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FAKE NEWS | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
It contains satirical articles (such as fakenews briefs, interviews, and op-ed pieces), cartoons, and photos.
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He introduced himself by faxing fakenews to the show.
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The site featured fakenews stories criticizing the university.
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This program is advertised as being a mix of real and fakenews, commercials, and interviews.
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Any person fooled by a fakenews story remains a fool, but everybody else becomes a fool, too.
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They accused the paparazzi of making up fakenews and making subjective opinions to sell their newspapers and magazines.
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These commercials can often include fakenews anchors that pretend to be neutral observers even though they are all participants in a ruse to sell something.
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The first story uploaded on to the site, as a test, was a fakenews story.
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