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Today Facebook launched "The Hunt for False News," in which it examines viral B.S., relays the decisions of its third-party fact-checkers and explains how the story was tracked down.

The Chicago show suggests that art is not removed from the culture which it examines.

It is ahead of other works of the 1240s in the skillful manner in which it examines Aristotle and other newly translated works in philosophy and science.

The Hart-Rudman Commission worried that the futurist studies which it examined had "overly common threads" (and Islam was not one of them).

The BBC reported that the advisory council decided against recommending reclassification at a private meeting during which it examined new research from Keele university about links between cannabis and mental illness.

On the right to marry of article 12 ECHR, the court observed this was the first case in which it examined whether people of the same sex had the right to marry.

Writing for The New York Times, Stephen Holden said the film was "a riveting documentary" that delivered "the suspense of a smaller-scale Seven Days in May", citing the way in which it examined how television can be used to "deceive and manipulate the public".

There is only one study concerning the epidermal lipid composition in dogs correlated to age, in which it examined the skin surface lipids in young dogs at the age of 10 to 81 weeks [ 35].

(Reuters) Events trigger mobile web use, says Orange Orange has published the first of something called a "digital media index" which, it says, examines consumer trends across its fixed-line and mobile broadband services and messaging.

The study is overwhelmingly about energy use and related greenhouse gas emissions, which it thoroughly examines.

On 26 February 2007, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) presented its judgment in the Bosnian Genocide Case, in which it had examined atrocities committed in detention camps, including Omarska, in relation to Article II (b) of the Genocide Convention.