Today's Style believe-it-or-not: Janice Dickinson ostensibly lost two false teeth at Sant Ambroeus restaurant in Southampton, Page Six reports.
Today, they're sharing lead track "Voyeurism," a sizzling slice of experimental techno; its ostensibly calming vocals lulls listeners into a false sense of security before barreling into a claustrophobic combination of breaks, blistering snares, and screeches.
The Council of Europe's parliamentary assembly has held an emergency debate into the "false pandemic" that the W.H.O. declared ostensibly under the influence of the pharmaceutical industry.
The publisher attributed the second, false entry — for a coloring book authored ostensibly by a "Timothy Strauss" — to Russians who wanted to undermine Snyder's work.
But here is "false economy" at its starkest: cutting back on services ostensibly to save money, then having to spend far more on the consequences.
Barack Obama has himself justifiably complained of "false balance", implying that this so-called "he said, she said" narrative, ostensibly even-handed, misleads, confuses and bores the citizen.
They made "false statements to the freight forwarder about the contents of the packages, ostensibly so that the packages would be exported to Ukraine without the required licenses," prosecutors charged in an arrest warrant for one of the men, Volodymyr Nedoviz, a Ukrainian citizen who lives in Queens, New York.
Ostensibly this aids transparency.
His teammates, ostensibly.
The commission is ostensibly independent.
