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their cellphone right now, much of the
information they see is
really nonfactual. My goal and my
inspiration is for
there to be
actual sources of information...
- that we do not
learn from
history (and in fact so much of
history may be
nonfactual that
learning may be impossible).
Being a
pessimist chronicler of the...
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published The Life of Jesus,
which argued that the
miracles of
Jesus were
nonfactual myths and that the
Bible could not be
literally interpreted as God's word...
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described as
publishing "multiple misleading, decontextualized, and
often nonfactual stories on hot-button
issues in Illinois". In the
three decades before...
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beetle —
which is how she was
getting all of her dramatic, and
largely nonfactual, scoops. The
young witch then uses this
information to
blackmail the journalist...
- With a
production timeline spanning 12 years,
DiMaria sought to
correct nonfactual and
sensational aspects of his uncle's story, in part
through the do****entary's...
- for
moral sentences.
Expressivism is a form of
moral anti-realism or
nonfactualism: the view that
there are no
moral facts that
moral sentences describe...
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strain and that the
media had
interpreted the
study "in an
exaggerated and
nonfactual way". They also said the
infected workers "did not show flu
symptoms and...
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subjunctive was the Indo-European irrealis, used for
hypothetical or
nonfactual situations.
Already in Proto-Germanic (the
distant ancestor of English...
- insufficiency, insufficient, malefaction, malefactor, maleficence, malfeasance,
nonfactual, nonfacultative, nonfeasance, nonproficiency, nonprofit, office, official...
