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falsehood
noun as in lie
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It creates echo chambers where falsehoods spread faster than facts.
Santos’s legal troubles stemmed from a string of falsehoods and financial misdeeds that unraveled soon after his 2022 election to Congress.
But what may be even more important is the assumption driving this particular falsehood, which is to lure people into a “debate” about whether any immigrants should ever get health care.
“Entire societies have been organized around falsehoods,” Herzog says on a Zoom call from his Los Angeles home.
"Whatever falsehoods they push, whatever easy answers they peddle, however willing they are to tear communities and families apart, they are not on the side of working people."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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