Examples of using Half-truths in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
Gossip lies eight times… no, nine times… and tells a half-truth the tenth.
And… tells a half-truth the tenth. Gossip lies eight times… no, nine times.
matte-finished, half-truth.
Which is? The other side of a half-truth.
Which is? The other side of a half-truth.
And the problem is that it's based on this half-truth.
Or a half-truth.
The other side of a half-truth.
They do not have to fight a lie but a half-truth.
so you shared a half-truth.
As my grandmother used to say in the shtetl,"A half-truth is a whole lie. I'm sorry, what?
I'm sorry, what? As my grandmother used to say in the shtetl,"A half-truth is a whole lie.
And the problem is that it's based on this half-truth, which is that Americans eat too many simple carbs,
Mr President, better a whole lie than a half-truth- that is how I would like to paraphrase a well-known proverb,
even on the same day on which a falsehood or half-truth is put into circulation in any one country, an association or a member of the government or a Commissioner were to speak out and give the national press the real facts of the matter?
Lies. Unproven half-truths. Lies.
Stabilizing. No more half-truths.- Gaal.
Well, perhaps. But I know when I'm hearing half-truths.
threats, and half-truths.
Many myths and half-truths are told about patents, and I shall cite a few examples.