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Lyingly

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Ly´ing`ly
adv.1.In a lying manner; falsely.
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First, because Gratian does not say what they lyingly quote; and more especially because on the contrary, as can be seen in innumerable passages, he denies and disproves it; and last, because they bring forward only a single unknown individual, of not the least authority, so very stupid as to affix to Gratian what cannot be harmonized with his other statements.
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According to Murray Rothbard in his indispensable book The Case Against the Fed, from its conspiratorial beginnings the Fed has been controlled by the financial empires of the Morgans and Rockefellers whose agents wrote the Federal Reserve Act and lyingly maneuvered it through Congress.
Deflating the deflation myth: Fed chief Alan Greenspan is claiming ... by Ingraham, Jane H. / The New American
 
 
 
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