Among them, Mr. Clinton is charged with making false or misleading statements to "deceive the American public" about his relationship with Ms. Lewinsky; filing "false or insincere assertions of privilege" with the court, though he knew he was not being truthful; using his lawyers to make those assertions and "purposely jeopardizing" Paula Corbin Jones's ability to pursue justice in a court of law.
Create scenes from a truthful place using group mind.
The prosecutors wanted to see if those players, including Bonds, had been truthful about their use, or non-use, of performance-enhancing drugs.
In his 1987 bestseller, "The Art of the Deal," Trump described how he would use "truthful hyperbole" as a "very effective form of promotion" in his business dealings.
In part, the explanation lies with the Balco case, and an attempt by the United States attorney's office in the Northern District of California to verify whether the 10 baseball players who testified before the Balco grand jury in San Francisco had been truthful about their use, or nonuse, of performance-enhancing drugs.
The United States Attorney's Office in the Northern District of California was seeking to verify whether Bonds and the nine other baseball players who had testified before the Balco grand jury in San Francisco in 2003 had been truthful about their use, or nonuse, of performance-enhancing drugs.
Just 10percentt of Americans think the agency has been mostly truthful about its use of torture against suspected terrorists.
Technology is changing everything, and maybe we'll find a way to make live theater more truthful through our use of technology.
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