So far, there isn't a clear explanation what they mean by "disturbance", what constitutes fake news at all, and who gets to decide what's fake or not.
In the endless debates about what constitutes "fake news," we tend to invoke clear cases of unfounded rumor or outright deceit ("Melania has a body double," or "President Trump saves two cats from drowning after Hurricane Harvey").
Now Roger has started spending weekends in a country cottage in Little Puddleton with a brash American girlfriend ("Good heavens, is it Christmas in Hades?" the Major asks, upon seeing the black brush-shaped fake tree that constitutes their idea of clever holiday décor) and has pretentious tastes in everything, including cuisine.
With Trump in office, the conservative news media and the mainstream are now at war over who constitutes "fake news," as Americans' trust in the press hit a record low of 32percentt.
And Mottaki repeated the Iranian regime's mantra that Israel, the "Zionist regime," constitutes a "fake and illegitimate" implant in the Arab world and, thus, "the main security threat in this region".
However, President Trump hasn't specifically stated either of these types of critiques as the basis for his claim that polls constitute fake news.
A week later, Prime Minister Hun Sen's Cambodian People's Party CPPP) filed a complaint with the National Election Commission claiming his comments constituted fake news, and requesting Choungy's Facebook page be shut down immediately.
I also think it's important to be skeptical of miracle claims, so I really want to have a serious conversation about what constitutes a real miracle and weed out the fakes.
While aliens and fake moon landings probably trigger eyerolls in many of us, defining what constitutes a conspiracy theory is difficult, Brotherton says.
Apologizing for sporting "the same hairstyle all the time," the singer explained she has tried wigs and weaves, ultimately settling on extensions that constitute "more fake hair than every drag queen on Earth combined".
