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[fawls] / fɔls /




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But after the statistic was clipped up and shared all over social media, venues in the city say the stats could be painting a false picture of the health of Newcastle's local scene.

From BBC

However, in November, Sullivan gave his only media interview to the BBC and claimed he had been "stitched up" after his arrest, including being fed information to make his false confession sound plausible.

From BBC

But after messages from Washington and Tehran at various points moved the market—sometimes with false statements—traders say they are increasingly discounting leaders’ words in favor of information like troop movements.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said federal officials found that, after Sosa-Celis’ shooting, officers made false statements.

From Salon

Super Micro said the short report contained “false or inaccurate statements,” including “misleading presentations of information.”

From Barron's