They then throw in the canard that to say otherwise is an attack on capitalism.
The notion that energy production externalities in general are not captured is another canard.
The GOP has fought back vigorously against that canard, which is all to the good.
But he repeated the ludicrous canard that Zimbabwe's present conflict is between blacks and whites.
Anyone who hauls out this canard should be immediately silenced, preferably by kicking him in the jimmie.
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This is false, a canard originally conceived by General Pinochet's enemies and now definitively despatched by his critics.
As a newspaper, Charlie Hebdo suffers from constant comparison with its better-known and more successful rival, Le Canard Enchaine.
It risks associating the Democrats with the ancient canard that big government in Washington can solve all America's problems.
All the talk about the social cost of traffic congestion is a canard.
Mr Chirac denied any wrongdoing when responding to the allegations the evening before the report appeared in Le Canard Enchaine.
He wants to continue the canard that all his proposals and the exploding deficit can be handled by taxing rich people.
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Any examination of Mr Vidal's background dispels the old canard that there is no such thing as an American upper class.
Some argue that raising the minimum wage will hurt job growth, a tired old canard trotted out every time a minimum wage proposal surfaces.
Until the 2012 election rolls around, I worry that some very prominent Americans will continue to perpetrate the canard that it is possible to give people self-respect.
Try the terrine de foie de canard, the herb-crusted loin of lamb and the beguiling desserts, especially the warm apple and walnut purse with sour cream ice cream.
This spring's wipeout of semiconductor equipment stocks killed that canard.
But if Le Canard is all about scoops and unreported secrets, Charlie is both cruder and crueller - deploying a melange of cartoons and an often vicious polemical wit.
They allowed the Democrats to propagate the canard that the Bush tax cuts hurt the economy (however, apparently most of those cuts are suddenly ok according to this fiscal deal).
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But when media give scant and selective coverage to the topic, they are abetting the status quo, which depends on the continued inscrutibility of the operation of this costly canard.
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The canard was spread by Henry Kissinger, among others, Mr. Sarantakes suggests that President Nixon pumped himself up by repeated viewings before he invaded Cambodia in April 1970, shortly after "Patton's" premiere.
The issue -- the canard the Republicans put out there is that a lot of small businesses file as S corps, I believe it's called, and under the individual income tax code, 97 percent of them would not be affected by this.
Allowing for the near certainty that any reform coming out of Washington would weaken the delivery of the health product, it should be noted that the "16% of GDP" canard is one of the weaker arguments for keeping the federal government at bay.
Historian Victor Davis Hanson cites what he terms, "The President's politically correct canard that the Renaissance was fueled by Arab learning, and the President's statement that abolition of slavery and civil rights in the U.S. were accomplished without violence, " as two of seven presidential errors.
Today, of course, it is open to all New Yorkers including the low-income residents of relatively nearby central and East Harlem, thus belying the increasingly-common canard the charitable giving of the wealthy provides no benefit to the poor unless it directly supports services in low-income neighborhoods.
Though you might dispute whether the ability to, say, properly place a football pass is a learned or inherited trait, you still might find the infographic useful at home or in the classroom, as you struggle to disabuse your young charges of a canard to which even education columnists fall prey.
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