"When you testified to the grand jury you denied approving, isn't that right?" "I did, sir," Mr. Foss answered, then added that the minutes "were falsely done".
Therefore, predicting or excluding the risk for adrenal insufficiency from clinical parameters, as often falsely done, is delicate and potentially dangerous.
So Mr. Romney's position seems to be that we need not worry about the poor thanks to programs that he insists, falsely, don't actually help the needy, and which he intends, in any case, to destroy.
"The OECD report that Bill Shorten falsely referenced did not point to a 2.8% growth effect straightaway.
If McCain wins, he will, almost certainly, "change the tone," as Bush promised, falsely, to do eight years ago.
"Everybody's reading about the disaster taking place in Minnesota," he added, before claiming, falsely: "You don't even have the right to talk about it".
Mr. Basciano's lead lawyer, George R. Goltzer, said in his opening statement that his client had not ordered the killing, but falsely admitted doing so to Mr. Massino to protect a friend who did order the killing, and his own business interests.
So with these documents that we published show, that were marked top secret to prevent the American people from learning about them, was that the NSA keeps extremely precise statistics, all the data that the senators announced where the NSA has falsely claimed does not exist.
But as Dr. Susan Davis summed up in her book-length study of SeaWorld ("Spectacular Nature"), its message to the public is falsely soothing: "Don't worry; there are problems with the environment, but scientists and corporations are working together to solve them".
They were trying to see if he had a pattern of falsely claiming to have done other terrible things, or if he had a psychiatric history.
He has created a political climate where anyone talking honestly and sensibly about what needs to be done is falsely accused of making deep cuts to vital services".
