Google, via its News Lab arm, is backing a collaborative verification platform called CrossCheck, that will launch in France on February 27 and continue through the French elections — bringing together a raft of local media companies to power a website where members of the public can report content they believe to be dubious, or ask questions for CrossCheck's media partners to respond to.
Regardless of whether it is right to hold this hotel group responsible for the inhumanity of its owner, readers may themselves have been invited to establishments which they believed to be morally dubious.
Although Williams allows that some political actions that are popularly believed to be morally dubious, may well be morally acceptable when circumstances are properly understood, he casts a pretty wide net for the morally disagreeable.
Others are wary of mass-marketed beers that have acquired such dubious nicknames as "wife beater" and are believed to be packed with dodgy chemicals.
The dubious record for the most retractions is now believed to be held by Joachim Boldt, a German anesthesiologist.
In recent years, Corinthian has been accused by multiple federal and state authorities of systematically lying about its graduation or job placement rates, misleading potential students into enrolling and forking over tens of thousands of dollars to obtain credentials many critics believe to be of dubious value.
There is reason to be dubious.
We know that to be dubious.
Many engineers he spoke to were dubious of his project.
Gary Nelson, described at one of his many trials as one of "the most violent and dangerous men to walk the streets of Britain", is believed to hold the dubious record for being the country's most ghosted prisoner, having been moved to 33 jails over just one four-year period.
One prisoner, Gary Nelson, described at one of his many trials as one of "the most violent and dangerous men to walk the streets of Britain", is believed to hold the dubious record for being the country's most ghosted prisoner, having been moved to 33 jails in four years.
