"Extras," in lay speak, typically involved a customer paying a dancer for a lamp-lit handy down in perv row.
Even outright lies spoken in a nationally broadcast interview go unchallenged, as if Trump were indeed entitled to his own facts.
C. 350 BCE Eubulides Of Miletus, (born 4th century bc) a member of the Megarian school of philosophy in Athens and renowned as an inventor of logical paradoxes, the most famous of which is "The Liar" ("Does a man who says that he is now lying, speak truly?").
Havers, Grayson and Shankland consider it "rather shocking really, considering that she had sworn to tell the truth, ... to find her coming out with this ... lie spoken, apparently, with the complete self-assurance that the other members of her family had shown".
This was a lie spoken in a moment of panic.
That was a presidential lie, spoken publicly as well as privately to individual members of Congress.
Mr. O'Mara said the lie spoke to the witness's credibility.
It's like a lie-meter to the audience, challenging the audience to stop and think, 'Do I believe what the dancer is saying?' A lie spoken is still there".
It's a lie spoken to the supervising nurse who wonders if she needs to call in the night shift of technicians and nurses so the surgery can be finished safely.
In 1132, Adam of Balsham, the founder of the important logical school of the "Parvipontani" (so called because they gathered at the Petit Pont in Paris), wrote an Art of Discussing (Ars disserendi), in which he treats, among other things, various kinds of yes/no questions, including "whether he speaks truly who says he lies" and "whether he who says nothing but that he lies is speaking the truth".
In response, Avicii accused Lewis and her label of lying about working together, and tweeted "Thanks for accusing me of lying and speaking on my behalf.
