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These untruths instruct you to accept the conclusions they present without any individual research or examination.

They were remarkable for a similar a historicity and the untruths that flowed from it.

You are being indoctrinated and have been fed untruths, unknowingly since you take your first breath on your planet.

Some people, for reasons unknown, enjoy tweeting random untruths composed entirely in capital letters about Shepherd's Bush being ON FIRE.

iii. If patent untruths are uttered or written, interpreters and translators shall convey these accurately as presented.

And it makes it very , very easy with the mass bombardment of imagery to tell untruths .

Those males who claim that women are prone to untruths and fanciful accounts will feel vindicated.

Probe a Gemini about more complex feelings, and you'll get silence at best and untruths at worst.

Stay strong in the knowing of who you are and let not any such demised of untruths bring down your energy.

Some, such as South Africa's president, Thabo Mbeki, preferred disseminating untruths about the disease and how it should be treated.

According to a survey carried out by drinks firm WKD, British people tell an average of four untruths per day.

To not confuse words of untruths with words of Truth.

Everywhere I look, there are people spouting ridiculous untruths to get their partners to sleep with them without a condom.

Mrs Bachmann has a record of making factual mistakes, repeating untruths and adopting preposterous stances.

I don't mean lying or telling untruths to get something out of someone

Most of us tell much the same white lies, harmless untruths that help to save trouble