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Maybe it is a girlfriend who tells you it would make her "highly uncomfortable" if she made more money than you (true story).

Rarely have we seen true love made more tangible and incarnate onscreen than in the relationship between Korean couple Young-Chan and Soon-Ho.

Wherein a predominantly true story is made more complicated in the service of art.

True, he has made more than two dozen appearances on NBC's "Meet the Press"—but over 31 years.

Using this cut-off meant that, even if the actual PPV was as low as this, we would have made 50% more true matches than false matches under the strategy (60% versus 40%).

Being able to work with fellow artists and "write the words and lyrics that we like without feeling like the company was saying, 'Sing about Coca-Cola,' it made it more true to my core values," she said.

The fact that the rumours persist around this doesn't make it more true; it just makes those who push the rumours persistent.

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At the time, he was newly arrived in South America to start production on Fitzcarraldo – the giddy and occasionally brilliant saga that actually managed to make more demented the supposedly true story of a 19th-century Irish rubber baron who set out to build an opera house in the Amazon and ended up hauling a steamship over a mountain.

The writer adds, "This partnership, if true, makes more sense than anything about Wang at Balenciaga so far".

New technologies like Apple's iPad only make this more true.