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Meanings of alternative facts in English
Portuguese
factos alternativos Spanish
hechos alternativos Intentious lie described as facts.
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Examples for "falsehoods"
Examples for "falsehoods"
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These falsehoods aren't just humorous isolated errors; they number into the hundreds.
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Research shows that, on twitter at least, falsehoods travels farther than truth.
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They were all falsehoods: there was no truth in any of them.
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Misra denies the allegations and says they contain a series of falsehoods.
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I told my falsehoods placidly, for they were meaningless in my eyes.
Usage of alternative facts in English
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But the point remains... Chuck Todd: Wait a minute... alternative facts?
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You may notice Orwellian terms like ' alternative facts' finding themselves into modern langauage.
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And what are the alternative facts on which his greatness depends?
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There is a lot of fake news and alternative facts about Fifa circulating.
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Fake news, or alternative facts -depending on how you interpret these things.
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When you interview her on a show she asks you to accept alternative facts.
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She wants him to put her back on TV, to spread her alternative facts.
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Some of the exchanges have carried worrying overtures of " alternative facts".
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But there are some truths that no " alternative facts" can obscure.
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Kildare 3-17 Meath 0-16 It's all about the alternative facts these days.
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She famously used the term " alternative facts" to back Spicer, and never lived it down.
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Look, alternative facts are not facts.
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You remember Conway, the aide who used the term " alternative facts" to justify colleague Sean Spicer's lies.
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The White House is advocating " alternative facts".
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Looking back, the outrage reflects either a more innocent time or an early indicator of today's " alternative facts" bubble.
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In front of an audience, they discuss the value of a written record in an era of " alternative facts."