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big lie

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big lie also Big Lie
n.
Repeated distortion of the truth on a grand scale, especially for propaganda purposes: released falsified documents to bolster the big lie that no government troops were involved in the fighting.
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I believe both Mousavi and all those who propagated this big lie must face trial in a court of law," said Mohammad Nabi Habibi, secretary-general of the conservative Islamic Coalition Party, the official IRNA news agency reported.
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She decided that if she was told any big lie, such as her partner was covering up an affair, or drinking and hiding it, or being dishonest with money.
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It is the politics of the big lie and the big smear and it is very important that they are held to account.
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