Sadly, the story is untrue - for one thing, the Pope, born in 1920, wasn't ordained until 1946.
Last year, research by Professor David Voas pointed out that this has been untrue for at least 50 years.
The "myth of the last Bushmen" has been untrue for a century or more, said Dr. Jeffress Ramsay, a historian and a government spokesman.
"Again, if that which is deprived of potency is incapable, that which is not happening will be incapable of happening; but he who says of that which is incapable of happening either that it is or that it will be will say what is untrue; for this is what incapacity meant.
Unfortunately, this is untrue for many other content collections, including newspapers, magazines, and even some non-fiction books such as travel guides, encyclopedias, and cookbooks.
Throw the heavy, sickly sediment -- that pasted up, dull shell; that which is untrue for you -- in the nourishing compost of the universe.
Since the gravamen of the complaint in this case is that the prosecutor knew or should have known that certain testimony of a witness called by him was untrue and since for reasons set forth below the other allegations in the complaint fail to state a cause of action on any other theory, I concur in the judgment in this case.
The company's solicitor Niri Shan said they did not intend to imply that Pietersen may have tampered with his bat and acknowledged that the allegation was untrue and apologised for the distress and embarrassment caused.
I awoke, threw up, and spent the rest of the night sitting on our couch, praying, hoping it was untrue, and waiting for her to wake up so I could ask her.
My own worries (based mostly in speculation) are more in line with Ursula K Le Guin's – "I wonder if the reason she never wrote again was because she knew her terrifyingly successful novel was untrue" – but my distaste for this entire affair is so total at this point I can't stomach it.
