The report issued Tuesday shows that statement to be untrue.
CBS initially added that statement to an editor's note that also reported the White House denial.
Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut used that statement to accuse General Clark of inconsistency on Iraq.
The futures markets interpreted that statement to mean the Fed would raise rates later this year, or early next year.
I'll subject that statement to some skeptical due diligence, but first I'll go it one better: Trecartin slices through the art world's bondage to commercial and institutional powers.
And, really, under the kind of stress that she's under and the heartache that she's under, I thought putting out that statement, to me, was really something.
If Sophie makes the untruthful statement to Nicole "I didn't get any homework today," with the intention that Nicole believe that statement to be true, and if Nicole does not believe that statement to be true, then Sophie is still lying.
If George makes the statement to Hillary (with the intention that Hillary believe that statement to be true), "The enemy has weapons of mass destruction," and that statement is false, he is not lying if he does not believe that statement to be false.
"Let's take that statement to its logical conclusion," Diedring told VICE News.
On Tuesday it updated that statement to say "several dozen" Russians were killed or wounded in the attack.
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