truthful

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• The Washington Post’s Geoffrey Fowler found some apps were not being truthful about their privacy policies in their labels, and that could create a false sense of security for consumers.

• What’s needed is a serious, truthful Rush Limbaugh to come on the scene in conservative talk.

• We must engage community leaders, churches, activists, doctors, and people in every neighborhood in America as well as celebrities of every stripe to get truthful vaccine messages out to the public.

• The university declined to make Bunch available but acknowledged Stockstill had questioned whether the player was being truthful.

• Clinesmith said he thought at the time he was inserting truthful information.

• No one could agree on which side they felt was more truthful or believable, and the answers kept changing.

• It depends who is going to be involved and how truthful it is.

• So, I would take them rather than wear them because I wanted to be truthful to my own body.

• Who shapes what the public comes to see as truth, and how truthful is that truth?

• For our storytelling to be truthful we need to address this fact, not turn away from it.

• The Swiss soon found out that in Hephzibah he was dealing with a truthful girl; for the tale, though oft repeated, never varied.