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Even though it was patently false and based on a conspiracy theory, the entry remained online for 15 years in English and was translated into 12 other languages on Wikipedia and viewed by about half a million people.

Frontiers Healthcare Services (FHS) has debunked claims of its alleged involvement in a Ghana Airport COVID-19 testing project as patently false and tainted by the worst kind of political machination.

In the appeal, Google has challenged the findings as “patently erroneous” and ignoring “the reality of competition in India, Google’s procompetitive business model, and the benefits created for all stakeholders”.

Sargent did make one attempt at explaining his actions which sounded patently ludicrous, but that doesn’t justify the severity of the sentence as compared to what he actually did.

Skelton-Cline’s contracts with the government came under fire in the COI report, with COI Commissioner Sir Gary Hickinbottom concluding that the contracts were patently false and demonstrated serious dishonesty on the part of public officials.

Talos continues to defend this patently terrible idea by trying to imagine that by being a model minority they will be accepted.

The idea of Disney+ skewing older is patently absurd as the service includes copious Disney Junior content specialized for the very young, while its popular line of Marvel Cinematic Universe programming is almost uniformly serialized.

The mattress was listed at 190cm long but measured in at 180cm, leaving a considerable gap at the end of my bed through which sullen-looking slats were patently visible.

The whole object is patently illegal,” Mr Singhvi said.

This was a breach of prison rules, however it was of far more relevance that the applicant was patently aware of the concerns relating to secretive and inappropriate behaviour.

While the prosecutors may disagree with the “rhetoric,” Blanche says it is “patently unfair” to frustrate the freedom of speech of a man who is running for President of the United States.

Why the ABC continues to make a virtue out of the patently untrue policy of ‘no advertising’ is hard to fathom.

But there are two patently obvious problems with this statement.

He added: “It is patently unfair if you’re getting 17% of votes across the country but because of our system you can’t get any seats – that shows democracy isn’t working.

He insisted allegations of wrongdoing on his part were "pernicious, politically motivated and patently untrue".

It’s not unusual for teams around the NFL to offer stadium tours for fans, but Jerry Jones has taken the idea to extreme, weird levels that are patently Jerry Jones.

It was patently obvious at the time that the separatists had seized on it as a way of jump-starting the independence crusade – an indication of how corrosive nationalism can warp priorities.

I was with each of them more than most, and his commentary is *patently false.

King says reconciliation is important, and the responsibility of all Canadians, but it’s ‘patently unfair’ to ask fishers to bear the cost alone.

Live pigeon shoots are patently illegal in Pennsylvania, one of the first states to pass a robust anti-cruelty statute.