Sentences with phrase «from snopes»

According to reports from Snopes, 52 out of 211 animals that came through the shelter that day were specifically brought by their guardians to be surrendered.

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Some of the articles in the fact - check section are from leading fact - checking sites like Snopes and PolitFact, as well as recognizable news organizations such as the BBC.

The company has taken a number of steps to try to stamp out fake news, including setting up a process whereby it takes fact - checking and verification efforts from third - party outlets like Politifact and Snopes, and shows users when a particular story is being questioned or has been debunked.

The bill contains no religious exemption, so it is true that some Christian books that address the issue of homosexuality could be banned from being sold, but as The Federalist notes, «It is virtually impossible that California will immediately attempt to ban the sale of the Bible itself» (though they disputed Snopes» claim that the idea is «demonstrably and clearly false.»)

From there, a group of fact - checkers — from groups like Snopes, ABC News, the Poynter Institute — will determine if the story is, in - fact, untFrom there, a group of fact - checkers — from groups like Snopes, ABC News, the Poynter Institute — will determine if the story is, in - fact, untfrom groups like Snopes, ABC News, the Poynter Institute — will determine if the story is, in - fact, untrue.

A couple of links claiming the opposite do show up, but they're well down from skeptical articles from the likes of Snopes, CNN and the Obama campaign itself.

But no: «Snopes debunks the stuffing out of both theories and explains that Miyamoto picked «Kong» from «King Kong» (but not King Kong, legally speaking) and «Donkey» to «convey a sense of stubbornness.»»

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