- 2016
United States elections,
largely aided by the
repetition of
Russian falsehoods by
Donald Trump, who has made
constant lying a key part of his communication...
- Look up FALSE, false, or
falsehood in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
False or
falsehood may
refer to:
False (logic), the
negation of
truth in classical...
-
repeated falsehood that he, and not
former President Barack Obama, had p****ed the
Veterans Choice Act.
These falsehoods added to the 30,573
falsehoods that...
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Double Falsehood (archaic spelling:
Double Falshood) or The
Distrest Lovers is a 1727 play by the
English writer and
playwright Lewis Theobald, although...
- The
Fatal Falsehood is a 1779
tragedy by the
British writer Hannah More. It
premiered at the
Theatre Royal,
Covent Garden in
London on 7 May 1779. The...
-
online falsehoods created by
malicious actors by
targeting falsehoods, not
opinions and criticisms, nor
satire or parody. It
defines a
falsehood as a statement...
-
paradox can be
expressed as follows: "yields
falsehood when
preceded by its quotation"
yields falsehood when
preceded by its quotation. If the paradox...
- Churchill.
Falsehood in War-time
identifies the role
propaganda pla**** in
World War I in
general and
specific terms and
lists more than 20
falsehoods that were...
-
Falsehood (2001) is a
short film
written and
directed by
Kenneth Lui
starring Anne Welles, Mark Irvingsen, Marie-Noelle
Marquis and
Stuart Prof****. Its...
- s 9).
Corporations may, however,
still sue for the tort of
injurious falsehood,
where the
burden of
proof is
greater than in defamation,
because the...
