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Misrepresents the article and is top notch bigotry to boot.
At last, Islam's appeasers may be on the run | Nick Cohen 2011
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Phil for Humanity straightens out some misconceptions discussing How Science Fiction Misrepresents Cloning: "First, if a person is cloned, a full grown adult is NOT the immediate product on the cloning process ..."
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If your intent was not to accuse Dawkins of lying, you could have made that clear by titling your post "Dawkins Mishears Konner", "Dawkins Unintentionally Misrepresents Konner", etc.
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Should we expect to see a post entitled "Konner Misrepresents Dawkins" soon?
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Within days, the Senate Republican Conference circulated a lengthy memo headlined, "Knight Ridder Misrepresents Judge Alito's 15-year record."
January 2006 2006
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Misrepresents the economic objection - Stiglitz and Simon Johnson are hardly liberals.
AMERICAblog News 2010
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Misrepresents the economic objection - Stiglitz and Simon Johnson are hardly liberals.
AMERICAblog News 2010
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To the Ladies of 'The View,' McCain Misrepresents Palin's Earmark Record Douglas Holtz-Eakin, a former Director of the Congressional Budget Office and current chief McCain economic advisor, is an honest man -- which means he's something of a liability on the Straight Talk Express.
Blogrunner 2008
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Jewish Week Misrepresents Agudath Israel View On Preventing Abuse An article that appears in the current issue (September 12) of the New York Jewish Week contains the following sentence, referring to bills aimed at preventing child abuse in Jewish schools.
YESHIVA WORLD NEWS 2008
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Grassley Misrepresents His Role In Taking Away Abortion Services From Women Within The Exchange
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