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He'd invent stories so as to discredit any whistleblower or hacker-turned-informant.
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Forcing children to invent stories of abuse is abuse.
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And she continued to invent stories almost in mockery.
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His companion began to invent stories about certain suspicious movements he had heard of lately.
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She could invent stories by the yard, but she couldn't write a page of English.
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They invent stories about you, which I deny.
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The Tyrathca don't invent stories, they can't.'
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The longing to invent stories grew with violence; everything I heard or read became food for my distemper.
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Pray don't invent stories about me.
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He said he would use material for essays from questionnaires the students completed but would invent stories if necessary.
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Like Chaucer, and unlike Scott, he did not invent stories, but told the old stories over again with a new charm.
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As such Dickensians have a great affection for it, and there is no need to invent stories about it to justify their reverence.
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My acquaintance then said they knew me not, and others were at liberty to invent stories, and say all manner of evil of me.
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Investigation, however, shows that in illiterate communities not merely do the people as a whole not invent stories, but they do not even tell stories.
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Now more than ever we need the truths inherent in invented stories.
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In addition to the invented stories, this is lying and misinformation by omission.
