergey Brin's sexy,...

Starters are 1 x wordsearch, 1 x crossword, 1 x anagram sheet, 1 x missing words information sheet, 1 x true / false facts and 4 x alphabet brainstormers.

I'm not suggesting that educators are knowingly filling kids» minds with false facts.

Without evidence, your truth just might appear to be a defamatory «false fact.»

Even if you could somehow take the statement as being a false fact about Americans (which is already a stretch, since it's both puffery and an opinion), individuals generally can't sue for defamation if the group being spoken about has more than 25 members.

Normally, claims are rejected only in cases where proper declaration are not made or false facts are stated in the forms while taking Insurance.

Believing such a false fact could potentially put you in a difficult place; it is the landlord's responsibility to protect the structure, but not your belongings.

Alex Stamos, Facebook's chief security officer, said in the briefing that the company was concerned not only about false facts but also other kinds of fakery.

The Racial Disproportionality Movement in Child Welfare: False Facts and Dangerous Directions Bartholet Harvard Law School Faculty Scholarship Series, 26, 2009 Explores whether Black children are disproportionately victimized by maltreatment and in need of child protective services, and if they are removed at rates proportionate to their maltreatment rates.