In the static-filled bedlam of viral e-mails, cable-news square-offs, mangled media clips, fake-news Web sites, political ads, and malicious rumors, with a new lie popping up somewhere every hour, the Obama campaign faces the nearly impossible task of putting out stories before they spread across a political landscape that is often dry tinder for them.
She turns to look out the window or keeps her face averted whenever Mary feels trapped or is planning a new lie.
But let there be no misunderstanding; as Ambassador John Negroponte said earlier today, Saddam Hussein has so far responded to this final opportunity with a new lie.
With the help of the known Lie algebra G1 and a new Lie algebra G2, the two different isospectral problem are designed.
A new lie detecting algorithm that correctly identified truthful tweets 86% of the time could mark a giant leap forward toward that goal.
The derivation of a new Lie superalgebra from given Lie algebras is particularly interesting in physics, since it allows us to find new physical theories from already known theories.
So when we hear a new lie or an old insult, nothing gets stirred up inside us except a sense of resignation.
In the same press conference in which he attempted to disavow birtherism, he launched a new lie, accusing Hillary Clinton's campaign of spreading the birther theory in 2008.
Every day they begin with a new lie and eventually their lies kill their conscience and life becomes a dream.
The Sant'Egidio Community is one of a number of new lay movements that have emerged to fill gaps opened by the extensive changes in Roman Catholicism's devotional and organizational life after the Second Vatican Council.
The scenario I've outlined would certainly be a test for the new lay members of the Standards Committee, who're supposed to be outside the cosy parliamentary bubble.
