She can describe a past incident and tell a lie, skills once thought to be exclusively human.
If you tell a lie long enough and loud enough, it will become the truth, no matter how big the lie.
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Hani's one requirement for cooperation with Ferris is that he never tell a lie -- which is a bit rich in the circumstances.
But if honesty was always the best policy for George Washington, who could not tell a lie, can the same be said for Alliance in their open support for water charges?
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"We go in and we tell a lie to the North Koreans, and I believe that's journalistically fine and proper, " he said, acknowledging that the North Korean government is now "very angry" about what happened.
To tell a plausible lie, children must be able to understand how others see things.
So they print money to tell themselves and us a lie, just as easy Fed policy and massive purchases of Treasury securities tell the government the lie that it is creditworthy.
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"The ability to have a strong moral compass, and know the difference between a lie you should tell and one you shouldn't is very important, " he says.
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Before the arrival of humans, the Hosts would always tell the truth, and the sound of a lie fills them with ecstasy.
The lie which those subjects are asked to tell is a small one: they have to persuade Dr Langleben, or one of his assistants, that they are holding a particular playing card when often they are actually holding a different one.
So the problem may lie, not with the sender, but with a British reluctance to tell each other how good life can be.
To tell you I had expected this level of physical prowess when I signed up to write this story would be a blatant lie.
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