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BS

[bee-es] / ˈbiˈɛs /












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“If I were her, I would have left, but she’s always been able to see through the BS to who I really am.”

From Los Angeles Times

But other readers, some born and raised here decades ago, believe the apparent ban on bumbershoots is “BS,” a myth only pushed as a “quirky truth.”

From Seattle Times

“Pay attention to which Republicans spoke out against this corrupt BS immediately and who sat on their hands and waited to see which way the wind was blowing,” tweeted Mr. Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr.

From Washington Times

“Part of coaching is really being able to read your players’ body language because they can tell you all the BS that they want to tell you, but their body language can’t BS you.”

From Washington Post

A BA program in economics will be eliminated, but the BS in that field will remain.

From Washington Post