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And the idea of lying was discussed in many newsrooms and many media columns: Should it be called a lie?

The volunteer clean-up efforts in Valencia - organised largely by young people on social media - have seen columns of hundreds of people march to the areas most affected by the flooding.

It involves installing a single steel column or one or two specially engineered walls that are 12 to 18 inches wide, made from either steel or wood and act like columns.

When I went down to an area overlooking northern Gaza I could hear explosions and see columns of smoke rising.

For months before the wage increase, conservative pundits and economists filled the airwaves and newspaper columns with predictions that it would produce an employment bloodbath at fast food restaurants.