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The article debunks the myth of true Internet anonymity.
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I had to wonder if my theory was about to debunked. (source)debunked = exposed as not true
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Debunking miracles.† (source)Debunking = exposing something as not true, real, or as valuable as others thought
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Amy Elliott Dunne is like a yeti—coveted and folkloric—and they are two Ozarks grifters whose blurry story will be immediately debunked.† (source)debunked = exposed as not true, real, or as valuable as others thought
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This from Devan Lochees, the great debunker?† (source)
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Ever since, I've told what I find, confirming or debunking.† (source)debunking = exposing something as not true, real, or as valuable as others thought
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I went around debunking claims of miracles all over the country.† (source)debunking = exposing something as not true, real, or as valuable as others thought
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Thankfully the rest of the world assumed that the Irish were crazy, a theory that the Irish themselves did nothing to debunk.† (source)
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"was the single most important article ever written that debunked the pervasive linguistic fallacies associated with cognitive-deficit hypotheses"—that is, the fallacy that speakers of Black English were somehow mentally backward.† (source)debunked = exposed as not true, real, or as valuable as others thought
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The great debunker himself.† (source)
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Scientific debunking, he felt, was both noble and important, even if the public didn't always appreciate it.† (source)debunking = exposing something as not true, real, or as valuable as others thought
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And of course we as individuals must sympathetically debunk ourselves.† (source)
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What if the gospels that had been dismissed and debunked were the real ones, and the ones that had been picked for the New Testament were the embellished versions?† (source)debunked = exposed as not true, real, or as valuable as others thought
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He spent a chapter debunking first what the press had written about Salander, then what Prosecutor Ekström had claimed, and thereby indirectly the entire police investigation.† (source)debunking = exposing something as not true, real, or as valuable as others thought
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Many people use science to debunk religion, but Reverend Scheffler enlisted science to bolster his beliefs.† (source)
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He made a poor subject for blackmailers or debunking biographers.† (source)
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