Parallel Universes

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"Michael Wolff is a total loser who made up stories in order to sell this really boring and untruthful book," President Donald Trump says about the author of "Fire and Fury."

He's not the only one to challenge assertions in the tell-all book, which has shaken the White House with accounts and quotes from current and former Trump administration officials.

New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman, and several other journalists and Washington insiders, do as well.

"I believe parts of it, and then there are other parts that are factually wrong," Haberman said Friday on CNN. "He believes in larger truths and narratives. So he creates a narrative that is notionally true, that's conceptually true. The details are often wrong."

In one example, she pointed out that the book says Rupert Murdoch called Trump "a f-----g idiot," but in a column, Wolff quoted Murdoch as saying Trump was "a f-----g moron."

She also noted that Wolff said CNN had published an unsubstantiated dossier compiled by former British spy Christopher Steele about Trump's alleged dealings with Russians. The dossier, however, was actually published by Buzzfeed.com.

"That's ... one fact check away from getting it right," she said.

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Students mistake Hollywood actor Morgan Freeman for Nelson Mandela in presentation about South Africa's former president - Mirror Online

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Take ANY concept and use higher knowledge to prove WHY it is a misconception. Then write a haiku in the form of a chain of thoughts?

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Tom Hanks Settles That Bill Murray Photo Debate

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Although the photo was originally published to the popular Facebook page, "Reasons My Son is Crying" in 2013, people didn't begin to question who was in it until this year when it became the meme that set the internet ablaze with questions over the identity of the actor pictured. Was it Bill Murray? Or could it be Tom Hanks?

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