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canard

[kuh-nahrd, ka-nar] / kəˈnɑrd, kaˈnar /


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From the outset, therefore, the U.S. rejected the canard that “anti-Zionism” somehow isn’t antisemitism.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bill Gates jumps off a bandwagon that existed in the first place only as a complete and utter canard.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the right-wing canard concerning left-wing bias persists regardless of the many polls conducted by nonpartisan organizations that have affirmed public radio and television’s status as top among the United States’ most trusted institutions.

From Salon

He said “this epidemic denial has become a feature in the mainstream media and it’s based on an industry canard” perpetrated by “people who don’t want us to look at environmental exposures.”

From Los Angeles Times

There’s no consensus that these are actually boys," he said. "This whole thing about trans girls is a canard.

From Salon