Libel law has traditionally been regarded as a "tort" or civil wrong in English law, and is usually defended on the basis that the otherwise defamatory material is true, or a product of responsible journalism in the public interest.
For example, training materials may include true or false or multiple choice questions to reinforce content.
Regarding the basic story line as outline, such writers, some of whom weren't even babes in their mothers' arms when the show opened, update lines, insert new characters, change or delete old ones and create new riffs on age-old material, remaining true to period in their fashion.
Mr. Starr specifically cited an article in The New York Times today, writing that "as of several days ago," Mr. Clinton's lawyers "had most, if not all, of the material information (whether true or not) set forth" in the article about Mrs. Currie.
Most of the mafia material is true, and it doesn't take much to push it further into the absurd.
The request, later approved, covered virtually every category of Greek, Roman, and Etruscan material, and True was the only American curator who publicly supported it.
We show that soil micromorphology is a practical method to distinguish geogenetic humic layers (containing redeposited organic material) from true pedogenic micropodzols.
For that reason, the term penetration is used and refers to the cumulative effect of material removal (true wear) and creep deformation.
It was concluded that these observations are artifacts of the machine dynamic control systems and do not represent the material's true behavior.
To those who listen to such fabrications, the words are material and "true". They sell a particular idea that the king has something to be embarrassed about.
