fibbing
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fibbing
a trivial act of lying or being deliberately unclear
For one year, things were fine, but the atrial fib returned. sunjournal.com
'The Lie' review: the comically sad life of the fibbing hipster. blog.oregonlive.com
The common belief is that people will subconsciously look to the left when telling the truth and to the right when fibbing. cbsnews.com
Democrats Fib Again about Israel Democrats pretend to be pro-Israel even as they cool to the Jewish state. nationalreview.com
Paul Ryan's Marathon Fib A Pair Of Empty Running Shoes Explains Implications. courant.com
Ignacio De La Fuente's Big Fib . eastbayexpress.com
I have "A- fib " heart condition. cbsnews.com
Seattle Medic One Tops 50% Survival Rate in Witnessed V- Fib . jems.com
Obama's Climate Position: A Lie Inside a Fib Coated with Spin. motherjones.com
Let's not fib to ourselves: Parents lie. blog.timesunion.com
Fibbing on web sites should be a crime. cbsnews.com
On "Black Swan," happy road trips, and a fibbing Sasha. espn.go.com
Pentagon Says WikiLeaks Is Fibbing . newsweek.com
Apple's Biggest Hater Apologizes for Foxconn Fibs. ired.com
About a third of students at two universities admit that they fib in year-end course evaluations, The Des Moines Register reports. chronicle.com
Fibonnacci streams Define a co-inductive predicate, called local fib, that is satisfied by any stream such that, if n, m, p are consecutive elements, then p = n+m.
CoInduction in Coq
Prove that the stream that is created satisfies the two predicates (increasing and local fib).
CoInduction in Coq
Subramanyan, Springs of the Hermite polynomials, Fib.
Hyperforests on the Complete Hypergraph by Grassmann Integral Representation
Djordjevi´c, On some properties of generalized Hermite polynomials, Fib.
Hyperforests on the Complete Hypergraph by Grassmann Integral Representation
GaAs sample is affixed to the cantilever tip using a focused ion beam (FIB) technique.
Measurement of statistical nuclear spin polarization in a nanoscale GaAs sample
They had either to tell a fib or offend their visitors. "Billie Bradley at Three Towers Hall" by
We did like it, though, so we didn't have to fib. "In Blue Creek Cañon" by
Pshaw, pshaw, you fib, you baggage, you do understand, and you shall understand; come, don't be so nice. "The Comedies of William Congreve Volume 1 [of 2]" by
Right at the beginning she told them how she hated a story, fib-story she meant. "Emmy Lou" by
Accustomed as I am to harsh language, I am quite prepared to hear my 'poetic rendering' branded as a 'falsehood' and a 'fib. "Fragments of science, V. 1-2" by
And I thought you were fibbing again. "The Tale of Grunty Pig" by
That was a fib and well I knew it. "Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1907 to 1908" by
They fibbed some, but not entirely. "The Planet Strappers" by
I told her, she was the first sweetheart I ever had; as you know, Ned, a little bit of a fib. "The Flag of Distress" by
A few fibs, and, if the worst should come, my sword. "The International Magazine, Volume 2, No. 3, February, 1851" by
And sounds perhaps like fibs:
But still it's true as true can be -
As sure as your name's Tibbs," said he.
I said "My name's NOT Tibbs."